Maryland Student-Athletes Utilize NIL to Host Inspiring Sports Camps
Key points:
- Maryland student-athletes take advantage of NIL to host camps
- Football, basketball, lacrosse, wrestling, and field hockey teams participate
- Camps aim to inspire and educate the next generation of players
Maryland student-athletes have been taking advantage of the new NIL program by hosting their own camps. Athletes from various sports, such as football, basketball, lacrosse, wrestling, and field hockey, have organized camps to inspire and educate the next generation of players. Bri McDaniel, a former Chicago student-athlete, organized a basketball camp for girls in her hometown. Lacrosse players Daniel Kelly, Charlie Koras, and Jack Koras gave back to their local communities with The Kelly Koras Lacrosse Experience. The Miller brothers also hosted wrestling camps, while college field hockey players ran Easton Field Hockey Camps. The athletes aim to be role models and help young athletes improve their skills.
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