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2007 Arizona Cactus Classic Program 32 Elite Teams - One Champion - You don't want to miss this. From May 18-20, 2007, the nation's most elite level travel basketball teams will compete in the 2nd Annual Arizona Cactus Classic presented by Precision Toyota & First Magnus, to be played at the University of Arizona's renowned McKale Memorial Center and Bear Down Gymnasium. TED BY Magnus PRESEN AND First Precision Toyota -20 2007 May 18 OFFICIAL PROGRAM TM Additional Support provided by: John Rowe, Tim Garrigan, George Rountree, Peter Evans, Alan Norville, Robert Hansen, Jack Handley, Nyal Leslie, Stanley Feldman, David & Susan Cohn, and Bob Bretz. 3 DAYS • 32 TEAMS • 79 GAMES • $10 BUCKS WHERE: McKale Memorial Center and Bear Down Gymnasium on the campus For ticket information and event details, visit: of The University of Arizona. www.azcactusclassic.com © Copyright 2007, Jim Storey Productions, LLC. Welcome to the Arizona Cactus Classic-2007 May 18, 2007 Dear Basketball Enthusiast: I say “Basketball Enthusiast” because if you are sponsoring, playing, scouting, or attending the 2nd Annual Arizona Cactus Classic then you really must be a basketball enthusiast. With 79 basketball games to be played in two and a half days, this event is truly for those who enjoy the wonderful game of basketball. Thank you for choosing to be a part of this unique basketball environment. I know that many of you have come to Tucson, Arizona from a long distance and I appreciate your willingness to be a part of this event. There have been many people and businesses that have helped make this event possible through their volunteerism and fi nancial support. Without this support, I know this event would not be achievable. First and defi nitely foremost, I would like to thank John Rowe and Precision Toyota for their incredibly generous sponsorship. Without John’s support this tournament would not be happening. I’d also like to thank First Magnus and the many additional sponsors and individuals that have helped make the Arizona Cactus Classic one of the premier tournaments in the country in only its second year. This year the lineup of teams and players is even better than last year. Many top teams are returning and several new elite teams are participating this year. With dozens of top-rated players attending, I am confi dent that there will be fi erce competition and entertaining basketball. Be sure to mark your calendar for next year - the 3rd Annual Arizona Cactus Classic returns from May 16-18, 2008. I hope that you have a wonderful time in Tucson, Arizona and that you enjoy the Arizona Cactus Classic. For tournament information, including results and statistics visit the web site at www.azcactusclassic.com. Best, Jim Storey Tournament Director ARIZONA CACTUS CLASSIC | 2007 | Tucson, Arizona Tournament Rules 1. Normal high school rules with stop clock on all dead balls. 2. There will be two 16-minute halves. 3. 3 timeouts total per game - Two (2) full timeouts and one (1) thirty-second timeout. 4. One minute halftime. 5. Guaranteed three (3) minute warm-up between games. 6. Overtime is two (2) minutes - one (1) 30 second timeout in overtime with no carryovers. Each addition- al overtime is two (2) minutes with no timeout. 7. A player fouls out on his 5th personal foul. 8. A team reaches 1-and-1 bonus on the 10th team foul of each half. There is no 2-shot bonus. 9. Team listed on top of bracket is home and wears light color. Bring both colors to game in case a team does not have extra uniforms. 10. Two technical fouls result in an automatic ejection from the game. 11. All teams move from pool play to the championship bracket. 12. Seeding from each pool will be determined by win-loss record in pool play. Incase of ties, head-to- head competition determines seed. If 3 teams are tied, a point system comes into effect. There is a maximum of +15 for a win in pool and -15 for a loss in pool. All games in pool are included in fi guring point system. In case teams are still tied, the least total points allowed in pool play will determine the higher seed. In case there is still a tie, a coin toss will determine seeding. 13. At the end of pool play, check brackets at headquarters for seeding as you might play within a few hours. In case of changes, the brackets at McKale Memorial Center Headquarters are fi nal and offi - cial. Please check with the gym you are playing in order to verify any bracket times and locations. You are responsible for knowing where and when your team plays. You can always ask the gym supervi- sor to check for you at the gym when you fi nish pool play. If you do not arrive within FIVE MINUTES of your scheduled bracket game time, it will be a forfeit. 14. A player can only play on one team during the entire event. If a team loses, that player cannot switch to another team still in competition. All players participating in bracket play must have participated in at least one of the team’s pool games. 15. Unsigned Seniors: Unsigned seniors can play as long as they have not committed in writing to play for a college at any level. Unsigned prep school players are also eligible to play in the tournament. If a player has signed a letter of intent and you think they won’t qualify because of grades, they still cannot play. The tournament management has the right to exclude any senior from playing. If a team is found to have an illegal player (over age), they will receive losses for all games played and possibly be disqualifi ed from the tournament. The player in question will not be allowed to play. For all teams, bring proof of age/grade of all your players with you at the tournament. This is important. 16. During the Championship Round only (not during pool play), if a team is ahead by 20 or more points with one minute to go, the clock will not stop during that last minute. 17. The Tournament Director will have the fi nal say regarding any disputes. 18. The Arizona Cactus Classic will present individual trophies and t-shirts to all team members for the Champion of the tournament. 19. A fi ve member All Tournament Team and Most Valuable Player will be selected after the tournament has concluded by the tournament selection committee ARIZONA CACTUS CLASSIC | 2007 | Tucson, Arizona Campus/Area Map 1: McKale Memorial Center 2: Bear Down Gymnasium 3: Four Points Sheraton 4: University Marriott ARIZONA CACTUS CLASSIC | 2007 | Tucson, Arizona Addresses/Directions Tucson Marriott University Park Four Points Sheraton Viscount Suite Hotel 880 E Second Street 1900 East Speedway 4855 East Broadway Tucson, Arizona 85719 Tucson, Arizona 85719 Tucson, Arizona 85711 Phone: (520) 792-4100 Phone (520) 319-4245 Res (800) 527-9666 Fax: (520) 882-4100 Fax (520) 327-0276 Tucson International Airport to Tucson Marriott University Park (20 minutes) Travel north on Tucson Boulevard to Valencia and turn left. Take Valencia to Campbell Avenue and turn right. Follow Campbell north until 6th Street and take a left. Head west on 6th Street until Euclid and turn right. Continue north on Euclid until Second Street and turn right. Hotel is located on the right hand side. Tucson Marriott University Park to McKale Memorial Center (3 minutes) Travel west on Second Steet until Euclid Avenue and turn left. Head south until 6th Street and head left. Continue east on 6th Street until National Championship Drive - turn left. Take a right on Enke Drive. McKale Memorial Center is located on the left hand side. Tucson International Airport to Four Points Sheraton (20 minutes) Travel north on Tucson Boulevard to Valencia and turn left. Take Valencia to Campbell Avenue and turn right. Follow Campbell north, and the hotel is on the corner of Speedway Boulevard and Campbell. Four Points Sheraton to McKale Memorial Center (3 minutes) Travel south on Campbell Avenue to Enke Drive and turn right. McKale Memorial Center is located on the right hand side. Phoenix to Four Points Sheraton Take Interstate 10 East to Tucson. Exit at Speedway Boulevard (Exit 257). Turn left onto Speedway Boulevard. The hotel is approximately 4 to 5 miles from the freeway on the corner of Speedway Boulevard and Campbell. Tucson International Airport to Viscount Suite Hotel (15 minutes) Travel north on Tucson Boulevard to Valencia and turn right. Take Valencia to South Alvernon Way. Turn left on South Alvernon Way and stay straight and go to South Golf Links Road. Turn left on Swan Road and then turn right on Broadway Boulevard. Hotel is located on north side before prior to Rosemont. Viscount Suite Hotel to McKale Memorial Center (12 minutes) Travel west on Broadway Blvd. to Campbell and turn right. Head north on Campbell and turn left on Enke Drive. McKale Memorial Center is located on the right hand side. McKale Memorial Center to Bear Down Gymnasium (2 minutes) Exit McKale and head west. Pass Cherry Avenue and gym is located just to the west of the Main Library. ARIZONA CACTUS CLASSIC | 2007 | Tucson, Arizona Arizona Cactus Classic 2007 Title Sponsors The Arizona Cactus Classic would like to thank our Title Sponsors: TM A special thanks to John Rowe of Precision Toyota. The Arizona Cactus Classic is able to take place largely in part to his generous support! ARIZONA CACTUS CLASSIC | 2007 | Tucson, Arizona Arizona Cactus Classic 2007 Sponsors Co-title Sponsors Precision Toyota & First Magnus John Rowe and Precision Toyota First Magnus Tim Garrigan Tom Keating and Catalina Mart Peter Evans and Arizona Shuttle / Bon Voyage Travel / GOLF520.com Paul Weitman and Royal Automotive Group Jim Click and The Jim Click Automotive Team Karl Watson and Watson Chevrolet David Mehl and Cottonwood Properties Mike Carpenter and Reproductions, Inc.
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