Hot Dogg Basketball Tournament honors Ike Jumper’s love of the game Sports by Beverly Bidney - April 2, 2013April 13, 2015 HOLLYWOOD — The Tribalwide Hot Dogg Basketball Tournament, held in Hollywood March 8-9, was a memorial and a tribute to the late Dwight “Ike” Jumper, a basketball lover. “We all played basketball together growing up,” said tournament organizer Michael Gentry. “All our friends who passed away are up there playing basketball. We just wanted all the kids to enjoy their time as young kids.” The tournament began with the 10 and under teams: Miami Heat, Panther and Hollywood. In the final game, Miami Heat defeated Panther 38-36. The middle-school teams were Bad News Bears, Rez Boys, Big Ballers and Big Cypress. In the final game, Bad News Bears defeated Rez Boys 63-57. High school girls’ teams were ULS and Monstars. In the final, ULS beat Monstars 46 to 24. High school boys’ teams were Team Pierce, Immokalee, Brighton, Hollywood Boys and Team O. In the final game, Team Pierce defeated Team O 55-50. Share on Facebook Share Share on TwitterTweet Share on Pinterest Share Share on LinkedIn Share Share on Digg Share