Get ready for a weekend filled with thrilling basketball action at the Massacre indoor sports complex on Friday, April 12, and Saturday, April 13, 2024. The highlight event will be the semi-finals and finals of the Elias Dupuis knockout cup, along with the highly anticipated return of the women’s basketball championship.
Kicking off the excitement on Friday, April 12, 2024, the semi-final matchups promise intense competition. At 7pm, fans will witness a showdown between the Dr. Darroux PSC Falcons 1 and the Dr. Darroux PSC Falcons 2, setting the stage for a compelling “big brother versus little brother” matchup. Following that, at 9pm, the 767 Sports Club Dominators will face off against the D-Treads Blazers 1 in what is expected to be a highly contested game.
The anticipation will only build as the winners of the semi-final clashes advance to the grand finals on Saturday, April 13, 2024. Spectators will eagerly await to see which two teams emerge victorious and ultimately claim the prestigious Elias Dupuis knockout cup.
In addition to the electrifying championship games, fans will have the opportunity to witness the tip-off of the women’s basketball championship. Women athletes will take to the court at 6:30pm on Saturday, April 13, 2024, marking the official opening of the 2024 women’s basketball championship. This signals a significant moment as women’s basketball takes center stage, showcasing the talent and skill of female athletes.
Adding to the excitement, the Massacre Basketball Academy will be showcased during halftime of the Grand Finals, providing a platform to highlight emerging talent and the future of basketball.
Don’t miss out on the action-packed weekend ahead! Join us at the Massacre indoor sports complex to experience the thrill of championship basketball and support your favorite teams as they vie for victory.
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