RULES / REGULATIONS

• The tournament will include kids 8-11, kids 12-14, kids 15-17, Men’s 3 on 3 competition(18yrs & up), Women’s 3 on 3 competition(18yrs & up), a Mixed division 4 on 4 competition(18yrs & up). In the Mixed competition, Teams are a maximum of 6 players and 2 women must be on court at all times. Teams are to be Max of 5 players for the single-sex and kids competitions.

• Each basket in the single-sex and kids competitions will be counted as 1 point, 2 points for a three pointer. In the Mixed competition, baskets scored by male players will count as 1 point, 2 points for a three pointer. and those scored by female players will count as 2 points, a three pointer is 3 points.

• Each match will last for 20 minutes or to 21 points which ever comes first. Must win by 2 points.

• Players may enter both Single-sex and Mixed competitions.

• Fouls will be called by players on offence and sportsmanlike behaviour is expected at all times.

• If any damage to the facilities is caused by unacceptable behaviour, then charges may be incurred.

• The registration fee per Team are as follows :

8-11yrs $40.00(5th player extra $10.00)

12-14yrs $60.00(5th Player extra $15.00)

15-17yrs $80.00(5th Player extra $20.00)

Single-Sex $100.00(5th Player extra $25.00)

Mixed $100.00(Only 6 Players allowed in mixed)

• Please make all checks and/or money orders payable to: Road-To-Glory (Write the team name on check or Money order)

Road-To-Glory

258 45^th Street N.

St.Petersburg, Florida 33713

• Register online at:

http://Road-To-Glory.tripod.com

All forms and registration fee must be received by Saturday, March 17^th 2007. As soon as we have received your application we will send you a confirmation email. Once the payment has come through you will officially be registered for the Road-To-Glory 3on3 and/or 4on4 tournament. If you fail to send the fees by the given deadline we will give your reserved spot to teams on the waiting list.

See you soon!

If you have any questions or suggestions, please get in contact with us:

Road-To-Glory@Tampabay.rr.com

Vince at: 727-641-7301

Michael at: 727-678-1416

Tammy at: 727-557-8526

Office at: 727-374-6585

The rules for 3on3 and 4on4 streetball are pretty much the same as for a normal basketball match with two main exceptions: there’s no referee, and it’s on a half court. If a referee is needed the 2 teams that need the referee will each pay $15.00 for referee.

So to make it clear, some additional rules are listed below:

• Make it/take it – if you score, you get the ball back and check it at the top of the key.

• Offence calls the fouls – don’t be a wuss though – it’s streetball, some contact is always inevitable. After a foul check it up top again.

• Jump balls go to D – defenders get rewarded for hustle by any jump ball going to them at the top of the key.

• Out-of-bounds-check – at top of the key.

• Subs – can make a sub if you have possession at the top of the key. Check it up again after the sub’s been made.

• Possession - if defence gains possession before the ball hits the ring(rim) then they can shoot without having to take it outside of the 3-point line. If the offence has put up a shot and it’s hit the ring(rim) and defence then gains possession, they have to take it out past the 3-point line.

• Match length - each match lasts for 20 minutes or to 21 points which ever comes first with five minutes at the start to warm up on court.

• Scoring - each basket is 1 point in the single-sex and Kid’s competitions, 2 points for a three pointer. In the mixed the scores are the same, except each women’s basket counts as 2 and a three pointer is 3.

• Ball size - mixed, men’s, women’s and Kid’s teams will play with a Standard size Basketball.

• Scoring - games will be scored by a score keeper from another team or a rep from Prowlers Sports. It also goes without saying that there’s no 3-second or 24-second violation.

Everything else is as normal basketball rules allow.

• Use of Illegal Players - The four players listed on the team roster are the only ones eligible to compete on that team.

• False Information - Information provided to us on your entry form is the basis of our division breakdowns. Any false information is ultimately the responsibility of the team captain.

• Unnecessary Roughness - Any behavior deemed inappropriate in tournament play by the court monitor at your court. Players/Teams may be disqualified for one game or for the entire tournament as determined by a Court Monitor Supervisor/Court Monitor Chair.

• Threatening Speech or Profane Language - Use of profane or aggressive speech with any tournament official, volunteer, other players or spectators, will not be tolerated, on or off the court. Trash talking on the court is grounds for unsportsmanlike fouls and possible dismissal from the tournament.

• Excessive Complaining - If you have complaints about a specific aspect of a game, first bring your complaints to the Court Monitor, if you do not feel your complaint was adequately handled you may ask for a Court Monitor Supervisor to intervene. Once the Court Monitor Supervisor has made a decision, the issue is considered final and play will resume. Complaints should be handled on the court.

• Alcohol/Illegal Drugs - Use of alcohol or illegal drugs by players or spectators during the event is strictly forbidden.

• Weapons - No weapons, concealed or otherwise, are allowed on the premises.

• Abuse of Foul Rules - Blatantly calling inaccurate fouls/violations to benefit your team. This behavior will result in an unsportsmanlike foul, and if behavior persists, disqualification.

• Unsportmanlike Conduct - Excessive complaining to the Court Monitor or Tournament Supervisor will result in an Unsportsmanlike Conduct Foul and one free throw plus possession for the opposing team. Continuation of such conduct may result in forfeiture and dismissal from the tournament.

Trash talk will not be tolerated.

ALL Court Monitors, Supervisors and Tournament personnel have the authority to call unsportsmanlike fouls, disqualify players, or use any means to control the game. Any player disqualified from a game may only be reinstated at the sole discretion of a Court Monitor Chairperson. Any player ejected from the tournament will be prohibited from further play in any tournament game(s) including any and all teams under which the player is registered. All player bracelets will be removed, accordingly. Ejected players that further attempt to disrupt the tournament risk arrest by the Louisville Police Department. Ejected players are not eligible for a refund of their registration fees.

If you have any questions or suggestions, please get in contact with us at:

Road-To-Glory@Tampabay.rr.com

Mike Weaver at: 727-678-1416

Vince Tortorici at: 727-641-7301

Tammy at: 727-557-8526

Office at: 727-374-6585

The players participating will call all fouls. COOPERATION is EXPECTED, but if rough play and/or other controversy occurs among players of either team, the Court Monitor will call all members of both teams together and issue a verbal warning that another such occurrence will cause a halt in play until a Tournament Supervisor can be brought in. When such action is necessary, normal time limits prevail in ending the game no matter how long it takes for a Supervisor to arrive on the scene.