This is beyond cool. Many NBA stars have basketball camps, as an opportunity to give back to their community, interact with fans, and help lead the next generation of hoopers. These camps are, not surprisingly, dominated by boys and young men, and often a place where girls and young women are either not allowed, or don’t feel particularly comfortable.

Stephen Curry is changing that. He just unveiled his latest camp with the Golden State Warriors, called the “It’s Our Game” basketball camp. And it is only for women.

If you think the idea is cool, wait until you see some of the highlights.

It’s Our Game starts right NOW pic.twitter.com/WcJaZR9KCa — Warriors Basketball Camp (@warriorscamp) August 13, 2018

“In order to play basketball, you have to know how to dribble.”



Wise words from @StephenCurry30, put into action by our campers pic.twitter.com/8ol69lfiHN — Warriors Basketball Camp (@warriorscamp) August 15, 2018

Day 1 was fun pic.twitter.com/TvcLQjB4ZL — Warriors Basketball Camp (@warriorscamp) August 14, 2018

2 minutes to go around & back.

Hit 2 shots in a row to move on.

Our camper nailed that!



& it was phenomenal. pic.twitter.com/ythsbrRJlP — Warriors Basketball Camp (@warriorscamp) August 14, 2018

Monday’s aren’t so bad when you spend them at camp pic.twitter.com/3XLAlnbKU9 — Warriors Basketball Camp (@warriorscamp) August 14, 2018

In addition to getting some basketball lessons from Curry, the campers got to have a conversation with some successful women in sports, including Warriors’ sideline reporter Kerith Burke.

Big thanks to Kerith Burke, Jennifer Azzi, Jennifer Cabalquinto, Ariel Johnson Lin, Jennifer Millet & Shaina Zaidi for talking with our campers about having confidence as a women in sports pic.twitter.com/gUkO7JyZAB — Warriors Basketball Camp (@warriorscamp) August 15, 2018

Not only did Curry debut this camp for girls, but, for the first time, he had some young women at his Under Armour camp, and they impressed mightily.

15 y/o Azzi Fudd was getting buckets at Steph Curry's #SC30SelectCamp yesterday! 1st female hooper at the camp along w/ Cameron Brink! @azzi_35 @UAassociation pic.twitter.com/Euj5qv6oOs — Ballislife.com (@Ballislife) August 7, 2018

The women’s game is growing at an incredibly pace; hopefully these types of camp are the norm in years to come. For now, props to Curry for helping grow the game for all basketball lovers.