Hoops 4 Healing Tournament
Tournament History
Tournament History
Tournament History
HOOPS FOR HEALING Basketball Tournament was originally started in 2001 by Doug Smith then the Athletic Director at Woodstock HS and Tom Gillhouse, the Athletic Director at Belvidere HS. Their main purpose was to raise awareness and funds for cancer research.
Doug Smith then brought this idea when he moved to Naperville North and teamed up with Craig Watson the Athletic Director at Oswego to do the same thing in 2005. In their first year the tournament raised over $6,000 for cancer research at Edward Cancer Center in Naperville. They expanded the tournament by including not only the Varsity but a sophomore tournament as well. Funds raised from the Hoops for Healing tournament hosted by Naperville-North and Oswego go now to support Camp Hope – Year 13. To date this tournament has raised over $275,000. Both tournaments have raised over $375,000 for cancer in one way or another.
Camp Hope is a unique support program at the Edward Cancer Center. It helps kids who have a parent or grandparent undergoing cancer treatment to get to know other children who are undergoing similar experiences. Better still, it gives them a chance to be kids with other kids in the midst of the difficulties going on at home.
Camp Hope offers two one-week sessions every summer for children ages five through twelve. In a day-camp format, kids enjoy all the traditional games, swimming, crafts and activities of a good old-fashioned summer camp. They also participate in therapeutic activities, such as gardening, yoga, martial arts and drumming circles under the supervision of clinical social workers who are there to help them work through the emotional issues of having a loved one with cancer. As of this date, the Hoops for Healing Tournament has sponsored over 500 children to attend Camp Hope.
Yearly, Edward Cancer Center brings in cancer survivors to speak to the teams about their personal fight with cancer and what a tournament like this means to them and others going through the same battle. All teams wear the same shooting shirts and coaches wear the Hoops for Healing pin to show the main purpose of this tournament is raising funds to fight cancer. This has turned out to be a great community service project for our athletes to be able to use their athletic abilities to fight this dreadful disease.
We hope you will join us and become a sponsor of this tournament. All sponsorship money goes directly to sponsor CAMP HOPE.
Darren Howard – AD – Oswego HS
Doug Smith – Tournament Co-Founder
Bob Quinn – AD – Naperville North HS
Game Schedule & Results
Game Schedule & Results
Varsity & Sophomore 2023
Hoops for healing varsity and sophomore schedule 2023
AT OSWEGO VARSITY
Monday 11/20
5:30 Neuqua Valley 60 vs. Fenwick 65
7:00 Oswego 53 vs. Guilford 65
Tuesday 11/21
5:30 Guilford 67 vs. Neuqua Valley 72
7:00 Oswego 36 vs. Fenwick 50
Monday 11/20
5:30 Neuqua Valley 60 vs. Fenwick 65
7:00 Oswego 53 vs. Guilford 65
Tuesday 11/21
5:30 Guilford 67 vs. Neuqua Valley 72
7:00 Oswego 36 vs. Fenwick 50
AT NAPERVILLE NORTH VARSITY
Monday 11/20
5:30 West Aurora 56 vs. Oswego East 68
7:00 Naperville North 47 vs. Hinsdale Central 32
Tuesday 11/21
5:30 Oswego East 50 vs. Hinsdale Central 47
7:00 Naperville North 40 v West Aurora 65
AT OSWEGO VARSITY
Wednesday 11/22
2:00 Fenwick 70 vs. Guilford 72
3:30 Hinsdale Central 47 vs. West Aurora 58
5:15 Oswego East 42 vs. Naperville North 54
7:00 Oswego 55 vs. Neuqua Valley 71
Friday 11/24*
2:00 Oswego 39 vs. Hinsdale Central 66
3:30 Guilford 46 vs. Naperville North 59
5:15 Neuqua Valley 73 vs. Oswego East 80
7:00 Fenwick 51 vs. West Aurora 50
AT OSWEGO SOPHOMORE
Monday 11/20
5:30 Neuqua Valley 39 vs. Fenwick 38
7:00 Oswego 43 vs. Guilford 36
Tuesday 11/21
5:30 Guilford 34 vs. Neuqua Valley 39
7:00 Oswego 39 vs. Fenwick 42
5:30 Neuqua Valley 39 vs. Fenwick 38
7:00 Oswego 43 vs. Guilford 36
Tuesday 11/21
5:30 Guilford 34 vs. Neuqua Valley 39
7:00 Oswego 39 vs. Fenwick 42
AT NAPERVILLE NORTH SOPHOMORE
Monday 11/20
5:30 West Aurora 59 vs. Oswego East 38
7:00 Naperville North 41 vs. Hinsdale Central 37
Tuesday 11/21
5:30 Oswego East 37 vs. Hinsdale Central 57
7:00 Naperville North 36 vs. West Aurora 33
AT OSWEGO SOPHOMORE
Wednesday 11/22
2:00 Fenwick 24 vs. Guilford 38
3:30 Hinsdale Central 43 vs. West Aurora 40
5:15 Oswego East 37 vs. Naperville North 41
7:00 Oswego 55 vs. Neuqua Valley 71
Friday 11/24*
2:00 Oswego 33 vs. Oswego East 39
3:30 Fenwick 45 vs. West Aurora 44
5:15 Guilford 31 vs. Hinsdale Central 30
7:00 Neuqua Valley 40 vs. Naperville North 39
WILL WEAR WHITE. ADMISSION IS $5 FOR ADULTS, $2 FOR STUDENTS, AND $1 FOR
SENIOR CITIZENS.
Pool Tie Breakers are:
1. Head to Head Play
2. Total point differential of pool play games with a 20 point cap per game.
3. Overall Pool Play Free Throw Percentage
****At Oswego, Please enter through Door 35 (Athletic Entrance) on the football stadium side of the school.
Locker rooms are shared so please DO NOT bring or leave valuables in the locker rooms. ****At Naperville North
please enter through Door 19 (Athletic Entrance) and have your bus park at the east end of the building. Locker
rooms are shared at NN as well so please bring locks to secure your belongings.
Varsity & Sophomore 2022
Hoops For Healing Varsity and Sophomore Schedule 2022
AT OSWEGO VARSITY
Monday 11/21
5:30 Neuqua Valley 46 vs. Fenwick 42
7:00 Oswego 66 vs. West Aurora 73
Tuesday 11/22
5:30 West Aurora 56 vs. Neuqua Valley 41
7:00 Oswego 61 vs. Fenwick 73
AT OSWEGO SOPHOMORE
Monday 11/21
5:30 Neuqua Valley 55 vs. Fenwick 49
7:00 Oswego 29 vs. West Aurora 39
Tuesday 11/22
5:30 West Aurora 38 vs. Neuqua Valley 49
7:00 Oswego 51 vs. Fenwick 55
AT NAPERVILLE NORTH VARSITY
Monday 11/21
5:30 Downers South 31 vs. Oswego East 61
7:00 Naperville North 48 vs. Hinsdale Central 50
Tuesday 11/22
5:30 Oswego East 68 vs. Hinsdale Central 58
7:00 Naperville North 56 vs. Downers South 45
AT NAPERVILLE NORTH SOPHOMORE
Monday 11/21
5:30 Downers South 33 vs. Oswego East 62
7:00 Naperville North 38 vs. Hinsdale Central 42
Tuesday 11/22
5:30 Oswego East 62 vs. Hinsdale Central 64
7:00 Naperville North 47 vs. Downers South 41
AT OSWEGO VARSITY
Wednesday 11/23
2:00 Fenwick 57 vs. West Aurora 62
3:30 Hinsdale Central 66 vs. Downers South 56
5:15 Oswego East 49 vs. Naperville North 42
7:00 Oswego 46 vs. Neuqua Valley 57
Friday 11/25
2:00 4th Place Crossover Downers South 57 v Oswego 70
3:30 3rd Place Crossover Naperville North 46 v Fenwick 58
5:15 2nd Place Crossover Hinsdale Central 68 v Neuqua Valley 51
7:00 Championship Oswego East 69 v West Aurora 51
AT OSWEGO SOPHOMORE
Wednesday 11/23
2:00 Fenwick 33 vs. West Aurora 43
3:30 Hinsdale Central 58 vs. Downers South 35
5:15 Oswego East 52 vs. Naperville North 20
7:00 Oswego 31 vs. Neuqua Valley 49
Friday 11/25
2:00 4th Place Crossover Downers South 49 v Oswego 68
3:30 3rd Place Crossover Naperville North 36 v Fenwick 56
5:15 2nd Place Crossover Oswego East 49 v West Aurora 34
7:00 Championship Hinsdale Central 63 v Neuqua Valley 42
*First Team is Home Team (WEAR WHITE). ON FINAL DAY (FRIDAY), THE OSWEGO POOL WILL WEAR WHITE. IF STILL UNDER THE COVID MITIGATIONS, MASKS MUST BE WORN BY ALL IN THE BUILDINGS. ADMISSION IS $5 FOR ADULTS, $2 FOR STUDENTS, AND $1 FOR SENIOR CITIZENS.
Pool Tie Breakers are:
1. Head to Head Play
2. Total point differential of pool play games with a 20-point cap per game
3. Overall Pool Play Free Throw Percentage
****At Oswego, Please enter through Door 35 (Athletic Entrance) on the football stadium side of the school. Locker rooms will be shared so please DO NOT bring or leave valuables in the locker rooms.****At Naperville North please enter through Door 19 (Athletic Entrance) and have your bus park at the east end of the building. Locker rooms will be shared at NN as well so please bring locks to secure your belongings.
Champion Wall
Champion Wall
Tournament Champions
YEAR CHAMPION / OPPONENT
2023
2022 Oswego East
2021 Oswego East
2020 No Tournament - COVID-19 Pandemic
2019 Oswego
2018 Oswego East (63) vs West Aurora (51)
2017 Naperville North (59) vs. Proviso east (50)
2016 Naperville North (50) vs. Naperville Central (31)
2015 Oswego (50) vs. Naperville North (46)
2015 Oswego (50) vs. Naperville North (46)
2014 Neuqua Valley (73) vs. DeLaSalle (51)
2013 Benet (71) vs. Naperville Central (47)
2012 Naperville Central (57) (OT) vs. Benet 54
2011 De LaSalle (66) vs. Naperville Central (61)
2010 Oswego (65) vs. Oswego East (57)
2009 Naperville North (63) vs. Geneva (57)
2008 Geneva (42) vs. Naperville North (40)
2007 Walter Payton Prep (58) vs. Waubonsie Valley (48)
2006 De LaSalle (51) vs. Oswego (45)
2005 De LaSalle (82) vs. Oswego (63)
2011 De LaSalle (66) vs. Naperville Central (61)
2010 Oswego (65) vs. Oswego East (57)
2009 Naperville North (63) vs. Geneva (57)
2008 Geneva (42) vs. Naperville North (40)
2007 Walter Payton Prep (58) vs. Waubonsie Valley (48)
2006 De LaSalle (51) vs. Oswego (45)
2005 De LaSalle (82) vs. Oswego (63)
Sponsors & Donations
Sponsors & Donations
Edward Cancer Center
Cancer is a journey that no one expects to take. Like any long journey, you'll need preparation, information and encouragement. We're here to travel this road with you every step of the way.
The Edward Cancer Center is one of the most preferred cancer treatment centers in Illinois (National Research Corp. 2010). We offer a full range of diagnostic testing, aggressive treatment, clinical trials, coping and support for the most common cancers including breast, lung, brain and spinal cord, colon, prostate, thyroid, thoracic and other types of cancer. Treatment of cancer may include a combination of chemotherapy, radiation or surgery depending on the type and location of your cancer.
Cancer Center Multidisciplinary Clinics
We provide coordinated care for the most complex cancers through our multidisciplinary clinics. Our team of expert cancer professionals from a variety of specialties come together to design a personalized treatment plan for you. This coordinated effort speeds up treatment in an effective and convenient way. Learn more about our cancer multidisciplinary clinics for neuro-oncology and thoracic.
We provide coordinated care for the most complex cancers through our multidisciplinary clinics. Our team of expert cancer professionals from a variety of specialties come together to design a personalized treatment plan for you. This coordinated effort speeds up treatment in an effective and convenient way. Learn more about our cancer multidisciplinary clinics for neuro-oncology and thoracic.
Lung Screening Program
Edward Cancer Center offers a CT Lung Screening for at risk patients. This lung screening, designed to assist in early detection, can give those at risk the opportunity for a healthier lifestyle. Learn more about who should have a CT Lung Screen and more about the procedure.
Edward Cancer Center offers a CT Lung Screening for at risk patients. This lung screening, designed to assist in early detection, can give those at risk the opportunity for a healthier lifestyle. Learn more about who should have a CT Lung Screen and more about the procedure.
Breast Imaging Center of Excellence
Edward Hospital has been designated a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology (ACR) and the Edward Breast Center is fully accredited by the American College of Surgeons. Both designations ensure that you are receiving the most comprehensive, coordinated care for breast health.
Edward Hospital has been designated a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology (ACR) and the Edward Breast Center is fully accredited by the American College of Surgeons. Both designations ensure that you are receiving the most comprehensive, coordinated care for breast health.
No one likes going to the hospital. We understand because we're just like you, with busy families and high expectations. So, to make you feel more at ease, we invite you to take a tour of our facilities online or view our videos online. For videos, visit us on YouTube atwww.youtube.com/edwardhospital
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Camp Hope
Camp Hope is a summer camp provided to children ages 5-12 whose parents or grandparents are going through cancer treatment. This camp is offered by the Edward Foundation, which is a part of the Edward Cancer Center in Naperville, Illinois.
This camp is solely funded by the “Hoops for Healing Basketball Tournament” which is run by Oswego and Naperville North High Schools. Since its inception at Oswego and Naperville North it has raised over $125,000.
Camp Hope offers arts, crafts, music, yoga, and much more for the children during their two, one week session in the summer. Coaches and players involved in “Hoops”, come out and volunteer their time to teach basketball skills to the campers.
Certainly, we feel strongly that high school athletics should offer not only quality competition, but teach our student athletes the importance of giving to a specific cause in their community. While each game will always have a winner and a loser by score, at the end of the tournament they will all be winners because of the dollars they helped raise for supporting Camp Hope.
Donations
Thank you for your interest in donating to this year's tournament. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to us directly by emailing the Athletic Director of Oswego High School
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