Huntley Red Raiders Boys Basketball Tournament

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1 Huntley Red Raiders Boys Basketball Tournament Saturday, February 25, th Grade separate A & B Sunday, February 26, th Grade separate A & B 7 th Grade combined A & B 8 th Grade combined A & B If there are not enough teams we may have to combine A and B levels 3 game guarantee IHSA Rules On-site concessions Individual and team awards for 1 st and 2 nd place finishers at each level. Individual awards for all-tournament team. $250 per team Registration deadline: February 3, 2017 Make payment to Huntley Park District Contact: Ryan Coffland Mill Street rcoffland@huntleyparks.org Huntley, IL ext. 318

2 Huntley Red Raiders Boys Basketball Tournament Registration Form Saturday, February 25, th Grade separate A & B Sunday, February 26, th Grade separate A & B, 7 th Grade combined A & B 8 th Grade combined A & B Registration Deadline February 3, 2017 $250 per team Team Name: Address City State Zip Contact Name Address Cell Phone Please circle which tournament you are signing up for. 5 th Grade Boys A 5 th Grade Boys B 6 th Grade Boys A 6 th Grade Boys B 7 th Grade Boys 8 th Grade Boys Make payment to Huntley Park District Contact: Ryan Coffland Mill Street rcoffland@huntleyparks.org Huntley, IL ext. 318

3 Huntley Hoop Fest General Information Thank you for entering our 9 th Annual Huntley Hoop Fest feeder basketball tournament. We hope that your team will have an enjoyable experience. Please note the following items. Gym Locations All games will be played at the Huntley High School enter through Door 9 or 10 near the Athletic entrance on the southeast corner Tournament Check-In / Roster Team check-in will be completed at the scorer s table at the court of your first game. Please turn in the original copy of your completed roster/waiver form no later than ½ hour before your first game at this location. No additions to the tournament roster will be allowed after this roster has been submitted. The team roster may consist of no more than 15 players and 3 coaches. Persons not listed on the roster will not be allowed at the team bench during the game. Designated Home Team The team listed first will be designated as the home team on the scoreboard and will wear their white (light) colored jerseys and sit to the scorekeeper s right. The home team will also provide a volunteer to keep the official scorebook. Official tournament score sheets will be provided for this. Scoreboards will be operated by tournament staff and volunteers from the Huntley High School Boys Basketball team. Concessions There will be concessions available at Huntley High School. Admission There will be an admission charge for spectators. Proceeds from tournament admissions will help the Huntley High School Boys Basketball Team. Admission fees are $3 per day and apply to all spectators over the age of 10.

4 All Tournament Team Each head coach is asked to complete an All-Tournament team nomination form at the conclusion of each game. Forms will be available at the scorer s table with the official score sheets at the start of each game. Coaches are asked to nominate at least one, and not more than three, players from the opposing team for All-Tournament Team selection. The tournament committee will use this information to help with the final selections. Final selections will be announced during the awards presentation following the championship game for that grade level. Tournament Awards There will be individual awards and a team award for the 1 st and 2 nd place finishers at each level. Web Site Tournament information is available on the web at Scores will be updated as frequently as possible. Inclement Weather Information Should inclement weather dictate any changes or cancellations to the tournament schedule, the information will be posted at Tournament Contact Information All inquiries regarding the tournament, including game-day emergencies should be directed to: Ryan Coffland Athletic Supervisor Huntley Park District (847) ext. 318 rcoffland@huntleyparks..

5 Huntley Tournament Rules IHSA/NFHS Basketball Rules will apply except for the following modifications or notations: Head coaches are responsible for ensuring their names and numbers are on the official score sheet for their game no later than 5 minutes prior to the scheduled game start. All games will start at their scheduled time. Should injury or overtime cause a court to be delayed, teams will receive a minimum of five (5) minutes of pre-game warm up time. Game time is forfeit time. Any team not ready to begin play when the scoreboard operator and officials are set to begin at the published game time may be forced to forfeit their game. A forfeit will be scored as a 15-0 win for the non-forfeiting team. The tournament director will have the final decision on declaring any forfeits. All games will be played with seven (7) minute quarters. Overtime periods will be three (3) minutes in length. Halftime will be three (3) minutes long. Teams will receive the normal 5 timeouts per game (three full and two 30-second timeouts). An additional full timeout will be added for each overtime period. 5 th - Man to man defense is the only defense allowed the entire game, Full court pressure may only be applied in the fourth quarter and as long as there is not more than a 20 point lead. NO ZONE PRESS OR ANY ZONE FULL COURT OR HALF COURT size ball 6 th, 7 th & 8 th grade defense - IHSA rules apply with no defensive restrictions, except no full court press if you have a lead of 20 or more points size ball Team listed first will be the home team and wear White or light colored jersey. Games will utilize a 30 point mercy rule. This calls for a running clock in the fourth quarter to be implemented whenever a team is leading by 30 or more points. The clock will stop only for all time-outs, all injuries, and free-throws in the final minute. Protests on judgment calls will not be allowed. Any other protests must be declared to the scorer s table and officials at the time of the incident and decided before the game proceeds any further in the following manner: o The protesting coach must notify one of the game officials directly or notify the clock operator who will sound the horn to get the officials attention.

6 o At all times, proper sportsmanship and bench decorum must be maintained during this process. Technical fouls issued for improper behavior during the course of a protest will not be reversed, regardless of the outcome of the protest. o The referees will meet with both head coaches at the scorer s table to discuss the situation, and if necessary the tournament director will be called to make a ruling. The director will make the ruling in person, or communicate via cellular phone with the site supervisor if the director is not on site. o IF THE PROTEST IS UPHELD the appropriate action will be taken o and the game restarted from the point of interruption. IF THE PROTEST IS DENIED the protesting team will lose all of its remaining timeouts and the head coach of the protesting team will be charged with a direct technical foul. Participants ejected from a game will be required to serve a minimum one game suspension. All ejections will be reviewed by the tournament director, and suspensions may be lengthened based on the incident. Any participant ejected for fighting will be suspended from the remainder of the tournament. Standings- Determination of final standings for divisions will be determined by the following (in order): o Overall Record o Head to Head Result o Average Points Against o Average Point Differential (max+/- 15 per game) o Free Throw Shootout- each team will choose three shooters to participate, who will alternate turns until each shooter has taken one shot. Any teams still tied will continue to shoot in the same order in sudden death rounds until the tie is broken. (Note:In some cases the Free Throw Shootout may take place concurrently in separate gyms with each site supervisor observing the team in their gym while communicating with each other by cell phone.) In the event more than two teams are tied, the list will be used until one or more teams have been eliminated, at which time any remaining tied teams would then start again at the top of the list. Example: If three teams are tied and Lowest Defensive Scoring average is the first criteria to eliminate one of the teams, the remaining two teams would be compared again starting at the top of the list where Head to Head Result may be able to be applied, rather than ranking the defensive scoring average 1-3 and taking the best one.