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The Dancing Dreams Dancers and around 70 Cardozo dance students presented the collaborative dance performance. Accompanied by popular sounds of the season, the festive show celebrated the joy that comes with the holidays.

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Late Saturday afternoon at Hollis Playground in Queens, former New York City high school basketball star Royal Ivey took to the mic to address those in attendance at the final day of the Royal Skills Clinic, his basketball and life skills camp for kids.

"I would mess around and dance in the huddles, and stuff like that," Ivey told ESPNNewYork.com. "Cardozo was a specialized high school and it was out of my jurisdiction, so the only way I could get in was through the math or science program, or the dance program. I'm not a big math and science dude, but I said, 'I could dance.' My mom and I put the routine together and I practiced it for about a week and a half. When I got up on stage, I got a little stage fright and I forgot about it. But when the music came on [the song was "It Takes Two" by Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock], I felt so comfortable that I was just dancing. After that, I got admitted."

The next addition to the camp was mentoring, and along with Hollis community leaders, Ivey has stressed education, personal growth and the development of new hobbies, like he did with dance. This year, the kids were introduced to a new training tool called Smack Fu, which involves a large shuttlecock that players hit back and forth with their hands to improve speed, accuracy and agility.

"I wanted to teach the kids more than just basketball, because there's more to life than just being an athlete," Ivey said. "I tell the kids, 'Whether you become a carpenter or school teacher, become the best carpenter or school teacher you can be.' I also want them to know me as a person, not just a basketball player. I answer any questions they have. And I joke with them, dance with them."

Ivey is very proud to call Hollis home, and on Saturday, he donated two $1,000 checks, one to his former Cardozo dance teacher, Carolyn Devore, and another to a community chess center for kids. And to say thank you for his dedication to the Hollis community, artist Kenya Lawton, who runs Art-1 Airbrush, surprised Ivey with a mural of the combo guard. 2351a5e196