The Cuyahoga Falls 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament organizers would like to thank all the volunteers, sponsors, and participants for a successful third year!
Five teams played in the tournament’s youth bracket, while 15 teams made up the adult bracket. Winners in the youth bracket received a prize pack from the Cleveland Cavaliers including a shopping bag, cap, t-shirt, stress ball, logo journal, and bracelet, while the runners up received a one-month membership to the Riverfront YMCA and other YMCA swag! In the adult bracket, winners received season passes to watch the ABA pro basketball Akron Aviators team this year along with an Aviators t-shirt, while runners up received a three-month membership to the Riverfront YMCA and other YMCA swag! Mayor Walters once again participated in our C-F-O tournament, providing one lucky spectator with a $50 gift certificate to River City Bar & Grille, and everyone in attendance went home with a free Blizzard®coupon courtesy of Dairy Queen!
The weather really could not have been more beautiful, and the competition was in full force! The community descended upon Lions Park in a big way, with spectators including Mayor Don Walters, city council members, school board members, and other city leaders.
The organizers wish to thank everyone involved for their support!
Youth Bracket Competition Recap
The Furd Brothas took on Ballers and got the win, advancing to the finals as the highest scoring team. Quick Draw bested the two-year champion Toon Squad to advance to the qualifying round vs. The Royals 2023, who won the bye in a coin toss. Quick Draw outscored The Royals 2023 and advanced to the championship vs. The Furd Brothas. The game was even to the end and gave way to an overtime period, with The Furd Brothas coming out on top.
Adult Bracket Competition Recap
Fifteen teams competed in Round One of the Adult Bracket. One team received a bye, which left eight teams in round two, four teams in round three, and the final two teams, with Team Threesome the winner. Teams came from as far as Marietta and Fleming for the tournament, with others from as close to home as Cleveland and Akron.
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