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OHIO HOOPSTERS BOYS BASKETBALL CLUB

RECBOYSTRYOUT TEAMS

Basketball · Columbus area · Franklin County, OH

Boys basketball club in Columbus running leagues, tournaments, tryouts and camps.

Sports
Basketball
Offers
Rec · Travel/select · Camps
Gender
Boys
Cost
$95 regular individual registration, 2027 ages 6-8 division, plus transaction fee
Location
Columbus area
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