BELDING, Mich. (WOOD) — The Gus Macker 3×3 basketball tournament’s golden celebration, which celebrates 50 years of hoops, starts on Saturday. The tournament started 50 years ago in a driveway in ...

Last year’s Gus Macker basketball tournament in Elmira was so successful, it’s returning to the city for the second year in a ...

Gus Macker is bouncing east on I-86. The traveling 3-on-3 basketball extravaganza that was a summertime staple in Hornell for more than two decades will now be held in Corning July 20-21, followed by ...

Gus Macker Basketball was founded in Lowell, Michigan in 1974 and has since gained national recognition. The tournament, which often attracts thousands of players, families and spectators, will make ...

The Gus Macker baskets arrived from Ohio on June 2 as Norwich gets ready to host the tournament on July 12 and 13. Register today at macker.com under Norwich, NY. (Photo by Morgan Golliver) NORWICH – ...

The Gus Macker 3 on 3 basketball tournament just wrapped up in Ludington and after decades of being in the city, it might be its final one there. Last week, the Chamber Alliance of Mason County ...

In this June 5, 1999 file photo, crowds gather on the Jamestown Community College campus for the Gus Macker 3-on-3 basketball tournament. The Macker returns to Jamestown this weekend — this time on ...

Eastern New Mexico News, Clovis, N.M. Eastern New Mexico News, Clovis, N.M. Jun. 19—An estimated 2,000 people are expected to fill the parking lot outside Eastern New Mexico University's football ...

JACKSON – The Gus Macker basketball brand is a powerhouse on the national stage but it’s still in its infancy as a summer staple in downtown Jackson. After the event spanned more than 20 years away ...

Today, we’re introducing the Macker-Meter, a service that will monitor 17 major campaign pledges by McAuliffe, who was sworn in as governor on Jan. 11. If this sounds familiar, well, it is.

If you grew up in Michigan, there are a few incontrovertible truths — you can point out your hometown by gesturing to a spot on your hand, you say “pop” instead of “soda,” and you’ve either been to a ...