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360 Hoops Returns to Connecticut—and Builds Toward 2027

Following a summer debut attended by Geno Auriemma, our second Connecticut tournament brings the action back to Trumbull on November 1 alongside our Fairfield County partners.

Connecticut, we’re coming back.

On Sunday, November 1, 360 Hoops returns to InSports Center in Trumbull for our second Connecticut tournament—bringing players, families, and the local basketball community together for another day of fast-paced 3v3v3 competition.

The event builds on our first Connecticut tournament in June, where Geno Auriemma joined us to experience the excitement firsthand. Players stepped into the circle, learned a new way to compete, and brought the game to life through teamwork, creativity, and a willingness to try something different.

Now, we’re building on that introduction—and giving Connecticut a preview of what we’re working toward in select markets across the country in 2027.

Built Together in Connecticut

Our Connecticut momentum starts with the people helping bring 360 Hoops into their community.

Through our relationships with Triple Double Basketball, Premiere Hoops Development, and local leaders including Mike Jarvis II and Michael Reyes, we’re building on the basketball culture and community connections already established in Fairfield County. These partners have helped introduce the game to local athletes and create opportunities for continued programming and competition.

That local foundation matters. Strong partners know their players, understand their communities, and share our belief that young athletes benefit from more opportunities to play.

This second tournament is the next step in building something players and families can keep coming back to.

Three Teams. Three Baskets. A New Challenge.

Built around our patented three-in-one basketball system, 360 Hoops brings the familiarity of basketball into a circular playing environment.

Players can attack different baskets, react to changing situations, and find new ways to work together. The format encourages movement, communication, and quick decisions—while giving young athletes a fresh way to enjoy the sport they already love.

For returning players, November 1 is a chance to get back in the circle and build on their first experience. For newcomers, it’s an opportunity to bring a few friends, learn the game, and compete.

Connecticut Is Helping Set the Tone for 2027

As we look ahead to 2027, our goal is to bring 360 Hoops tournaments and programming to select markets across the country through a partnership structure like the one taking shape in Fairfield County.

The approach starts with committed local operators and basketball organizations. Together, we can pair the 360 Hoops systems and gameplay with the relationships, experience, and community knowledge needed to build participation locally.

A tournament gives players their first experience. Continued programming gives them a reason to return. Over time, those relationships can support leagues, camps, clinics, and recurring events that make 360 Hoops part of a community’s basketball calendar.

Connecticut is helping shape that approach. Our November tournament is another opportunity to strengthen those relationships, welcome new players, and build momentum for the year ahead.

Join Us November 1

Registration is open for boys and girls in elementary, middle, and high school divisions.

Location: InSports Center, Trumbull, Connecticut

Date: Sunday, November 1, 2026

Session: 11 a.m.–2 p.m.

Teams: Four players—three players plus one substitute

Format: 3v3v3 competition with a five-game guarantee

Registration: $200 per team

The day will also feature a dunk exhibition, with highlights filmed for national television coverage.

Bring your teammates. Step into the circle. Help us build the next chapter of 360 Hoops in Connecticut.

Register your team for the November 1 Connecticut Tournament