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Welcome to the official performer profile for the 2010 Michigan Slam Dunk and 3-point Shooting Championships. This page captures the event’s atmosphere, standout moments, and the athletes who dazzled fans on April 10, 2010 at The Palace of Auburn Hills. While the venue itself closed in 2017 and was demolished in 2020, the memories of this classic basketball celebration live on. We’ve got you covered with background on the day, the competition format, and the personalities who shined on stage.

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Note: The Palace of Auburn Hills no longer hosts events, and there aren’t current tour dates at this site. For fans seeking current action, we’ll help you find up-to-date basketball showcases and related events in the Michigan area.

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Event details for context: The 2010 championships combined a dunk contest with a separate 3-point shooting contest for men and women, starting around 7:00 p.m. Participants included Brigid Mulroy and Thomas Kennedy from the University of Detroit Mercy in the dunk contest, with college and high school athletes also competing. In the 3-point contest, Johnathon Jones and Melissa Jeltema represented Oakland University, among others. Local coverage highlighted Doug Anderson of Mott Community College as the dunk champion and Matt Veltema of Calvin College as the 3-point winner. If you’re researching this era or chasing historic performances, this page is your inside track to the event’s legacy and the athletes who left their mark.

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For more information on related athletes, check their official pages and social channels: Twitter, Facebook, and their official websites. We’re here to help you rediscover classic sports moments and connect you with future ticket opportunities.

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Quick Facts About 2010 Michigan Slam Dunk and 3-point Shooting Championships

  • Event: Michigan's Slam Dunk Championship and 3-Point Shootout, held April 10, 2010 at The Palace of Auburn Hills.
  • Format: Included dunk contest and separate 3-point shooting contests for men and women; start time around 7:00 p.m.
  • Participants (Dunk): Brigid Mulroy (UDM) and Thomas Kennedy (UDM) among others; dunk competition featured college and high school athletes.
  • Participants (3-point): Johnathon Jones (Oakland) and Melissa Jeltema (Oakland) among others; women’s 3-point contest also part of the program.
  • Ticket pricing (as of 2010): VIP $20, Reserved $15, General Admission $10.
  • Winners: Dunk champion referenced as Doug Anderson (Mott Community College) in some coverage; 3-point winner reported as Matt Veltema (Calvin College) in local coverage.

Event details for context: The 2010 championships combined a dunk contest with a separate 3-point shooting contest for men and women, starting around 7:00 p.m. Participants included Brigid Mulroy and Thomas Kennedy from the University of Detroit Mercy in the dunk contest, with college and high school athletes also competing. In the 3-point contest, Johnathon Jones and Melissa Jeltema represented Oakland University, among others. Local coverage highlighted Doug Anderson of Mott Community College as the dunk champion and Matt Veltema of Calvin College as the 3-point winner. If you’re researching this era or chasing historic performances, this page is your inside track to the event’s legacy and the athletes who left their mark.

For more information on related athletes, check their official pages and social channels: Twitter, Facebook, and their official websites. We’re here to help you rediscover classic sports moments and connect you with future ticket opportunities.

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