Basketball:

Continued from Page 1 basketball tournament of this nature in our destination creates a wonderful energy. Alpharetta will be host to many players, their families and visitors who will shop, dine, play and stay in our awesome community.”

DeKalb County Police Lt. C. Rorey, who helped organize the event, said he is happy for the tournament to return to Alpharetta.

“We have enjoyed the atmosphere and hospitality of the city for the past two years and are looking forward to another great year,” Rorey

Macon. Micah Hoover with 25 points and Zak Thomas with 24 points were the leading scorers March 11.

The Tigers were led all season by its four seniors Micah Hoover, Isaac Martin, Jack Thomas and Zak Thomas.

“We are grateful for the many blessings this great game has given us. We use basketball as a tool to help develop intangibles such as discipline, teamwork, friendships, commitment, attitude, and dealing with adversity,” Martin said. “While we may fail at times, the lessons learned along the way will make the biggest difference. The players bought into the team by being selfless and accomplishing a goal bigger than themselves. That is the biggest win of all. We were blessed with the opportunity to play in a state championship game and win. We thank God every day for His many blessings.” said.

Participating teams include the New York Police Department, the Orlando Police Department, the New Jersey State Corrections Department, EMCMP Marines and The DeKalb Knights, which is composed of officers from Metro Atlanta agencies.

The tournament opens March 24 at 4 p.m. and at 9 a.m. March 25-26. Adult tickets cost $15, and tickets for children aged 6-17 are priced at $10. The tournament will also offer weekend passes March 24 at $40 for adults and $25 for children.

Tickets can be purchased with cash at the door or via Cash App, Zelle and Venmo.