STOP-DWI Winter Classic

Held to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving.

Presenting Sponsors

The STOP-DWI Winter Classic is a project of the Broome County STOP-DWI Program to promote an anti-substance abuse and impaired driving message to student athletes.

Ticket Prices

Tickets can be purchased at Binghamton High School or Seton Catholic Central on the day of the event

Individual Session Pass- 1 Session = 2 Games on Friday or 2 Games on Saturday

Session Pass . . . . .$3
Seniors age 65+ are free
Children ages 10 and under are free when accompanied by an adult

Friday is Visions Night with 1 free entry with a Visions Federal Credit Union membership (must show proof of membership. 1 entry per member)

Saturday is Rewards Night with 1 free entry with a Mirabito Rewards Card or a Dick's Sporting Goods Scorecard (must have card present. 1 entry per card holder)

Aldo Rossi Jr Memorial Game - FREE

Game Locations

Binghamton High School- Charlie Howland Division- click here for tournament brackets and game times

Binghamton Patriots
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Seton Catholic Central- Charlie Tarricone Division- click here for tournament brackets and game times

Seton Catholic Central Saints
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***Doors open 30 minutes prior to game time***

Game Schedule-

Friday, December 4th

At Binghamton High School
5:30pm- TBD
7:15pm- TBD

At Seton Catholic Central
6:00pm- TBD
7:45pm- TBD

Saturday, December 5th

At Binghamton High School

3:00pm- TBD
4:45pm- TBD

At Seton Catholic Central
3:00pm- Officer Aldo Rossi Jr. Police Memorial Game
5:00pm- TBD
6:45pm- TBD

Educational Seminars

The STOP-DWI Winter Classic is more than just top caliber basketball - it's an educational experience. STOP-DWI invites high school teams from across New York State to participate in this outstanding tournament which uses basketball as a tool to create a unique and exciting learning experience for youth. Through involvement in the tournament, high school students are encouraged to become leaders in the effort to deal with substance abuse in their community. By participating in Teen Traffic Safety Day and hosting our "Just Drive" program, thousands of students each year learn about the traffic safety challenges that young drivers face everyday on our roadways.