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This afternoon marked what could also have been described as the end of Dynasty Basketball Association's summer programs; the main one being the summer camp which has run for the past four years. The second edition of their now annual summer league ended at the Lincoln Community School basketball gym in Abelemkpe.

The league was designed by the staff of the DBA to serve as a platform for kids to improve their game through more play.  The league that ran for the past four Saturdays saw the kids play a good amount of games. ''A lot of 3 on 3 was played using the FIBA 3x3 rules to help kids get more touches of the ball during the game'', head coach Isaac Kwapong said.

''Apart from the kids having fun, it's quite clear that a good number have also improved in their game, even though there's still a lot of work for them to put in to improve'', he added.

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After a running a great summer camp, Dynasty Basketball is following it with the second edition of their summer league. This year's edition of the summer league started last Saturday at the Lincoln Community School.

The league will run for the next three Saturdays. The first game day had about 20 kids who were put into four different 3x3 teams. The earlier part of the day was used to evaluate the skill levels of the players and to group them into appropriate teams before the league itself got underway.

The league seeks to provide young players who attended the Dynasty summer camp and others from other programs an opportunity to play and improve on the skills they've been taught throughout the year and at the summer camp.

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