Final Four courts ingrained with maple hardwood, basketball's history
The maple hardwood that makes up the courts at the men's and women's Final Four is part of basketball's foundation.
Maples take root in the garden — and heart — of a West Seattle enthusiast
There are a lot of reasons to love maple trees. And Bill Hibler, who became West Seattle Nursery's tree buyer after retiring, loves them so much he has about 160.
That hardwood the Final Four basketball teams play on? It comes from Michigan's tiny Amasa.
The maple hardwood that makes up the courts at the men's and women's Final Four is part of basketball's foundation.
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