John & Judy 14th Scholarship Tourney
Keeseville, NY – The 14th annual John & Judy Alzheimer's Tournament had the boy's games played at AuSable Valley.
Along with the host school, Moriah, Ticonderoga, and Crown Point would take to the hardwood.
John's son Chris addressed the crowd in between games, which is when each of the participating seniors would be rewarded with $500 scholarships for their futures.
This is made possible by generous donors and local businesses.
You can help out by going to the John & Judy's Alzheimer's Awareness Basketball Tournament Facebook page, where you can find info to help out.
Highlights from the tournament, including a buzzer beater, and also hear from Chris in the video above.
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