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Information Regarding 2021 Ncaa Division I Women's Basketball Coaches' Attendance at Elite and Junior Level International Events and National Team Events INFORMATION REGARDING 2021 NCAA DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL COACHES' ATTENDANCE AT ELITE AND JUNIOR LEVEL INTERNATIONAL EVENTS AND NATIONAL TEAM EVENTS To assist the membership, the NCAA academic and membership affairs staff has collaborated with USA Basketball to provide a list of events women's basketball coaches may or may not attend in the upcoming months. It is important to note the list is not exhaustive and even though NCAA bylaws may permit coaches to attend an event, the governing body may limit coaches' attendance due to the importance of proper national team preparations and gym space limitations. As a reminder, women's basketball staff members shall not exceed 112 recruiting-person days each year (measured August 1 through July 31). A coach's involvement in off-campus recruiting activities during the July evaluation periods does not count toward the limitation. Please note, attendance is subject to NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Recruiting Calendar restrictions* and federal, state and local health and safety protocols. May Coaches Attend to Date Event/Location Important Notes Evaluate Prospects? U19 International No. Temporary COVID- Coaches may not Basketball Federation 19 Dead Period expires attend per the May 14-16, (FIBA) World Cup May 31, 2021 temporary dead 2021. Trials (Denver, period. Colorado) June 1-10: Yes. National AmeriCup Training Team Activity under AmeriCup Training June 1- June 10, Camp (Columbia, Bylaw 13.1.7.6.6-(a). Camp June 1-June 2021. South Carolina & San 10, 2021 will be Juan Puerto Rico) closed. Yes. Regional Championship under Attendance subject to June 11-19, AmeriCup (San Juan, Bylaw 13.1.7.6.6-(b) or FIBA Protocols. 2021. Puerto Rico) Yes under Bylaw Currently, spectators 13.1.7.15. are not permitted to attend. U16 FIBA Americas Yes. National Team U16 FIBA Americas June 13-16, Championship Trials Activity under Bylaw Trials June 13-16, 2021. (Indianapolis, Indiana) 13.1.7.6.6-(a) 2021 will be closed. Information Regarding 2021 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Coaches' Attendance at Elite and Junior Level International Events and National Team Events Page No. 2 _________ Yes. Regional June 17-27, FIBA Women’s Championship under Attendance subject to 2021. EuroBasket Bylaw 13.1.7.15. FIBA Protocols. U19 FIBA World Cup July 20-August Regional Championship Attendance subject to Training Camp 6, 2021. under Bylaw 13.1.7.15. FIBA Protocols. (Location TBD). Yes. National Team U16 FIBA Americas U16 FIBA Americas August 4-15, Activity under Bylaw Training Camp Championship Training 2021. 13.1.7.6.6-(a). August 4-15, 2021 Camp (Location TBD) will be closed. Yes. Elite and Junior August 7-15, U19 FIBA World Cup Level International Attendance subject to 2021. (Debrecen, Hungary) Events under Bylaw FIBA Protocols. 13.1.7.15. U16 FIBA Americas Yes. Regional Attendance subject to August 16-22, Championship Championship under FIBA Protocols. 2021. (Santiago, Chile). Bylaw 13.1.7.15. Yes. Regional Attendance subject to September 17- FIBA Women’s Championship under FIBA Protocols. 26, 2021. AfroBasket Bylaw 13.1.7.15. Further information on USA Basketball events may be found on its website: www.usab.com and information on FIBA events can be found on the FIBA website: www.fiba.com. * Attendance is not permissible on dates that fall within a recruiting shutdown [References: NCAA Division I Bylaws 13.1.7.6.5 (events not subject to certification program), 13.1.7.6.6 (national team training and tryouts) and 13.1.7.14 (coaches' attendance at elite and junior level international events)] NCAA/06_04_2021/SS:na .
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