On 18 August in Tarnobrzeg, a basketball camp for children and young people will be held with the basketball champion Ewelina Kobryn, the first Polish player to reach the championship of the American league WNBA. The event is aimed at school children and young people, who will be able to take part in free basketball training under the supervision of the champion.

She is one of four Polish women who have played in the WNBA league. In 2014, together with the Phoenix Mercury team, she won the championship of the best women’s basketball league in the world. Ewelina Kobryn will spend the upcoming season in Wisła Can-Pack, while today she visited Tarnobrzeg to pass on her love and passion for basketball to the youngest players.

Ewelina Kobryn, one of the best Polish basketball players of recent years, together with her former player, Paweł Storożyński, are organising a camp for professional basketball players and basketball players in Kraków to help them prepare comprehensively for the season. However, Kobryn & Storożyński Camp is also an opportunity for those who are just taking their first steps on the court.

Following the success of the first edition, Ewelina Kobryn, the Polish WNBA champion, together with her partner Paweł Storożyński, is organising another Camp for children and young people in Kraków. Among the coaches are figures with many Polish championships to their credit, as well as work abroad.

Last weekend saw the conclusion of the fourth edition of the Ewelina Kobryn Foundation’s E11 basketball camp in Kraków. This time, as many as five participants of the camp were awarded the title of best player MVP and received a trip to Paris, France, for a training camp with Mathieu Delarche, a French coach working with 8 NBA clubs.

For several days, Ewelina Kobryn’s Camp has been taking place in Kraków. The former Wisła Kraków basketball player and WNBA champion has organised a camp for about 120 young basketball adepts, who train under the supervision of professionals in two rounds.

120 people, in two rounds, will train under the guidance of professionals until 29 July. The children and young people developing their basketball passions in the vast majority come from outside Krakow, as well as from France and Slovakia. Among them are youth representatives of Poland and national championship medallists.

For several days, Ewelina Kobryn’s Camp has been taking place in Kraków. The former Wisła Kraków basketball player and WNBA champion has organised a camp for about 120 young basketball adepts, who train under the supervision of professionals in two rounds.

Following the success of the first edition, Ewelina Kobryn, the Polish WNBA champion, together with her partner Paweł Storożyński, is organising another Camp for children and young people in Kraków. Among the coaches are figures with many Polish championships to their credit, as well as work abroad.

The first Polish woman to win a WNBA championship and a former Polish national player have joined the ranks of athletes who support the ‘Let’s connect on sport(n)owo’ campaign! Basketball player Ewelina Kobryn and her partner Paweł Storożyński talked about the motivation to be physically active during lockdown, the importance of sport in our lives, and the fact that willingness is more important than talent.