On Saturday, Aug. 8, the Chelsea High School gymnasium was filled for the 11th annual Let It Fly Classic, led by co-directors Kyle Umemba and Cesar Castro.
Some of the best high school and prep school players in the nation participated in the tournament.
Umemba and Castro can take pride in bringing one of the most exciting summertime basketball events in the nation to Chelsea.
CBC President Joan Cromwell and her organization deserve much credit for its annual support of the Let It Fly Classic.
The 11th Annual Let IT Fly Basketball Tournament was held last Saturday at CHS.Let It Fly was not just a name, players pulled out all stops to score for their team.CHS Basketball Coach Cesar Castro, Chelsea City Councillor Todd Taylor, and Event host, Kyle Umemba.A day with da, Ryan Nelson with his children Francis and James.Enjoying the game, Iolani Pena and J’Dar Stafford.The event Tee’s were a big hit, shown with Max Elgari and Jes Lopez.Ready for the next game, Quincy Douby Jr., Miles Lowe, and Anthony Walcott with Kyle Umemba.The 11th Annual Let It Fly Tournament was a huge success, thanks to lots of hard work from the volunteers, Nalatan Rotman, Claudia Dias, and Nicole McKoy.
