Bo Young, of Team Do You Believe in Magic, dribbles away from the Northwest All-Stars’ Bella Firnkoess during eighth-grade division play at the ShoWare Shootout last Saturday. MARK KLAAS, Kent Reporter

Bo Young, of Team Do You Believe in Magic, dribbles away from the Northwest All-Stars’ Bella Firnkoess during eighth-grade division play at the ShoWare Shootout last Saturday. MARK KLAAS, Kent Reporter

Bracket racket

Division champions crowned at 10th annual ShoWare Shootout basketball tournament

  • Tuesday, July 16, 2019 5:32pm
  • Sports

A field of 102 teams in 14 divisions converged on the outdoor half-courts to settle bracket championships at the 10th annual ShoWare Shootout basketball tournament last Saturday and Sunday.

The event, presented by Republic Services, is one of South King County’s premier three-on-three basketball events and featured age divisions for men, women, boys and girls, seniors and wheelchair.

Teams competed on courts arranged throughout the west parking lot of the accesso ShoWare Center.

Team champions

5th grade boys – Platinum

6th grade boys – Kent Elite

7th grade boys – Hype Boys Isaiah Jones

8th grade boys – Wild Mountain Beavers

9th grade boys – Big Ballers

High school boys – Outlaws

Adult men division 1 – Breakfast Club

Adult men division 2 – Google Me

6th grade girls – HoopAholics

8th grade girls – Emilllion Buckets

High school girls – Shooters

Wheelchair – Biscuits

Family – BLOOSE

Adult women – Wolfpack


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Sean Maloney looks to shoot while attracting a crowd during wheelchair division play. MARK KLAAS, Kent Reporter

Sean Maloney looks to shoot while attracting a crowd during wheelchair division play. MARK KLAAS, Kent Reporter

MARK KLAAS, Kent Reporter

MARK KLAAS, Kent Reporter

Auburn’s Jacob Gooden drives the basket during seventh-grade boys division play. MARK KLAAS, Kent Reporter

Auburn’s Jacob Gooden drives the basket during seventh-grade boys division play. MARK KLAAS, Kent Reporter

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