Kids take on the court at 'Fiserv Salutes Basketball Camp'
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Some lucky kids got to play some hoops at Fiserv Forum Sunday, April 19.
It was for the 'Fiserv Salutes Basketball Camp,' a clinic that celebrates the month of the military child.
The kids are from 'Camp Hometown Heroes,' a summer camp for children and siblings of fallen U.S. service members and U.S.O Wisconsin - an organization that supports military families.
Organizers say this clinic is more than just a game of basketball.
"We love to be able to grow the game of basketball ball for folks across the state of Wisconsin, so to be able to turn our court into something bigger than just a game of basketball for our players is really important and special," said Director of Corporate Angela Gilman.
The clinic was about 45 minutes and ended with a 'Rim Rockers' performance.
And it seems like the kids had a good time, Gilman says she heard a kid say he was going to get 'aura points' at school for being on the Fiserv Forum court.