Hoop It Up Juneteenth Jamboree: ELW Takeover Wins Men’s Championship by @theGrio Politics - Post Details
Hoop It Up Juneteenth Jamboree: ELW Takeover Wins Men’s Championship
ELW Takeover beat out No Name Nashville 13-11 during the Hoop It Up men's championship game in Atlanta on Sunday. The victory was snagged because the team had the highest points after the 10-minute game time was up. The rules state that the winner is the first team to get to 21 points, or the team with the most points when the game clock expires. To watch BNC programming, visit https://bnc.tv/how-to-watch/ Follow BNC on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BNCNews Twitter: https://twitter.com/BNCNews Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bncnews/?hl=en #Juneteenth #KevinGarnett #HoopItUp
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