North Hall Women’s Basketball

Ended our June Commitment Club with a little treat 🍦

Proud of these girls for waking up early every morning this June to get better!

Lady Trojans are LIVE! ⚡️

Thank you for speaking life into our program today 💚🙏

ANNUAL SCAVENGER HUNT 💙🧡💜🖤💚

Who will win? ⚡️

39 girls, 5 coaches, 2 bus drivers - Team Camp, here we come! 💚🏀

Thank you to for sponsoring our lunch today and thank you to Jessie Gibson for the message!

We are so thankful 🙏

Thank you and .church for providing lunch and a message today!

And shoutout to our girl for sharing her testimony with our team! 🙏

Growing spiritually, physically, & mentally together every single day! 💚

Our Campers of the Day for Day 1 🩷

Chosen for their GREAT attitude & effort all day!

Skylar Rider & Chandler Weaver

Guest Speaker - Eliza Snyder ⚡️

We are so excited for our girls to hear from Eliza! 🤍

“Hey, everyone! My name is Eliza Snyder, and I graduated high school here in Georgia from Lakeview Academy, where we won a region championship and went to the elite 8. While in high school, I won Region Player of the Year, was on the All-State team multiple years in a row, scored over 1,000 points, and achieved my goal of signing to play Division 1 college basketball at Mercer University.
During my time at Mercer, we won two SoCon championships and went to the NCAA tournament twice, where we played South Carolina and UConn. I was extremely fortunate to have ended up at a program that was full of incredible human beings and players. Ultimately, my college career didn’t go or end the way I had planned. I suffered a broken hand, as well as two torn labrums in my hip that both required surgery and eventually led to my medical retirement. But I wouldn’t change my story.
Basketball was who I was for a very long time, and my whole world revolved around it. I spent countless hours training, at practice, lifting weights, and playing games. I was able to meet some of my best friends, win championships, build lasting connections with my coaches, and get a free college education. Without basketball, I wouldn’t have half of the experiences I have today, and I wouldn’t have learned the strength that I possess from both the wins and losses. Basketball taught me that I am strong, hard working, passionate, and most importantly, more than just a basketball player.”

Monochromatic Monday 🩵🩵💚💚🤍🤍🩷🩷💙💙