Tournament Format

• Total Games: Each team plays 5 games total over the weekend:

  • Friday: 1 official game per team (1 official on the court)

  • Saturday & Sunday: 2 games per team per day (scheduled on main gym with 2 officials)

• Pool Play: Friday and Saturday games are pool play to determine Sunday’s bracket standings.

• Bracket Play: Sunday features the Championship Bracket and Consolation Bracket based on pool play results.

Game Rules

• Game Length: Two halves of 22-minute running clock each

• Clock Rules:

  • Running clock for most of the game

  • Stops only for timeouts, except in the last 2 minutes of the second half if the score difference is 10 points or less

  • Clock returns to running if the score difference exceeds 10 again

• Team Fouls: Count only; resets at 11 minutes

• Timeouts: 3 × 30-second timeouts per game

• Halftime: 2 minutes

• Pre-Game Warm-Up: 5 minutes

• Overtime: 1 timeout for each team (no carryover)

  • 1 OT = 1 minute

  • 2 OT = sudden death

• Game rules: current NFHS rules

The tournament committee reserves the right to adjust rules or schedule as needed.

Any tie-breakers in pool play will follow standard basketball tie-breaker rules (head-to-head, point differential, points allowed).

• Each team selects one player to represent them.

• Shooter takes 5 shots from 5 designated spots around the 3-point line.

• 70 seconds total to complete all shots.

• Team members will rebound and pass the ball to their shooter.

• Each made shot counts as 1 point.

• The player with the most made shots wins the tournament.

• Tiebreaker rounds will be held if needed.

• Shooters must remain at their spot until all shots are taken before moving to next location.

• Open to anyone who wants to participate.

• Players perform 1–2 dunks per round.

• Redo Rule: If a dunk is missed or incomplete, the player may attempt one redo per round.

• Advancement: Top scorers advance to the next round.

• Tiebreaker: If scores tie, players perform a tiebreaker dunk.

Participant Rounds

• 2–4 participants:

  • Each player dunks once or twice

  • Highest score wins

• 5–8 participants:

  • Round 1: everyone dunks once

  • Top 3–4 advance to the final round

• 9–12 participants:

  • Round 1: everyone dunks once

  • Top 6 advance to Round 2

  • Top 3 advance to the final round

• 13+ participants:

  • Round 1: everyone dunks once

  • Top 8 advance to Round 2

  • Top 4 advance to the final round