ALLDAY 5ON5 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT RULES & REGULATIONS (AUGUST, 2018)

Pre-tournament

Regulation

Game Clock: 12min (Running clock. The clock will stop on all fouls and violations only during last 3minutes.)

Timeout: once (1min)

A player who has committed 3 personal and/or technical foul shall be ejected immediately. 

 

Overtime:

Overtime starts in 2minutes after regulation.

Length: 3min (Running clock. The clock will stop on all fouls and violations only during last 2minutes.)

Timeout: once (1min)

The number of team foul called in 2nd half will carry over. *

 

Final Tournament

Regulation

Game Clock:10min for 1st half. 2min interval. 10min for 2nd half.   (Running clock. The clock will stop on all fouls and violations only during last 2minutes.)

Timeout: 2 time-outs for the game (1min)

*If you don’t use timeout during 1st half, you an call 2 time-outs in 2nd half.

A player who has committed 4 personal and/or technical foul shall be ejected immediately. 

 

Overtime:

Overtime starts in 2minutes after regulation.

 Length: 5min (Running clock. The clock will stop on all fouls and violations only during last 2minutes.)

Timeout: once (1min)

The number of team foul committed in 2nd half will carry over.

 

Substitution

A substitution can be made when the ball is dead. 

 

Timeout

A time out can be called when following.

1)Whenever the ball is dead.

2)Last free throw is made

3)Opponent makes field goals

 

Request

The coach or player on bench can request to an official or table officials.

Player needs to tell an official(NOT table officials) with BOTH “T signal” and voice. 

 

Throw-In following Time-out

Following every time-out taken by the team that is entitled to possession of the ball from its backcourt, the subsequent throw-in shall be administered at the half-court line.

 

Alternating Possession Rule

After the opening tip, whenever a jump ball situation occurs, the team whose basket that the possession arrow on the scorekeeper table is currently pointing to gets the ball.

 

Game clock / Shot clock

The game clock and shot clock start when the throw-in legally touches any player on the playing court

 

Points

Behind 3point line: 3points

Field goal: 2points

Free throw: 1point

 

Free throw

Free throws are given when a player is fouled in the act of shooting.

 

1-and-1 free throw

1-and-1 free throw is given when a opposing play committed 6th team foul in one half.  1-and-1 free throw means that if a free throw shooter makes first attempt then he can shoot another one.  If he misses, the ball will be live after it hits the rim.

 

Goal post

If the ball hits the goal post, it will be out of bounds.

 

The following rules are in effect.

Travelling (FIBA Rule Change)

While moving and having one foot on the floor while catching the ball or ending a dribble the next foot or feet to touch the floor is „Step 1“ and will become the pivot foot.

Illegal Dribble

Kick ball

Charging

Blocking

Holding

Pushing

Back court violation

3 seconds rule

5seconds rule

8seconds rule

24seconds shot clock

Goal tending

 

No-charge semi-circle areas

The no-charge semi-circle areas are drawn on the playing court for the purpose of designating a specific area for the interpretation of charge/block situations under the basket. On any penetration play situation into the no-charge semi-circle area a contact caused by an airborne offensive player with a defensive player inside the no-charge semi-circle shall not be called as an offensive foul, unless the offensive player is illegally using his hands, arms, legs or body, when the offensive player is in control of the ball whilst airborne, and he attempts a shot or passes off, and the defensive player has both feet inside the no-charge semi-circle area.

 

A player who is in the air

A player who has jumped into the air from a place on the playing court has the right　to land again at the same place.　

 

He has the right to land on another place on the playing court provided that the　landing place and the direct path between the take-off and landing place is not

already occupied by an opponent(s) at the time of take-off.　

 

If a player has taken off and landed but his momentum causes him to contact an opponent who has taken a legal guarding position beyond the landing place, the jumper is responsible for the contact.

 

An opponent may not move into the path of a player after that player has jumped

into the air.

 

Moving under a player who is in the air and causing contact is usually an unsportsmanlike

foul and in certain circumstances may be a disqualifying foul.

 

Defensive Foul, Defender walks under airborne shooter(NBA Rule Change)

Defenders may not move into the landing area of an airborne shooter. The airborne shooter must be allowed to return to the floor safely.  However, if shooter kicks out leg into legal defender, it’s offensive foul. Offensive players may not extend any part of their body into a legal defender in an effort to draw a defensive foul.

 

Personal Fouls

Player will be ejected from the game with 4personal fouls

 

Technical Fouls

Trying to take off opponent’s jerseys, shorts, headband, etc.

Throwing ball to opponent’s head intentionally

Interrupting the game excessively

Disrespectfully communicating or touching officials

Coaches or substitutes recklessly step on the court

Using language or gestures likely to offend or incite the spectators.

Baiting an opponent or obstructing his vision by waving his hands near his eyes.

 Delaying the game by deliberately touching the ball after it passes through the basket or by preventing a throw-in from being taken promptly.

 Falling down to fake a foul.

 Hanging on the ring in such a way that the weight of the player is supported by the ring, unless a player grasps the ring momentarily following a dunk shot or, in the judgement of an official, is trying to prevent injury to himself or to another player.

Excessive time out calls

 

 

 

 

 

At ALLDAY, players are expected to play tough, however, dangerous foul which could cause injury will not be tolerated and cheap fouls will be called.

 

Playing "tough" and playing "cheap" is completely different. We would like you to take it strong to the hole. You may not get a call every time, but you could get and1s as a result of not giving up and trying to make it anyway.

 

Refrees will call for these "cheap" fouls in order to avoid the games to be excessively rough. The bottom line is we would like you to play hard, fair, and tough taking advantage of your techniques, power, speed, verticals, and knowledge of the games!!