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| Cary Madness |
JOIN US MARCH 14 FOR BASKETBALL MADNESS
Cary Junior High School - 2109 Crystal Lake Road
Tournament begins at 10:00 a.m.
(Gyms will open at 9:30 a.m.)
The tournament is open to participants of high school age and older. Teams will consist of 3 or 4 players. The cost per team is $80; all teams are guaranteed to play at least three (3) self-officiated games supervised by court monitors. If you would like to play in the tournament but do not have a team, feel free to contact the tournament coordinators at madness@cary26foundation.org. Individual participants will be matched based on age and skill level for a registration fee of $25. Brackets will be based on gender and skill level. Trophies will be awarded to the winners of each bracket and all participants will receive Cary Madness t-shirts.
Proceeds from this year's tournament will benefit District 26 students through grants, educational trips, and more.
REGISTER NOW!
For a printable registration form click here, or to register online visit www.active.com/basketball-tournament/cary-il/cary-madness-3on3-basketball-2010.
We look forward to seeing our many supporters and encourage you to invite friends and family to participate also. If you have questions or want to volunteer, please contact the Cary Madness tournament coordinators at madness@cary26foundation.org.
CARY MADNESS TOURNAMENT RULES
Tournament Rules & Regulations
1. The winner of each game will be the first team to score 15 points, but teams must win by at least two (2) points (capped at 21).
2. 15 minute time limit for each game. The team with the higher score after 15 minutes is the winner. Games tied after 15 minutes will go to overtime. The team scoring the first basket of overtime wins.
3. Game times are listed on all brackets. It is each team’s responsibility to follow the brackets and know their game times. Be on time – arriving more than one (1) minute late results in automatic forfeit.
4. After concluding pool play, the tournament will be single elimination.
5. Teams must have at least three (3) players and no more than four (4). Absolutely no roster changes after the tournament has begun.
6. One team per court must wear pinnies if the teams are wearing like colors (pinnies will be provided).
7. This is a player-officiated tournament. A Court Monitor will be present at each court to keep score and time. Court Monitors are not paid referees and do not call fouls.
8. A coin flip by the Court Monitor will determine first possession of the ball (at the start of each game as well as for overtime).
9. Both teams must sign the score sheets after the game. The winning team must take the score sheet to the master table.
10. The tournament director has the right to assign a referee to a game. The referee will have the authority to call violations and fouls if necessary.
11. All teams and players must display good sportsmanship. Competition is important but please remember to be good sports and keep the spirit of the game in mind. Character counts!
12. Any disciplinary issues will be handled by the tournament director and may result in disqualification (for which no refunds will be issued).
Game Rules
1. Blue lines are out of bounds all the way around.
2. The yellow line is the “clearing” line. All changes of possession (e.g. defensive rebounds, turnovers) must be cleared past the yellow line; defensive pressure is allowed during clearing (i.e. no free backs).
3. One point per basket inside the yellow “clearing” line, two points per basket outside the “clearing” line.
4. Possession changes after each made basket.
5. The ball must be checked by the defense after every dead ball situation. The defensive player checking the ball must be two steps inside the yellow line to give the passer ample room to put the ball in play.
6. The ball must be PASSED into play from the top of the key after each check. Failure to pass the ball into play is considered a violation that will result in the other team receiving possession of the ball.
7. Unless a referee has been assigned to a game, players will call all violations and fouls, none of which will result in free throws / foul shots.
8. Each team is allowed one (1) one-minute time out per game. Teams must have possession of the ball to call a timeout.
9. Players can substitute at dead ball situations only. There are no limits to substitutions.
10. No stalling is allowed. Any stalling will result in the other team receiving possession of the ball.
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| Grants |
Current Deadline: October 15, 2009
Mail Application to:
CEF
Attn: Grants Committee
P.O. Box 426
Cary, IL 60013
Grant Application
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