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Hoopfest 2018

Coverage of Spokane’s annual 3-on-3 basketball tournament.

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Hoopfest turns 25 this week. But don’t bother with a cake. Unless you can rustle up half a million candles from the bottom of your kitchen junk drawer.
News >  Spokane

Sparse sunshine to kick off Hoopfest

For the second year in a row, Hoopfest could be a shower fest. National Weather Service forecasters are calling for clouds and a chance of showers today and Saturday.
News >  Spokane

Cami Bradley headlines Hoopfest concert

The show almost didn’t go on. Hoopfest organizers planned a free outdoor community concert Thursday to kick off the 25th annual Hoopfest tournament but spent much of the day watching the rain pour down and checking the weather forecast.
News >  Spokane

Vestal: Refurbished, revitalized park should be busy all the time

A question for Hoopfest weekend: Shouldn’t we have more events, big and small, in and around Riverfront Park? A group of local citizens who developed a master plan for the park think so. “In time,” they argued in a summary of the plan, “the goal should be to have events happening in the Park all the time.”
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EWU Spring Shootout 3-on-3 basketball tournament deadline nears

The country’s largest indoor three-on-three basketball tournament is much more than that, says the director of the Eastern Washington University Spring Shootout. Appropriate to the campus setting, the event is a learning experience for hundreds of Eastern students who volunteer as officials and other support personnel.
Sports >  Gonzaga athletics

Matt Santangelo to take over as Hoopfest executive director

Seeking a new leader for the world’s largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament, the Hoopfest Association Board of Directors turned to a blue blood of Spokane basketball: former Gonzaga star Matt Santangelo. Santangelo, 36, will eventually replace longtime executive director Rick Steltenpohl, who announced in February that he is stepping down to manage similar events elsewhere.
Sports >  Gonzaga athletics

Area roundup: Gonzaga wins WCC baseball opener

Jimmy Sinatro hit a three-run double as part of Gonzaga’s five-run second inning and the Bulldogs held on to beat San Francisco 6-5 in a West Coast Conference baseball opener Friday at Benedetti Stadium in San Francisco. The win was GU’s first against the Dons (8-7) since April 9, 2010.
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