Divisions/Leagues
Subscribe to our Newsletter| Divisions |
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| GYM RATS-9u |
| NOVICE-10U |
| BANTAM-11U |
| ROOKIE-12u |
| INTERMEDIATE-13u |
| CADET/TYRO-15U |
| GIRLS-9u |
| GIRLS-10 & 11u |
| GIRLS-12 & 13u |
| GIRLS-12 & 13u Teams | Coach |
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| OLG (BK)-12 & 13u GIRLS | |
| SCC-GIRLS 12 & 13U | |
| SMMOJ-12 & 13u GIRLS | |
| ST BERNARDS -12 & 13u GIRLS | |
| St. Pat's (SI)-12 & 13u GIRLS | |
RULES OF COMPETITION
Girls: RULES BOOK: All girls divisions are governed by the current NCAA Women’s Basketball rules with the exceptions as listed in this athletic manual/fact sheet.
For Girls Basketball only
• A team is awarded two free throws for each common foul committed by a team, beginning with the fifth team foul in each period. • Team foul counts start over at the beginning of each period. • Extra period(s) are considered an extension of the fourth period; therefore the foul counts continue.
GIRLS BASKETBALL ROOKIE AND INTERMEDIATE DIVISIONS ONLY OPTION TO ADVANCE THE BALL:
A team may select to advance the ball after a made basket or rebound before advancing the ball under one minute of play in the game.
• During the last 59.9 seconds of the game (fourth period or any extra period) when the team in control of the ball, or the team who is to be awarded a throw-in in their backcourt, is granted a timeout, the team will have the option to move the throw-in spot to the 28-foot line in the frontcourt at either side of the playing court as the scorers’ table.
• The game time when the timeout is granted and charged, and not the time that team control began, will determine whether the option is available to the team calling timeout • • If the team advances the ball by a pass or dribble, in any direction, before the timeout is granted, the team will no longer have the option to advance the ball.
• If the ball has been dribbled or passed in the backcourt before the timeout, successive timeouts do not provide the team with the option to advance the ball. • If the ball has been dribbled or passed in the backcourt and the team in control is still in their backcourt when the defense commits a common foul before the bonus is in effect or a violation, the option is available to the team in control when they request a timeout.
• If the ball has been dribbled or passed in the backcourt and play is stopped for a timing or scoring mistake, an inadvertent whistle, a held ball, a technical foul assessed to the team in control, or for an injury, blood situation or lost or displaced glasses/lenses and the team in control calls a timeout, the option to advance is NOT available.
• The head coach must notify the officials of his/her intent to advance the ball before the timeout has been reported to the scorer. If the head coach does not inform the officials before the timeout has been reported to the scorer, play will resume at the point of interruption.
PRESS RULE:
PEE WEE DIVISION (I & II): FULL COURT PRESSURE WILL ONLY BE PERMITTED DURING THE LAST TWO MINUTES OF THE GAME AND THROUGHOUT ANY OVERTIME PERIOD unless winning team is leading by the points listed below.
ALL DIVISIONS: The winning team must allow the opponent to in-bound the ball and must play defense within the 3-point line when they lead by the following amounts or more:
Defense, however, is allowed on transition play (officials judgment) when the no-press rule is in effect.
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Girls: RULES BOOK: All girls divisions are governed by the current NCAA Women’s Basketball rules with the exceptions as listed in this athletic manual/fact sheet.
For Girls Basketball only
• A team is awarded two free throws for each common foul committed by a team, beginning with the fifth team foul in each period. • Team foul counts start over at the beginning of each period. • Extra period(s) are considered an extension of the fourth period; therefore the foul counts continue.
GIRLS BASKETBALL ROOKIE AND INTERMEDIATE DIVISIONS ONLY OPTION TO ADVANCE THE BALL:
A team may select to advance the ball after a made basket or rebound before advancing the ball under one minute of play in the game.
• During the last 59.9 seconds of the game (fourth period or any extra period) when the team in control of the ball, or the team who is to be awarded a throw-in in their backcourt, is granted a timeout, the team will have the option to move the throw-in spot to the 28-foot line in the frontcourt at either side of the playing court as the scorers’ table.
• The game time when the timeout is granted and charged, and not the time that team control began, will determine whether the option is available to the team calling timeout • • If the team advances the ball by a pass or dribble, in any direction, before the timeout is granted, the team will no longer have the option to advance the ball.
• If the ball has been dribbled or passed in the backcourt before the timeout, successive timeouts do not provide the team with the option to advance the ball. • If the ball has been dribbled or passed in the backcourt and the team in control is still in their backcourt when the defense commits a common foul before the bonus is in effect or a violation, the option is available to the team in control when they request a timeout.
• If the ball has been dribbled or passed in the backcourt and play is stopped for a timing or scoring mistake, an inadvertent whistle, a held ball, a technical foul assessed to the team in control, or for an injury, blood situation or lost or displaced glasses/lenses and the team in control calls a timeout, the option to advance is NOT available.
• The head coach must notify the officials of his/her intent to advance the ball before the timeout has been reported to the scorer. If the head coach does not inform the officials before the timeout has been reported to the scorer, play will resume at the point of interruption.
PRESS RULE:
PEE WEE DIVISION (I & II): FULL COURT PRESSURE WILL ONLY BE PERMITTED DURING THE LAST TWO MINUTES OF THE GAME AND THROUGHOUT ANY OVERTIME PERIOD unless winning team is leading by the points listed below.
ALL DIVISIONS: The winning team must allow the opponent to in-bound the ball and must play defense within the 3-point line when they lead by the following amounts or more:
Defense, however, is allowed on transition play (officials judgment) when the no-press rule is in effect.
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