98 players set to coach at Curley 'Boo' Johnson's 2026 basketball camp

Small-school girls all-area players are Rianna Foster (Illinois Valley Central), Kennedy Quinn (Abingdon-Avon), Emerson Eeten (Illini Bluffs), Mya Edwards (Eureka) and Anna McGlasson (Midland). The large-school girls all-area "camp coaches" include Kayla Herron (Richwoods), Emy Wardle (Peoria Notre Dame), Keyaira Haywood (Dunlap), Paige Selke (Morton) and Keniya Todd (Richwoods).

Johnson says over 95% of his coaches are former campers. Visit skillsforlifepeoria.com for more details, including registration forms.

2026 Skills for Life Basketball Boo Camp high school coaches

A full list of players who will be "coaches" at the 2026 Skills for Life Basketball Camp hosted by Curley "Boo" Johnson.

Girls (54): Vivian Bigger (Abingdon-Avon); Cheznie Engle (A-Town); Kaydin Quinn (A-Town); Kennedy Quinn (A-Town); Layni Linthicum (Brimfield); Ava Gaines (Canton); Natalie Strode (Canton); Saniya Jones (Central); Ciara Stokes (Central); Riley Durbin (Dee Mack); Amayah Gulley (Dunlap); Key Haywood (Dunlap); Brayleigh VanNess (East Peoria); Mya Edwards (Eureka); Ivy Edwards (Eureka); Emerson Eeten (Illini Bluffs); Maddy Stephens (Illini Bluffs); Rianna Foster (IVC); Alayah Nelton (IVC); Carsyn Braun (Lewistown); Ma'Kya Maxwell (Manual); Kaedence Beck (Metamora); Leah Koster (Metamora); Baylie Nena (Metamora); Addison Points (Metamora); Kurzy Sell (Metamora); Anna McGlasson (Midland); Cally DeSutter (Midwest Central); Kenzie Doty (Midwest Central); Abby Brooks (Morton); Brooke Ceresa (Morton); Penelope Drake (Morton); Payton Hays (Morton); Harper Nightingale (Morton); Khloe Pergler (Morton); Izzy Ripka (Morton); Paige Selke (Morton); Abby VanMeenen (Morton); Leah Brown (Pekin); Karmen Bush (Pekin); Amiya O'Neal (Pekin); Jelena Rivas (Pekin); Ava Stocke (Pekin); Cora Heinz (PND); Siena Stone (PND); Emy Wardle (PND); Sahara Streitmatter (Princeville); Kayla Herron (Richwoods); Keniya Todd (Richwoods); Avery Jost (Tremont); Emma Sweeney (Normal U-High); Kate McDougall (Washington); Olivia Osborn (Washington); Ella Reed (Washington).

Boys (44) — Kyron King (Bloomington); Sivante Stokes (Canton); Nigel Moore (Central); Danny Ruffin (Central); Kayden Turner (Central); Kendall Farmer (Dunlap); Marvin Jordan (Dunlap); Thatcher Lee (Dunlap); Holden Lee (Dunlap); Cole Dubois (East Peoria); Kaylen Hardy (East Peoria); Quinton Kitt (East Peoria); Dominic Silotto (East Peoria); Jack Blunier (Eureka); Logan Gardner (Farmington); Quentyn Mathews (Heights); Griffin White (Illini Bluffs); Cole Read (IVC); Drake Rodriguez (IVC); Wyatt Moore (Jacksonville); Lawrence Alexander (Limestone); Kelly Peterson (Limestone); Tahj Tolliver (Manual); Brady Jones (Metamora); Sam Koch (Metamora); Eamon Lynch (Metamora); Logan Vasquez (Metamora); Jack McGlasson (Midland); Malachi Carroll (Midwest Central); Josh Dawe (Midwest Central); JJ Proehl (Midwest Central); Joe Proehl (Midwest Central); Brendan Petty (Morton); Brooks Springer (Morton); Braylon Kormah (Pekin); Carter Pogioli (Pekin); Joey Alwan (PND); Kam Bill (PND); Patrick Graham (PND); Jack Miller (PND); Mario West (PND); Anfernee Moore (Richwoods); Amarion Smith-Holley (Richwoods); Brandon Tennon (Tremont); Ayden Kneer (Washington).

Adam Duvall is a Journal Star sports reporter. Email him at aduvall@pjstar.com. Follow him on Twitter @AdamDuvall.

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