The College at BROCKPORT ~ Recreational Services Intramural Sports 5 on 5 Rules

Field, Court and Equipment:

 All games will be played in the front gyms in Tuttle North  All players must present their College at BROCKPORT ID prior to the beginning of the event.  All players must sign a consent form in order to play.  Intramural Sports will provide jerseys; both teams must agree upon a ball that will be used during the game, if the two teams cannot agree, the General Manager will get a ball from the Hub Office.  No jewelry will be allowed during the game, if the jewelry cannot be removed then the participant cannot play.  Athletic clothing must be worn in order to play which includes athletic shoes (No boots, or dress shoes), t-shirts and shorts or wind pants (NO jeans or khakis).

Playing Time and Scoring:

 Each game will consist of two twenty-minute halves. The clock will run continuously except for time-outs and the last two minutes of the second half. If a team is ahead by 15 points or more, the clock will continue to run for the remainder of the game.

 Teams are allowed one sixty-second time-out per half. Time-outs do not carry over.

 Scoring will take place like a regulation game, inside the three point arc will be a two point bucket, outside the arc will be a three point bucket, free throws will count as one point.

Players:

 The game will take place with five players on each team

 Each team is required to have a minimum of four players to start and continue a game.

5 on 5 Basketball Game Rules:

 The game will start with a at center circle. Thereafter, any jump ball situation will result in an alternating possession at the nearest spot. The second half will begin with a throw-in at mid-court by the team with the alternating possession.

 Once a team commits its seventh foul (per half), the opposing team will shoot a one and one. Upon committing its tenth foul (per half), the opposing team will shoot two free throws.

 Any flagrant or technical foul called by an official, supervisor, or other intramural staff member will result in two free throw attempts by the offended team and the ball out of bounds at mid court. If any player receives two technical fouls in one game he/she is automatically ejected. If a team accumulates three technical fouls for any reason, the game will end immediately and a forfeit declared. Any flagrant foul will result in immediate ejection. Any player ejected will be suspended a minimum of one game pending a meeting with the Intramural Sports Coordinator.

 5 personal fouls = fouling out. This is not the same as being ejected from the game and does not require a meeting with the Intramural Sports Coordinator unless it is recommended by the officials, manager or supervisor.

 Dunking is allowed during the game. Players dunking before or after the game will be assessed a technical foul. Any player hanging on the rim at anytime will be assessed a technical foul (unless there is a player below them during the game).

 Excessive swinging of the elbows will result in a technical foul; it does not matter if contact was made or not made with an opponent.

 During a free throw attempt, a player occupying a marked lane space shall not break the plane of the free throw line until the ball touches the rim or backboard.

 Any ball striking the top portion of the backboard will be a , and the defensive team will receive possession of the ball.

 The five-second-violation rule will be enforced. The five-second-violation rule is when a defensive player is within six-feet of an offensive player, and in the proper defensive position, in the frontcourt. The offensive player will have a five-second count in order to make an offensive move toward the basket, or to pass the ball. An offensive player may not use the sideline to keep the defensive player from reaching the ball. If this occurs, a five-second count will begin. If a five-second violation is given then the ball will be turned over to the

 During the regular season, games may end in a tie. Playoff games may not end in a tie. The will be a five minute overtime.

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 All players must report to the scorekeeper to check in as a sub. All players must wait for the official to signal them in. Failure to abide by this rule will result in a technical foul (charged to the team).

 Any player who uses obscene language will be addressed a warning first, and then if a repeated offense takes place a technical foul will be given.

 Arguing with an official will not be tolerated.

 Any obscene language directed toward an official may result in a technical foul or an ejection from the game without any prior warning.

 If a team has two players ejected during the regular season, one player ejected during the playoffs, or if the team has two games forfeited due to technical fouls then the team will be removed from the league. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN.

COREC Rules

 A team must have a minimum of four players to start and continue a game (two males and two females).

 Each team must have three players (either gender) on the court at all times if playing with 5 players. If playing with 4 players, there must be two of each gender on the court.

 All games will be played with a men’s regulation size ball.

 Points scored by a female will be scored as follows; field goals = 3 points, three pointers = 4 points, and free throws = 1 points.

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