Today we are back inside the CFSB Center on the Campus of Murray State University during the Coach Rechelle Turner Summer Team Camps. In this episode we talk with Jada Cook, Cam Hoover, and Briley Pena who are returning members of the reigning, defending, undisputed Missouri Valley Conference Champions. The Lady Racers basketball team is in conditioning training at this time with an upcoming 4 week break before returning to campus for the Fall Term. We were fortunate to be invited to attend the camp and talk with the players about their summer and the upcoming 2025/26 MVC Season. Thanks for downloading and listening. If you feel led to support the Podcast search Silver Fox Sports Club Podcast on Buzzsprout.com and click on Support. All of the donations we receive go to support youth sports programs in the Western Kentucky Area.
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