Junior Campers make most of October Holidays
14 Oct
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October School Holidays have come to an end, and with it another round of successful Perth Wildcats Holiday Clinics.
Run by Perth Wildcats players and coaches themselves, the club hosted two clinics - a one-day and a two-day camp - with 186 kids age five to 12 participating.
With the exception of John Mooney, who is yet to arrive in Australia, every Wildcats player was on-court for each day of the clinic.
"This is my second Wildcats camp. They're really fun!" said one camper.
"My favourite activity was the skills challenges with Jesse, but I like the whole team.
"Bryce Cotton is my favourite because he's very good and gets buckets!"
The next opportunity to join the Wildcats on court is at the November Mini-Clinics to be held 2 and 10 November.

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