Communitively 3x3 Classic
A two-day basketball tournament bringing together competition, community, and local pride — all in support of initiatives that strengthen and enhance Dover.
July 18–19, 2026
Two days of pool play, championship basketball, and community engagement.
Dover High School
Hosted indoors at Dover High School utilizing four half-courts for continuous action.
40 Team Capacity
Year One is focused exclusively on adult men's competition with anticipated expansion to women and youth in future years.
Community Fundraiser
All proceeds directly support Communitively's efforts throughout Dover.
About The Tournament
The Communitively 3x3 Classic is a brand-new community basketball tournament designed to bring players, families, local businesses, and supporters together for an exciting weekend of competition in Dover.
Teams will compete in a fast-paced 3-on-3 format featuring pool play on Saturday and championship bracket competition on Sunday. Games will be played on half-courts with a streamlined schedule designed to keep energy high and gameplay moving throughout the event.
Due to anticipated demand, Year One will focus exclusively on adult men's competition as we establish the tournament and build toward future expansion into women's and youth divisions.
Tournament Format
- Up to 40 teams competing throughout Saturday pool play
- Teams may have up to 4 players (3 on court, 1 substitute)
- Guaranteed minimum of 3 games
- Pool winners and wildcard teams advance to Sunday's championship bracket
- Games feature three 7-minute periods
- Championship game streamed live online
- Each team commits to fundraising a minimum of $500
About Communitively
Communitively is a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening the Dover community through place activation, community events, beautification initiatives, and business support through the Discover Dover digital ecosystem.
Proceeds from the Communitively 3x3 Classic directly support initiatives that enhance Dover's vibrancy, strengthen local connections, and foster community pride.