Sep 13, 2025

Bellevue, WA

The Expo: Washington

Name: The Expo: Washington
Start: 2025-09-13T14:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-09-13T18:00:00-05:00

Price

$139.99/PLAYER

Time

2:00PM - 6:00PM

Location

Hidden Valley Field House
Bellevue, Washington

Ages

Class of 2026-2027

Gender

Boys

Why Choose Prep Hoops?

Competition

With a highly competitive field of the state’s top players in one gym, our showcases ensure age-specific matchups for optimal competition and easy evaluation opportunities.

Coverage

Prep Hoops is the most comprehensive and trusted media outlet in the country. All of our events are staffed with Prep Hoops scouts who come prepared, evaluate honestly, and cover as many prospects as possible. Read more about how our scouts cover events.

Exposure

Prep Hoops showcases have hosted hundreds of colleges over the past four years, and over 400 college programs subscribe to Prep Hoops and use our rankings and articles as a recruiting tool. Plus, all games stream LIVE on BallerTV.com.

Prep Hoops+

Save $25 off today and on all Prep Hoops events by subscribing to our premium package. With Prep Hoops+, you'll save on showcases and have access to our entire suite of recruiting tools.

Secure Your Spot

Player Registration

/ Player

This option will simply register you to play in the event.

Subscription Bundle

/ Player

The Expo: Washington Registration

Prep Hoops Subscription

Gain access to all rankings and articles on Prep Hoops. This includes coverage of all Prep Hoops showcases along with tools aimed at recruiting support and future showcase discounts. By adding this product, you acknowledge that you are enrolling in a subscription that will auto-renew one year from today at $119.99. You may cancel at any time. Instructions to access your account will be provided after completing your order. This offer is valid for new subscribers only.

Your Event Director

Born and raised in Pasadena, Ca, Tierra attended UCLA and was a four-year member of the Women's Basketball team with being a three-year starter. At UCLA she helped her team win the Pac-10 tournament while collecting awards for being the top three in steals in the Pac-10 for two consecutive years and being selected to the All-Pac-10- Defensive team. After graduating from UCLA Tierra, became a 10-year member of the Rwanda Women’s National Basketball Team where she helped her team compete in the African Olympics and the African National Olympic Qualifier tournament. She played 11 seasons professionally overseas in countries such as Angola, Finland, Spain, Portugal, Australia, Peru, Jordan, Lebanon, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, Morocco, Thailand, and Taiwan. During her 11-year career, she accumulated 6 championships in Angola, 1 in Portugal, 1 in Jordan, and 1 in Puerto Rico.

Tierra Thompson

Event Director

Venues

Hidden Valley Fieldhouse

Ages: Class of 2026-2027
View Address

1903 112th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004

Testimonials

Prep Hoops Freshman showcase was a game-changer for me. It was great exposure and the feedback from Prep Hoops scouts has helped me focus on what I need to work on to be the best at my role and improve my chances of being a college basketball player. The coaches, refs, and scouts did a great job providing us with instruction, exposure and feedback.

Brody Little

Player

My son raves about anything Prep Hoops is involved in, and the Top 250 Expo was no different. It was very well organized, and very well run, and the coaches were all high-level. We sign up for anything and everything that Prep Hoops is involved in locally - you all just know how to do it right. My son attended another local showcase two weeks ago and it wasn't even close to being on the same level as yours; in fact, it was a total waste of money. Please keep doing what you are doing for all of these kids. Appreciate all you do!

Rick Harris

Parent

We are not usually fans of camps because it brings out ball hogs and bad basketball with selfish players not playing the game the right way. This camp was different though... It was very refreshing because more times than not these types of camps seem more like money grabs rather than an actual benefit to the real talent attending them. PH made sure to put on a real showcase where top talent could be evaluated the right way.

Parent of Jaden Scales

Parent

Attending the Prep Hoops showcase was an exhilarating and unforgettable experience. As soon as I stepped into the gym, the buzzing energy of the event was palpable. I was immediately immersed in a world of sheer athleticism and talent, surrounded by passionate players and die-hard basketball enthusiasts alike. The atmosphere was electric as every participant showcased their skills, leaving the audience in awe with their breathtaking dunks, precise ball handling, and lightning-fast footwork. The level of competition was intense, pushing me to raise my own game. Throughout the showcase, I had the opportunity to connect with other players and coaches, exchanging tips and tricks to improve my technique. The event not only fostered my love for the game but also, inspired me to continue honing my skills and pursue my basketball dreams.I want to attend more showcases as I move forward in my basketball journey.

Carter Brunson Brown

Player

The Prep Hoops Freshman Showcase experience was first class and well organized. The participants were given a fair and equal opportunity to showcase their skills against the other top 9th graders in the state, and if they made their mark on the court, the coverage was there to catch it all. The knowledgeable coaches kept the energy high on the court, and the basketball was fun to watch for everyone there.

Glenn Bridges

Parent

I had a great time at the showcase. It was fun playing with different teammates than I usually play with. It was also fun playing against new competition and playing so many games in 1 day. That was my second time going to this showcase and it was even better than last years.

Jackson Green

Player

Prior to this year, he had flown under the radar even though he was an outstanding player. [Scout Jon] Gilbert recognized this talent last summer at player camps and ran some very nice pieces about Andy. That recognition served as the final piece in helping Andy receive an athletic scholarship to play Div. II Basketball at Lake Superior State University. Mr. Gilbert's recognition of Andy was vitally important given that recruiting is restricted currently and coaches have to take a little bit of a chance in extending offers.

Parent of Andy Soma

Parent

We think our son works pretty hard, but it is always nice when others notice. He currently has an offer from Mercyhurst and there are others that have been contacting him on a regular basis. I believe that your articles have helped that process.

Parent of Aidan Reichert

Parent

I have been very impressed with Prep Hoops. They have stood out as the leading media outlet for high school basketball in our state. Our son played on one of the top-ranked teams in Colorado and Prep Hoops went above and beyond to recognize players when local media coverage was few and far between. Thank you all for the non-stop coverage. Prep Hoops is definitely worth the subscription! We also appreciated the camp that provided an opportunity to compete against other players.

Parent of Noah Hellem

Parent