Summer Challenge Series
HGBA Summer Shooting and Dribbling Challenge
The Hopkins Girls Basketball Association (HGBA) Summer Shooting and Dribbling Challenge will begin this year on Sunday, June 9th. Good players get better in the off-season and the summer months are a great time to work on your game!
The HGBA Summer Shooting and Dribbling Challenge is FREE and open to all players who intend to play for HGBA in 2024-2025 (girls going into grades 3rd-8th). We hope our athletes will all accept the challenge and put in the work to improve this summer!
Challenge Details:
Dates: 2025 dates TBD
Who: HGBA Girls Players in Grades 3-8th (2025-2026 school year)
The Summer Challenges
10,000 Shot Club: those who take 10,000 or more shots over the summer months
5,000 Shot Club: those who take 5,000-9,999 shots over the summer months
1,000 Dribble Club: those who practice dribbling/ball-handling more than 1,000 minutes over the summer months.
Challenge Incentives
Every girl who completes the challenges will be recognized on the court at a Hopkins High School Girls basketball game and be entered into drawings for great prizes.
More Details
Breakfast Club Attendance: 200 shots & 15 minutes of ball handling for each day of attendance at Breakfast Club (going into 6th grade and up)
For a full day camp: 200 shots, 15 minutes of ball handling (use your best judgement)
Be sure to tag HGBA on Instagram & Facebook so we can see your summer progress!!
Submit your weekly shots & dribbling here
If you have any questions, please email us at info@hopkinsgba.org
We look forward to seeing our HGBA players participate in the HGBA Summer Shooting and Dribbling Shot Challenges this summer!
Challenge Resources
Submit Your Shots & Ball-Handling:
Submit your weekly shots & dribbling here
Track Your Progress:
HGBA Summer Challenge Leaderboard will be posted in season
Shooting Drills:
The HGBA website has several different shooting drills for you to choose from. Be sure to follow us on social media throughout the summer as we will also provide workout ideas there!
Ball-handling and Dribbling:
Ball-handling and dribbling are key components to the game. Practicing just 5-10 minutes a day can make a difference. We will post challenges on our social media accounts- don't forget to check them out!