If You Can Shoot, You Can Win!
Minnesota’s First Social Sport Basketball Shooting League.
Casual basketball shooting competitions that showcase fundamental ability and strategy on historic courts all over Minnesota. Find the Spots, Make the Shots, and unlock access to tickets, gear, and other perks!
Revolutionizing Basketball in Minnesota
Marks the Shot Hoops is dedicated to revolutionizing the basketball scene in Minnesota. Through our unique, low-impact shooting events held at historic courts throughout the state, we celebrate basketball's rich heritage while promoting inclusivity and camaraderie among fans of all ages and skill levels. Our mission extends beyond competition; we aim to inspire healthy aging, foster social connections, and ignite a passion for the game.
Additionally, we add an extra dose of excitement at every event with thrilling prizes and giveaways, ensuring every participant leaves with unforgettable memories and a smile. Join us in experiencing the joy of basketball while celebrating Minnesota's iconic basketball legacy.
It's Like H.O.R.S.E. but it's NOT!
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Win Exciting Prizes and Create Lasting Memories
Our tournaments offer a specific format in order to accommodate players of various ages and skill levels. If you can shoot, you can win.
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Play in Safe and Secure Environments
Ensuring the safety of our participants is our foremost concern, which we achieve by participating in low-impact activities and adhering to safety measures and guidelines.
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Join a Community of Basketball Enthusiasts
Connect with like-minded individuals who share your passion for the game.
BEAT MO’ CHALLENGE
PAST EVENTS
Participants Played P.I.G. Against the Founder of MTSH, John Morris, and Won Prizes!
⋆ New Merch ⋆
From stylish tees to durable accessories, our collection has everything you need to represent MTSH on and off the court. Explore our latest lineup and gear up for your next shooting event!
Local Legends
Just four years after Dr. James Naismith invented basketball in 1891, Minnesotans were already shooting hoops. This new game quickly gained popularity year after year, and Minnesota would soon leave an indelible mark on the sport, a legacy that endures today.
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Myer "Whitey" Skoog
Credited with inventing the "jump shot," contributed to the evolution of the game.
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Johnny Kundla
Renowned for coaching championship teams at the University of Minnesota, St. Thomas, and the Minneapolis Lakers, left an enduring legacy.
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Mannie Jackson
Former owner of the Harlem Globetrotters, helped popularize the sport globally.
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Sid Hartman
A Hall of Fame sportswriter, played a crucial role in bringing the Lakers to Minneapolis.
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Kevin McHale
A NBA champion and Hall of Famer, showcased Minnesota's basketball talent on the national stage.
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Gene Glynn
Gene Glynn, honored as Minnesota’s first "Mr. Basketball," symbolizes the state's rich basketball heritage.
“Being blessed with speed, strength, and quickness are great qualities to have, but those same athletes are often times not great shooters. There will always be a place for a great shooter.”
