- Halftime is 5 minutes long
- Warm-ups are 5 minutes long (minimum)
- Each team is given
three (45 second) timeouts per game. No carryover in overtime. Each team is allowed one timeout per overtime session.
- Overtime will last 2 minutes
- Team fouls will begin on the 8th foul of the half. All 1 and 1 fouls thereafter. No Double Bonus
- 10 second
rule in the backcourt is in effect
- Personal Fouls:
5 per player
- Game Lengths: U14–U17: 16 Minute Halves
/ U12–U13: 14 Minute Halves /
U/11: 12 Minute Halves
- Clock stops on all normal whistles
- Mercy Rule:
20 point differential or more CLOCK RUNS!
- Jump Balls: Every other/alternating possession rule
- National High School Federation Rules!
-
In
the event of a tie in overall record
within pool play
Tie Breaker
1.
Head
to Head
2.
Point
Differential ( maximum of 15 per game ).
Point differential will be used: if
point differential is a tie then lowest
total points given up
will be used.
3.
Head
To Head
***
In a 3 way tie.
Throw out the top team (they are 1st)
via point differential and go back to head
to head to decide the next place of the
3****
ALL
PLAYERS…Can only play on 1 team per age
group. If caught playing on multiple teams
in the same age bracket both teams will
forfeit all games played and the player
will be disqualified from the tournament!
NO EXCEPTIONS!!
FIGHTING AND PLAYER/COACH/SPECTATOR
MISCONDUCT ON COURT OR OFF COURT IS
STRICTLY PROHIBITED AT ALL
OHIOBASKETBALL.COM EVENTS!
The court referee/officials have final say
in all player fouls and or misconduct.
Once a personal, intentional or
technical foul is issued any further
player misconduct could lead to an
ejection and continued physical
altercations after the whistle can be
viewed as fighting.
If the first action is deemed
excessively violent any parties involved
may be suspended.
Fighting
will be defined as any deliberate action
taken by an individual to cause physical
harm to another player, spectator, coach
or official.
If
a referee witnesses player(s) engaging in
a fight, an immediate ejection can/will
follow.
An ejection carries a penalty of
suspension for the players/parents/coaches
involved for the remainder of the
tournament.
The suspended parties then cannot
participate in any more games for the
remainder of the weekend as a player,
coach or spectator.
With regards to the suspended
individuals if a second instance of player
misconduct follows anywhere inside an
event facility, the tournament director
has the authority to eject the whole team.
****Home team (team listed first) will be the official book ****
