OFSAA FIBA (HIGH SCHOOL)
|
|
- Julia Garrett
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 OFSAA FIBA (HIGH SCHOOL) 2016 F. Cecchetto 2016
2 INTERVALS OF PLAY An Interval of Play. BEGINS: when the officials arrive on the floor prior to the start of the game, but is not greater than 20 minutes when the horn sounds to end the period ENDS: when the ball leaves the hands of the official for the opening jump ball at the beginning of each period when the ball is placed at the disposal of the player taking the throw-in
3 IMPORTANT POINTS NOTE: All fouls called during an INTERVAL OF PLAY are TECHNICAL FOULS which also count as 1 of the 5 player fouls and as 1 of the team fouls that results in a team foul penalty situation. After 4 team fouls, two free throws will be awarded for every foul committed by your opponent in that quarter. 1 and a Bonus no longer exists (n.b., there are never any free throws awarded for a player control or a team control foul). NOTE: Without exception, every game begins with a jump ball. There are no additional jump balls in a game. That includes all extra periods, if required.
4 1. WARM-UP recommended 20 minutes NO DUNKING IN WARM-UP penalty for dunking is a player technical (as the foul has taken place during an Interval of Play)
5 2. GAME LENGTH 4, 8 minute periods 4 minutes for each extra period required 1 minute interval between periods 1 and 2, and 1 minute interval between periods 3 and 4 1 minute interval between any extra period 10 minute half-time (or less if both teams agree)
6 3. THE RESTRICTED AREA (KEY) use the high school (NFHS) restricted area (key) if a gym does not have a high school restricted area, then use the most recent FIBA restricted area
7 4. 3 POINT SHOT use the high school (NFHS) 3 point arc (19.75 ft.) if the NFHS arc is not available - use the old FIBA 3 point arc (6.25m), or if only the new FIBA arc is on the court use it (6.75m)
8 H.S. 35 Second Shot Clock (OFSAA) Signals:. Shot Clock Violation Clock Reset Shot
9 The 35 Second Shot Clock: The 35 Second Shot Clock begins whenever: A player gains control of a live ball on the playing court, On a throw-in, the ball touches or is legally touched by any player on the playing court and the team of that player taking the throw-in remains in control of the ball. Note: A team must attempt a shot for a field goal within 35 seconds. To constitute a shot for a field goal within 35 seconds:
10 The ball must leave the player's hand(s) before the shot clock signal sounds, and After the ball has left the player's hand(s), the ball must touch the ring or enter the basket. When a shot for a field goal is attempted near the end of the 35-second period and the shot clock signal sounds while the ball is in the air: If the ball enters the basket, no violation. If the ball touches the ring but does not enter the basket, no violation. The signal shall be disregarded and the game shall continue. If the ball misses the ring, a violation has occurred; however, if the opponents (team on defence) have
11 gained immediate and clear control of the ball, the signal shall be disregarded and the game shall continue.
12 Shot Clock Operator: Resets the clock to 35 seconds: 1. When the ball touches the ring of the opponents basket (unless the ball lodges between the ring and the backboard). 2. When the ball enters the basket. 3. When a team is awarded a throw-in as the result of a foul or violation. 4. When the team on defence gains control of the ball during play, e.g., - intercepts a pass - steals a dribble 5 When a team is awarded free throws. 6 On instructions from an official. No Reset: 1. When the ball goes out of bounds and the team that had control will be
13 awarded the ball for the throw-in. 2. On a held ball, when the team that had control will be awarded the ball for a throw-in as a result of the possession arrow. 3. On a double foul, when the ball is awarded to the team that was previously in control.
14 Starting the 35 Second Clock 1. On the opening jump ball: When a team gains control of the ball 2. On a throw-in: When the ball touches or is touched by any player on the floor 3. On a rebound: When a player on the floor gains control.
15 Turn the shot clock off: 1. When there are less than 35 seconds remaining in any quarter. Shot Clock Advice: 1. If in doubt, don t reset. 2. Don t reset after a whistle until officials have finished any communication on floor and/or to table. 3. Get in the habit of taking a mental note of the time showing on the shot clock (and game clock) if/as possible before you reset it (in case a correction is needed). 4. Pay attention to whether in your judgment, a shot was released before the signal sounds or not (there may
16 be a case where the officials may consult with you, such as loud gym or inaudible signal).
17 INTERPRETATIONS OF SHOT CLOCK PROCEDURES (OFSAA) The modifications to FIBA rules, concerning the shot clock, create exceptions or adjustments to the FIBA casebook and the CABO casebook with regards to shot clock rulings (Articles 29/50). In all cases all references to 24 seconds, and 14 second resets, do not apply to FIBA high school games using the OFSAA modifications. All shot clock periods are 35 seconds and all resets are to 35 seconds as well. So in the FIBA Interpretations, statements 29/50-12; 29/50-27; and 29/50-33 to 29/50-42 inclusive, do not apply.
18 There are some interpretations in the Canadian FIBA addition of the handbook, that will need some further modification. They are as follows: FIBA CASEBOOK Statements and examples from 29/50-46 to 29/50-50: All resets are 35 seconds and if less than 35 seconds remains in the period then the shot clock is turned off. FIBA CASEBOOK 29/50-51 Example: Cont d.
19 With 58 seconds remaining on the game clock in the 4 th period A1 is fouled in his back court by B1. Team A has 19 seconds remaining on the shot clock. This is Team B s 3 rd foul in the period. Team A is granted a time-out. Interpretation: The game shall be resumed with a Team A throw-in at the point of interruption with 35 seconds on the shot clock. FIBA CASEBOOK Cont d. 29/50-53 Example: With 30 seconds remaining on the game clock in the 4 th period A1 dribbles in his front court. B1 taps the ball to Team A s backcourt where A2 now controls the ball. B2
20 fouls A2 with 8 seconds remaining on the shot clock. This is Team B s 3 rd foul in the period. Team A is granted a time-out. Interpretation: The game shall be resumed with a Team A throw-in at the point of the foul, or the point of interruption with the shot clock turned off. CABO CASEBOOK 29-5 The Interpretation would be the same as 29/50-51 above and the shot clock is set to 35 seconds
21 Team A scores a basket with 0:28 left in the 4 th period. Coach B requests a time-out. When play resumes, should the shot clock be reset to 14 seconds? NO. The shot clock shall be turned off as there are less than 35 seconds remaining on the game clock. The throw-in shall be made from Team B s endline, with the opportunity to run the endline ; 29-17; 29-18; 29-19; will not apply to FIBA high school games using the OFSAA modifications and the resets will be to 35 seconds in all cases. NO SHOT CLOCK
22 AVAILABLE CLOSELY GUARDED SITUATIONS: The FIBA Rule (Article 27.1, 27.2) A closely guarded count is applied when a player is holding the ball, and a defensive player is playing active defense within 1 metre, anywhere on the court. When there is no shot clock, if in the judgment of the officials a team is withholding the ball from play or purposely delaying, a continuous closely guarded count will be applied to the offensive player who is being actively guarded within 1 metre while both holding and/or dribbling the ball. EXAMPLE: A player receives the ball and is being closely guarded for 3 seconds, than begins to dribble and the defender
23 keeps actively guarding within one metre for another 2 seconds. RULING = VIOLATION (NOTE: This may be applied at any point in the game if the officials think any team is stalling on purpose.) SUBSTITUTIONS Substitutions will be handled as per FIBA rules. Please note: A time-out taken between free-throws (as allowed in OFSAA (H.S.) FIBA rules) does not create an opportunity for substitution. This is an exception. Substitutions are allowed after any violation, foul, and an official s whistle. Substitutions are allowed after a basket and a time-out has been requested at the appropriate time.
24 SUBSTITUTIONS Cont d. A key point: With 2 minutes or less remaining in the 4 th period or extra period(s), if the team that has been scored upon has a sub at the scorer s table, the timer will sound the horn to allow the officials to admit the substitution. WHY? In the last 2 minutes, the clock is stopped after every made basket. TEAM FOULS PENALTY ( BONUS ) The penalty is applied per period and extra period(s) as per FIBA rules. A team will be shooting the penalty after the 4 th foul (i.e., on the 5 th foul) committed by their opponents. The team foul count is reset to zero at
25 the beginning of each period. n.b., An extra period is not a new period. It is a continuation of the 4 th period. FIBA RULES NOT APPLIED The FIBA rules are not applied to the high school game for time-outs or throw-ins during the last 2 minutes of the 4 th quarter, or the last 2 minutes of an extra period. NOTE: A time-out granted to the entitled team will be followed by a throw-in, at the point of the foul or interruption.
26 H.S. (OFSAA) TIME-OUTS THE RULE: 1. Each time-out shall last one minute. 2. A time-out opportunity begins when: a. For both teams, when the ball becomes dead, the game clock is stopped and the official has ended his communication with the scorer s table. b. For both teams when the ball becomes dead following a free-throw. c. For both teams, when a field goal is scored. d. For the team in control of the ball, when the official grants a player s/head coach s oral and/or visual request, and the ball is in control of a player of his team. 3 A time-out opportunity ends when the ball is at the disposal of an opposing
27 player for a throw-in or a free-throw. 4 Each team may be granted: 5 time-outs during the 32 minute playing time in a game. 1 time-out during each extra period Unused time-outs may not be carried over into an extra period.
28 H.S. TIME-OUT: PROCEDURES 1. Before recognizing the request for time-out, the official must be certain that the rules permit granting a time-out in the existing situation. The official must see and hear the head coach or player prior to granting the request. 2. For all opportunities where the clock is stopped, the official will move to the reporting area, blow his whistle, make the time-out signal and verbally state time-out for the team that called it. 3. When the clock is running, the official will simultaneously blow his whistle and raise his arm to stop the clock. Then move to the reporting area and repeat the procedure outlined in step #2. 4. The time-out begins when the official
29 blows his whistle and gives the time-out signal. 5. Officials move to positions opposite the scorer s table, as per the manual. 6. After 50 seconds, the timer sounds the horn and the official immediately blows his whistle and beckons the players to return to the court. 7. At this point, the time-out ends when the whistle is blown. 8. The officials return to original positions and resume play at the point of play where the time-out opportunity began. NOTE: There will be no advancement of the ball on a time-out taken with 2 minutes or less remaining in the game.
30 Questions that we will need to be able to answer! Question #1 Team A scores a basket with 1:55 remaining in the 4th quarter. Team B has a substitution waiting at the scorer's table, does the timer sound the horn to allow this substitution? ANSWER: YES - FIBA RULE Question #2 Team A scores a basket with 1:55 remaining in the 4th quarter. Team A has a substitution waiting at the scorer's table, is this sub allowed at this time? NO - They would have to call time out to initiate.
31 Question #3 Since the answer to question #2 is NO - and because both teams can call a time-out after any basket in H.S. (OFSAA) FIBA rules, then, if Team A called a time-out, could they then make substitutions? YES Note: This would be an exception to the FIBA Rules for substitution, but because the scoring team (Team A) called a time-out, a substitution would be allowed. Question #4 Team A or Team B asks for a time-out between free throws (the officials have not yet awarded the ball to the free thrower). Is this allowed? YES
32 Question #5 If the answer to question #4 is yes, can the team (s) make substitutions during the time-out awarded between free throws. NO - This time-out request scenario was specifically asked to be allowed to "ice the shooter".
FIBA RULE CHANGES 2010
FIBA RULE CHANGES 2010 Prepared by Paul Deshaies CABO National Interpreter Art. 2 - COURT 3-pt area : line at 6,75 meters Rectangular restricted area (4,9 X 5,8 m) No-charge semi-circle (1,25m) Throw-in
More informationFIBA INTERPRETATIONS
FIBA INTERPRETATIONS 2017-2018 1. Shot clock violation if shot clock horn sounds when shot is in the air and there is a 24 second violation, throw in is at the point of the infraction (endline) If shot
More informationREFRESHER EXAM
2014-15 REFRESHER EXAM This is intended to be used by individuals and local boards as part of the preparation for the 2014-15 CABO national exam. The questions have been divided up into sections for ease
More informationCABO NATIONAL RULE EXAM
CABO NATIONAL RULE EXAM 2013-2014 Notice: In the framework of the National Official Certification Program (NOCP), the passing mark for Level 1 is 35/50 (70%), 40/50 (80%) for Level 2, and 43/50 (86%) for
More informationNew York State Girls Basketball Officials Association Rules and Mechanics Examination Open Book
1. Shooter A1 is still airborne after attempting a three-point shot when she is fouled by B1. The foul is an unsportsmanlike foul. The shot is successful: a) A1 s three-point shot is not counted and any
More information12. A1 is setting a screen against defender B1. Must A1 face B1 for the screen to be legal?
2016 CABO Exam 1. After 50 seconds have elapsed in a charged time-out, the timer sounds his signal. Ten seconds later, the timer sounds his signal to indicate the end of the time-out. B-10 then reports
More informationREFRESHER EXAM
2014-15 REFRESHER EXAM This is intended to be used by individuals and local boards as part of the preparation for the 2014-15 CABO national exam. The questions have been divided up into sections for ease
More informationOfficial Basketball Rules Official Interpretations
Official Basketball Rules 2018 Official Interpretations Valid as of 1 st October 2018 Page 2 of 84 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES INTERPRETATIONS October 2018, 1 st Edition TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction...
More informationOBRI - OFFICIAL INTERPRETATIONS
OBRI - OFFICIAL INTERPRETATIONS valid as of 1st february 2018 Official Basketball Rules 2017 Official Interpretations Valid as of 1 st February 2018 February 2018, 2 nd Edition OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES
More information2018 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES OBRI OFFICIAL INTERPRETATIONS. Valid as of 31 st January 2019, 2nd Edition
2018 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES OBRI OFFICIAL INTERPRETATIONS Valid as of 31 st January 2019, 2nd Edition Official Basketball Rules 2018 Official Interpretations Valid as of 31 st January 2019 2nd Edition
More information2018 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES OBRI OFFICIAL INTERPRETATIONS. Valid as of 1 st October 2018, 2nd Edition
2018 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES OBRI OFFICIAL INTERPRETATIONS Valid as of 1 st October 2018, 2nd Edition Official Basketball Rules 2018 Official Interpretations Valid as of 1 st October 2018 2nd Edition
More informationFIBA RULE CASEBOOK. created and updated by. Paul Deshaies CABO National Interpreter
C A N A D I A N A S S O C I A T I O N O F B A S K E T B A L L O F F I C I A L S A S S O C I A T I O N C A N A D I E N N E D E S A R B I T R E S D E B A S K E T - B A L L FIBA RULE CASEBOOK created and
More informationOBRI Yellow version august Official Basketball Rules Official Interpretations
OBRI Yellow version 6.0 30 august 2018 Official Basketball Rules 2018 Official Interpretations This is a working document of the final version. All changes are marked with yellow colour (version: obri
More informationFIBA RULE CHANGES 2010 September 2010
FIBA RULE CHANGES 2010 2. Diagram Of New Playing Court New 3 point field goal area. New throw-in lines in front court. No charge semi circle. New shaped (bigger) restricted areas. 3. 4. Art 4.4 Other equipment
More informationFIBA RULE CASEBOOK. created and updated by. Paul Deshaies CABO National Interpreter
C A N A D I A N A S S O C I A T I O N O F B A S K E T B A L L O F F I C I A L S A S S O C I A T I O N C A N A D I E N N E D E S A R B I T R E S D E B A S K E T - B A L L FIBA RULE CASEBOOK created and
More informationUSA Basketball Tournament Rules
USA Basketball Tournament Rules Please note, where a specific rule of standard is not listed in this document, the recommendation is to follow official FIBA rules. The full list of FIBA rules can be found
More informationFIBA RULE CASEBOOK. CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF Basketball OFFICIALS. Bill Denney BC Provincial interpreter and Seward Neilsen, NB Provincial Interpreter
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF Basketball OFFICIALS FIBA RULE CASEBOOK created and updated by Paul Deshaies CABO National Interpreter with the co-operation of Bill Denney BC Provincial interpreter and Seward
More informationC A N A D I A N A S S O C I A T I O N O F B A S K E T B A L L O F F I C I A L S
C A N A D I A N A S S O C I A T I O N O F B A S K E T B A L L O F F I C I A L S A S S O C I A T I O N C A N A D I E N N E D E S A R B I T R E S D E B A S K E T - B A L L FIBA RULE CASEBOOK Updated January
More informationOfficial Basketball Rules Official Interpretations
Valid as of 1st November 2015 Official Basketball Rules 2014 Official Interpretations Valid as of 1 st November 2015 Page 2 of 48 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES INTERPRETATIONS November 2015 TABLE OF CONTENTS
More informationFIBA RULE CHANGES Prepared by Paul Deshaies CABO National Interpreter
FIBA RULE CHANGES 2010 Prepared by Paul Deshaies CABO National Interpreter COURT 3-pt area : line at 6,75 meters Rectangular restricted area (4,9 X 5,8 m) No-charge semi-circle (1,25m) Throw-in line :
More informationOfficial Basketball Rules Official Interpretations
Official Basketball Rules 2010 Official Interpretations As approved by FIBA Central Board San Juan, Puerto Rico, 17 th April 2010 Valid as of 1 st October 2010 FIBA Official Interpretations 2010/LK Page
More information2014/2015 FIBA RULES: QUICK REFERENCE : WE HAVE SOME RULE CHANGES THIS YEAR. THERE ARE SOME CANADIAN INTERPRETATIONS AS WELL. RULE
2014/2015 FIBA RULES: QUICK REFERENCE : WE HAVE SOME RULE CHANGES THIS YEAR. THERE ARE SOME CANADIAN INTERPRETATIONS AS WELL. RULE Court Officials Uniforms Other Equipment Team Roster Dunking Bench & Basket
More informationBE Amendment. FIBA Regulation. Any accessories USED BY the team must be IN ONE SAME SOLID colour (ANY COLOUR)
FIBA Regulation Any accessories USED BY the team must be IN ONE SAME SOLID colour (ANY COLOUR) BE Amendment Any accessories USED BY the team must be IN ONE SOLID colour (ANY COLOUR). This can vary between
More informationUniform. FIBA Regulation. BE Amendment. Any accessories USED BY the team must be IN ONE SOLID colour (ANY COLOUR).
New Rules 2018 Terminology Uniform FIBA Regulation Any accessories USED BY the team must be IN ONE SAME SOLID colour (ANY COLOUR) BE Amendment Any accessories USED BY the team must be IN ONE SOLID colour
More informationOut of Bounds & The Throw-In
Out of Bounds & The Throw-In A Player is out of bounds when he touches the floor or any object other than another player on or outside the boundary line. The Ball is out of bounds when it touches: A player
More informationFEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE BASKETBALL INTERNATIONAL BASKETBALL FEDERATION FIBA. World Technical Commission
FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE BASKETBALL INTERNATIONAL BASKETBALL FEDERATION F I B A FIBA World Technical Commission Interpretation and practical application of the Official Basketball Rules 2000 January
More informationFIBA OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES 2004 OFFICIAL INTERPRETATIONS
FIBA OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES 2004 OFFICIAL INTERPRETATIONS The interpretations presented in this document are the FIBA Official Interpretations of the FIBA Basketball Rules 2004 and are effective as
More information25/11/2014 FIBA RULE CHANGES FOR Injury (Article 5) Example 1. Held ball (Article 12) Shot made and its value (Article 16)
FIBA RULE CHANGES FOR 2014 NO-CHARGE RULE (Articles 2.4.7, 33.10) The line is now part of the no-charge area Prepared by Paul Deshaies and Dave Werry CABO National Rule Interpreter SABO Referee in Chief
More informationFIBA RULES. Editorial changes to the rules Changes to our mechanics Ontario Basketball enforcement
FIBA RULES Editorial changes to the rules Changes to our mechanics Ontario Basketball enforcement Endline Throw-In 1. Designate the throw-in spot 2. Ensure thrower-in is at the right spot 3. Blow the whistle
More informationNCAA Men s Basketball Officiating Exam
2010-11 NCAA Men s Basketball Officiating Exam 1. A-1 is bleeding from a blow to the head and unable to attempt his free throws. RULING: (a) The opposing coach will choose the player to attempt the free
More informationInter-Athletic Council of Officials. New Official s Basketball Class Module #4 Sequence of Events
Inter-Athletic Council of Officials New Official s Basketball Class Module #4 Sequence of Events Sequence of events Part #1 Pre-Game Activities Officials Ready to start the game Jump Ball Team Control
More information2017 USA Basketball 14U National Tournament FIBA Rule Modifications
2017 USA Basketball 14U National Tournament FIBA Rule Modifications *Games will be played in accordance to 2017 FIBA rules and the modifications listed below. Personnel: - Maximum of four bench personnel:
More informationOfficial Basketball Rules 2004
Official Basketball Rules 2004 Referees Manual Three-Person Officiating As approved by FIBA Central Board Paris, France, 12 th June 2004 Valid as of 1 st September 2004 June 2004 Page 2 of 30 Table of
More informationKAMLOOPS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS BASKETBALL PROGRAM. Philosophy
KAMLOOPS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS BASKETBALL PROGRAM Philosophy Program Goals To create an environment where students can have fun. To help students develop skills, learn the rules, and appreciate the game of
More informationBasketball Officials Exam For Postseason Tournament Consideration
2016-17 Basketball Officials Exam For Postseason Tournament Consideration 1. A1 scores on a lay-up. After the ball has passed through the basket but before TEAM B has secured the ball for the ensuing throw-in,
More informationBASKETBALL VICTORIA COMPETITIONS AND LEAGUES NEW RULES
BASKETBALL VICTORIA COMPETITIONS AND LEAGUES NEW RULES - 2019 Bolded words are changes or updates. Underlined words are specific league interpretations. TERMINOLOGY No more Period No more Extra Time Now
More informationYMCA OF GREATER LOUISVILLE YOUTH BASKETBALL RULES 3 YEAR OLD RULES
3 YEAR OLD RULES 1. Every player will play a minimum of two quarters. No player may play an entire game. There will be no substitutions, except in case of injury. (Since quarters are only six minutes we
More informationUC MERCED INTRAMURAL SPORTS
UC MERCED INTRAMURAL SPORTS A LEAGUE BASKETBALL RULES All rules not covered by this supplement shall be governed by current NCAA basketball rules. RULE 1: COURT AND EQUIPMENT 1.1 Basketballs. A 30 ball
More informationTournament Rules. Timers/Scorekeepers. Scorekeepers will be provided by the Run The World Tribe
Tournament Rules Scheduling Timing Each team will play 1 pool play game at random. After pool play each team will be seeded into single elimination tournament play. The seeding will go as follows: Record
More informationKAMLOOPS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL'S BASKETBALL PROGRAM
KAMLOOPS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL'S BASKETBALL PROGRAM Please adhere to the language of the athletic guidelines/contract. Reminder : it is mandatory for all players to review and sign a copy of this document
More informationFIBA OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES 2008 OFFICIAL INTERPRETATIONS
FIBA OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES 2008 OFFICIAL INTERPRETATIONS The interpretations presented in this document are the FIBA Official Interpretations of the FIBA Basketball Rules 2008 and are effective as
More informationBasketball Officials Exam For Postseason Tournament Consideration & Answers
2017-18 Basketball Officials Exam For Postseason Tournament Consideration & Answers 1. You communicate to your partner(s) that a player has just committed her fifth personal foul. What is the order of
More informationSome of the basic fundamentals of these NCAA Rules are in an updated version of the NCAA Rules Book.
UNIQUE ABA RULES Revised September, 2016 1 UNIQUE ABA RULES ABA Rules Note ABA rules also include various rules from the NBA and FIBA. However, besides the ABA unique rules, the primary basics of the NCAA
More informationThree-Person Mechanics
2009-2010 Three-Person Mechanics TERMINOLOGY Backside Coverage - Referee the area that the primary official cannot see Close Down Position - One of the positions of the L on the end line. This position
More informationWOA Basketball Test
A note from a MD/OD is required in order for a player to return to play (after being removed from WIAA 1 TRUE FALSE the game for symptoms of a concussion). After being removed from the game for symptoms
More informationWhat preventative voice/ words should the referee say in the following scenarios?
Place an X in the box next to the correct answer. The pass mark is 80%. You will need to use the FIBA rule book, the FIBA Interpretations, the Referee Information Booklet, WBA Domestic Rules and WBA Uniform
More informationOfficial Basketball Rules 2010
Official Basketball Rules 2010 Referees Manual Three-Person Officiating As approved by FIBA Central Board San Juan, Puerto Rico, 17 th April 2010 Valid as of 1 st October 2010 April 2010 Page 2 of 30 THREE-PERSON
More informationOfficial Uniforms. Look Professional Black shorts Stripes Tennis shoes No jewelry Whistles No cell phones
BASKETBALL 5V5 Official Uniforms Look Professional Black shorts Stripes Tennis shoes No jewelry Whistles No cell phones Expectations Know the rules Hustle, Hustle, Hustle Court presence Constant improvement
More informationNFHS Basketball Exam Part II
2017-18 NFHS Basketball Exam Part II NOTE: In the exam situations, A refers to offensive team and B refers to their opponents, the defensive team. A1 and B1 are players of Team A and Team B. Unless otherwise
More information2018 WNSL Basketball Rules
2018 WNSL Basketball Rules Please print the appropriate Sections for WNSL and Other Items of Importance for your Grade & Division of Play Grade Division of Play Sections to Print Pre-Kindergarten All Sections
More informationIf a player is directed to leave the game for a violation of the uniform rule the coach must replace the player within 30 seconds
1 2018-19 Basketball Test Pt 1 Substitutions between halves may be made by: a.) A Team Representative b.) The Official Scorer c.) The Public Address Announcer d.) The Timer e.) None of the Above 2 If a
More informationModule 5 One Rule, One Interpretation, One Mechanic = One Team Their Game, Our Passion
Module 5 One Rule, One Interpretation, One Mechanic = One Team Their Game, Our Passion Core Values Pursue Excellence Be Professional Be Accountable Be Prepared Give and Earn Respect Learn and Grow Teach
More informationFIBA STATISTICIANS MANUAL 2016
FIBA STATISTICIANS MANUAL 2016 Valid as of 1st May 2016 FIBA STATISTICIANS MANUAL 2016 April 2016 Page 2 of 29 ONE FIELD GOALS... 4 TWO FREE-THROWS... 8 THREE - REBOUNDS... 10 FOUR - TURNOVERS... 14 FIVE
More information2017 IHSAA BB TEST 2 DUE MONDAY 1/8/2018 A ball that is in contact with two players:
2017 IHSAA BB TEST 2 DUE MONDAY 1/8/2018 A ball that is in contact with two players: a. Is in the frontcourt if one player is on the division line. b. Is in the backcourt if either player is touching the
More informationOne Rule, One Interpretation, One Mechanic = One Team Their Game, Our Passion
One Rule, One Interpretation, One Mechanic = One Team Their Game, Our Passion Core Values Pursue Excellence Be Professional Be Accountable Be Prepared Give and Earn Respect Learn and Grow Teach by Example
More informationModule 4 One Rule, One Interpretation, One Mechanic = One Team Their Game, Our Passion
Module 4 One Rule, One Interpretation, One Mechanic = One Team Their Game, Our Passion Core Values Pursue Excellence Be Professional Be Accountable Be Prepared Give and Earn Respect Learn and Grow Teach
More informationOFFICIAL BASKETBALL STATISTICIANS MANUAL 2012
OFFICIAL BASKETBALL STATISTICIANS MANUAL 2012 Valid as of 1st October 2012 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL STATISTICIANS MANUAL 2012 October 2012 Page 2 of 24 ONE FIELD GOALS... 3 TWO FREE THROWS... 6 THREE - REBOUNDS...
More information1. At the start of a game, each team may play with fewer than five players,
In 1-30, C is for correct and I is for incorrect. 1. At the start of a game, each team may play with fewer than five players, 2. A player coming to a stop establishes a pivot foot. When the player lifts
More informationGHSA BASKETBALL STUDY GUIDE
2016-17 GHSA BASKETBALL STUDY GUIDE GHSA POLICIES AND PROCEDURES 1. To be eligible to officiate varsity-level games, an individual must have attended the current year Rules Clinic and must have taken the
More informationRule changes. 30 August 2018 v 3.0
2018 Rule changes 30 August 2018 v 3.0 1 NOTE This material is created by FIBA Referee Department and should not be edited unless using so called open template without FIBA logo. See document FIBA_Powerpoint_Presentations
More informationBasketball Table Crew Instructions
Basketball Table Crew Instructions 2013-2014 Duties of Scorers The scorers shall: Art. 1. Record the names and uniform numbers of squad members who may participate, starting five players, and the names
More informationFIBA RULES For complete FIBA rules go to
PARKLAND COMMUNITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE (PCBL) RULES 2017-2018 Community basketball exists to provide a healthy and wholesome experience for the youth of our community, to teach them teamwork and individual
More informationSouth Dakota High School Activities Association. Finally, Game Day Has Come Make The Most Of It
South Dakota High School Activities Association December 6, 2017 Author: Buck Timmins Finally, Game Day Has Come Make The Most Of It As officials and coaches it is important to start the year off correctly:
More information2013 MEN'S BASKETBALL OFFICIATING EXAM
2013 MEN'S BASKETBALL OFFICIATING EXAM 1. A- 1 is shooting his 2nd of two free throws. A- 2 violates along the lane followed by B- 1 going in the lane. The official should cancel the free throw and award
More informationSUMMERY of the CHANGES in Comments & Interpretations, Version # 3 / July 2017 / - (complete new edition).
SUMMERY of the CHANGES in Comments & Interpretations, Version # 3 / July 2017 / - (complete new edition). Grey background: Changes or new or new wording The interpretations presented in this document are
More informationThe referee shall be empowered to make decisions on any points not specifically covered in the rules.
RULE 2 Officials and Their Duties Section 1. The Officials Art. 1. The officials shall be: a. A referee and an umpire; or a referee and two umpires; b. Two timers, two scorers and a shot-clock operator,
More information2) A visible display shall be located at the scorer's table to indicate team possession for the alternating-possession procedure.
1) The ball is caused to go out of bounds by the last player to touch the ball inbounds, if the ball then touches an official who is out of bounds. 2) A visible display shall be located at the scorer's
More informationGHSA BASKETBALL STUDY GUIDE
2014-2015 GHSA BASKETBALL STUDY GUIDE 1. A team may use television replay equipment at halftime to review first-half action. (T) 2. Positive-lock breakaway, flex breakaway and fixed rings are legal. (T)
More informationCity of Mesa Youth Sports BASKETBALL RULEBOOK Winter 2018
City of Mesa Youth Sports BASKETBALL RULEBOOK Winter 2018 Due to the goal of our league and nature of kids still trying to understand the concepts of the game, it is unrealistic for our referees to call
More informationMEMORANDUM. Summary of Main Changes
MEMORANDUM To: cc: From: Subject: All State / Territory CEOs All associations - for immediate distribution Bruce Keirs Manager, Education & Officials Development 2014 FIBA Official Basketball Rules Summary
More informationYouth House Basketball Rules Kindergarten Grade 8 Revised Fall 2017
Youth House Basketball Rules Kindergarten Grade 8 Revised Fall 2017 PHILOSOPHY Novi Parks sponsored leagues and activities are formed and operated on the principles of good sportsmanship, fair play, courtesy
More information3.1 Rules of the Game
P a g e 1 3.1 Rules of the Game 3.2 Official 3x3 Rules of the Game The Official FIBA Basketball Rules of the Game are valid for all game situations not specially mentioned in the 3x3 Rules of the Game
More information5-on-5 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL RULES
1 5-on-5 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL RULES All rules not covered by this supplement shall be governed by current National Federation of State High School Association (NHFS) basketball rules. I. COURT AND EQUIPMENT
More informationNCAA Women s Basketball RULE INTERPRETATIONS/CLARIFICATIONS As of 12/4/2017
2017-2018 NCAA Women s Basketball RULE INTERPRETATIONS/CLARIFICATIONS As of 12/4/2017 Prepared by Jon M. Levinson, Women s Basketball Secretary-Rules Editor 12/4/17 - Option to Advance the Ball Inadvertent
More informationTHROW-INS A THROW-IN IS THE METHOD OF PUTTING THE BALL IN PLAY FROM OUT-OF-BOUNDS (4-42-4).
THROW-INS A THROW-IN IS THE METHOD OF PUTTING THE BALL IN PLAY FROM OUT-OF-BOUNDS (4-42-4). ALTERNATING POSSESSION IS THE METHOD OF PUTTING THE BALL IN PLAY BY A THROW-IN (4-2-1). THROW-INS THE THROWER
More information10-SECONDS IN THE BACK COURT
10-SECONDS IN THE BACK COURT 10-Seconds in the Back Court Tuesday, November 03, 2015 Defense tips the ball out of bounds in the backcourt with 24 seconds on the shot clock. Team B calls a timeout. Can
More informationVolume 2: OFFICIATING MECHANICS
Volume 2: OFFICIATING MECHANICS TABLE OF CONTENTS FORWARD... 3 1. INTRODUCTION... 4 2. PREPARATION BEFORE THE GAME... 4 Physical Preparation... 4 Pre-game Duties... 4 3. BEGINNING OF A PERIOD... 4 Administration
More informationSignificant Manual Revisions. Crew of Two
2018-2019 Significant Manual Revisions Crew of Two Page(s) # Category Reference Change 5 & 6 Glossary of Terms Help - Refers to verbal and nonverbal communication between officials. Help may be requested
More informationBASKETBALL RULES FOR BEGINNERS
BASKETBALL RULES FOR BEGINNERS Basketball NSW (BNSW would like to acknowledge the invaluable contribution by Alan Caldwell in the creation of this booklet) 2009 This booklet is an introduction to the rules
More informationBasketball Rules Exam
2017-18 Basketball Rules Exam NOTE: In the exam situations, A refers to the offensive team and B refers to their opponents, the defensive team. A1 and B1 are players of Team A and Team B. Unless otherwise
More informationSummary of Main Changes
MEMORANDUM To: cc: From: Subject: All State / Territory CEOs All associations - for immediate distribution Bruce Keirs Manager, Education & Officials Development 2014 FIBA Official Basketball Rules Summary
More informationNFHS Basketball Exam Part II
2018-19 NFHS Basketball Exam Part II NOTE: In the exam situations, A refers to offensive team and B refers to their opponents, the defensive team. A1 and B1 are players of Team A and Team B. Unless otherwise
More informationWNSL Christmas Tournament Rules
WNSL Responsibilities WNSL Christmas Tournament Rules Section 1 -- and Other Items of Importance 1. The Tournament will provide referees, a designated clock operator, and a regulation game basketball.
More informationOYA Girls Basketball Rules Season
OYA Girls Basketball Rules 2017-2018 Season All games will be played in accordance with the current Illinois High School Association Rules, with the following exceptions. 1. All games will start at the
More informationMINI-BASKETBALL RULES
MINI-BASKETBALL RULES 2005 FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE BASKETBALL INTERNATIONAL BASKETBALL FEDERATION FIBA Founded in 1932 Address: Chemin de Blandonnet 8 P.O. Box 715 CH-1214 Vernier Geneva Switzerland
More informationBASKETBALL HISTORY OBJECT OF THE GAME
BASKETBALL HISTORY Basketball was invented in 1891 by Dr. James Naismith, an instructor at the YMCA Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts. Unlike football, baseball and other sports that evolved
More informationYMCA YOUTH SPORTS Rule Book FOURSEASONS YMCA Basketball
YMCA YOUTH SPORTS Rule Book FOURSEASONS YMCA Basketball YMCA Coaches Code of Conduct 1. Model and teach the YMCA Core Values to your players. Caring Providing positive support, care and encouragement for
More informationMAJOR BASKETBALL RULES DIFFERENCES (Men s and Women s)
Administrative Warnings Bonus Free Throws One-and-One Bonus Double Bonus Team Fouls Reset Blood/Contacts Coaching Box 2018-19 MAJOR BASKETBALL RULES DIFFERENCES (Men s and Women s) ITEM NFHS NCAA Issued
More informationMOORPARK BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION RULES AND REGULATIONS
MOORPARK BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION 2016-17 RULES AND REGULATIONS PREAMBLE The purpose of the Moorpark Basketball Association (MBA) is to provide training in the sport of basketball in an atmosphere of good
More informationModule 8 One Rule, One Interpretation, One Mechanic = One Team Their Game, Our Passion
Module 8 One Rule, One Interpretation, One Mechanic = One Team Their Game, Our Passion Core Values Pursue Excellence Be Professional Be Accountable Be Prepared Give and Earn Respect Learn and Grow Teach
More informationGuide: Numbers at the end of each question identify appropriate rules which may apply to the question. Terms used in the guide include:
Rules Questions 2015-16 Officials are reminded that it is their job to interpret the actions of a play, and apply the rules appropriately and correctly to that play. It is their job to interpret player
More informationThe WOA patch shall be worn centered on the left chest pocket.
The NFHS Basketball Rules, Case and Officials Manual are to be used in all cases except those outlined as officially exempted by the WIAA/WOA. All changes in this document are approved by the WIAA Executive
More informationStow Youth Basketball Association Rules Info
Stow Youth Basketball Association Rules Info Page 1 of 6 www.stowbasketball.org Rev 10/7/11 Contents 10 Second Violation [9-8]:... 3 Airborne Shooter [4-1, 4-19-1]:... 3 Alternating Possession/Arrow [4-2,
More informationTiger Basketball Official Playing Rules
Tiger Basketball Official Playing Rules 1. Official Rule Book Safety First: The referees may blow the whistle and stop the game to investigate the condition of a player who might be injured at any time.
More informationOfficial NCAA Basketball Statisticians Manual. Official Basketball Statistics Rules With Approved Rulings and Interpretations
2018-19 Official NCAA Basketball Statisticians Manual Orginal Manuscript Prepared By: David Isaacs, longtime statistician and official scorer. Updated By: Gary K. Johnson, and J.D. Hamilton, Assistant
More informationSouth Dakota High School Activities Association
South Dakota High School Activities Association December 11, 2018 Author: Buck Timmins Pre-Contest Medical Timeout Pre-Contest Medical Time Out at the start of a Basketball Classic. The officials for game
More informationIHSAA Basketball Exam. Page 1 of 22
Place Question 1 An alternating-possession All double throw-in results in all of the fouls. following situations, EXCEPT: Simultaneous free-throw violations. Choice A live ball lodges between the backboard
More informationOFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES SUMMARY OF CHANGES 2014
OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES SUMMARY OF CHANGES 2014 1 No Charge Semi-circle Rule The no-charge semi-circle rule shall be applied when the defensive player has one foot or both feet in contact with the no-charge
More informationNFHS BASKETBALL EXAM PART 1
2017-18 NFHS BASKETBALL EXAM PART 1 NOTE: In the exam situations, A refers to offensive team and B refers to their opponents, the defensive team. A1 and B1 are players of Team A and Team B. Unless otherwise
More informationCBOA RULES TEST CLASSIFICATION B
2016-2017 CBOA RULES TEST CLASSIFICATION B 1 Technical fouls include all but which of the following? (Rule Ref: 4-19-5, RBT p. 192-193) a. A noncontact foul by a player when the ball is live. b. A foul
More information