The 22nd annual Mountain Valley Rec Invitational Basketball Tournament will take place on March 31-April 2nd at Mountain Valley High School, Middle School, and Dirigo High School. There are again three divisions, A, B and Sr. A division are for more advanced skilled players. B division is designed for the next level and has a 25 and over age minimum with exceptions based on skill. The Senior division is age 40 and over, with limited exceptions.
Games are in a round-robin format with a minimum of three guaranteed. In addition, there will be a free throw contest, a 3-point contest, and a dunk contest. The cost is $400 per team. General admission is open, but donations are accepted.
The fourth annual Mountain Valley Rec Women’s Invitational Basketball Tournament will take place on March 24-26 at Mountain Valley Middle School, Dirigo High School, and Mountain Valley High School. There is one division and the games and in a round-robin format with a guarantee of three games. The cost will be $250.
Concessions are available throughout both weekends. Profits benefit the Mountain Valley Athletic Boosters and other local rec organizations.
General information about players, teams, referees, and attendants can be obtained by contacting Eddie Paterson, league commissioner, at 207-364-9352, [email protected]. Scheduling and online registration will be on the Mountain Valley Rec Basketball website, mvrbl.webs.com.
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