WVU Greats Darius, Dante Stills Teaming Up to Hold Football Camp

Two of West Virginia’s favorite native sons are teaming up to help the next generation. Darius and Dante Stills are getting together to hold a football camp this summer.

The camp will take place on July 13 at the East-West Stadium in Fairmont, W.Va. and is being called the first annual “Stills Brothers Big Man Camp.”

ATTENTION 🚨 THE 1ST ANNUAL STILLS BROTHERS BIG MAN CAMP WILL BE HELD JULY 13TH AT 12-2PM @ EAST-WEST STADIUM IN FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA ❗️

CONTACT ME OR @Dstills55 WITH YOUR NAME,AGE, & POSITION OF TO CONFIRM YOUR SPOT ❗️ pic.twitter.com/xb9c8NnsPa

— Darius Stills (@DariusStills56) May 18, 2024

It will be a chance for kids across the state to improve their skills and learn from two WVU legends. This is the second such camp Darius has announced in the last week, also revealing a youth camp with former Mountaineer Kelvin Dubouse that’s scheduled for July 15 on Wednesday.

Dante Stills owns WVU’s all-time tackle for loss record after a five-year college career at WVU. After waiting anxiously on the night of the NFL Draft in the Fairmont, the younger of the brothers was eventually selected by Arizona in sixth round with the 213th pick. Stills is coming off a solid rookie season with the Cardinals, recording 47 total tackles, 3.5 sacks and one forced fumble.

Cardinals Coach Praises Dante Stills for His Solid Rookie Season

Darius Stills played four seasons withe Mountaineers, collecting 23 tackles for loss and 10.5 sacks in 30 career games for the Mountaineers. After graduating, Still has bounced around professionally after signing with the Raiders as an undrafted free agent in 2021. He’s also experienced time in the USFL and CFL, most recently signing with the Montreal Alouettes in July of 2023.

The Stills brothers come from football blood. Their dad also played 10 years in the NFL after being drafted in the third round.

Below are some images of the Stills brothers together at WVU.

April 24, 2021; Morgantown, West Virginia, USA; West Virginia Mountaineers defensive lineman Dante Stills (55) greets his brother and former West Virginia Mountaineer Darius Stills prior to the Spring Game at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ben Queen

Oct 17, 2020; Morgantown, West Virginia, USA; West Virginia Mountaineers defensive lineman Darius Stills (56) intercepts a pass and celebrate with defensive lineman Dante Stills (55) during the second quarter against the Kansas Jayhawks at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ben Queen-USA TODAY Sports

Oct 3, 2020; Morgantown, West Virginia, USA; West Virginia Mountaineers defensive lineman Darius Stills (56) celebrates with defensive lineman Dante Stills (55) after a sack during the second quarter against the Baylor Bears at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ben Queen-USA TODAY Sports

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For a related story, Darius Stills talked to WV Sports Now about how he helped his brother Dante reach his NFL dream even as he struggled to pursue a professional football career of his own.

Former Mountaineer Darius Stills Selfless in Assisting Brother Dante with NFL Dream