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The T-3 Basketball Tournament
The Skagit Valley Family YMCA and Schweigert Family are excited to announce the first annual T-3 3v3 Basketball tournament taking place April 22-23, 2023. The tournament is for youth grades 6-12, split into two divisions: 6th-9th grade and 10th-12th grade.
Here are other details you need to know:
- 4 players maximum per team (3 player minimum)
- Registration: $120/team (if registered in February), $130/team (if registered in March)
- Reversible jersey, tournament t-shirt, and “swag bag” included in registration
- 3 games guaranteed
- 6th-7th + 8th-9th grade division games on Saturday, April 22
- 10th-12th grade division games on Sunday, April 23
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DonateAbout Trey Schweigert
Trey’s joyful, charismatic personality brought immeasurable love, light, and laughter to all who knew him. He embraced life with arms wide open, and lived life to the fullest each and every day. He sought to promote love, inspiration, and kindness and to leave this world a better place because he was here. Trey was an avid basketball player throughout his life, participating locally in basketball programs through the YMCA, S.W.I.S.H, AAU, NBC Camps, Immaculate Conception Regional School, Mount Vernon High School, and Skagit County Parks and Rec.
Trey’s life was tragically taken after unknowingly ingesting a fake prescription pain pill while recovering from recent orthopedic surgery and a torn tendon. The T-3 Basketball Tournament promotes drug education/awareness and “skills over pills” messaging within its efforts. The fentanyl crisis is devastating families across our communities, state, and nation. We hope to bring awareness about current threats, the dangers of drug dealers on social media, and the importance of only ever taking medications that have been obtained from your doctor or pharmacy.
Please see these additional resources for information regarding the fentanyl crisis:
