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10th annual ‘Hoops Madness’ at Norwood Fontbonne
Chestnut Hill's 10th annual Hoops Madness basketball tournament, a fundraiser for the Chestnut Hill Community Association, drew over 100 participants for a weekend of friendly competition. Chestnut Hill resident Melissa Cooker (pictured center with son Sam) won the $5,000 prize of free braces from Top of the Hill Orthodontics and Pediatric Dentistry after making a thrilling buzzer-beater combination of shots that sent the crowd into a frenzy. The tournament, inspired by NCAA March Madness, features 3-on-3 half-court games and shooting contests for all ages. Pictured from left: Abbey Orozco, Melissa Cooker, Sam Cooker, Jacob Orozco and Tommy Orozco.
Chestnut Hill's 10th annual Hoops Madness basketball tournament, a fundraiser for the Chestnut Hill Community Association, drew over 100 participants for a weekend of friendly competition.
Chestnut Hill's 10th annual Hoops Madness basketball tournament, a fundraiser for the Chestnut Hill Community Association, drew over 100 participants for a weekend of friendly competition.
Chestnut Hill's 10th annual Hoops Madness basketball tournament, a fundraiser for the Chestnut Hill Community Association, drew over 100 participants for a weekend of friendly competition.
Chestnut Hill's 10th annual Hoops Madness basketball tournament, a fundraiser for the Chestnut Hill Community Association, drew over 100 participants for a weekend of friendly competition.
Chestnut Hill's 10th annual Hoops Madness basketball tournament, a fundraiser for the Chestnut Hill Community Association, drew over 100 participants for a weekend of friendly competition.
