Teeters Field News Today

The Kellogg Police Department is investigating the attempted break-in and vandalism of the brand new drinking fountain/water bottle fill station at the new Teeters Field concession stand.

This being the 30th anniversary of the event, it was only right that it took the mantle of the biggest event in its history. This year, 181 teams, 710 players and more than 3,000 spectators made their way through the courts at Teeters Field – during an event that many folks called “the perfect basketball weekend.”

Teeters Field has seen its fair share of upgrades over the years, but the city of Kellogg is putting the finishing touches on the biggest series of modifications to date. That includes a brand new 750-square-foot concession stand and restroom facility, a ticket booth and an ADA-compliant viewing platform.

Teeters Field has seen its fair share of upgrades over the years – but the city of Kellogg is putting the finishing touches on the biggest series of modifications to date – including the brand new 750 square-foot concession stand and restroom facility, a ticket booth, and an ADA-compliant viewing platform.

Organizer Lori Sawyer and her dedicated committee of former KHS grads have been hard at work preparing for the upcoming three-day reunion and Sawyer is looking forward to seeing as many familiar faces as possible.

The event is still two months away but with the tournament’s exponential growth over the past few years, the SilverHoops committee hopes that more people take advantage of the early-bird registration period.

The event is still two months away but with the tournament’s exponential growth over the past few years, the SilverHoops committee hopes that more people take advantage of the early-bird registration period.