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The Arctic Rush Basketball Club believes in purposeful skill development. We believe that the development of skill should come before who you play in front of or what type of tournaments you play in. We approach skill development very seriously and strategically in order to maximize your child's potential. We also in believe in building and molding the individual for not only the sport, but also off the court. Sports only last so long. We want to provide life skills and lessons that are going to create a functional member of society.
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Arctic Rush Basketball Club 2020
Re: Arctic Rush Basketball Club 2020
Date and time for the tryout have changed.
The tryout is now:
Sunday March 1st from 9am-12pm
Waverly High School
1 Tiger Drive
Waverly, OH, 45690
The tryout is now:
Sunday March 1st from 9am-12pm
Waverly High School
1 Tiger Drive
Waverly, OH, 45690
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Re: Arctic Rush Basketball Club 2020
Reminders
Can a player on my school team participate in non-interscholastic team(s) at the same time as the season?
Answer: No. Sports’ Regulation #7 prohibits student-athletes from participating in programs such as “AAU’, “Club’, “Travel” and like programs during the season of play. This includes tryouts, practices, etc. Coaches should go to great lengths to explain this to players on their teams.
When CAN a player on my school team participate in Non-Interscholastic Basketball?
Answer: As soon as his/her season is complete. This means a Varsity player may participate as soon as his/her last game (including tournament) is played. Any sub-varsity player may play non-interscholastically when his/her season is complete but it must be kept in mind that he/she cannot return to dress/participate in any OHSAA tournament game. Many Athletic Administrations will safeguard this by allowing no level of player to participate in non-interscholastic basketball until the varsity’s last tournament game. Though not entirely necessary, this DOES safeguard all athletes.
How many players can play together on a Non-Interscholastic team such as AAU?
Answer: TWO (2). OHSAA Sports Regulations limit the number of participants on any non-interscholastic roster to no more than 50% of those that make up a starting lineup of a team. In basketball, that magic number is 2. The only exception to this is explained on page 67 in Sports’ Regulation 7.31 in which all members of the non-interscholastic squad are siblings (by blood or adoption) and no other player from the same school squad is a participant on the non-school team.
When in doubt, talk to your school coach or athletic director for clarification.
Can a player on my school team participate in non-interscholastic team(s) at the same time as the season?
Answer: No. Sports’ Regulation #7 prohibits student-athletes from participating in programs such as “AAU’, “Club’, “Travel” and like programs during the season of play. This includes tryouts, practices, etc. Coaches should go to great lengths to explain this to players on their teams.
When CAN a player on my school team participate in Non-Interscholastic Basketball?
Answer: As soon as his/her season is complete. This means a Varsity player may participate as soon as his/her last game (including tournament) is played. Any sub-varsity player may play non-interscholastically when his/her season is complete but it must be kept in mind that he/she cannot return to dress/participate in any OHSAA tournament game. Many Athletic Administrations will safeguard this by allowing no level of player to participate in non-interscholastic basketball until the varsity’s last tournament game. Though not entirely necessary, this DOES safeguard all athletes.
How many players can play together on a Non-Interscholastic team such as AAU?
Answer: TWO (2). OHSAA Sports Regulations limit the number of participants on any non-interscholastic roster to no more than 50% of those that make up a starting lineup of a team. In basketball, that magic number is 2. The only exception to this is explained on page 67 in Sports’ Regulation 7.31 in which all members of the non-interscholastic squad are siblings (by blood or adoption) and no other player from the same school squad is a participant on the non-school team.
When in doubt, talk to your school coach or athletic director for clarification.
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