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Coaches Please Read Carefully Issues That Arise During The Course of a Season Proof of Grade/Age Make sure you have proper documents with you to prove your players are in the proper grade. If a protest is made on one of your players and you do not have a copy of his grade card/ birth certificate with you, your team will have to forfeit the game in question. Every Coach should have those with them. We can t let you travel home to get them or have a parent bring them later. They need to be in your possesssion. To protest a player a written protest is required along with a $100.00 cash deposit. If protest is proven the $100.00 will be returned to person protesting If protest is denied, the $100.00 will be donated to the school where game was played. does not keep any protest money. The protest must be brought to the attention of tournament director before the end of pool play for results to be changed. The tournament director s name and number is on the bottom of the tie breaker form posted on the web site with the schedule. Please read the Age/Grade eligibilty to make sure your players are in the proper grade. Players Playing Down A Grade Based On Age Any player that is eligible to play down a grade based on his age must be approved by OYB office before the start of that players first OYB 2019 tournament. If player is not approved, team risks forfeiting all games that player has participated in. Players playing on multiple teams within the same grade division A player may only play on one team within the same grade division. If a player is found to be playing on two or more teams in the same grade division, the first team he played with in this tournament is the team that he is assigned to. Any other team that he plays on will have to forfeit their games. This must be brought to the attention of tournament director before the end of pool play for results to be changed. The tournament director s name and number is on the bottom of the tie breaker form posted on the web site with the schedule. A player may play on more than one team if it is in a different grade division. Fans being asked to leave the facility in a timely manner If a fan is asked to leave the facilty due to his/her actions or words, and that fan refuses to leave, the team which the fan is associated with will forfeit game

2019 Boys Age/Grade Eligibility The ages listed below try to make sure that a player can participate with his classmates as long as he is eligible to participate with them during the school season. They also try to make sure any player starting school early or moved up due to academic success is not penalized for that success. This rule has created some confusion in the past. If a player is playing down a grade, the OYB office must be notified and cleared to play before he is eligible to participate Failure to do so could mean forfeit of games played 3rd Grade Division 4th Grade Division Must be in the 3rd Grade or under during the 2018-19 school year and will be 10 years or Exception: If player will be 9 years old or he can be in any grade during the 2018-19 school year, which allows him to compete in AAU 9 & under Must be in the 4th Grade or under during the 2019 school year and will be11 years or Exception: If player will be 10 years old or he can be in any grade during the 2018-19 school year, which allows him to compete in AAU 10 & under 5th Grade Division Must be in the 5th Grade or under during the 2018-19 school year and will be 12 years or Exception: If player will be 11 years old or he can be in any grade during the 2018-19 school year, which allows him to compete in AAU 12 & under 6th Grade Division Must be in the 6th Grade or under during the 2018-19 school year and will be 13 years or Exception: If player will be 12 years old or he can be in any grade during the 2018-19 school year, which allows him to compete in AAU 12 & under 7th Grade Division Must be in the 7th Grade or under during the 2018-19 school year and will be 14 years or Exception: If player will be 13years old or he can be in any grade during the 2018-19 school year, which allows him to compete in AAU 13 & under 8th Grade Division 9th Grade Division 10/11th Grade Division Must be in the 8th Grade or under during the 2018-19 school year and will be 15 years or Exception: If player will be 14 years old or he can be in any grade during the 2018-19 school year, which allows him to compete in AAU 14 & under Must be in the 9th Grade or under during the 2018-19 school year and will 16 years or Exception: If player will be 15 years old or he can be in any grade during the 2018-19 school year, which allows him to compete in AAU 15 & under Must be in the 10/11th Grade or under during the 2018-19 school year and have High School eligibility left for the 2019-20 school season Graduating seniors are not allowed to compete in Tournaments regardless of age, unless there is a seperate division for Seniors.

2019 Jr. High/Middle School Boys State Championships June 15-16, 2019 Central Crossing High School Grove City, Ohio Regulation Size Wooden Courts All Players Must Have Attended The Jr High/ Middle School During The 2018-19 School Year Grades 6th - 7th - 8th Entry Fee $ 275.00 Entry Deadline - Wednesday, June 5, 2019 * P.O.Box 865 * Lancaster, OH 43130 Phone 740-808-0380 www.ohioyouthbasketball.com

2019 26th Annual Cougar Classic March 23-24 4th Grade Division Pool Play Will Finish On Sunday Pool A Pool B 1. Upper Arlington 5. Ohio Buckets 2. OSP Baumel 6. Licking Co. All Stars 3. A. O. McKinney 7. Franklin Titans 4. Miller Factory 8. LHS Elite 5th Grade Division Pool C 11. JH95 Rebels 12. Franklin Titans 13. Ohio Push 14. Miller Factory 15. WTNO Meek 6th Grade Division Pool D 21. Mid Ohio Pumas - Smith 22. Martin Spartans 23. Logan Elm 24. Southern Ohio Shockers 25. Ball Tech 7th Grade Division Pool E Pool F Pool G Pool H 31. Franklin Titans - Isaacs 34. Ohio Varsity 37. Cincinnati Royals 40. CG Stars 32. Miller Factory 35. Franklin Titans Bapst 38. KCBC 41. Mid Ohio Pumas Thiele 33. Dayton Metro 36. Elite Ballers 39. Ohio Vikings 42. Ohio Buckets 8th Grade Division Pool I 51. Ryze Athletics 52 OSP Smash 53. COBA Knights 54. Ohio Varsity 55. Dayton Metro 9th Grade Division Pool J Pool K 61. CSEO Lightning 64. Ohio Buckets 62. Marvels 65. SEO Irish 63. Dayton Metro 66. Wizards 10/11th Grade Division Pool L Pool Play Will Finish On Sunday 71. Nova Village 72. Ohio Varsity 73. Wizards 74. CYEC Monarchs

Spring Tournament Game Rules Any rules not covered here fall under the guidelines of the NFHS 1. Length of Games A. All Games in the 2nd - 3rd - 4th - 5th - 6th grades will be played in two 12 minute halves. B. All Games in the 7th thru 10/11th Grades games will be played in two 14 minute halves. 2. Overtime Periods A. First overtime will be 3 minutes long. B. Each overtime after the first will be one minute long. 3.Clock A. The clock will stop on every whistle and stay stopped until the ball is back in play. B. If a team is behind by more than 15 points or more in the 2nd half, the clock will continue to run, except on shooting fouls and time outs. If the team behind cuts the lead to under 15 points the clock will go back to being stopped on every whistle. 4. Defense A. Teams may play any kind of defense. Full court pressing is allowed except in the 3rd Grade. In the 3rd grade a team may press in the last 30 seconds of the game In the 4th grade divisions full court press must be pulled off after a 15 point lead. 5. Game Balls A. All Games in the 2nd - 3rd - 4th - 5th - 6th Grades will use the womens size basketball. 6. Grace Period A. Game time is game time. If your team is not ready to play by that time, the game will be forfeited by a score of 15-0. There is no Grace period. A team may start and finish a game with less than 5 players. B. If a site is running ahead of schedule, both coaches can agree to start the game early. If both do not agree, game will start at scheduled time. 7. Scorekeepers Each team is responsible for having a book or clock person at the scorers table. The first team listed is the home team and will be the official book for that game and the visiting team will be responsible for the clock in those cases when needed. In either case we would like to have both teams represented at the scorers table and communicate with each other. You can use your scorebook, but the Official OYB Score Sheet Must Be Filled In With the Winning Team Clearly Marked With The Official Score 8. Reporting Scores 1. The Winning Team Must Text Score With The Following Information Facility - Court No. - Game Time - Winning Team Number (Not Team Name) Margin of Victory (Number To Text To Will Be Posted At Each Site) 9. Time Outs A. Each team will receive four 30 second time outs. No timeouts will be added for overtime games. 10. Teams with the same record, A. Please see the tie breaking procedure hanging by brackets and online with the brackets. If you are involved in a three way tie, call the number listed with the Tie Breaking Rules. 11. Any rule interpretations please see site director or TET OYB at 740-808-0380.

Coaches Reporting Scores The Winning Team Must Text Score With The Following Information Facility - Court No. Game Time Winning Team Number (Not Team Name) Margin of Victory Text To OYB Office 740-808-0380 Immediately After Game We Need To Verify Results Before Posting Online

Sat. 3-23 9:00 am 10:05 am 11:10 am 12:15 pm 1:20 pm 2:25 pm 3:30 pm 4:35 pm 5:40 pm 6:45 pm 7:50 pm Sun. 3/24 9:00 am 10:05 am 11:10 am 12:15 pm 1:20 pm 2:25 pm 3:30 pm Westland H. S. Main Ct. 31-32 34-35 31-33 34-36 32-33 35-36 21-22 23-24 21-24 22-23 7th 5th 7th SE 5th SE 4th SE 7th CH 4th CH Westland Com Ctr Court 1 1-2 11-12 1-3 11-15 40-41 14-15 7-8 40-42 5-7 41-42 7th 21-23 7th so 5th SE 4th SE 5th CH Westland Com Ctr Court 2. 3-4 13-14 2-4 12-13 37-38 5-6 37-39 6-8 38-39 1-4 5-8 22-24 6th CH 4th so 4th so 4th SO 26th Annual Cougar Classic Westland High School March 23-24 Westland Central Com Ctr Crossing Court 3 Aux. 1 61-62 51-52 61-63 51-53 62-63 71-72 65-66 71-73 72-74 7th 9th 8th 8th SE 8th SE 7th SO 8th CH Central Crossing Aux. 2 7th 9th 7th SE 9th SE 72-73 11thSO Central Crossing Aux. 3 53-55 64-65 52-54 64-66 73-74 54-55 2-3 6-7 7th so 9th SE 71-74 9th CH 11th CH Follow Tournament On Facebook at Tournaments ************************ 27th Annual State Championships March 29-30-31 Hilliard Davidson - Darby - Bradley High Schools ************************ April 5-6 - 7 Tournaments Wildcat Classic - Newark Bean City Challenge - Lima Mid Ohio Valley Invitational - Parkersburg Springboro Classic - Springboro Westland High School and Westland Com. Ctr 146 Galloway Road Galloway, OH 43119 Central Crossing High School 4500 Big Run South Rd Grove City, OH 43123

Tie Breaking Procedure The higher seeded team when two teams have the same record after completion of pool play will be determined by the winner of their head to head competition. To determine the seeding when three teams have the same record after completion of pool play, we must use the plus/minus formula. Only games involving those teams that are tied will be used and their is a 15 point cap on margin of victory. Lowest plus / minus is eliminated from tie and they finish 3rd We then have two teams left and we go back to their head to head result Please see below for an example: Team #1 Won 2 Lost 1 Beat #2 by 4 pts Lost to #3 by 8 pts Beat #4 by 18 pts Team #2 Won 2 Lost 1 Lost to # 1 by 4 pts Beat #3 by 16 pts Beat #4 by 20 pts Team #3 Won 2 Lost 1 Beat #1 by 8 pts Lost to #2 by 16 pts Beat #4 by 3 pts Team #4 Won 0 Lost 3 Lost to #1 by 18 pts Lost to #2 by 20 pts Lost to #3 by 3 pts We do not use the scores of any games involving Team 4 as they are not involved in the tie Team #1 has totals of +4 amd -8 = - 4 Team #2 has totals of -4 and + 15 = +11 Team #3 has totals of +8 and -15 = - 7 Lowest plus / minus is eliminated from tie and finishes 3rd. In this case it is Team # 3 with a -7 We now have two teams tied and we go back to their head to head results Team #1 is 1st because they beat team #2 head to head If you are involved in a three way tie YOU MUST CONTACT Call Phil @ 740-808-6192 If anyone else tells you the results they are not official

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