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Kanye West's Donda Academy Faced Trouble Before Sudden Closure - Vimarsana News

Kanye West's Donda Academy Faced Trouble Before Sudden Closure

Ye's school, Donda Academy, has been closed amid the wide-ranging fallout from his antisemitic comments.

Slam Dunk to return in December under new name - Vimarsana News

Slam Dunk to return in December under new name

Hoophall East, set for Dec. 27-29, one of four regional events Westtown's Jake Forrester slams one during the 2016 Slam Dunk to the Beach at Cape Henlopen High School in Lewes. DAN COOK PHOTO April 13, 2021 Slam Dunk to the Beach will return to Lewes this December as part of four regional basketball events under the umbrella of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Operated by Position Sports, the tournament will merge with the Hoophall brand and be known as Hoophall East.  The original iteration of Slam Dunk ran from 1990 to 2003 at the now-demolished Cape High. The event...

HoopHall West Showcase Event Had All-Arizona Look In COVID Era - Vimarsana News

HoopHall West Showcase Event Had All-Arizona Look In COVID Era

Reply Seton Catholic coach Karen Self said it’s the little things that set this year’s event apart from others. (Shutterstock) Mar. 10, 2021 PHOENIX — For eight years, the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame has brought some of the nation's premier high school basketball programs to the Valley for a full day of basketball against Arizona's top teams. This year, the hall organized an all-Arizona affair because of the pandemic. Subscribe Lexi McNabb, a junior at Seton Catholic Preparatory in Mesa and a combo-guard on the girls basketball team, competed in HoopHall West for the first...

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