Basketball All-Star Game Plan
The basketball game will
consist of two 18-minute halves. In the
first half the clock will stop at 12 minutes and again at six minutes
for substitutions. In the second half
the clock will stop at 14 minutes, 10 minutes and 6 minutes.
The following format will
be used. A playing system of four
players with one spot used for free substitutions:
|
GROUP 1 |
GROUP 2 |
GROUP 3 |
|
A. |
E. |
I. |
|
B. |
F. |
J. |
|
C. |
G. |
K. |
|
D. |
H. |
L. |
The coaches will need to
declare before the game and at half-time the three groups of player
distinctions.
FIRST HALF
Playing time will be
divided into three 6-minute sessions.
Group 1 will play the first six minutes, Group 2 the second six minutes
and Group 3 the last six minutes.
The fifth player of each
session will be selected from the two groups not playing at the time. The free player may be substituted during a
6-minute period.
SECOND HALF
The same format will be followed
in the second half, but using three 4-minute sessions.
The last 6 minutes of the second half will be free substitution.
The assistant scorekeeper
and the team monitors will need a list of the playing groups so they can
monitor the substitutions being made.
IN CASE OF INJURY OR
ILLNESS, one player from the groups may play in two of the sessions, or she may
be substituted for during the half.