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Like Father Like Son Basketball Tournament

Presented by the Office of African American Affairs

Bring your son, bring your game, and be part of a day centered on connection, teamwork, and community.

Join us for the Like Father Like Son Basketball Tournament, a 3-on-3 competition designed to bring fathers, father figures, mentors, and youth together through friendly competition and meaningful connection.

Open to all fathers, father figures, mentors, and boys. All skill levels are welcome.

 

Event Details

 

Event Date

Saturday, October 24th, 2026
 

Time

10:00 a.m.
 

Location

Vincent High School
7501 N. Granville Road
Milwaukee, WI

Tournament Format

The tournament will feature a 3-on-3 format with a limit of 32 teams. Teams will compete within age divisions to help create a fun and balanced experience for all participants.

Each team must include at least one participant age 18 or older. All participants must be at least 8 years old.

Divisions / Age Brackets

  • 8–10
  • 11–13
  • 14–17

Skills Challenges


Participants will also have the opportunity to compete in additional basketball activities throughout the day, including:

3-Point Contest
Free Throw Contest
All Abilities Challenge 
& More

You do not have to participate in the tournament to join the skills challenges.

Please note: Side contests may take place at the same time as tournament games. Participation in both activities may be limited depending on game scheduling.

Skills Challenge Registration

All Abilities Skills Challenge Registration

Interested in Volunteering?

Click the link below to sign-up to volunteer for the event. 

Volunteer Sign-Up

What to expect

  • Music and a high-energy environment
  • Trophies and prizes
  • A concession area with proceeds supporting Vincent High School
  • Health and community resource tables
  • Opportunities to connect with families, mentors, and community members

Tournament Registration

Spots are limited to 32 teams. Early registration is encouraged.


Register Here!

 

For questions or additional information, please contact the Office of African American Affairs at [email protected] or call 414-286-0222.