March Magic Hoopfest Takes A Break in 2013 – Will Return in 2014

The Greater Lansing Sports Authority (GLSA) has officially announced that due to a scheduled event for Michigan State University Athletics at the Jenison Field House over the dates of March 21-23rd, the March Magic Hoopfest event will take a one-year break in 2013. The 2013 MHSAA Boys and Girls State Basketball Finals will be held at the Breslin Student Events Center as planned and Hoopfest will return in 2014.

If you have any questions or would like more information about Hoopfest 2014, please contact us at (517) 377-1411 or info@marchmagichoopfest.com.

In the meantime, please feel free to browse the site to learn all about March Magic Hoopfest. We truly hope you enjoy the 2013 MHSAA Boys and Girls State Championships and look forward to seeing all of you next year for Hoopfest 2014!

Hoopfest Information

Admission

Admission to the March Magic Hoopfest will be free to all persons who hold a ticket to the MHSAA Boys or Girls Basketball Semi-Finals or Finals. Fans who do not hold a game ticket will be admitted to the March Magic Hoopfest for the price of $2.00. All fans will be able to purchase tickets to the March Magic Hoopfest and general admission tickets to all sessions of the MHSAA Semi-Finals and Finals at the entrance to Jenison Field House.

Registration Info

Jumpball Jamboree

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Learning From The Legends Youth Clinic

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This is Hoopfest

Welcome to the Hoopfest Website

The March Magic Hoopfest is an interactive basketball playground for children of all ages, located in historic Jenison Field House on the campus of Michigan State University. It is being held in conjunction with the MHSAA Boys Basketball Semi Finals and Finals on March 22–24. The March Magic Hoopfest includes a variety of games, basketball skill venues, historical displays and educational activities and is open to all basketball fans. This will be a fun event for those who are visiting East Lansing for the MHSAA Basketball Semi Finals and Finals as well as the entire Greater Lansing community.