Court locations and directions

Newberg High School (NHS)  - street address 2400 Douglas Avenue, Newberg 97132

**Gym is on SOUTH side of campus - Closest gym parking is on Elliott St - Take Elliott St north from Hwy 99 (intersection with Burgerville and Panda Express) straight into gym parking lot

 Light concessions - drinks and snacks

Court #1 (Main Gym)

Court #2 (Main Gym)

Court #3 (Auxillary Gym)

Chehalem Valley Middle School (CVMS) - 403 W Foothills Drive, Newberg 97132

**Gym is far West building, park in main lot and enter through activity door on the West side of the building (facing the parking lot).

Light concessions - drinks and snacks

Edwards Elementary School (EES) - 715 E, 8th St. Newberg, OR 97132

**Park in main lot on 8th street, walk North from lot on East side of building to entry door on the side.

Light concessions - drinks and snacks

St. Paul High School  (SPHS) - 20449 Main St. NE St. Paul, OR 97137

Court#1 - Gym in main high school building on North edge of parking lot

Court#2 - New gym building on West edge of parking lot

2022 Tournament Rules

2022 Newberg Girls Basketball HOLIDAY HOOPLA Rules

All games will be governed using High School Federation Rules, with the following modifications and emphasis.

SCHOOL TEAMS ONLY

-Grade level for entry is based on the player in the highest grade on that team.  No exceptions.

-Players can play on multiple teams, but NOT within the same division.  Tournament schedule cannot be adjusted to avoid conflicts for a player on multiple teams.

-Division level for entry (Gold vs Silver) based on coach discretion.

GATE FEES

-Gate fee will be charged per day for spectators

-Each team will be provided 4 bracelets that provide free entry on both Saturday and Sunday.  No more than 4 will be provided per team.  

TEAM ARRIVAL/CHECK IN

-A team representative should check in at the admission table  before the team's first tournament game.  Team packet will include 4 bracelets for free entry mentioned above.

-Team playing the first game of the day will be allowed in the building no sooner than 30 minutes before game time.

-Teams should arrive no less than ten (10) minutes before each scheduled game time.

-Teams arriving later than scheduled game start time  may results in a forfeit.

-Teams are responsible for providing their own first aid equipment (including ice). There will not be a trainer on site.

OFFICIAL CLOCK AND SCORE KEEPERS:

-Each team will provide 1 adult volunteer per game who will act as official clock or score keeper.  

-The official "book" for each game will be the game sheet provided by the tournament officials.

-Referees at the court will resolve any disputes regarding score, foul count, time on clock, etc.

GAME TIME FORMATS

• -Two 22 minute RUNNING halves.

-Stop clock during final 2 minutes of SECOND half only, if the point differential is less than 15.

-During that final two minutes,  the game can rotate in and out of stop clock time, based on the difference in the score.

• -Halftime for all games will be 3 minutes.

• -Overtime: Each over-time will begin with a jump ball. The first overtime period will use a 2-minute stopped clock.  The second overtime period will be sudden-death with the first team to score winning the game.  

• -Time-outs: Three (3) thirty second time outs per game. Time outs do not carry over into overtime. Each team will receive exactly one (1) thirty second time out in the first  Overtime. Clock STOPS on all time-outs.  NO TIME OUTS in sudden death OT.

• -Rules of full court press: NO Full-Court Press when point differential is equal to or more than 20 points.  Referee's will issue a reminder/warning if needed.  Repeated violation will be punished by a team technical foul. Full-court press can be resumed if score differential is reduced to 19 or less.

• **Grade SPECIFIC RULES

- 4-5th grade NO ZONE (full or half court) NO EXCEPTIONS.  Players learning help side defense is not zone.  Judgement per referee at the court will determine if the NO ZONE rule is being broken.  Teams will be issued one reminder/warning as needed.  A second violation will be punished by a team technical foul.

- 4th grade NO press, NO EXCEPTIONS

- 5th grade Man to man full court press is allowed unless the point differential is 20 points or more.  NO PRESS if the point differential is 20 point or more.   Press must be man-to-man.  No zone, no double teaming, no trapping.

FOULS

Common Fouls

-Five personal fouls constitute a disqualification from the game in all divisions.

-Player technical fouls are added to the common foul count for an individual player.

Technical Fouls

• -Technical fouls will follow normal High School Federation Rules, and will result in two (2) free throws and possession of the ball.

• -Two technical fouls by a single player  or coach will result in that player being ejected from the game.

• -Any player or coach that is ejected will not be eligible to participate in any remaining games in the tournament.  If a player or coach that has been ejected participates in subsequent contests, that team will forfeit that game.

-If any team's fan is given  a technical foul, they will be ejected from the gym on the first offense.

Free Throws

• -Bonus – one and one will be attempted at seven team fouls per half.

• -Double Bonus - two shots will be attempted at ten team fouls per half.

-Clock does not stop for free throws unless it is the last 2 minutes of the second half and the point differential is less than 15 points.

TIE-BREAKER methods

-Team Record

-Head to Head Record

-Point Differential

-Points allowed

-Points scored

-Head to Head Point Differential

-Coin toss

CLEAN-UP

-Each team is responsible to clean up the bench (during and after the game) and any other area the team has occupied on the school grounds.

UNIFORMS

-Team must have a dark and light option for uniforms (either reversible or two sets).

- All uniforms must have a number on them.

- Players must have a unique number on their jersey (no double numbers).

- Team listed first on the schedule is the HOME team and should wear their lightest colored jersey.  Team listed second on the schedule is the AWAY team and should wear their darkest colored jersey.  It is the coaches responsibility (not the referee's) to make sure they team is wearing the appropriate colored jersey.

GAME BALLS

-HOME team will provide a game ball.  If HOME team does not have an acceptable game ball, it may be requested from the AWAY team.

-Referee at the court will determine which ball is to be used for each game.

PROTESTS

NO PROTESTS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Any and all questions concerning the enforcement of rules will be interpreted by the referees and Tournament Director, and their decisions will be FINAL. All participating coaches and teams agree to this as a prerequisite for participation in the event.

SAFETY

-Any equipment that may cause injury to a participant of the game is not permitted. Items such as rings, watches, earrings, and plaster casts are not allowed.  If referee's have to address this during a game, it may result in delay of game and/or team technical foul.  

-Coaches should remind players to remove all mentioned above items to keep everyone safe and keep things moving smoothly.

CONDUCT

• -In the spirit of YOUTH BASKETBALL actions of game officials shall be accepted as unbiased and made to the best of their ability.

-Coaches and players will refrain from any overt actions of disapproval, whether by gesture or in voice.

• -Verbal abuse of officials by anyone in the gym will not be tolerated.  Our kids cannot play without referees to officiate these games.

-Officials may stop the game if they feel any ensuing situation warrants such action. The violating team will forfeit the game.

• -The use of abusive language and profanity by coaches, players and spectators is prohibited at all times. Belittling, shouting and trash talking at players in a hostile manner is also prohibited.

• -The Tournament seeks to provide a fun and exciting weekend for the players. Consequently, the Tournament reserves the right to warn and/or eject (for a single game or for the remainder of the Tournament) any player, coach or fan who, in the opinion of the referee(s) or Tournament Director, engages in unsportsmanlike conduct or improper behavior. No refunds will be given to such teams or individuals.

-If any team's fan is given  a technical foul, they will be ejected from the gym on the first offense.

• -FIGHTING AND/OR PROFANITY WILL NOT BE TOLERATED IN ANY CIRCUMSTANCE!

 State Tournament Qualification

-This tournament is a state qualifier to Oregon Middle School State Championships in Central Oregon March 2023.

-Teams finishing first or second in their division will qualify for the state tournament in that division.  Actual admittance/entry and details related to registration in the Oregon Middle School State Championship tournament will be per the Oregon Middle School State Championship committee.

2021 Results