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Black Friday Open Runs Coming to Parsippany PAL

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The Parsippany PAL, in partnership with A-Money Basketball, will host Black Friday Open Runs on November 28 from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Players of all skill levels can participate for a $20 entry fee, with registration available only at the door.

The event will showcase the PAL's newly improved facilities, featuring two full-sized gyms and multiple hoops. Participants will engage in organized pickup games without coaches or structured teams, fostering a fun and energetic environment. Divisions will cater to youth, high school, and adult players, ensuring inclusivity. Organizers encourage attendees to come ready to compete, meet new people, and enjoy the local basketball community. This initiative not only promotes physical activity but also strengthens community ties post-Thanksgiving.

The Black Friday Open Runs promise an exciting morning of basketball for all involved.

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