Ashlynn Shade helps lead girls basketball camp in South Bend
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 11:20 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Ashlynn Shade, a standout from UConn's women's basketball team, participated in a youth girls basketball camp in South Bend on August 15. The camp took place at Washington High School’s Western Forum and was attended by twenty-two local girls, ranging from elementary to high school. Shade, an Indiana native, connected with the camp through Matt Marvin, the new head coach at Washington High, who previously coached her. During the event, it was announced that an Indiana Girls Basketball (IGB) AAU team would launch in South Bend, aiming to develop local talent further. Shade highlighted the area's rich basketball history and her hope for developing local players.
- •Shade attended a youth basketball camp in South Bend on August 15.
- •Twenty-two local girls participated in the camp at Washington High School.
- •The camp was organized with the assistance of new head coach Matt Marvin.
- •An Indiana Girls Basketball AAU team is set to launch in South Bend.
- •Shade emphasized the importance of developing local basketball talent.
- 11:20 PMYahoo Sports — Why UConn women's basketball star Ashlynn Shade was in South Bend Saturday
"Indiana native and UConn women's basketball standout Ashlynn Shade helped lead a local youth girls basketball camp Saturday in South Bend.
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