Young talents shine at Sporting Talent’s Elite Football Summer Camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 4:40 PM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
George Gitau and Aaron Henry were standout performers at Sporting Talent’s Elite Football Summer Camp held this summer. Gitau, a free agent since leaving Whitehawk, impressed by scoring and assisting during the final game. Boreham Wood's Henry displayed his skills with a remarkable long-range strike. The camp featured players from various levels, emphasizing both fitness and mental resilience in football, including a presentation by Gazing Red2Blue’s Martin Fairn. This event catered to aspiring footballers looking to advance their skills in a competitive setting.
- •George Gitau scored and assisted in his final game.
- •Aaron Henry achieved a notable long-range goal.
- •The event included participants from different levels of the football pyramid.
- •The camp aimed to enhance fitness and mental preparation for players.
- •A presentation on mental skills was provided by Gazing Red2Blue.
- 4:40 PMYahoo Sports — Several youngsters among those to impress at Sporting Talent’s Elite Football Summer Camp
"George Gitau and Aaron Henry were among the young stars to impress at Sporting Talent’s Elite Football Summer Camp.Gitau, a free agent since leaving Whitehawk, caught the eye by scoring and setting ...
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