Watch: UConn’s Paige Bueckers shares heartwarming moment with fans during Azzi Fudd’s Hooping for a Cure camp

UConn star Paige Bueckers attended her teammate Azzi Fudd's 8th annual Hooping for a Cure basketball camp on Saturday. The two-day event took place at St. John's College HS in Washington, D.C.

A video uploaded by Bueckers' fan page on Instagram shows the 6-foot guard engaging with fans during Fudd's camp. One fan handed her a friendship bracelet during a session, which she promptly put on and thanked them for the gesture.

Azzi Fudd has been actively volunteering at the Hooping for a Cure camp for the past eight years. Boys and girls from grades 3 to 8 can register every summer to learn new skills and drills, play competitive games, participate in contests and get a special camp t-shirt.

Here are the details of Azzi Fudd's Basketball Camp:

• Date: July 27-28
• Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
• Venue: St. John's College High, Chevy Chase DC
• For: Boys & Girls, Grades 3-8
• Cost: $125 for one session, $175 for two sessions

Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd have formed a dynamic duo on the Huskies team, with their on-court chemistry extending beyond the game. In an "Overtime" clip that was released four years ago, Fudd talked about her friendship with Bueckers:

"Even though Paige is my best friend, she is one of the most annoying people ever. She's like a thousand siblings. Our friendship is very up and down, we fight a lot. With Paige, everything turns into a competition. It can be absolutely anything.

Last season, Bueckers averaged 21.9 points, 5.2 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game, while Fudd recorded 11.0 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists.

Paige Bueckers returns to training

After a month-long break, Paige Bueckers is back to preseason training. On Saturday, she announced on her socials:

"Racking up my flight mileage… World tour complete."

During her vacation, Bueckers attended multiple WNBA games, an NWSL match, the 2024 ESPYS awards and the WNBA All-Star game. She also participated in various shows and interviews. Her stylish outfits stood out on every occasion, and her Instagram was filled with snapshots from these events.

Minnesota native Paige Bueckers will play her last season of college basketball in 2024-25, with her eyes on the NCAA national championship.