Dru Gimlin Tournament photos
CALEB PEREZ | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 8 months, 2 weeks AGO
Girls in one of the younger divisions play tough basketball during the Dru Gimlin 3-on-3 tournament.
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Girls in one of the younger divisions play tough basketball during the Dru Gimlin 3-on-3 tournament.
A player from Entiat AAU tries to get around the defense of another player from the Rim Reapers.
One of team 4K’s players prepares to go for a layup during the Dru Gimlin 3-on-3 tournament on Saturday.
QUINCY – The Dru Gimlin 3-on-3 basketball tournament had players around the state facing off for a long day of basketball Saturday. Full coverage of the tournament will be featured in Tuesday’s paper.
Girls in one of the younger divisions play tough basketball during the Dru Gimlin 3-on-3 tournament.
A player from Entiat AAU tries to get around the defense of another player from the Rim Reapers.
One of team 4K’s players prepares to go for a layup during the Dru Gimlin 3-on-3 tournament on Saturday.
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