Kazuo Masuda Memorial VFW Youth Group Invitational Basketball Tournament
Two days of basketball for boys and girls, grades 3–12 — hosted by the Kazuo Masuda VFW Post 3670 Youth Group in Orange County, CA.
Game schedule & results
Game times, gyms, scores, standings, and brackets for every division are on TeamSnap Tournaments. Scores and standings update there throughout the weekend, so it is always the current version.
- Find your division Divisions are listed by grade and level, for example “Girls 5th Grade Gold.”
- Tap “View Results” You'll see every game for that division with its time and gym.
- Check back on game day Scores, standings, and bracket matchups fill in as games finish.
Playing in the 46th Annual
The 46th Annual runs October 10–11, 2026 — two days of bracket play for boys and girls, grades 3–12, across gyms in North Orange County. Team invitations go out in the spring and acceptance letters are sent mid-August. The 2026 tournament rules and fact sheet are posted below. Game times, gyms, and brackets are posted — see the game schedule above.
Rules, forms & documents
Everything coaches and team managers need, in one place.
General information
Questions? Email vp@vfwyouthgroup.org.
Sponsorship & program ads
Every sponsorship and ad directly funds team fees, camp scholarships, and our senior scholarship awards.
Become a sponsor
Business sponsorships receive recognition in the tournament book, on-site signage, and a listing on this site all season long.
Place a tournament-book ad
Families and businesses can purchase ads in the printed tournament book — a favorite way to cheer on your player and team.
Thank you to our 46th Annual platinum sponsors — see all 2026 sponsors →
2025 tournament highlights
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4th Annual Tournament Social
Come join us for our 4th Annual Tournament Social at Dave & Buster's at the Irvine Spectrum! Players, siblings, and friends are all welcome — grab your squad and come join us for a night of fun with our basketball community.
Kid and Teen tickets include unlimited video games (video games that don't give tickets) and a $20 Power Card (video games that do give tickets). You won't have to spend extra money to keep the kids entertained the whole night!