1. In COED, there must be the minimum of 2 of each gender. Males are not permitted to jump in the key in coed.
2. A minimum of 4 players is needed to start the game.
3. Only the captain will be allowed to discuss any matters during the game with the referee.
4. Only players whose names are on the eligibility sheet are allowed to participate. NO ID, NO PLAY!
5. Fouls will be noted, and the ball will be taken out of bounds by the offended team.
6. Bench technical fouls will be awarded to the team captain (too many players on, subbing without permission, calling extra time-outs).
7. Foul language will NOT BE TOLERATED.
8. Abusive language toward officials, players, and/or Intramural Staff WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. Any profanity or degrading of the officials will result in a technical foul. Continued verbal harassment and questioning of officials can result in a 2nd technical foul and expulsion from the game. Anyone expelled from a game will be expected to be out of sight and sound before the game restarts. Failure to comply results in forfeiture of the game for the entire team.
   1. At an official’s discretion, a player can be given a double-technical and immediately removed from the game.
   2. If the technical foul occurs in the last 5 minutes of the game, that player is ejected from the game and receives a mandatory 1-game suspension will occur (the next game). A technical foul is also counted as a personal and team foul.
9. Dunking is NOT ALLOWED. The result is an immediate technical foul. A second dunk or dunk attempt will result in an additional technical foul, and ejection from the game. Offender will also receive an additional 1-Game suspension.
   1. Grasping or touching the basket is never allowed.
   2. Dunking at any time, before, during, or after a game, or grasping the basket will result in a technical foul.
   3. The dunk attempt does not have to be successful for a technical foul to be awarded. If a dunk attempt is successful, it will not count.
   4. The offender will be assessed a technical foul which will count towards the player’s personal foul total and the team foul total.
   5. In addition to loss of possession and two free throws for the opposing team, the technical foul will serve as a warning to all other players on the offender’s team.
10. Technical Fouls:
    1. If a technical foul is handed out by an official, the opponent receives 2 foul shots as well as possession after the second shot.
    2. Technical Fouls can be given by officials OR intramural staff.
    3. They can be given at any time. Including but not limited to, pre-game, during games, halftime, post-game, and more.
    4. 2 technical fouls in one game will result in ejection from that game plus an additional game suspension
    5. 3 technical fouls in the season will result in a one-game suspension
11. Fighting will result in immediate ejection of that or those individuals from the game and carries a 3-game suspension or more. A second offense results in removal from the league.
12. Any team displaying constant rough type of play may be ejected from the league as a whole.
13. 5 fouls per team allowed in each half, after which a bonus will be in effect. Single bonus structure is a 1 and 1 situation. If the shooter successfully makes a basket on the first attempt, they are awarded an additional bonus shot (MAX 2). If the first attempt is unsuccessful, the ball is live off the basket.
14. At 10 fouls, it becomes a double bonus. It is an automatic 2 shots.
15. There are shooting fouls. Once a player has 5 fouls, they are out of the game.
16. Each team must have at least five players to field a team (can finish with four players if any injury occurs) 10 minutes grace period allowed. Failure to do so will result in a forfeited game. No extra time will be given to the team to field their team. Games will be played 5 on 5.
17. Each team will be allowed one 30 second time-out which can be taken anytime throughout the game, in the regular season the time will continue to run. Cannot be taken in the final 2 minutes of the game.
18. ONLY in the playoffs, the clock will stop during time-outs!
19. The last 2 minutes in the 2nd half will be stop time unless the score difference is greater than 15.
20. A tie game in the regular season, the score will stand as is. In playoffs, if the game is tied it will be a 2-minute run time minus when taking foul shots.
21. No jewelry, hats or bandannas (over the whole head) are allowed to be worn during any games.
22. It is recommended that teams have matching jerseys/colour during games. Pinnies can be signed out at the cage by the team.
23. There will be a 3-point line
24. All referees’ decisions are final!

Default Score is 16-0.

PLAYERS: 

1. Each team must field 3 players in order tocompete; there is no limit to thenumber of bench players or substitutions.  For co-ed you must have at least one player of each gender on the court. 

 GAME SETUP: 

1. Playing Area:Half-court of a regulation basketball court. 
2. Game Length: 
   1. There will be 30- 45-minute time slot for each match.  
   2. Each team will play 2 games to 11 points versus their opponent. (If teams split wins, a 3rd game will be played to 7 points) 
3. Possession: at start of game will be decided by shooting for first ball (a player from one will shoot from the 3-point line prior the start of the first game – if made basket it is their ball to start, missed = other team’s ball). 
   3. For the 2nd and 3rd game, the team which lost the previous game will begin will the ball.  
4. Scoring:
   1. 2 points for any made basket beyond the 3-point line.
   2. 1 point for any made basket within the 3-point line. 

**Teams must win by 2. In games 1 and 2, there will be a cap at 15 points. In the event of a third game, there will be no cap.  

 GAME PLAY: 

7. Stoppage of Play:
   1. “Losers’ Outs”will be played: Following each basket, the ball will be checked at the top of the 3-point line with possession going to the team who was just scored on.
   2. The ball must also be checked following out of bounds violations, fouls, etc.  
8. There is no over-and-back rule, or out of bounds regarding the half court line.  
9. One-Pass Rule: The offense must make at least one pass after a ball is checked before attempting to score; if a team violates this rule and scores, the basket will not count, and the defensive team will be awarded possession. 
   1. The ‘one-pass’ rule will not apply following a defensive rebound off of a missed shot, but the ball must still be cleared beyond the 3-point line.  
10. Clearing the Ball: All balls, regardless of whether they hit the rim or not, must be cleared before offensive-defensive roles switch; clearance constitutes taking the ball beyond the 3-point line.  
11. No ‘Jump Balls’– defense is awarded possession. 
12. Substitutions: Subs may enter at any stoppage of play before the ball is checked.
13. Fouls
    1. Participants will call their own fouls with the offense’s opinion taking precedence (offense calls fouls).
14. Scorekeepers will act as impartial observers to the nature of the activity and will convey information to the convenor if there are any questionable sportsmanship actions.
    7. Spirit of Competition (SOC) will be tracked at the end of every game.  
15. Both captains must confirm scores and sign the game sheet following each game!
16. Games will be played throughout March.