SWISH! 3-on-3 Tourney attracts local players of all ages
DON COGGER | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 9 years, 5 months AGO
Photo by DON COGGER Early morning rain couldn’t keep players from descending on downtown Bonners Ferry for the SWISH! 3-on-3 tournament. 37 teams registered, including five from out of town to participate.
Photo by DON COGGER Teams of all ages and both genders showed up to turn downtown Bonners Ferry into a hoop-lovers’s dream.
Photo by DON COGGER A young team shows off their skills in the 2016 SWISH! 3-on-3 Tournament Saturday in downtown Bonners Ferry.
Swish 2016
37 Teams 32 local 5 out of town: Hayden, Rathdrum, Priest River, Osburn and Libby
Division Champs:
9-10 years old
Female - Droppin Dimes (Hayden, ID) Kamryn Curry, Sophia Zufelt, Sam Beamis
Male – Badgers (Bonners Ferry) Asher Williams, Brody Rice, Trey Bateman
11-12 years old
Female – Happy Campers (Bonners Ferry) Sophia Roemer, Charley Pruitt, Lexie Maas
Male – 3BE Skittles (Bonners Ferry) Ethan Hubbard, Brady Hinthorn, Braeden Blackmore, Bo Bateman
13-14 years old
Female – No name Just Game (Bonners Ferry) Kelsey English, Grace Villelli, Dina Cook, Baylee Blackmore
Male – Almost Awesome (Bonners Ferry) Ben Tompkins, Ben Tadlock, Jake Jelinek, Matt Morgan
15-16 years old
Male – James Harden (Priest River) James Griesemer, Dylan Johnson, Ronnie Downs
17-18 years old
Male – BF Elite (Bonners Ferry) Evan Wasmer, Keither Lecrenski, Caleb Harrington, Kaleb Stockton
19-35 years old
Female – Wilson Law Firm (Bonners Ferry) Kelly Wombacher, Kendra Neumeyer, Britta Peterson, Sara Strugar
Male – White Chocolate (Bonners Ferry) Ryan Farrens, Connor Bennett, A.J. Bennett
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