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Capitol Heights Hoops Classic supports community youth programs

Raphael Talisman/For The Gazette Stephen Ware, 12, of Capitol Heights takes a jump shot as Tyrell Robinson, 13, (left) and Tavon Wells, 12 (center), both of Capitol Heights, try to stop him during the Capitol Heights Hoops Classic on Sunday.

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Mekhi White, 12, of Capitol Heights attempts a lay-up as Dmiyti Yearby, 12, of Capitol Heights tries to stop him during the Capitol Heights Hoops Classic on Sunday.

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Mekhi White, 12, of Capitol Heights (right) attempts a lay-up as Tyrell Robinson, 13, of Capitol Heights tries to block the shot during the Capitol Heights Hoops Classic on Sunday.

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Capitol Heights held its fourth annual Capitol Heights Hoops Classic Saturday and Sunday at Larchmont Park and Town Hall.

Tournaments were held for both adult and Rising Stars (18 and younger) divisions.