Bumping this thread back up as a reminder ahead of this weekend.
Hearing that the Adult division will be super-competitive...and that the High School division will have some solid teams as well!
If you missed your chance to register or are on the fence for next year, just show up to check out the games and the atmosphere!
Helping spread the word about the SteelMike 3on3 Tournament to be held at Menlo School on August 28th: https://www.chconline.org/steelmike/
Proceeds support the Michael Harris Fund at CHC to benefit adolescent mental health...we all know this is more important than ever during and post-covid!
Michael was a student-athlete at Menlo who embodied the very best attributes of fierce competitiveness but also selflessness, teamwork, and friendship.
He studied psychology, and eventually returned to Menlo as a School Counselor...and was tragically killed in a boating accident in 2015.
The event honors his memory, but also supports his passion: adolescent mental health.
Disclaimer: Menlo School hosts the event but it is managed by the Children's Health Council. This is not in any way a fund-raiser for the school or for our basketball program. Although as Menlo's head coach, I fully support the mission and the event, and would simply like to encourage local coaches and players to participate!
Hearing that the Adult division will be super-competitive...and that the High School division will have some solid teams as well!
If you missed your chance to register or are on the fence for next year, just show up to check out the games and the atmosphere!
Helping spread the word about the SteelMike 3on3 Tournament to be held at Menlo School on August 28th: https://www.chconline.org/steelmike/
Proceeds support the Michael Harris Fund at CHC to benefit adolescent mental health...we all know this is more important than ever during and post-covid!
Michael was a student-athlete at Menlo who embodied the very best attributes of fierce competitiveness but also selflessness, teamwork, and friendship.
He studied psychology, and eventually returned to Menlo as a School Counselor...and was tragically killed in a boating accident in 2015.
The event honors his memory, but also supports his passion: adolescent mental health.
Disclaimer: Menlo School hosts the event but it is managed by the Children's Health Council. This is not in any way a fund-raiser for the school or for our basketball program. Although as Menlo's head coach, I fully support the mission and the event, and would simply like to encourage local coaches and players to participate!
