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Mar 26
Boy's HS One-Day Shootout Team Registration
Hosted by: Florida Charge
LOG IN BELOW AND REGISTER YOUR TEAM
>Deadline to sign-up is March 22.
>Each team will play two games, PLUS the 2-minute winner take all tourney!
>40-Minute Game- The clock stops ONLY for timeouts and the final one-minute of the game.
>Each team has two thirty-second and two sixty-second timeouts (NO HALFTIMES).
>Tewnty-five second shot clock to increase the pace.
>Games designed to play with great speed and quick decision-making.
>Players Cannot Foul-Out—Bonus at seven fouls and double bonus at ten fouls- two shots, plus the ball.
>Teams can earn up to 5 points per game—one point for winning a quarter, plus 1 point for the total score.
>Points accumulate over the two games. Total points win the tournament.
>Teams can also compete to be champions of the 2-minute tournament. One-Game Elimination!
>Three to five-minute warm-up before each game.
>PLEASE BE ON TIME FOR YOUR GAMES!
ADDITIONAL INFO:
*Entry Fee - $5 per person or $10 per family (family includes two adults max and up to 4 children/).
*Concession stand available
*THIS IS A FUN AND FRIENDLY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT! Parents, players, and coaches are expected to act respectfully and allow the "kids" to be "kids" and play without distractions!
ISNP - Shark Tank
Sun Mar 26, 2023. 1:00 PM (EDT)
About Us
The current state of youth basketball and youth sports, in general, needs to be fixed. If we genuinely care about youth basketball, we need to take action now, or it will be unrecognizable in the next ten years.
The mission of the Florida Charge Basketball Organization is to ensure players, parents, coaches, and organizers fully understand that you DO NOT have to comply with the current model and that many positive and developmentally sound options exist to develop into a better athlete and player.
Our goal should be to improve players' basketball and athletic skills. Each player needs to learn basic tactical knowledge, how to play through 3x3 and other small-sided games, and how to contribute significantly to the 5x5 game, where kids often need to be more involved. And how to use other sports to improve athleticism, emotional and physical stability, and social variation… all will help you grow fonder of basketball as you return to it.
We are passionate about changing the current model of youth basketball. Please share this opportunity with as many parents, coaches, organizers, and players as possible.
Together we can do the right thing for the future of youth basketball and our kids.
