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At Hoopfest June 28, 2022

Courtesy photo The Sting, featuring Kyal Carlson of Post Falls and three girls from the Spokane area, finished second in their fourth-grade girls bracket last weekend at Hoopfest in downtown Spokane. From left are Jemma DePell, Kyal Carlson, Paxtyn Oestreich and Whitney Jeffries.

Courtesy photo The Dirty Cheetahs won their boys competitive division last weekend at Hoopfest in downtown Spokane. From left are Tyras Blake (Post Falls), Cobe Cameron (Post Falls), David kludt (Kamiah) and Rey Johnson (Missoula, Mont.).

Courtesy photo BackCountry, with players from the Silver Valley, won the eighth-grade coed bracket at Hoopfest last weekend in downtown Spokane. For three of the four players, this was their first time participating in Hoopfest. BackCountry went undefeated in five games, winning by two in overtime in the championship game. From left are Cherish Ramirez, Jordyn Stutzke, Ty Cheney and Porter Lewis.

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| June 28, 2022 1:15 AM

Local teams playing in the largest outdoor 3-on-3 basketball tournament in the world.

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Courtesy photo The Dirty Cheetahs won their boys competitive division last weekend at Hoopfest in downtown Spokane. From left are Tyras Blake (Post Falls), Cobe Cameron (Post Falls), David kludt (Kamiah) and Rey Johnson (Missoula, Mont.).

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Courtesy photo BackCountry, with players from the Silver Valley, won the eighth-grade coed bracket at Hoopfest last weekend in downtown Spokane. For three of the four players, this was their first time participating in Hoopfest. BackCountry went undefeated in five games, winning by two in overtime in the championship game. From left are Cherish Ramirez, Jordyn Stutzke, Ty Cheney and Porter Lewis.