The 30th annual
Doc Maples Holiday Hoops
This year’s tournament takes place December 17–19, 2026 at Viking Hall in Bristol, Tennessee. Eight teams will present a holiday treat to hoop fans in the Tri-Cities area. It should be three great days of competitive, high-level girls’ basketball.
The tournament is played in honor and memory of long-time Tennessee High teacher Frank “Doc” Maples. Doc was a true Viking and a tremendous supporter of all THS athletics in many different capacities.
Holiday Hoops history
In 1996, the Tennessee High Lady Viking coaching staff decided it wanted to promote girls’ basketball in Northeast Tennessee and the Bristol community by establishing a holiday showcase for the sport. They hatched a plan to invite another local team and two teams from outside the area to participate in a challenge format over two days with each of the local teams taking on the teams from out of the area. After two years, the field was expanded to six teams and the event to three days. In 2002, THS coach Kim Bright decided to switch to a tournament format and expand the field to its current eight teams. The first year of tournament play was a rousing success with an exciting final as Charlotte (NC) Christian topped Cawood, KY. Thus far, the tournament has featured teams from Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Georgia, West Virginia, Alabama, and the District of Columbia.
Holiday Hoops by the numbers
- 29 tournaments played
- 24+ teams have competed
- 200+ games played
Past champions
- 2025 Tennessee, Bristol, TN
- 2024 Cocke County
- 2023 Knox Catholic
- 2022 Ensworth
- 2021 Brentwood, Brentwood, TN
- 2019 St. Joseph's, WV
- 2018 Scott County, KY
- 2017 Dobyns-Bennett, Kingsport, TN
- 2016 St. Joseph's, WV
- 2015 Elizabethton, Elizabethton, TN
- 2014 Tennessee, Bristol, TN
- 2013 Floyd County, VA
- 2012 Dutch Fork, SC
- 2011 Science Hill, Johnson City, TN
- 2010 Elizabethton, Elizabethton, TN
- 2009 Elizabethton, Elizabethton, TN
- 2008 Cherokee, GA
- 2007 Greeneville, Greeneville, TN
- 2006 Greeneville, Greeneville, TN
- 2005 Archbishop Carroll, Washington, DC
- 2004 Archbishop Carroll, Washington, DC
- 2003 Charlotte Christian, NC
- 2002 Charlotte Christian, NC