Coaches and Players:All players must be in the grade that their team is registered for, and must be able to show proof if asked. Players can play up a grade, but cannot play down. A player cannot play on two teams in the same league/tournament. A player may play on more than one team only if the two teams are in separate divisions. For instance a 6th grader may play on one 6th grade team and could also play up on a 7th grade team. He/she could not play on two 6th grade teams. Each team must begin the game with at least 4 players.  

                                                                                                                                                                         

Game Time:All games must start on time. There will be no more than a five minute allowance after the scheduled game time for a team to field at least 4 players. After the five minutes, the game will be ruled a forfeit.  

 

Warm up Times: Games need to start on time if possible; therefore, warm-up time will be limited to whatever time is left before the scheduled game time. Length of Games: Two 20-minute halves, with the clock stopping only on timeouts and the last 2-minutes of second half, the clock will stop on every dead ball.

 

Ball Size: The smaller 28.5 ball will be used in the 3rd/4th & 5th grade league/tournament. All other divisions will use the regulation size ball. All girls’ leagues will use the 28.5 ball.

 

Timeouts: Each team will receive (2) time-outs per half and (1) in overtime. Timeouts will last 1-minute each and do not carry over into the second half or overtime.

 

Overtime: If the game is tied at the end of regulation, a 2-minute overtime period will be played to decide the winner. This rule will be in effect for the first 2 overtimes. Play during a 3rd overtime will be decided by first team that scores 2 points wins. No time will be kept during the 3rd overtime.

 

Halftime: Halftime will be 3-minutes long. Time in-between quarters will be 2-minutes.

 

Challenges: All player challenges must be before start of the game. The challenging team will pay the sum of $200.00 cash per player challenge.

                                                                         

Officials: Experienced referees will be hired to officiate all games. An effort will be made by the league/tournament director to hire certified officials only for each game. This is a competitive league/tournament, so officials will be instructed to call everything.

 

Technical Fouls: If a player receives 2 technical fouls in a game, he/she will be disqualified from the game and must sit on the bench the rest of the game. He/She may also be suspended for the next scheduled game. If a coach receives 2 technicals in a game, or is otherwise disqualified, he/she must leave the gym entirely. He/She may also be suspended for the next scheduled game. If a player or coach is disqualified a second game during the season/tournament, he/she will be suspended from the league/tournament and may become ineligible to participate in any future leagues/tournaments hosted by Super 60 Hoops.

 

 

Behavior: Offensive language or behavior, un-sportsmanship or fighting will not be tolerated. If a coach or player is involved in a altercation he/she could be suspended for the entire season/tournament, and could face criminal charges. All instances will be reported immediately to the Police Department. A team that has a coach or player involved in an altercation could be disqualified from the league/tournament. This rule also applies to spectators at the games. The league/tournament director reserves the right to suspend coaches, players, spectators and teams.