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** "My girls enjoyed the basketball clinic and the talent level " **
- Coach Reynolds, JC Booth Middle School

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- All games and skill development sessions will be at
Fayetteville Christian Church, 114 Hickory Rd, Fayetteville, GA 30214
- The academy will start April 8, 2023 and end on May 3, 2024.
- Skill Development sessions will be every Tuesday at 7:00pm
- The games will be between 6:30am-9:00pm every Friday
- Each player will play at least four games every Friday
- There is no coaching at the games. Players will coach themselves.
- No coaching from parents or fans is allowed. Cheering is encouraged.
- There are no time-outs except in the case of injury
- The games will be three players against three players.
- Teams can have a maximum of five players.
- Each player must play at least 4 minutes a game.
- A team must have at least two players to start the game
- Ball size will be 28.5”
- Games are 10 minutes with a running clock.
- The clock will only stop on the referee's whistle during the last minute of the game
- The five-second closely guarded rule will be enforced the entire game
- There will be a minimum 5 minute warmup before each game.

- 'Rock, paper, scissors' will determine initial possession of the ball. The referee will oversee the 'rock, paper, scissors' outcome.
- If a team has four players available then every player must play at least 4 minutes
- If a team has 4players available then every player must sit out at least 2 minutes
- The players will make substitutions themselves
- Substitutions may only occur after made baskets or dead-ball situations
- No stalling is allowed. The referee may implement a 30-second shot clock at his/her discretion
Possession of jump balls will alternate.
- Three seconds in the lane will result in a turnover.
- After an out of bounds violation the ball will be checked behind the three point line.
- In addition to the normal out of bounds lines, the half-court line is also out of bounds .
- After a made basket or dead ball, the ball can be checked anywhere behind the three-point line
- After a defensive rebound the ball and both feet must be taken past the three-point line. This also includes air balls
- One points per basket inside the arc. Two points per basket outside the arc.
- A player will shoot one free throw after a foul if the player was in the act of shooting.
- A free throw is worth one point if the shooting foul occurs inside or on the three-point arc.
- A free throw is worth two points if the shooting foul occurs outside the three-point arc.
- A free throw is worth one point if the player is fouled while in the acting of shooting and the player still successfully scores a basket.
Bonus Free Throws: One free throw will be given to a player fouled on the fifth team foul and all subsequent fouls by the opponent.
- Intentional fouls will result in 1 point and possession of the ball for the team that was fouled
- No swearing, taunting, or inappropriate verbal or physical behavior. At the referee’s discretion unsportsmanlike play may result in: 1) Warning; 2) Sitting out; or 3) ejection from the game or league.
- If the score is tied at the end of the game then the game will be settled with a free-throw shootout. “Rock, paper, scissors” will determine which team will shoot first. Each team will choose which one of its own players to shoot their free throws. There will be at least one round where one player from one team shoots one free throw and one player from the other team shoots one free throw. If one team makes the free throw and the other team misses their free throw then the team that makes the free throw is the winner. If the player from each team misses their free throw then the teams will do another round. If the player from each team makes the free throw then the teams will do another round. Each teams will choose which of its own players to shoot their free throws. **

PAYMENTS

GOLD Monthly Plan $250
Unlimited group sessions per month
Max 6 players per group sessionIf you want to pay using a credit card or debit card, instead of a PayPal account click "Debit or Credit Card". Your card will be automatically charged monthly.You will receive a confirmation e-mail confirming payment was sent to ACA Investments LLC

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SILVER Monthly Plan $120
4 group sessions per monthIf you want to pay using a credit card or debit card, instead of a PayPal account click "Debit or Credit Card". Your card will be automatically charged monthly.You will receive a confirmation e-mail confirming payment was sent to ACA Investments LLC

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F.A.Q. Organized pickup

- 8 ten minute games.
- Games are running clock except the last minute of the game
- 5 minute breaks between each game
- High school 19'9" three-point arc will be used
- One point per basket inside the arc. Two points per basket outside the arc.
- A player will shoot one free throw after a foul if the player was in the act of shooting.
- A free throw is worth one point if the shooting foul occurs inside or on the three-point arc.
- A free throw is worth two points if the shooting foul occurs outside the three-point arc.
- A free throw is worth one point if the player is fouled while in the acting of shooting and the player still successfully scores a basket.
Bonus Free Throws: One free throw will be given to a player fouled on the fifth team foul and all subsequent fouls by the opponent.
- Intentional fouls will result in 1 point and possession of the ball for the team that was fouled
- No swearing, taunting, or inappropriate verbal or physical behavior. At the referee’s discretion unsportsmanlike play may result in: 1) Warning; 2) Sitting out; or 3) ejection from the gym.
- Tie games will be decided by a round of free throws. If the score is tied at the end of the game then the game will be settled with a free-throw shootout. “Rock, paper, scissors” will determine which team will shoot first. Each team will choose which one of its own players to shoot their free throws. There will be at least one round where one player from one team shoots one free throw and one player from the other team shoots one free throw. If one team makes the free throw and the other team misses their free throw then the team that makes the free throw is the winner. If the player from each team misses their free throw then the teams will do another round. If the player from each team makes the free throw then the teams will do another round.

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