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Hoopfest, the world's largest three-on-three basketball tournament is less than a month away and the race is on to fill hundreds of volunteer positions needed to pull it all off.
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Hoopfest, the world's largest three-on-three basketball tournament is less than a month away and the race is on to fill hundreds of volunteer positions needed to pull it all off.
From homeless to hopeful. Sunday Blessings Under The Bridge held their annual summer event.
Only a year after being diagnosed with breast cancer, Amy Kim returned to Hoopfest this weekend as a court monitor alongside her husband to celebrate being healthy and happy.
ESPN's SportsCenter broadcasted live from Hoopfest for three hours Sunday morning. The producers told KXLY they loved it here, they loved the Hoopfest atmosphere, and the event is special in the way it brings the whole region together.
The heat wasn't the only thing people were talking about at Hoopfest. ESPN SportsCenter was broadcasting live from downtown Sunday.
What started out as a Facebook friend request is now one year of marriage. Devaunte and Sharyn Wright said it was all possible because of Hoopfest.
If any kids wandered off, parents likely found them in one of the many places with an abundance of water: the fountain, snow cone booths and cooling stations.
Spokane native Joe Garza joins his three sons to play in his first ever Hoopfest
Despite the heat, we saw no lack of effort on the courts during day two of Hoopfest 2015.
Saturday was a spectacular day to play some basketball and enjoy downtown Spokane at Hoopfest 2015.
One of the divisions at Hoopfest that boasts some pretty amazing athletes is the wheelchair division.
It's not the worlds largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament in the world for nothing.
In their eighth trip to Hoopfest, Hoop Wild looked more prepped for a safari than a basketball tournament dressed up a skunk, lion, elephant, and flamingo and quickly became crowd favorites.
Basketball is what draws thousands of people every year to Hoopfest but the experience and the stories, keep people coming back year after year.
Check out KXLY 4 News' collection of photos from day one of Hoopfest 2015.
In just seven hours, crews transformed downtown Spokane into a basketball wonderland.
Teams got a sneak peek Friday of what it's going to be like playing in the triple digit temperatures, and it's not going to be pretty, but the players aren't going to let the weather take away from their Hoopfest experience.
Game day is almost here and on Friday teams were able to get in some pre-Hoopfest practice time out on the courts ... or sit in the shade over at Hopfest and grab a beer.
A Spokane native proposed to his girlfriend earlier this week and their first activity as an engaged couple was to fly across the country to volunteer at Hoopfest.
With so many people coming to the Inland Northwest for Hoopfest and Ironman, local law enforcement agencies are preparing to crack down on drunk driving.
We've been telling you for more than a week: it will be dangerously hot this Hoopfest weekend. Those high temperatures aren't just rough on the players and spectators.
Spokane Mayor David Condon announced Friday City Hall will be open this weekend to give Hoopfest players and fans relief from the heat.
All that's between the players and Hoopfest is one day, but fitness experts say now is the time to take action on proper nutrition for the big games.
More than 7,000 teams and 250,000 spectators are descending upon Spokane this weekend for Hoopfest, which will mean a major police presence at and around the event.