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Basketball
Like a heartbeat alive on hardwood, impossible to predict. The ball behaves like a thought, frantically passing from hand to hand, gradually gravitating towards tiny circles in the air. A chaotic drama of rubber squeaking, players hysterically racing between attack and defense, dashing to hear the swish of the net.
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Team requirements
- Each team must consist of a minimum of 5 players and a maximum of 10 players (5 core players + 5 substitutes)
- Each team must provide a minimum of 2 referees for the group stage and knockout games. Failure to provide referees will result in a €10 fine per game
Rules
- Standard FIBA rules apply, including Traveling, Double-Dribble, Back-court Violation, Offensive 3 Seconds, 24-Second Shot Clock, Goaltending, and other applicable violations
- Ball: Size G7 basketballs will be used. Teams must bring their own practice/warmup balls
- Game Start: Each match begins with a Jump Ball
- Possession: Possession following a held ball will be determined by the Possession Arrow
Personal & Team Fouls
Team Fouls
- Team fouls are counted cumulatively within each quarter and reset to 0 at the start of each new quarter. Team fouls are not reset during the overtime period
Bonus Situation
- After a team commits 4 fouls in one quarter, the 5th foul and all subsequent team fouls in that quarter will result in two free throws being awarded to the opposing team
Foul Limits
- A player who receives their 4th personal foul will receive a warning. A player who receives their 5th personal foul is declared fouled-out and must leave the match
Technical and Unsportsmanlike Fouls
Technical Foul (T-Foul)
- A Technical Foul is given for unethical actions, including disrespect, physical violence, disagreement with decisions, or other unsportsmanlike conduct
- One free throw will be awarded, and play will resume with the team that was in possession of the ball
T-Foul Ejection
- Receiving 2 Technical Fouls in one match results in immediate ejection
Unsportsmanlike Foul (U-Foul)
- An Unsportsmanlike Foul is given for intentional or unintentional hard physical contact that could potentially cause injury
Free throws will be awarded as follows
- 2 free throws for a foul not committed in the act of shooting
- 2 or 3 free throws according to the shooting attempt
- 1 additional free throw if the shooting attempt is successful
- Play will resume with the offended team
U-Foul Ejection
- Receiving 1 Unsportsmanlike Foul in one match results in immediate ejection
Tournament Disqualification
- Receiving 2 Unsportsmanlike Fouls during the tournament results in disqualification of the respective member from the tournament
