2018 Hoopsfix All-Star Classic to Be Live Streamed by Wilkie TV

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Hoopsfix are delighted to announce tomorrow’s Hoopsfix All-Star Classic will be streamed live in its entirety from Brixton Recreation Centre, on Saturday afternoon.

Having officially sold out once again this week and reached the maximum allowed capacity of 700, the two games taking place will both be broadcast live by partners Wilkie TV with the Class of 2018 game (4pm) following the Underclassmen game that tips at 2pm.

Stayed tuned on Hoopsfix.com for updates on where to watch.

The one day showcase of British basketball junior talent returns from a year hiatus. Commentary will be provided by Tahir Hajat and Liam Jefferson.

The Surrey-based company specialise in short punchy videos either highlights or promotional, and inventive live video, either for festivals, sports, a campaigns, and have helped stream the past three Hoopsfix All Star Classic events.

Sam Neter, owner of Hoopsfix, said: “I’m really happy that we are working with Wilkie TV once again and bringing the Classic to an even wider audience.

“With the event in such great demand, we are pleased to be able to give those unable to attend or those from afar the opportunity to watch.”

Proud supporters of the Hoopsfix All Star Classic include Molten, LBTV – livebasketball.tv, BETTER, UELSports, Sportserve Ltd, Hardwood Ventures, 5or6, Basketball Hall of Fame Belfast Classic, Let Me Play, Always Ballin, Mason, and Wilkie TV.

Make sure you subscribe to Hoopsfix’s channel on YouTube, and watch the event unfold if you haven’t been able to get tickets.

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