2010 N.C. State Women's Basketball & Roy Williams Basketball Camp Winners

Roanoke Electric Cooperative and North Carolina Electric Membership Corporation would like to thank all applicants for their interest in the N.C. State Women's Basketball Camp & Roy Williams Basketball Camp Scholarship programs. The 2010 Kellie Harper Camp Winners are Chelsea M. Brown of Chaloner Middle School and Imane Shoulars of Conway Middle School. The 2010 Roy Williams Basketball Camp winner is Nathan Jernigan of Central Middle School. The winners will attend the camp on June 19-23, 2010. Congratulations to Chelsea, Imane and Nathan respectively.

Accepting applications for the 201 Kellie Harper Women's Basketball Camp Scholarship June 19 - 23 & Roy Williams Basketball Camp Scholarship June 18 - 23

Roanoke Electric Cooperative and North Carolina Electric Membership Corporation are proud to offer the Touchstone Energy Kellie Harper Women's Basketball Camp & Roy Williams Basketball Camp Scholarship program.

• The Kellie Harper Women's Basketball program enables female students in sixth through eighth grades to attend the Kellie Harper Women's Basketball Camp at N.C. State University in Raleigh, with all camp costs paid by Roanoke Electric Cooperative and NCEMC.
• The Roy Williams program allows male students in sixth through eighth grades to attend the Roy Williams Basketball camp at UNC-Chapel Hill in Chapel Hill, with all camp costs paid by Roanoke Electric Cooperative and NCEMC.

Touchstone Energy Basketball Camp Scholarship winners will learn fundamental basketball skills, teamwork and friendship. Camp graduates learn new skills that will enable them to excel on and off the basketball court. You'll also get a chance to meet other talented players and even get to pose with the COACH for a picture that you can take home to show off to your friends. The Touchstone Energy Basketball Camp Scholarship program is an expression of the electric cooperatives' historic commitment to the community on behalf of its 2.4 million North Carolina consumers. For application rules, eligiblility requirements, and an application:

Click here for the Roy Williams' Basketball Camp for boys- MS Word version.

Click here for the Roy Williams' Basketball Camp for boys-Adobe Acrobat PDF version

Click here for the Kellie Harper Women's Basketball Camp for girls - MS Word version

Click here for the Kellie Harper Women's Basketball Camp for girls - Adobe Acrobat PDF version.

If you have any questions or need more information, please call Robin Phillips at 1-800-433-2236, extension 259 or at 252-209-2259 by email at rphillips@roanokeelectric.com.

REMEMBER - NO HANDWRITTEN APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED. All applications should be sent to:

Email:rphillips@roanokeelectric.com
Fax: 252-209-5043
Mail to:

Robin Phillips
Coordinator of Communications/Public Relations
Roanoke Electric Cooperative
P.O. Drawer 1326
Ahoskie, NC 27910

The North Carolina Electric Membership Corporation consists of a family of corporations formed to support the state's 27 electric cooperatives.

• North Carolina Electric Membership Corporation (NCEMC), the nation's second-largest generation and transmission cooperative. North Carolina Association of Electric Cooperatives (NCAEC), a corporation providing trade association services to the state's electric cooperatives.
• The Tarheel Electric Membership Association, Inc. (TEMA), a cooperative providing central purchasing and materials supply for the cooperatives.

Together, these organizations serve more than 2.4 million North Carolinians and who live through 58% of the state's land area.

NCEMC organizations are members of the National Rural Electric Cooperatives Association (NRECA), the national service organization representing the cooperative electric utilities and their consumers. 

Touchstone Energy:

• Is an alliance of more than 600 cooperatives in 45 states that collectively deliver power and energy solutions to more than 22 million customers every day. Provides high standards of service to all customers — residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural. Is a branding initiative that communicates electric cooperatives’ unique characteristics in a changing marketplace where these values and differences matter more each day.
• Emphasizes the significance of each electric cooperative’s local presence and unique ties to its community, but offers the resources of a nationwide network to bring added value and benefit to customers.