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WINTER BASKETBALL FAQS

Winter 2020-21
Registration: Opens October 1, 2020
Registration fee: $100 and $45 Annual NYSA Family Membership Dues
Ages: 5-15 boys and girls

Tryout Dates and Age Brackets

Ages	Tryout Date
5-6 Boys	Mon Nov 23 6:15 PM
5-7 Girls	Mon Nov 23 6:15 PM
7-8 Boys	Wed Nov 18 5:30 PM
8-11 Girls	Mon Nov 16 6:15 PM
9-10 Boys	Mon Nov 16 7:45 PM
11-12 Boys	Tues Nov 17 6:15 PM
12-15 Girls	Thurs Nov 19 6:15 PM
13-15 Boys	Thurs Nov 19 7:45 PM

What basketball gear is included with my registration fee? Your child’s game jersey and shorts.

What forms of payment do you accept for the registration fee? Credit/Debit cards when registering online. We accept Cash or Checks when registering in person.

What other expenses may I incur? You are responsible for providing your child’s basketball shoes and socks, and a basketball to bring to practice.

Estimated Cost of Additional Gear
Shoes	$35+
Basketball	$15+

Additional, Optional Expenses

Team & Individual Photos

When are practices? Our teams practice approximately 1 hours a day 2-3 days per week, depending on the court schedule and weather. Our practices will be held at the NYSA basketball gym and the open courts across the street. Practices begin in December.

When does the season start and end? Practices start in December and the last games are the last week of March.

What days are games? Games are played everyday Sunday through Saturday, teams typically have 1-3 games per week once the season begins.

Where are the games played? All games are played at the NYSA Basketball gym.

What ages are permitted to play? 5 years -15 years.

Contact Basketball Commissioner

Larry Dixon 850-712-6719

Volunteer Corner

2018-2019 Basketball Rules

Ages	Quarter Length	Defense Allowed	Goal Height	Ball Size
5-7 years BOYS/GIRLS	8 minutes X 4	Half Court Press ONLY	8 Foot	27.5 Inches
7-8 years BOYS	8 minutes X 4	Full Court Press / Half Court at 10-point lead	9 Foot 13’6” Free Throw	27.5 Inches
8-11 years GIRLS	8 minutes X 4	Full Court Press / Half Court at 10-point lead	9 Foot 13’6” Free Throw	27.5 Inches
9-10 years BOYS	10 minutes X 4	Full Court Press / Half Court at 10-point lead	10 Foot	28.5 Inches
12-15 years GIRLS	10 minutes X 4	Full Court Press / Half Court at 15-point lead	10 Foot	28.5 Inches
11-12 years BOYS	10 minutes X 4	Full Court Press / Half Court at 15-point lead	10 Foot	29.5 Inches
13-15 years BOYS	10 minutes X 4	Full Court Press / Half Court at 15-point lead	10 Foot	29.5 Inches
When a team has a 20 PT lead the defense MUST stay inside the three-point line.

Birth date as of December 31st of registration year determines age group player qualifies for that season.
Running clock until the last 2 minutes of game. Each team is authorized three full minutes and two half minute timeouts per game. Overtimes will be three minutes in duration with running clock until last minute. each team will receive one full timeout per overtime period. Timeouts do not carry over from regulation game.
Every member of the team has to play equivalent of at least 1 quarter of every game. 5-6 boys and 5-7 girls must play at least 1/2 of every game; substitutions in these games will be at the end of each quarter. No child will play 4 quarters until every other child has played 3 quarters.
For illegal defenses, the referee will stop play and send the defending team down court (no technical foul).
For Boys age group 7-8 and girls 8-11, free throws will be attempted from behind the regulation free throw line. Offensive players may not remain in the lane for more than 3 seconds.
Referees in the boys 5-6 and girls 5-7 leagues will use their judgement when calling the game. The intent is to call the game in a manner that allows a flow of activity and to give all of the children an opportunity to advance the ball towards their basket without excessive calls for violations.
Coaches/parents will refrain from questioning the referees about calls during live game activity. coaches may request explanation of calls/non-calls during timeouts, between quarters, or at end of a game only and providing the conversation remains civil.
Coaches/parents yelling at the referee’s may warrant the coach receiving a warning or a technical foul for the first offense; a second technical foul on the coach will result in their ejection from the gym. An offending parent should be asked to be quiet or leave the gym prior to issuing any technical foul(s) to coach. If ejected, the coach will be suspended for an additional game.
Coaches must control players & parents during games. Head referee and commissioner will discuss any misconduct with coaches or players and could lead to a suspension.
Coaches are responsible for providing a time-keeper or score-keeper for each game (recommend you appoint a dependable parent-volunteer to do this). Only head coach, players, and one assistant coach are allowed on bench area. Coaches must ensure clean-up of bench area after their game. Coaches must ensure baskets are raised/lowered accordingly prior to their game. Coaches must post lineups in scorebook prior to game time.
All emergency insurance information will be in the NYSA office.