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Hoops for Recovery, an annual 3-on-3, double-elimination basketball tournament for groups of four and ages 12 and older, will be played Saturday at Daniel Webster College.
Tournament proceeds will benefit Keystone Hall’s 28-bed facility, which offers recovery programs in residential and outpatient settings for alcohol- and other drug-addicted men and women in New Hampshire.
The team entry fee is $100. All team members will receive Hoops for Recovery T-shirts. Players will also have the opportunity to compete for trophies and prizes.
If you are unable to play, you can volunteer to help at the event. A donation of any size is welcome.
A disc jockey will be playing music throughout the day, and WHOB 106.3 FM will broadcast live from 10 a.m.-noon.
For more information or registration, call Keystone Hall at 881-4848.
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