Hoopsource Basketball

Clackamas, United States

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+1 503-512-9197
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www.hoopsourcebasketball.com
Address:
Clackamas, OR 97015
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.8 miSoutheast Sunnyside & Sunnybrook
2.5 miClackamas Town Center Transit Center
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Local time (Clackamas) 17:44 Thursday, 28 November 2024

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HoopSource Basketball Specializes in Youth and Adult Basketball Leagues/​Tournaments/​Camps/​Instruction. We are community based, and emphasize the game of basketball being played and operated the right way. HoopSource is 24 hours a day/​365 days a year. Open to the community! Bring your game to the Source!

History

Established in 2009.

HoopSource Basketball now operates throughout the Pacific NW with more expansion to come. It services over 2500 teams/​programs each season, which runs in the Fall, Winter, Spring & Summer. Year around opportunities to play!

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1 review of Hoopsource Basketball

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Place rating: 1
Oregon City, OR
#1 priority is profit, to the detriment of the athletes. Without exception, every single tournament we have been to has been the same thing: referees that don’t care to manage a game, causing kids to get hurt. All for the sake of keeping games on schedule. I’m not a fan of most for-​profit tournament organizations, as it takes away from the individual school programs and their ability to survive. Hoopsource, while bringing in the top club programs in the region, promotes an overly physical hack-​fest.
I’ve talked to a number of state certified high school officials, and they have told me they do not referee hoopsource tournaments because they are urged to keep games moving. They mention hoopsource by name.
If you want your kids to face the toughest teams the Northwest has to offer, you’ll be hard-​pressed to find higher level competition than at a hoopsource tournament, but don’t expect many fouls to be called, and don’t be surprised if your kids get hacked.
I don’t know what other basketball programs hoopsource offers, so other aspects may be top-​notch. Youth tournaments… Not so much
UPDATE: 5÷16÷16. Confirmed! After playing in the ‘spring youth league’ my previous experiences were validated. Crappy venues and refs that care more about keeping the game moving than managing a clean game. Then, we participated in a ‘spring showcase’ tournament. Over 400 teams total (great competition), at $ 750 fee per team, plus jacked up entrance fees ($ 10 per adult, $ 5 for kids and seniors), SINGLE REFS for games (great for kids getting hurt, overly physical play, dirty tactics), and having to walk almost a mile to get to the court (no nearby parking) and teams still having to provide people to work the scoring table. Hoopsource is about profit and NOTHING ELSE. Conservatively they bring in over $ 400k and can’t even have 2 refs per game. Hoopsource sucks.