Gary Harris hosts second annual 'Health, Hoops & Happiness' camp
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Last updated Aug 1, 2026
Gary Harris, the 2012 Indiana Mr. Basketball, hosted his second annual 'Health, Hoops & Happiness' camp on August 1 at Fall Creek Middle School and Hamilton Southeastern High School in Fishers, Indiana. The camp featured top high school juniors including Amarian Leggett and Chandon Gilbert. Harris, now a player for the Detroit Pistons, aims to guide young athletes through the challenges of recruitment and professional basketball. He stressed the importance of developing good habits on and off the court. Former teammates, including Zak Irvin, assisted in the camp activities.
- •The camp took place on August 1 at Fall Creek Middle School.
- •Participants included top high school juniors from Indiana.
- •Harris emphasized habits that translate to both basketball and life.
- •Zak Irvin, another Mr. Basketball recipient, helped at the camp.
- •Harris joined the Pistons after a trade from the Milwaukee Bucks.
- 8:31 AMYahoo Sports — 2012 Mr. Basketball Gary Harris hosts second annual basketball camp
"2012 Mr. Basketball Gary Harris hosted his second annual 'Health, Hoops & Happiness' camp. 'I just want to help the younger generation.'
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