Ryan Hollins sighting at Muir High
Ryan Hollins, formerly of Muir High and UCLA, was spotted just outside the Muir basketball gym. The Ryan Hollins Camp had just concluded and he was seen chatting with some coaches.
There were a handful of young kids and high school-aged kids playing ball in the stuffy gym.
It's always nice to see former college and pro ballers come back to their community and give back. I haven't seen much of Hollins' camp publicized but kudos to Hollins for giving back to his community.
The media tends to focus on just the negative stuff and when good things are being done by pro players it often goes unsaid. Here's hoping good karma heads your way, Ryan.
I was on my way over to Muir High to meet the Mustang football coaches. I couldn't find them or the football office until I ran into Sheldon, who greeted me with a friendly smile and firm handshake.
Sheldon helped me locate the football coaches' office and some of the football coaches.
I will have more on Muir football in Thursday morning's blog. All I gotta say is you have to tune in. Stang fans definitely will love what they'll read.
The rest of you, well, just be sure you're sitting when reading.
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Melendez worked as a correspondent for the San Gabriel Valley Tribune for three years and later landed a job as a freelance writer at the Los Angeles Times before accepting an offer at The Orange County Register covering high schools. Melendez covered Major League Soccer at The Register for three years before being promoted to report on the Lakers, Angels and Dodgers for the Web. Melendez also worked for the Daytona Beach News-Journal, Fresno Bee, Oakland Tribune and The Boston Globe. E-mail opinions, suggestions and tips to miguel.melendez@sgvn.com. |
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This was a good look for the community. Miguel you are right it didn't get publicized at much as it should have been. but this being the 1st Annual Camp, definitely look out for it next year. Lets try to restore Muir Basketball programs. Get that tradition back. We need to get the young boys & girls excited about the program there. More help from the community and parents will help restore that Mustand pride.
If you want to keep tabs on Ryan, check his website. www.ryanhollins15.com
thank to all the children, and parents that made this a nice event. more to come next year!!!!
Ryan, its D.P. all day!
"You wouldn't understand, its a 'Stang' thang"
hi ryan ur camp was great it really helped me improve on my defensive slide im much stronger on my defense oh yeah im a mustange fan 2 MUSTANG
Hollins was coached by don grant who his the head coach at chino hills now. prior to muir, don grant coached at arcadia where he played at. Muir hasn't had a good year since Hollins was at muir. chino hills had a great year last year. shows that good coaching goes a long way.
Hollins was coached by don grant who his the head coach at chino hills now. prior to muir, don grant coached at arcadia where he played at. Muir hasn't had a good year since Hollins was at muir. chino hills had a great year last year. shows that good coaching goes a long way.
It's great to see Ryan giving back to the kids in the NW. Good job Ryan!!!
Damn, Miguel...what the hell did the coeaches say? Well, I guess we'll see tomorrow.