Jam On IT Reno Memorial Day AAU Tournaments – May 29 - 31,2010
Revised October 2010

Frequently asked questions about the  Tournament.

What level  or tournament should we play in?
All star and club teams
Level I - Elite teams, teams looking for the top competetions
Level II - Teams that are more recreational.
Level III - TEams that are at the novice level.(Special rules -no pressing untilthe last 5 minutes of the game)

The tournament director has the right to move teams or combine divisions

Are AAU cards required?
All players, coaches and bench personnel must have AAU cards.  In order to get a tournament pass, each coach must show his or her AAU cards. NO Exceptions.  AAU Cards can be purchased at the door! Please get your cards on line prior to the tournament.

What proof of age or grade do we need?
Coaches are responsible for haveing their teams proff of Age/Grade. The information should be carried with them at all times. All Plaers must have current AAU Cards. Players can not be added to a roster after team checkin with out the tournament directors approval.

What does grade based mean?  
Teams will play by the grade of their oldest player (2009 – 2010 school year). 

What days will the tournament games be played on?  
Teams should prepare to play on Saturday, Sunday & Monday

 When will the games start on those days?
Games will start at 8:00am on Saturday, 8:00am on Sunday and 8:00 am Monday
Games will be done Monday at 6:00pm

What is the tournament format?
Based on the amount of teams in each grade division. There may be over 16 - 8^th grade teams in the level 1 division.   We will try and split them up by states and regions.  

 When and where is team check in?
The coach must check their team in prior to their first game.  There is a designated check in area.  
Check in will be start Friday 3:00 pm. This is the best time register. You will avoid long lines

What if I want to protest the grade of someone?
You must put up a $100 non-refundable fee to protest.  If thy did not turn in the proper credentials or players grade/age , they will forfeit the game.  The coach may also be banned from the event and reported to AAU Nationals. In order to protest, the person protesting must show their credentials first.  We take playing in the wrong division seriously.   

When will the brackets and schedules be available?
All scheduling information will be available 7- 10  days prior to the tournament.  It is the coaches duty to check for updates and changes.

Who is the tournament director?
Matt Williams is the tournament director.  He is the Pacific District Governor and the Girls Basketball Sports Director.  Matt is the founder and director of Jam On It Basketball Academy. He has been running tournaments for over 23 years.  We will have experienced and knowledgeable staff assisting with the tournament. The commissioners at the tournament to act on behalf of the tournament director.
 

See tournament rules for questions about the tournament.