DAILY CLIPS COVER - East Carolina University

The ECU Father/Son Camp is open to fathers of all ages and sons through the eighth
grade. While basketball instruction is obviously a focal point, Lebo said experience and
ability levels of the participants aren't important.
What is important to Lebo is building relationships with and between the paternal pairs
and if they glean some basketball knowledge along the way, all the better.
“The biggest thing for me is the chance to teach the game and be around the game and
utilize that in a lot of different areas,” said Lebo, who's entering his second season in
charge of the Pirates after leading them to their first winning season since 1996-97 last.
“Camps are where I got started with the game. ... Hopefully they learn something they
can take back with them. It's a fun way to interact.”
If nothing else, Lebo is expecting the fathers' wardrobes to perhaps provide some comic
relief.
“The kids usually get a kick out of their dads' clothes and shoes,” the coach said. “You'll
see some stuff you may not have seen for 20-25 years.”
East Carolina's summer basketball camps begin on June 13. Visit ecupirates.com for
dates, times, prices and more information.
Contact Tony Castleberry at tcastleberry@reflector.com or 252-329-9591.