Page 12 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2026 FUNdamentals basketball camp teaches life skills to a Revere resident T he FUN-damentals weeklong Basketball Camp at Pioneer Charter School of Science in Everett taught children about life, the game of basketball and discipline. Approximately 32 children from nine communities participated. Awards were given on Friday to top athletes. Revere resident/third grader Aryanah Nestor, 8, who was the youngest player, received a basketball presented by Head Coach Tony Ferullo. Revere resident/third grader Aryanah Nestor, 8, who was the youngest player, received a basketball presented by Head Coach Tony Ferullo. Group: The camp has children from nine communities, including Revere, Saugus, Everett and Malden. Pictured front row: Nyima Gethoktsang, Conner Mulligan, Dawa Gethoktsang, Jared Walsh, Aryanah Nestor. Second row: Leena Fouinna, Ellie Guenin, Noemi Van Durme, Ian Mulligan, Idalyah Nestor, Amir St. Louis. Third row: Elias Guessous, Mari Gebreselassie, Jaxon Chu, Emmett Dan, Jigdal Gethoktsang, Camp Counselor Kaylee MacDonald, Jesus Reyes. Fourth row: Anthony Batista, Anyieth Kuany, Zion Foster, Jordan Mulligan, Nathaniel Fikru, Camp Director Tony Ferullo. Back row: Camp Counselor Calvin Damas, Tenzin Kunkyab, Giuseppe Urrata, Z’Andre Lopez, Ryan Giri, Jermaine Bellard Jr., August Dan, and Camp Counselor Kuany Kuany. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino)
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