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3on3 July 25-26 & August 1 |
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3on3 July 25-26 & August 1 |
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March 21, 2026    NOTE: Specatator/Entrance
Fee of $5.00 per person will be charged at Wayne PAL and
The surrrounding area has many food options, or go to the Willowbrook Mall which is only minutes away from both facilities ENTRANCE/exit TO GYM: is at the back of the building. Do not use the main entrance as that is for related town use only. PARKING: You can park in the main lot in front of the building. If full, additional spots on the side of the building and behind the baseball/soccer fields are available. click to download IMPORTANT UPDATES FOR COACHES, PLAYERS AND PARENTS 1) Scheduling games for tournament has been difficult due to the number of teams participating, therefore be prepared to wait 2-3 hours or more in between games. We will do our best to move games along once a game is finished to start the next game promptly. 2) There is limited seating in the facility and we ask that parents and players should leave the court area upon the completion of their game to allow those scheduled for the next game. Kindly throw all garbage into the receptacles located throughout the building.
Park your car in the lot at the back of the building. Entrance to the gym is through the SIDE DOOR on the far side of the building near the garbage dumpster. Do not venture into the the health club area.
GET READY TO DANCE!!! ASIANHOOPS.COM, would like to invite your team to participate in the 2026 March Badness basketball tournament to be held on Saturday/Sunday March 21& 22, 2026 at the Wayne PAL Athletic Center in Wayne, New Jersey or Xcel Sports in Fairfield, New Jersey. This tournament looks
to bring Asian basketball teams from the East Coast together
for a day of competitive basketball, friendships and fun. Teams interested in playing should contact me asap via email: rockits@asianhoops.com to inform me of your team's intentions of participating as only a limited number of spots are available in each division. You can also contact me at 917-687-5876 (DENNY LEE - tournament organizer) for confirmation or questions.
  A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS Want to see yourself hooping it up at the local Chinatown parks or even at a tournament? Just go to the ASIANHOOPS FACEBOOK PAGE, where some of the best action photos have been uploaded and shared by photographer, Bill Bahlman. Bill's been taking photos of ballers like you for numerous years. His latest pictures feature the teams and players from the recent ASIANHOOPS.COM 3on3 Blacktop Battle. Check it out and see if you've been CLIK'D.  Tip Off Classic - December 13-14, 2025 HUSAY - Boys 18u, Boys 12u, Boys 10u CLIFTON CITY TIGERS - Boys 16u, Boys 14u LUNARNYC WARRIORS - Girls 16u 
3/15-16 A sincere thank you to all the teams, players, coaches, team organizers, parents, family, friends and volunteers for all your support, cooperation and assistance at March Badness and passion for ASIAN BASKETBALL.
 ASIANHOOPS.COM 8th Annual TIP-OFF CLASSIC Sunday, December 15, 2024 CELEBRATE AT 2024 TIP OFF CLASSIC
12/16/24 Back to hoops. HUSAY JC led the way by capturning four championships - Boys 10u, 12u intermediate, 18u and the Girls 18u divisions. Next up, the CLIFTON CITY TIGERS walked away with championships in the Boys 12u advanced and 14u divisions. SIPAG captured the chip in the Boys 16u division.
CLIFTON
CITY TIGERS & HUSAY JC KIDS RULE - March 23rd saw some of the brightest Asian youth b-ballers compete for in the Boys 10u, 12u, 14u and 16u divisions. Two organizations stood out as they captured two championships apiece. The Clifton City Tigers were victorious in the Boys 12u and 14u divisions; and Husay JC captured the Boys 10u and 16u divisions.
Special thanks
to all
of the following organizations/teams for supporting Asian basketball.
Boston Hurricanes, Boston Knights, BSANY, CJ Kalahi, Clifton City Tigers, LunarNYC, MD-KO, NJ Rockets, NYBD, NYC Elites, NY Crossbearers, NYK Spartans, NY Rockits, NY Titans, Philadelphia Suns, Swish Kabob, Toronto.
LUNAR NYC, LADY ROCKITS Dance Away with championships
The Men's Friendship saw two teams that played each other in their opening preliminary game, but this time, it was HUSAY JC who turned up the defense and defeated the Philadelphia Suns to capture the CHIP.
12/9/23 - The 2023 Tip Off Classic started out with a bang as the NYC Elites claimed both divisions of play on the first day by capturing the Men's Open & Boys 18u divisions. It was an exciting day of hoops as some of the best players on the Asian basketball circuit were hooping it up by splashing threes and showcasing their skills. 12/10/23 - Sundays youth divisions were dominated by LUNAR NYC capturing the Boys 16u, Boys 14u, Girls 18u, and Womens divisions. Rounding out the champions of that day are the Boys 12u champions - BSANY and Boys 10u champions - HUSAY JC.
Men's Open: NYC ELITES IN STELLAR MEN'S OPEN DIVISION LUNAR NYC, TWO BRIDGES, NY ROCKITS ALSO VICTORIOUS ALSO CHIP WORTHY In a stellar field of 12 Men's teams, the Toronto Dragons came away with a well deserved championship. Teamwork and defense were front and center as veterans Kenny and Preston led the way. New York basketball were well represented as teams from Lunar NYC, Two Bridges, and the NY Rockits also claimed championships over the weekend. New Jersey basketball didn't disappoint as powerhouse Husay JC captured another chip. NJ Elite also proved tough to beat.
Special thanks to all the sponsors, donators, contributors for their generosity. Also, thanks to all the community organizations for attending and celebrating with us. Nice seeing everyone. See you all again in five years!!! Happy Holidays, Denny, Quan, Kevin Low, Ken Lee, Nelson Yu
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March
Badness
2024 started with a bang as numerous games came down to the final
seconds and finished with a game winning buzzer beater - highlighted
by the buzzer beating 3-pointer by Usman Rasool of TORONTO in the semifinal overtime
victory over NYBD sending them to the championship game and ultimately
the Men's Open CHIP over the NYK Spartans.
LUNAR NYC & NYC
ELITES 
The
evening was electric as over 450 alumni, friends and family members
celebrated the 30th anniversary of the New York Rockits Athletes
In Action organization. Early on, members welcomed New York Knicks
legend, John Starks who dropped by to sign autographs and take
pictures courtesy of founder, Leo Hirata. The evening continued
on with special presentations to Richard "Quan" Wong,
Denny Lee and NYC Sabres/NY Falcons founder, Tom Law. Throughout
the evening, commemorative T-shirts were handed out to members
and raffle prizes were offered to those lucky winners.