TCSAACity Championship

Basketball 2019Hoopdome &

St. Mary Catholic Academy

Master Convenors: Patrick Breech (St. John), Eoghan Morishita-Miki (St. John) & John Albert

(Retired)South Athletic Region

CITY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT2019

The eight teams have been placed into groupings based on Appendix 7 of the T.C.S.A.A. Constitution (Cycle 3).

Round 1 Games:

Game 1 South #1 vs North #2Game 2 West #1 vs East #2Game 3 North #1 vs South #2

Game 4 East #1 vs West #2

TOURNAMENT FORMAT:

1 All games begin at 9:30 a.m. Teams should arrive at least 30 minutes before their first game.

Quarter finals-boys Tuesday, February 26 Hoopdome 9:30 startQuarter finals-girls Tuesday, February 26 Hoopdome 10:30 start

Semi-finals-boys Tuesday, February 26 Hoopdome 1:30 startSemi-finals-girls Tuesday, February 26 Hoopdome 2:30 start

2 The format for the city tournaments will be a modified “double elimination”.

3 The top two teams from the semi-finals will advance to the T.C.S.A.A. City Championship game in the evening of Friday, March 1 st at St. Mary Catholic Academy (66 Dufferin Park Ave.) beginning at 7:00 P.M. The schedule will be:

Boys’ Final - 7:00 p.m.

Girls’ Final - 8:15 p.m.

4 Qualifying schools must arrange for their own transportation.

SCHEDULEQuarter & Semi Finals

Boys AND Girls: Tuesday, February 26, at Hoopdome

Boys

South 1Game A

Loser A Court 1 Winner A9:30

Court 2 North 2

Court 1

Winner F Game F Game EWinner E

11:30 11:30West 1Game BCourt 2

Winner B 9:30 Loser B

Court 2 East 2Court 1

Game JGame I Winner I vs Winner J

1:30 North 1 1:30 Championship GameGame C

Winner C Court 3 Loser C Friday 7:00 pm9:30

Court 3 South 2

Court 4

Game H Game G

Winner H 11:30 East 1 11:30Winner G

Game DCourt 4

9:30Loser D Winner D

West 2

Girls

South 1Game A

Loser A Court 1 Winner A10:30

Court 2 North 2

Court 1

Winner F Game F Game EWinner E

12:30 12:30West 1Game BCourt 2

Winner B 10:30 Loser B

Court 3 East 2Court 4

Game JGame I Winner I vs Winner J

2:30 North 1 2:30 Championship GameGame C

Winner C Court 3 Loser C Friday 8:15 pm10:30

Court 3 South 2

Court 4

Game H Game G

Winner H 12:30 East 1 12:30Winner G

Game DCourt 4

10:30Loser D Winner D

West 2

T.C.S.A.A. CHAMPIONSHIP FINALSFriday, March 1 2019

St. Mary Catholic Academy

7:00 p.m. BOYS Winner Game 7 vs Winner Game 8

8:15 p.m. GIRLS Winner Game 7 vs Winner Game 8

TOURNAMENT NOTES

Spectators:

Quarter and Semi FinalsAll teams must watch the games from the designated areas.Due to limited spectator seating, please contact Megan Ryan Lamothe if you require a large seating space.

ChampionshipAll spectators must remain in the stands.

Supervision:

This is the responsibility of the teachers/coaches, not the convenors. Please ensure that students in your charge are well supervised and obeying the rules established by Hoopdome and St. Mary Catholic Academy. Please help to ensure that students clean up after themselves.

Food and Beverages:

Food and beverages may be consumed in designated areas only and not in any change rooms.

Change Rooms:

Please do not leave any valuables in the change rooms. Keep all possessions together. Under no circumstances are there to be any spectators in the change rooms.

Parents and Coaches:

Parents and Coaches should note that the teams are responsible for arranging their own transportation to all tournament games.

Please ensure that the students have signed media consent forms. Inform site convenor if there is anyone who does not have a signed form.

Schools will be required to bring their own warm-up balls and first aid kit.

Please encourage students to bring reusable water bottles to the tournaments.

Ensure that all students, athletes and school spectators are aware of and understand their TCSAA Responsibilities.

Coaches are to sign –in the school for each tournament.

TOURNAMENT RULES

The quarter and semifinals will consist of two fifteen minute halves with stop time in the last two minutes of the second half. The city finals will consist of two twenty minute halves with stop time for the last two minutes of the second half. There will be a 3 minute half time in each game.

Teams arriving late for the posted start time for any game, will play only the 2nd half of the game starting with a deficit score of 0-20. Teams arriving after scheduled half time, or do not show for their match, will forfeit the game (0-40).

1 FIBA Rules - will be followed with the exception of any modifications listed in this booklet.

2 Crossing the Centre Line - The time for a team to cross half court with the ball will be 8 seconds. A ball knocked out of bounds by the defense before half court will not lead to an additional 8 seconds. The previous count will continue from the time the ball left the court.

3 Front Court/Back Court - Once the ball advances to the front court (offensive half) it cannot be passed into the backcourt by the offensive team.

***NEW***If you call the timeout in the last 2 minutes of the 2nd half you have the choice to either advance the ball to the front court (just above the 3 point line area) for the throw in and the ball can only be inbounded to a player in the offensive half of the court or you may inbound the ball from your backcourt at the place nearest to where the game was stopped.  You must let the referee know at the end of the timeout. Time outs called at any other time during the game will result in a throw in at the place nearest to where the game was stopped.

4 Throw Ins - a) At the beginning of all periods other than the first period the throw-in shall be administered at the center line with one foot on either side of the center line and shall be entitled to pass the ball to a teammate at any place on the playing court.b) Following a free throw(s) resulting from a technical, unsportsmanlike or disqualifying foul - the player taking the throw-in shall be at the throw-in line in the team’s frontcourt.

5 The Bonus Free Throw Rule - goes into effect on the 7th team foul of each half (1+1) , (technical fouls not included).On the 10th team foul of each half an automatic two free throws will be awarded.

6 Technical Foul - A technical foul is one shot with play resuming with a throw-in from the place nearest to where the ball was located when the technical foul was called.

7 Free Throws - rebounders must not enter the key until the ball has been released by the shooters hand. The shooter can only enter once the ball hits the rim. Only two offensive rebounders are permitted in the key during free throws. (six player maximum in the key during free throws see diagram in booklet).

8 Time Outs - clock stops at all time outs - 4 times outs per game, not restricted by half-time - each are 30 seconds in length; 1 time out for each overtime period. Time outs are called by coaches by alerting the referee during their team’s possession, or any time the play is stopped.

9 Clock Stops - Stop time will take place during all free throws when the shooter receives the ball from the referee.  As well, the clock stops in the last two minutes of the 2nd half on: all stoppages in play, and on all free throws. The clock stops anytime on all time outs. The game clock does not stop after a basket is made.The time starts again when the ball is touched by a player on the court after the ball is inbounded. Stop time for technical fouls only in last 5 minutes of game

10 Overtime - 3 minute running time with stop time in the last minute on all stoppages in play; stop time on all free throws and time outs during the 3 minute overtime. I time out per team. Second half fouls carry into overtime. Repeat until a winner is declared.

11 Line Up - A full line-up with the designated starting five players must be submitted to the scorer at least 5 minutes prior to the starting time. If a player is playing in the game and is not recorded on the game sheet an automatic technical foul will be assessed to the team.

12 The Ball - A size 6 leather ball will be used.

13 Player Disqualification - occurs on the 5th personal foul, 2 technical fouls, 2 unsportsmanlike fouls, combination of a 1 technical and 1 unsportsmanlike and 1 flagrant foul. Second half fouls carry into overtime.

14 Tournament Disqualification - is at the convenor’s discretion and applies to ALL participants:-for unsportsmanlike conduct (eg. Use of profanity, taunting etc)-for creating a disruptive or unsafe environment-for vandalism or disregard for direction

15 Possession - There will be only one jump ball per game at the opening tip-off. All other jump ball situations will be throw-ins on alternating possessions. All throw-ins will be from the sideline.

16 Scoring – There will be no three point shot in effect for divisional, regional or city tournaments.

17 Supervision - Coaches must supervise players AT ALL TIMES. Players are to respect the playing facilities.

18 Sportsmanship - Coaches, players, and parents are to respect the decisions of the convenor(s) and the referee(s). Coaches, please ensure good sportsmanship is displayed by everyone in attendance that is representing your school.

19 Coach Conduct on the Bench - Either the coach or the assistant coach, but only one of them at any given time, is permitted to remain standing during the game. They may address their own players verbally during the game provided they remain within their team bench area. The assistant coach shall not address the official.

REBOUND SET-UP

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Quarter and Semi FinalsHoopdome

Site Convenors: Patrick Breech, John Albert, Eoghan Morishita-Miki, Larry Lazazzera

ChampionshipsSt. Mary Catholic AcademySite Convenor: Patrick Breech

T.C.S.A.A. ExecutivePresident: Colleen Reel Our Lady of FatimaVice President: Adriano Arduini St. Clement Gillian Agres St. Pius XSecretary: Rime Boulos St. Margaret

South Region ExecutivePresident: Reno Perlin St. Nicholas of BariVice President: John Carvalho St. Luigi

Gillian Agres St. Pius X Charles Ruivo St. ClareSecretary Christina Moscillo Our Lady of Perpetual Help

South Region Basketball CommitteePatrick Breech St. JohnEoghan Morishita-Miki St. JohnJohn Albert Retired

Health/Phy Ed/Outdoor Ed DepartmentsHealth & Physical Education Resource Teacher Megan Ryan LamotheOutdoor Education Resource Teacher David Pagniello

IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY ON THE DAY OF THE TOURNAMENTS, PLEASE CONTACT MEGAN RYAN LAMOTHE AT 416-518-6724 or DAVID PAGNIELLO AT 416 436 8640.

DIRECTIONS TO: HOOPDOME AT DOWNSIEW PARK (416-633-4667)

Please note that all mapping software i.e. Google maps, MapQuest and GPS are incorrect.  Please use the correct

directions below:

From the east to HoopDome (75 Carl Hall Rd)

Hwy 401 to Allen Expressway. North on the Allen Expressway to Sheppard Avenue. Turn left

(west) on Sheppard Avenue, and continue on Sheppard around the army base and under the

train tracks. Turn left on John Drury Drive to enter into Downsview Park. Stay on John Drury

Drive until first stop sign. Turn left on Carl Hall Road. Stay on Carl Hall Road and continue

over the train tracks to the end of the road. You will pass the aerospace museum, and veer to

your right. You are at HoopDome.

From the west to HoopDome (75 Carl Hall Rd)

Hwy 401 to Keele Street. North on Keele Street to Sheppard Avenue. Turn right (east) on

Sheppard Avenue. Turn right on John Drury Drive to enter into Downsview Park. Stay on John

Drury Drive until first stop sign. Turn left on Carl Hall Road. Stay on Carl Hall Road and

continue over the train tracks to the end of the road. You will pass the air museum, and veer to

your right. You are at HoopDome. Park your car, and come on inside.

 TTC Access

TTC service to the Hoopdome HAS CHANGED. If arriving by TTC, please use the TTC Trip

Planner on the website below to find information about the best route and length of time it will

take you to arrive.

http://www3.ttc.ca/Trip_planner/

MAP FOR ST. MARY CATHOLIC ACADEMY

66 Dufferin Park Avenue(Dufferin Street and Bloor Street West)416-393-5528

Parking:School Parking Available

TCSAA Athlete’s Plea

I am the athlete who, through hours of hard work, practice, perseverance and preparation am here, only by the grace of God, to compete.With the help of my coaches, the support of my family and friends, I honour the gifts given to me by God. The gift of a strong and healthy body, sound mind and determined heart, the gift of a compassionate spirit and the gift of friendship.I promise to put forth my best effort within the spirit of the rules. When I fall, I will get up; when I fail, I will try again; when I succeed I will be humble and kind. I will respect my opponent because I know what they have been through.I ask of the coaches, parents, spectators and fans to respect my teammates and me. Please understand that harsh words and deeds are a negative force in this place. I ask you to represent your school, family and community with dignity. I ask you to encourage us with positive, kind words and remember….we are children of God.