Spokane AAU is here to provide the best in youth basketball. Started in 2002, this program of Spokane Hoopfest operates as a competitive youth 5on5 basketball league and tournaments for girls and boys in grades four through eight. “This is not your national AAU,” explains Executive Director Matt Santangelo. “Spokane AAU is a local homegrown program. It was founded by a group of
The Ignite Basketball Association (IBA) presented by Spokane Hoopfest is calling all coaches who want to create a fun and engaging environment for sixth, seventh and eighth graders. This league wouldn’t happen without our incredible volunteer coaches! “This is a great opportunity to share your time and mentor kids in our community,” says Keli Riley, Spokane Hoops Association’s office administrator.
What better way to end winter than coming to Spokane AAU’s Spring Shootout this weekend, March 2nd and 3rd? Come watch as teams come from around the region to play in the Spring Shootout, making the tournament highly competitive. It provides a platform for young hoopers to compete as a team and show off their skills. The Spring Shootout is
Spokane AAU Championship Weekend is here It all comes down to one weekend. Months of practice, games and tournaments have led to Spokane AAU’s Championship Weekend. Ten teams remain to compete for a shot at the title of Kings and Queens of the Court. Join us February 16-17th at West Valley High School to support Spokane AAU teams as
The Fitz Signature High School Boys’ Clinic presented by Kalispel Tribe and Northern Quest Resort and Casino, is back once again for elite high school players looking to hone their skills and take their game to the next level. The Fitz Clinic will be held this year March 15-17 at West Valley High School (Spokane) and is open to boys
The 2019 Hot Shot Finals are coming Championship Weekend for Spokane AAU is the culmination of our athlete’s hardwork throughout the season. While often stressful for the teams still competing, our Hot Shot Competitions provide a welcomed balance between competitiveness and fun. Each team sends two representatives to participate in Round One of Hot Shot – one athlete to compete
