06 Girls Rules Handbook

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2006 AAU GIRLS’ BASKETBALL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEENational Chair Secretary Certification ChairCarroll Graham Ruby Hester Kathleen Campbell320 Quail Run South 104 Savannah Ct. 14828 Jarrettsville PikeAltus, OK 73521 Clovis, NM 88101 Monkton, MD 21111580-482-3254 (H) 505-762-6312 (H) 410-683-1351 (H)580-482-3309 (F) 505-762-3082 (F) 410-683-1355 (F)580-481-0211 (C) [email protected] 410-804-8455 (C)[email protected] [email protected]

Vice Chair, SchedulingBidding & Internet

TreasurerCollege Coaches

Chair: Complete Athlete, CoachesEducation & Interns

Jan Bruce Bill Tipps Dr. Leroy Fanning3758 Tomley Drive SW 4234 Old Shelbyville Hwy. 85 Lake Hills DriveRoanoke, VA 24018 Tullahoma, TN 37388 Trenton, GA 30752540-989-3446 (H) 931-455-4663 (H) 706-657-3604 (H) 706-657-8367(F)540-580-2281 (C) 931-393-3118 (F) 423-425-4196 (O)540-989-4374 (F) [email protected] 423-240-9115 (C)[email protected] or [email protected] [email protected]

TOURNAMENT COMMISSIONERS OFFICIALS CO-ORDINATORSGerald Adkisson5000 NW 61 Street

Malcolm “B” Brian1737 Silliman

Nan Sisk820 Mt. Olivet Road

Oklahoma City, OK 73122 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 Homer, GA 30547405-721-3517 (H) 225-924-4300 (O & Fax) 706-677-2214 (H)405-720-0803 (F) 225-921-8506 (C) 706-778-5480 (O) 706-677-3705(F)[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Rachelle Baker Patrick McKee Carol Smith3806 97th STREET 10849 Flower Mound Place 1419 Picketts Ct. S.E.Lubbock, TX 79423806-794-6065 (H)806-698-1494 (F)806-773-4314 (C)[email protected]

Fishers, IN 46037317-570-4990 (H)317-570-4992 (F)317-439-2360 (C)[email protected]

Conyers, GA 30013404-643-2912 (C)678-413-0178 (H)[email protected]

ELECTED ZONE REPRESENTATIVESZONE A ZONE B ZONE C ZONE D

Phil Holloway Bill Christy Dave Preller Debbie Moulton1709 Prairie Court 2549 Cottage Place 11485 Halstead Trail 2213 S SaratogaSevern, MD 21144 Greensboro, NC 27408 Woodbury, MN 55125 Mesa, AZ 85202410-551-3857(H) 336-288-2803(H) 651-436-3296(H) 480-730-0032(H)410-551-1533-(F) 336-279-8311(F) 651-768-5479(S) 480-831-7239(F)[email protected] jchristync@@aol.com 612-865-9781(C) 480-620-0084(C)

[email protected] [email protected]

NATIONAL STAFFEddie Clinton,Senior Sports Manager

Kristy SampsonSports Manager

1910 Hotel Plaza Blvd.P.O. Box 22409Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830407-828-3162 (O)407-468-7817 (C)

1910 Hotel Plaza Blvd.P.O. Box 22409

Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830407-828-3165 (O) 407-934-7242 (F)

407-828-5336 (F) 407-466-7438 (C)[email protected] or [email protected] [email protected]

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2006 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

DIVISION LOCATION

TOURNAMENTDATES

ENTRY DEADLINEACCOMMODATIONS

TOURNAMENTINFORMATION

9SOUTH BEND, IN

June 23-July 1June 2

Cheryl Daley800-419-1545

[email protected]

Rod Creech574-271-1584

[email protected]

10ORLANDO, FL


Michelle Vargas407-828-2756

[email protected]

Kristy Sampson407-828-3165 (O)407-934-7242 (F)

[email protected]

11SPRINGFIELD, MO


Larry Krauck800-678-8767

[email protected]

Allen Wilson800-678-8767

[email protected]

12KINGSPORT, TN


www.king-sport.org

Vivian Stewart800-743-5282(O)423-392-8803-F

[email protected]

Frank Lett423-392-8831(O)423-392-8833(F)

[email protected]

13OVERLAND PARK, KS

JULY 14-22June 20

Charlie Spiegel800-262-7275

[email protected]

Sharon Murphy816-796-8605 (O)816-796-6545 (F)[email protected]

14LAFAYETTE, LA.

July 24-31June 30

Shayla Smedley800-346-1958

[email protected]

Andrea Brodhead337-856-2763

[email protected]

15Monroe/West Monroe, LA

July 20-27June 29

Harolyn Falgoust800-843-1872(O)318-324-1752 (F)

[email protected]

Alana Cooper800-843-1872(O)318-324-1752 (F)

[email protected]

16ORLANDO, FL

July 11-18June 20


[email protected]


[email protected]

18/19ORLANDO, FL

July 5-12June 14


[email protected]


[email protected]

Jr. Olympic GamesHAMPTON ROADS, VA

July 26-August 2July 6

Anthony Travel800-736-6377

www.aaujrogames.org

Carroll Graham580-482-3254 (H)580-482-3309 (F)

[email protected]

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2006

DIVISION-II NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

DIVISIONLOCATION

TOURNAMENTDATES

ENTRY DEADLINE ACCOMMODATIONS INFORMATION

10ORLANDO, FL



[email protected]


[email protected]

11BRANSON, MO

June 23-30June 2

Michael Combs417-337-5207

[email protected]

Sharon Murphy816-796-8605

816-796-6545 (F)[email protected]

12KINGS ISLAND, OH


Warren County CVB(513) 695-2025(O)(513) 695-2912(F)[email protected]

Mark Hecquet(513) 925-2022(O)(513) 695-2912(F)

[email protected]

13NASHVILLE, TN

July14-21June 17

Ashley Jordan615-743-3125 (O)615-244-3540 (F)

[email protected]

Ronnie Rickel615-743-3126 (O)615-244-3540 (F)

[email protected]

14/15ORLANDO, FL

July 4-11June 13


[email protected]


[email protected]

16ORLANDO, FL

July 12-19June 22


[email protected]


[email protected]

GRADE BASE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

GRADE DATES ACCOMODATIONS TOURNAMENT INFORMATION

8,9,10RENO, NV

July 5-10June 14

SAME HIGH SCHOOL2 Divisions (+ & - 1000)

Site TBD

July 12-16June 21

4,5,6,7RENO, NV

July 25-30June 14

Sierra Nevada EventsChuck Lamothe

775-250-6060www.sierranevadaevent.com

Matt WilliamsP O Box 52049

Sparks, NV 89435www.jamonit.org

[email protected]

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2006 SUPER REGIONAL TOURNAMENTSAGES DATE HOST/LOCATION CONTACT

9,10,11,12,13 March 3-5 Team IndianaNoblesville, IN

Evan Beauchamp(317) 223-6989 (C)(317) 841-1424 (H)(317) 223-6989 (O)(317) 841-1424 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13,14 March 10-12 Queen City CrossoverMason, OH

Kelly Peek(513) 225-8081 (C)(513) 948-8133 (H)(513) 585-5052 (O)(513) 585-5058 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13 March 10-12 Mo-Valley MagicSpringfield/Branson MO

Allen Wilson(417) 224-1841 (C)(417) 723-5503 (H)(816) 796-8893 (O)[email protected]

9u to 18u March 17-19 Indiana Select/MBA SelectSouth Bend, IN

Rod Creech(574) 274-4472 (C)(574) 675-0903 (H)(574) 271-1584 (O)(574) 271-9065 (F)[email protected]

11,12 March 17-19 Carolina AllstarsDurham, NC

Bill Christy(336) 288-2803 (H)(336) 282-7948 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13 March 17-19 Space Coast SportsTitusville, FL

Connie Alden(321) 863-2191 (C)(321) 269-4097 (H)(321) 783-9283 (O)(321) 783-9404 (F)[email protected]

10,11,12,13,14,15,16 March 24-26 VipersHigh Point, NC


10,11,12,13 March 24-26 Boo Williams SummerLeague

Hampton, VA

Boo Williams(757) 570-2385 (C)(757) 825-1460 (H)(757) 825-1490 (O)(757) 825-8690 (F)[email protected]

9,13,14,15,16,18,19 March 24-26 Titan's BasketballCarbondale, IL

Aaron Lee(618) 203-1442 (C)(618) 549-0638 (H)(618) 457-0371 (O)(618) 529-1248 (F)[email protected]

13,14,15,16 March 24-26 South Carolina StarsGreenville, SC

John Ross(803) 309-2172 (C)(803) 798-0357 (H)(803) 777-6951 (O)(803) 777-7044 (F)

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[email protected],12,13,14,15,16,17 March 24-26 Naismith Tourney

Springfield, MAMike Martin(413) 575-8270 (C)(413) 789-0494 (H)(413) 787-6629 (F)[email protected]

9,11,12,13 March 24-26 K.A.Y.A Lady StingersKnoxville, TN

Amos Whitehead(865) 406-9127 (C)(865) 546-9346 (H)(865) 594-3784 (O)(865) 594-3784 (F)[email protected]

9 to 19 March 31 - April 2 CT ShamrocksWindsor, CT

Lee Ann Slattery(860) 614-5235 (C)(860) 298-8892 (H)(860) 298-9370 (O)[email protected]

14,15,16,18,19 March 31 - April 2 Mo-Valley MagicSpringfield/Branson MO

Allen Wilson(417) 224-1841 (C)(417) 723-5503 (H)(816) 796-8893 (O)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13 March 31 - April 2 St. Joe CVBSt. Joseph, MO

Marci Bennett(816) 364-5803 (H)(816) 233-6688 (O)(816) 233-9120 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13 March 31 - April 2 Hoosier Amateur SportsBloomington, IN

William Knox(812) 287-1523 (C)(812) 287-1523 (H)(812) 355-7726 (O)(812) 334-2344 (F)[email protected]

11,12,13,14,15 March 31 - April 2 Cornhusker Shooting StarsLincoln, NE

Dan Lesoing(402) 429-0920 (C)(402) 328-2706 (H)(402) 477-3552 (O)(402) 477-3565 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 March 31 - April 2 Tennessee FlightShelbyville, TN

Tom Insell(931) 205-2676 (C)(931) 205-2676 (H)(931) 685-2010 (O)(931) 680-0537 (F)[email protected]

9/u to 19/u March 31 - April 2 Columbus, GA - CVBColumbus, GA

Herman Porter(706) 329-4442 (C)(706) 689-2262 (H)706-653-4500 (O)(706) 653-4508 (F)[email protected]

13,14,15,16, 18 March 31 - April 2 Cincinnati RoyalsCincinnati, OH

Tom Sunderman(513) 235-9007 (C)(513) 742-9440 (H)(513) 956-3840 (O)(513) 956-3841 (F)[email protected]

9/u to 19/u April 1 & 2 Reno/Tahoe CVBReno/Tahoe

Matt Williams(775) 530-4779 (C)(775) 358-5581 (H)

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(775) 351-2828 (O)(775) 358-5598 (F)[email protected]

19 April 1-2 Urban Youth, Inc.Wilmington, DE

Mark Sills(302) 355-7726 (O)(302-655-0326 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13 April 7-9 Spring Fling IDisney's WWS

Kristy Sampson(407) 466-7438 (C)(407) 828-3165 (O)(407) 828-5336 (F)[email protected]

14,15,16,18 April 7-9 Champions Sports ComplexOrlando, FL

Marvin Harvey(321) 230-4061 (C)(321) 230-4061 (H)(407) 351-9700 (O)(407) 581-7166 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12 April 7-9 Philadelphia BellesThorofare, NJ

Mike Flynn(215) 327-6034 (C)(215) 327-6034 (H)(215) 638-7060 (O)(215) 638-7062 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13 April 7-9 Lady HoopstarsDayton, OH

Duane Williams(937) 272-3542 (C)(937) 426-5199 (H)(937) 426-5199 (F)[email protected]

13 April 7-9 FencorPhiladelphia, PA

Stuart London(215) 570-3269 (C)(215) 676-0593 (H)(215) 491-6989 (O)(215) 491-6988 (F)[email protected]

12,13 April 7-9 Tink ButlerWashington, DC

Terrence Butler(202) 359-5028 (C)(202) 359-5028 (H)(202) 417-0606 (O)[email protected]

16 April 8-9 FencorPhiladelphia, PA


11,18 April 13 &15 FencorPhiladelphia, PA


13 April 14-15 Philadelphia BellesThorofare, NJ


14,15,16 April 14-16 Georgia PistolsAtlanta, GA

Jack Feagin(404) 966-8469 (C)

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(404) 252-9246 (H)(404) 252-9246 (O)(404) 252-9246 (F)[email protected]

15,16,18 April 14-16 New England AAUFoxboro, MA

Ed Skovron(401) 451-1999 (C)(401) 451-1999 (H)(401) 831-8500 (O)(401) 831-5136 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13 April 21-23 Georgia PistolsAtlanta, GA

Jack Feagin(404) 966-8469 (C)(404) 252-9246 (H)(404) 252-9246 (O)(404) 252-9246 (F)[email protected]

14,15,16,18 April 21-23 Lady HoopstarsDayton, OH

Duane Williams(937) 272-3542 (C)(937) 426-5199 (H)(937) 426-5199 (F)[email protected]

9 to 19 April 21-23 New Mexico SelectAlbuquerque, NM

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Bill Krum(505) 220-4882 (C)(505) 865-8570 (H)(505) 889-4090 (O)(505) 865-8570 (F)[email protected]

14,15,16,18,19 April 21-23 Hoosier Amateur SportsBloomington, IN

William Knox(812) 287-1523 (C)(812) 287-1523 (H)(812) 355-7726 (O)(812) 334-2344 (F)[email protected]

14,15 April 21-23 Philadelphia BellesThorofare, NJ


10,11,12,13 April 21-23 Kingdom SportsFranklin, OH

Kathy Stites(513) 435-1199 (C)(513) 539-9673 (H)(937) 746-3370 (O)(937) 746-7227 (F)[email protected]

11,12,13,14,15,16,18 April 21-23 Cheetahs & JaguarsAmherst, MA

Basil Stewart(413) 262-6242 (C)(413) 253-9857 (H)(413) 585-2200 (O)(413) 253-9857 (F)[email protected]

12, 13, 14, 15 April 21-23 Gulf Girls' BasketballHouston, TX

Casella Thompson(601) 918-3322 (C)(601) 941-7885 (H)(601) 857-8755 (O)(601) 857-8755 (F)[email protected]

14,15,18 April 22-23 Pax River Silver StarsLexington Park, MD

Savannah Webb(301) 481-7576 (C)

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(301) 737-1477 (H)(301) 757-7901 (O)[email protected]

12,14 April 28-30 FencorPhiladelphia, PA


14,15,16,18,19 April 28-30 Space Coast SportsTitusville, FL

Connie Alden(321) 863-2191 (C)(321) 269-4097 (H)(321) 783-9283 (O)(321) 783-9404 (F)[email protected]

11,12,14,15,16 April 28-30 Southern StarzHuntsville, AL

Doug Bush(256) 508-7076 (C)(256) 880-6570 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 April 28-30 North Dakota AAUGrand Forks, ND

Scott Bommersbach(701) 772-3170 (H)(701) 746-2360 (O)[email protected]

14,16,18 April 28-30 Baltimore CougarsBaltimore, MD

Shannon Miller(410) 294-7509 (C)(410) 737-0521 (H)(410) 313-7117 (O)(410) 313-7422 (F)[email protected]

13,14,15,16 April 28-30 Kamikaze BBLittle Rock, AR

Doris Gaiser(501) 952-4757 (C)(501) 455-1317 (H)(501) 370-2229 (O)(501) 370-2232 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13 April 28-30 Nolen FieldhouseSellersburg, IN

Tim Goodwin(812) 267-0211 (H)(812) 248-3865 (O)(812) 248-7054 (F)[email protected]

10,11,12,13,14 April 28-30 Memphis Lady EliteMemphis, TN

Gordon Summerfield(901) 573-8657 (C)(901) 755-8657 (H)(901) 324-3858 (O)(901) 323-1978 (F)[email protected]

9,13,14,16,18 April 28-30 Macon Youth BasketballMacon, GA

Wilbur Whitfield(478) 808-4011 (C)(478) 471-1782 (H)(478) 803-2700 (O)(478) 757-8375 (F)[email protected]

14,15,16,18,19 April 28-30 Team IndianaNoblesville, IN

Evan Beauchamp(317) 223-6989 (C)(317) 841-1424 (H)(317) 223-6989 (O)(317) 841-1424 (F)[email protected]

11,12,15,16 May 5-7 Charlotte FireCharlotte, NC

Bill Christy(336) 288-2803 (H)

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(336) 282-7948 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13 May 5-7 Champions Sports ComplexOrlando, FL

Marvin Harvey(321) 230-4061 (C)(321) 230-4061 (H)(407) 351-9700 (O)(407) 581-7166 (F)[email protected]

14,15,16,18 May 5-7 HGBLFishers, IN

Mark Tamm(317) 513-4482 (C)(317) 569-5196 (H)(317) 842-2255 (O)(317) 569-5197 (F)[email protected]

14,15,16,18,19 May 6-7 Lehigh Valley CVBBethlehem, PA

Larry Weber(610) 762-6650 (C)(610) 867-9282 (H)(610) 867-9282 (F)[email protected]

9 to 19 May 6-7 Hoop 1OLubbock, TX

Johnna Pointer(806) 292-1010 (C)(806) 292-1010 (H)(806) 292-1010 (O)(806) 353-0301 (F)[email protected]

14,15,16,18,19 May 12-14 Spring Fling IIDisney's WWS

Kristy Sampson(407) 466-7438 (C)(407) 828-3165 (O)(407) 828-5336 (F)[email protected]

11,12,13 May 12-14 Kenner AngelsKenner, LA

Tim Rada(504) 343-3211 (C)(504) 464-9494 (O)[email protected]

9 to 19 May 12-14 Grassroots HoopsSt. Cloud, MN

Brian Sandifer(612) [email protected]

11,12,13,14,15,16,18,19 May 12-14 Warren Co. CVBMason, OH

Mark Hecquet)(513) 252-3493 (C)(513) 695-2022 (O)(513) 695-2912 (F)[email protected]

12,13,14,15 May 13-14 All Iowa AttackAmes, IA

Jake Sullivan(515) 291-1542 (C)(515) 451-5635 (H)(515) 291-5011 (O)attackhoops@aol

10,11,12,13,14 May 19-21 Norman CVBNorman, OK

Sherri Rogers(406) 570-1647 (C)(405) 360-1565 (H)(405) 366-8095 (O)(405) 366-8096 (F)[email protected]

16 May 19-21 Philadelphia BellesThorofare, NJ


12,13,14, 15 May 19-21 New England AAU Ed Skovron

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Foxboro, MA (401) 451-1999 (C)(401) 451-1999 (H)(401) 831-8500 (O)(401) 831-5136 (F)[email protected]

10-14/U May 19-21 Michigan ShockAuburn Hills, MI

Mike Boening(586) 530-4060 (C)(586) 412-0983 (H)(248) 648-2390 (O)(248) 920-0902 (F)[email protected]

15,16,18 May 19-21 Windsor, Ontario(1st AAU event outside the USA)

Paul Levac519 256 0204(H)[email protected]

9 to 16 May 19-21 CT ShamrocksWindsor, CT

Lee Ann Zulkiewics(860) 614-5235 (C)(860) 298-8892 (H)(860) 298-9370 (O)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13 May 19-21 HGBLFishers, IN

Mark Tamm(317) 513-4482 (C)(317) 569-5196 (H)(317) 842-2255 (O)(317) 569-5197 (F)[email protected]

11,13,15 May 19-21 RenegadesHatboro, PA

Meg Baun(215) 669-8072 (C)(215) 364-1426 (O)215-364-3629 (F)[email protected]

12,14,16 May 20-21 NE RockersPhiladelphia, PA

Marty Bednarek(215) 990-5050 (C)(215) 332-1525 (H)(215) 698-9400 (O)(215) 698-0744 (F)[email protected]

12,13,14,15,16,18,19 May 26-28 CVB - Monroe-West MonroeMonroe, LA

Scott Bruscato(318) 680-0904 (C)(318) 342-0333 (H)(318) 387-5691 (O)(318) 324-1752 (F)[email protected]

10,11,12,13,14,15 May 26-28 Jersey StingColts Neck, NJ

Evelyn Maldonado(732) 580-0648 (C)(732) 836-1738 (H)(732)493-2666x34 (O)(732) 836-1340 (F)[email protected]

9,10,11,12,13 May 27-28 Lehigh Valley CVBBethlehem, PA

Larry Weber(610) 762-6650 (C)(610) 867-9282 (H)(610) 867-9282 (F)[email protected]

9/u to 19/u May 27-29 Reno/Tahoe CVBReno/Tahoe

Matt Williams(775) 530-4779 (C)(775) 358-5581 (H)(775) 351-2828 (O)(775) 358-5598 (F)[email protected]

14,15,16,18,19 June 2-4 Nolen Fieldhouse Tim Goodwin

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Sellersburg, IN (812) 267-0211 (H)(812) 248-3865 (O)(812) 248-7054 (F)[email protected]

Same High School June 3-4 Cornhusker Shooting StarsLincoln, NE

Dan Lesoing(402) 429-0920 (C)(402) 328-2706 (H)(402) 477-3552 (O)(402) 477-3565 (F)[email protected]

13,14,15,16 June 9-11 Lady RoyalsAsheville, NC


2007NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

(dates subject to change)

AGE DIVISION TYPE SITE DATEENTRY

DEADLINE

9 Nat'l Championship Ft. Myers, FL TBD TBD

10 Nat’l Championship DISNEY 6/25-7/3 6/2

10 Div. II-EAST DISNEY 6/25-7/2 6/2

11 Nat’l Championship Kenner, LA 6/23-7/1 6/2

11/12/13 Div. II-EAST TBD TBD TBD

12 Nat'l Championship Rochester, MN 6/30-7/8 6/9

13 Nat'l Championship Kings Island, OH 7/14-22 6/23

14 & 15 Division – II DISNEY 7/3-10 6/12

14 Nat’l Championship Salem, VA 7/22-29 6/30

15 Nat'l Championship Kingsport, TN 7/20-26 6/29

16 Nat'l Championship DISNEY 7/11-17 6/20

16 Division - II DISNEY 7’13-19 6/22

18/19 Nat'l Championship DISNEY 7/5-11 6/16

HS Eligible Junior Olympics KNOXVILLE, TN 7/26-8/2 7/5

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Summary of AAU Girls’ Basketball Rule Changes for 20061. Junior Eligible rule made permanent (17 year olds who are juniors in high

school may participate in the 16/u age division.

2. Change the 17/u to 18/u (eliminating 17/u). (Age divisions are: 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,14, 15,16,18 & 19)

3. Elect one (1) member from each Zone to the Executive Committee. Memberswill be elected annually and must be registered in a District within the Zonethey represent.

New Members for the Executive CommitteeZone A - Phil Holloway - MD

Zone B - Bill Christy - NCZone C - Dave Preller - MN

Zone D - Debbie Moulton – AZ

4. A player may participate in only one Division I National Championship,excluding the AAU Junior Olympic Games competition.(Replaces this paragraph)-Any player competing in a specific age division must remain in that age divisionand only that age division throughout ANY Qualifying Tournaments (District[DQT] OR Super Regionals [SRT]) and the National Championships [NC], bothDivision I [D-I] and Division II [D-II].

5. Three (3) players may be added to a team’s roster advancing to the NationalChampionships as long as they qualify by age, residence and is a member ofthe AAU. It is not necessary for a player to have been on the roster of any teamin their respective DQT.

6. Authorize the AAU Girls’ Basketball Executive Committee to establish aGrade-Based National Championship that will be separate from the D-I & D-IINational Championship.

7. Allow any athlete to present a driver’s license or other government issued ID inlieu of a birth certificate and picture with individual entry into any AAU Girls’Basketball National Event.

8. Starting with the 2007 season, require teams participating in any NationalChampionship event to have two uniform tops, one of which must be white.

9. Establish an AAU All-Star Exposure Camp

10. Allow teams from Canada & Mexico to qualify for a Division - I NationalChampionship through a Super Regional Tournament (SRT).

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NATIONAL REPRESENTATIONDistrict Delegates-Only individuals designated in writing by their AAU District Office as a Girls’ Basketball Delegate shall beallowed to vote in the annual meeting of the Girls’ Basketball Committee. Districts composed of more thanone state that conduct separate qualifying competitions may elect/designate a Director for each state. SaidDirector shall be eligible to serve as a district Delegate on the National Committee.

Elections/Nominations-Concurrent with the election of the AAU President (every four years), the Girls’ Basketball Committee willselect for recommendation to the newly elected President their choice for National Chair. At the samemeeting the National Committee will elect a National Certification Chair.

-One Representative from each AAU Zone will be elected annually to serve on the Girls’ BasketballExecutive Committee. The National Chair may appoint additional members to the Executive Committee aswell as designate Officers and Tournament Commissioners.

Annual Meeting-The Girls’ Basketball Committee encourages all individuals participating in the program to attend theAnnual AAU Convention. Future dates and sites are:

2006 October 23-27 Sheraton Waikiki, Oahu, HI2007 October 2-6 Schaumberg, IL Renaissance

-Rule changes shall be voted on at the National Convention as specified in the AAU Code.The AAU National Headquarters should receive all proposals for rule changes thirty daysprior to the Annual Girls’ Basketball Meeting. Proposals received after that, may be added, but copiesof such must be made available to all Girls’ Basketball delegates in attendance.

EligibilityAAU Membership-All participants in the AAU Girls’ Basketball program, at any level, must be a current member of the AAU.Every club must have an AAU Club Membership for the current year.

Age Determining Date-January 1st, at 12:00 a.m. of the current year, shall be the determining date for the age of the competitor andshall hold true for the District, Regional and National Championships.

Age Divisions-National Competition for 2006 in AAU Girls’ Basketball shall be in the following age divisions: 9/Under(born in 1996 or earlier), 10/Under (1995), 11/Under (1994), 12/Under (1993), 13/Under (1992), 14/Under(1991), 15/Under, (1990), 16/Under (1989 or 1988, if high school eligibility remaining), 18/uUnder (1987),19/Under (1986), and high school students at the AAU Junior Olympic Games.

Player ParticipationA player may participate in only one Division I National Championship, excluding the AAU Junior OlympicGames competition.

- Players will be allowed to play in Division I AND II National Championships, only if their team does NOTqualify for Division I. Individual players (NOT A TEAM) will be allowed to play in both the D-I NationalChampionship by being picked up by a Qualifying team) & the D-II National Championship either by beingpicked up by another NON- Qualifying team or with their original NON- Qualifying team). All players shallbe eligible to play in the appropriate Grade Based Events regardless of their participation in a age basedNational Championship, D-I or D-II.A player may only play in 1 age group in the DQT

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2006 GRADE BASED RULESAll ages based on January 1 of the year of competition

July 5-10 – Reno, NV

8th Grade & Born in 1991 or later9th Grade & Born in 1990 or later

10th Grade & Born in 1989 or later

July 12-16 – TBD

(Same) High School Team

Two Divisions: Schools with 1,000+ enrollment & those with less than 1,000

July 25-30 – Reno, NV

4th Grade & Born in 1995 or later5th Grade & Born in 1994 or later6th Grade & Born in 1993 or later7th Grade & Born in 1992 or later

Entry fee $550 per age divisionNCAA rules will be used

Grade 4 will play 7-minute quartersGrades 5, 6 & 7 will play 16 - minutes halves

(Same) High School will play 18 - minutes halves

Shot clocks will be used.Trophies through 4 placesMedals through 8 places

This first year, you merely have to be properly registered with the AAU to participate. Some Districts may haveGrade Based Tournament and help the winning team(s) with expenses through the event.The Grade Based Tournament is sanctioned so that teams may play completely separate from the age basedNational Championships, both D-I & D-II. Nothing changes with what we have been doing in these events. Thisis simply another opportunity offered by the AAU Girls' Basketball Program.

College Eligible-College students are eligible for participation in the AAU Girls’ Basketball program if their college oruniversity clears them and they meet all other eligibility criteria. Permission from the college or universitymust be in writing and filed with both the District and the National Tournament entry.NCAA Division I student athletes are restricted, at the present time, from AAU participation by the NCAA.

Participating In A Bordering District-An athlete may participate in her District of residence, where she attends school full time OR in a borderingDistrict qualifying tournament. At no time will a player be eligible to play in a District that is not her own ordoes not border her own. She shall register in her resident District.-A maximum of three (3) athletes from bordering Districts will be allowed on any team at District, Regionalor National level.

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Sanctions and Penalties-Upon the recommendation of the AAU Girls’ Basketball Executive Committee, the National BasketballCommittee may impose sanctions at the AAU Convention against any coach, club, or team forunsportsmanlike conduct or other actions considered detrimental to the AAU Girls’ Basketball program.

Every National Tournament team/coach must sign this pre-tourney forfeiture statement:"If a team forfeits a game in the National tournament he/she will be suspended for the next game andplaced on one (1) year probation unless the Lead Commissioner and the Tournament Directordeclares that the forfeit was unavoidable" Results of the forfeit will be forwarded to the Chair of thecoaches’ District for further review.

Infractions Committee-The National Chair shall appoint a five-person committee to comprise the Infractions Committee, one ofwhich shall serve as Committee Chair.

-The National AAU Sport Committee has jurisdiction to determine all qualifications, requirements or termsnecessary for participation in the national program.

-Penalties may be imposed for violations of AAU Girls’ Basketball rules, ethical policies, or the AAU Code.Penalties that may be imposed include, but are not limited to, suspension, expulsion, probation, fines,reprimands, warnings, or other limitations or penalties.

-Decisions of the Executive Committee or of its process may be appealed to the AAU Board of Reviewunder the procedures set forth in the AAU Code. Petitions for reinstatement or for modification orcommutation of penalties shall be made to the National Basketball Chair. The Chair may act on the petitionor refer it to the Infractions Committee for review.

Procedures of the Infractions Committee:

1. Infractions are to be reported to the Infractions Committee Chair in writing.The Chair may request the reporting party to provide additional information or evidence beforeinitiating an investigation of the complaint. The Chair must determine whether there is probablecause to believe that an infraction has occurred over which the Sport Committee has jurisdiction.Complaints over which the Committee has no jurisdiction may be referred to the District or the AAUBoard of Review. If there is no probable cause, the Committee Chair will discuss the complaint andadvise the complaining party.

2. The Chair shall give written notice of the complaint to the accused party.In all cases in which probable cause is found, the Chair of the Infractions Committee will send to theaccused party a written notice of the facts of the complaint, the rules which are alleged to have beenviolated, and the procedures that are to be followed during the investigation. The notice shall advisethe accused party that it has twenty days to submit any evidence that it wishes the Committee toconsider or to otherwise respond to the complaint.

3. The Chair shall receive the evidence.Evidence may be presented by writing or by telephone. If evidence is given by telephone, the Chairwill make his own notes of the conversation to be included in the body of evidence.

4. The Infractions Committee shall conduct a hearing.The Chair shall distribute copies of all evidence to the Committee members. He/she may include hisown report on the findings of the investigation. During its deliberations, the Infractions Committeemay choose to hold a conference call or communicate by mail, e-mail, or facsimile. It may choose tointerview any witnesses, to make any further investigation, and/or to examine any evidence bearingon the case.

5. The Infractions Committee shall make a recommendation to the Executive Committee.

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6. The Executive Committee shall render the decision.The Executive Committee may accept, reject, or modify the Infractions Committee penaltyrecommendation.

7. Infractions Committee Chair shall notify all affected parties of the results, penalties, and appealrights.

Competition RulesRules-The official rules for AAU Girls’ Basketball are the 2005-2006 NCAA Women’s Basketball rules. RuleBooks may be obtained from NCAA Publishing Dept., P. O. Box 6222, Indianapolis, IN 46206-6222 oronline at http://ncaa.org. There is a $7.50* charge for the book. (* Fee may be subject to change.)

Roster Size-A maximum of fifteen (15) players is allowed on a team throughout the DQT, SRT and/or the National level.A team shall be allowed to add (pick up) a maximum of three (3) players to their official roster used whenadvancing to a National Championship with an overall maximum of fifteen (15) players. >Pick-up playersmust qualify by age and residence in the year of competition. No player whose team has qualified for aDivision I Championship may be picked up for Division II.No team, after their roster has been accepted for the District Qualifying Tournament, may drop any player topick another. Please, also refer to Player Participation under Eligibility above. A maximum of three (3)athletes from bordering Districts will be allowed on any team at District level or Nationallevel.

Game Playing Times-Districts may determine the length of games in their Qualifying Tournaments. However, it is stronglyrecommended that Districts follow the times below.

Age Division Game Length9/U, 10/U 7-Minute Quarters11/U, 12/U, 13/U 16-Minute Halves14/U, 15/U 18-Minute Halves16/U, 18/U, 19/U, AAU Junior Olympic Games 20-Minute Halves

-Overtime periods are 5 minutes, except for the 9/Under & 10/Under age divisions. Overtime period for9/Under & 10/Under division is 3 minutes.Half time is 10-minutes for all age divisions.-Teams shall have a minimum of 15 minutes to warm-up before games.

-Game time is game time. If a team arrives prior, then they shall have 15 minutes to warm-up.

Official Basketball-The Rawlings 10 panel 28.5” circumference composite basketball shall be the Official AAU Basketball forall AAU National Championship Tournaments as well as Super Regional Tournaments. It is not required, butstrongly recommended that this ball be used in all AAU Sanctioned Tournaments including the DistrictQualifying Tournaments (DQT).

Bench Personnel-Only those persons whose names appear on the roster sheet may sit on the players’ bench. This is limited to15 players and no more than 4 other persons (coaches, trainers, score keepers, etc.) for a maximum of 19persons (All of which must have AAU membership verification). No young children will be allowed to sit onthe bench. All non-uniformed personnel on the bench (INCLUDING COACHES) must wear theChampionship credential. Due to insurance reasons, no exceptions will be allowed.

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1. All teams must have at least 2 and no more than 4 registered bench personnel during all games.

2. Bench personnel may be added (up to a max of four) at National Championship registration.

Coaches Dress Code-All bench personnel, both male and female, must adhere to the Coaches’ Dress Code by wearing a shirt witha collar, long pants or dress shorts/skirts, closed toe shoes, plus no HEAD ATTIRE may be worn while onthe bench or during opening ceremonies. Game Officials shall have full and final authority to interpret thisrule. Each violation to the bench rule will result in a technical foul (administrative, not charged to the coach.)Example: If a person is charged with the technical foul then he/she must leave the bench area until his/herattire meets the code.

Temporary Transfer/Pick-Ups-An athlete may be granted a temporary transfer from her team/club to another team/club. For the purposeof competing in an AAU National Championship, or other event a team may pick up a maximum of 3 playersthat qualify by age and residence. A team cannot drop players to add players. (refer to Eligibility,page 12and Roster Additions, page 21) The maximum of 15 players on any roster still applies. (Refer to Eligibility)

District Qualifying Championships

Age Divisions-Districts are encouraged to conduct qualifying competitions in all age divisions.

Notice of Meeting-The Girls’ Basketball District Director must notify the National AAU Office of when and where the meetingto determine the dates and locations of their District Qualifying Tournaments (DQT) will be. This must bedone no less than 30 days prior to said meeting and no less than 90 days prior to the first Tournament. Thisnotification shall in no case be later than January 31 in the year of competition. If any Director fails to maketimely notification, then the National Girls’ Basketball Chair shall have the authority to establish a date andlocation, send notice to all current and previous year registered clubs, and send a representative of theNational Girls’ Basketball Executive Committee to facilitate the proceedings.

Qualifying Requirements-Athletes and teams that have qualified in their respective DQT and or SRT will be eligible to compete in theNational Championship held during that calendar year.

-Districts, which do not field and play a minimum of 3 teams from at least 2, separate AAU clubs in their agedivision Qualifying Tournament shall not be eligible to participate in the D-I National Championships, unlessqualifying in a SRT. They may, however, participate in a Division II National Championship.

-Procedures for advancing to National Championships:

Division I and Division II

Districts may have separate D-I and D-II brackets in their District Qualifying Tournament (DQT) withno crossover required. All teams, both D-I & D-II, will count toward sending teams to the NationalChampionship tournaments. However, teams playing in a D-II bracket qualify only for D-IItournaments. D-I bracket teams can qualify for either D-II or National Championship tournaments. If ateam in D-I qualifies for the National Championship, they cannot play in D-II. (Both athlete &team) Any team that does not qualify for D-I is eligible to play in their respective D-II NationalChampionship. Teams that qualify for D-I or D-II may pick up a player from D-II. (See additional rulesin the Handbook regarding “pick-up” players.)

Age Division of Teams

Participating*to Advance 1

Team

of TeamsParticipating*to Advance 2

Teams


Teams


Teams9/u & 10/u 3 3 3 411/u to 16u 3 – 9 10-17 18-35 36 or more18/u & 19/u OPEN

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*Participation is generally defined as a registered team that has actually played in its District QualifyingTournament. A registered team that does not play any of its games shall not be counted as a participatingteam. Exceptions to this may be granted by the National Chair.

-In the event a qualified first, second, third, or fourth place team from a District tournament relinquishes itsright to play in the National Championships:

1. The team must notify the District Girls’ Basketball Director by certified letter of its inability to fulfillits obligation to participate.

2. Upon receipt of the certified letter, the District Girls’ Basketball Director shall select, in descendingorder of qualification, the teams to fill the announced vacancies and notify the AAU Girls’Basketball National Certification Chair of these changes.

3. Exceptions to the above may be granted by the National Chair.

-No District may be represented at the National Championships by more teams than it qualified thru theirDQT or Final Four National finish or SRT. The Host Organization (LOC), is granted an additional positionfor a Host Team.

Notification-Each District Girls’ Basketball Director or Tournament Director is to notify the AAU National Headquartersof the sites and dates of District Qualifying Tournaments 3 weeks prior to their beginning (copy oftournament information sheet). Failure to do so could result in forfeiture of qualifying teams’ right toadvance.

Awards-District and Regional Qualifying Tournaments must give AAU medals to the winning participants. Requestawards through the AAU National Headquarters.

ENTRY PACKETS-DISTRICT GIRLS’ BASKETBALL DIRECTORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEEING THAT ALLQUALIFYING TEAMS RECEIVE THE NATIONAL ENTRY PACKET AND FOR SENDING “PROOFOF TOURNAMENTS.” THE AAU NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS MUST BE INFORMED OF THENUMBER AND THE DESTINATION OF PACKETS TO BE SENT.

Dividing Districts to Qualify for Nationals-If a district consists of two or more states, the District has the option of conducting individual StateChampionships for any or all sports. Champions resulting from such competition shall have the right toadvance to Regional Championships and/or National Championship. Athletes within the District maycompete in only one such State Championship, per sport, within the District. Athletes from each State shallbe governed by residency requirements as if they reside in different District. The advancing teams mustidentify themselves in entry information by using District/State (i.e., Southeastern/Tennessee,Southeastern/Alabama).

Top Four Districts in 2005 National TournamentsDistricts that finished in the top four of the 2005 National Championship will get anadditional bid to the 2006 Division I National Championship.

AGE DIV 10 11 12 13 14 15 161 AZ SP SP SP SW IN MA2 OH SP OK PV IN OH PV3 SE/TN SP SP PVSE/TN OK MA OH4 SP NC MV/KS SE/AL IN PA SO/LA

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The 18/u & 19/u Divisions are open events. Any team eligible by age, residence and membership may participate in therespective AAUI National Championship without participating in a district Qualifying Tournament (DQT). However,teams in each age division must participate in their DQT to retain any seed earned from the 2005 17/u Tournament.

Super Regional TournamentsPlease visit our website www.aaugirlsbasketball.org for a complete list of Super Regional Tournaments(SRT). AUTOMATIC BIDS: Teams that finish first (1st.) or second (2nd) in any SRT may receive anautomatic bid to the D-I National Championship Tournament. The following table will determine thenumber of teams.

4 to 9 teams = 1 team may advance10+ Teams = 2 teams may advance

Qualifiers must also participate in their District Qualifier, if offered. However, the National Chair may allowa team who has qualified for Nationals through a SRT, NOT to have to participate in their DQT, if he feelsthe circumstances warrant an exemption. After a team qualifies, whether in a SRT or DQT, and then finisheshigh enough to qualify in a subsequent Tournament, the next highest team in that subsequent Tournamentwill also qualify for the Division I National Championship.Teams from Canada & Mexico may qualify for a Division - I National Championship through a SuperRegional Tournament (SRT).

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPSEntry Materials

-ALL ENTRIES TO THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHP MUST BE SENT BY THE ADVANCING TEAMTO THE NATIONAL CHAIR OR THEIR DESIGNEE AND THE NATIONAL TOURNAMENTDIRECTOR BY UPS OVERNIGHT, FEDEX OR AIRBORNE EXPRESS, TO BE RECEIVED NO LATERTHAN THE DEADLINE DATE.-Teams whose paperwork is incomplete and/or not received by the entry deadline will not be accepted intothe tournament and will not be drawn into the brackets. No team will be entered in the NationalChampionship that fails to meet all entry requirements.

Teams that qualify for the National Championship must submit all of the following:1. Team Roster2. Birth Records3. College Permission Letters, if applicable4. Junior Eligible Form (16/u only)5. Individual Entry Applications (complete with current pictures and signatures)6. Team Entry Form7. Entry Fee: $600.00 for Division I or Division II. (Cashier Check, Money Order or District

Checks ONLY) (NO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED)

THERE WILL BE NO REFUND OF FEES FOR THENATIONAL TOURNAMENTS AFTER THE “DRAW” HASBEEN MADE”

Roster Additions-A team shall be allowed to add a maximum of 3 players to their official roster for the Nationals, up to amaximum of 15 players. However, those “pick-up” players must qualify by age and residence.

-A maximum of three (3) athletes from bordering Districts will be allowed on any team at the District,Regional or National level. This includes the original Roster AND any “pick up” players as described above.Teams cannot drop players to add players

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Birth RecordsTeams that qualify for National Tournaments must submit proof of birth records. This must be one of thefollowing:

1. A certified copy of birth record from the State, County, or Municipal Bureau of Vital Statistics onthe place of birth

2. A certified copy of the delayed registration of birth if the athlete’s birth was not recorded on her dayof birth, issued by the same governing bodies

3. Consular Service Form FS-240, “Report on Birth” issued by the U.S. Department of State4. Immigration and naturalization forms I-151 and I-255. Form No. 43-12311-7 issued by the U.S. Department of Justice

6. Legal passport.

7. Driver’s License

Eligibility Questions-Any questions pertaining to the eligibility of a player or team shall be directed to the National Chair orhis/her designee. No member of the LOC committee shall have the authority to rule on eligibility.

AAU Junior Olympic GamesThe National Championship that is held as part of the AAU Junior Olympic Games is different in manyways:

-Each District (excluding Host and those Districts that have separate state qualifiers that choose to haveseparate teams for each entity) may send 2 teams to the AAU Junior Olympic Games.

-The criterion for qualification and team composition is to be determined by each District.

-Athletes in the AAU Junior Olympic Games are not required to have previously registered or participated inthe AAU, but must have high school eligibility remaining for the 2005-2006 school year. They must havecurrent AAU membership.

-The National Chair may designate additional at large teams from any District.

-A team that has qualified for other National Championships must participate in that championship in orderto participate in the JO games. If the qualifying team does not participate, then no member of said team mayparticipate in the Junior Olympic Games without special permission from the National Chair.

-Athletes may have participated in any age division of the program.

-Participants may change teams/clubs for this competition without having to transfer.

Proof of TournamentDistrict Girls’ Basketball Director or Tournament Director must forward the following list of items to theNational Certification Chair. These proofs should be received 3 weeks after the DQT or SRT OR by theentry deadline for the Nationals, whichever is EARLIER.

1. All actual roster sheets used in the Qualifying Tournament2. All score book sheets from the Qualifying Tournament3. Qualifying Tournament bracket showing team names, scores, and dates of play.

Host Team-The AAU District that is host to a National Championship is allowed to enter a team directly from thatDistrict if it meets all AAU Girls’ Basketball requirements and the said team has participated in its DistrictQualifying Tournament. The Host Team is in addition to the teams that qualified and shall benamed by the organization hosting the Championship. The place of finish shall have nobearing on the naming of this Host Team.

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Tournament Format-All AAU Girls’ Basketball National Championships shall begin by using the pool play format. In the 9,10, 11, 12 & 13/u D-I National Championships there will be a maximum of five (5) and a minimumof four (4) teams in each pool. The top 2 teams from each pool will advance to the Championshipdouble elimination bracket. All teams that do not advance to the Championship bracket mayparticipate in the consolation National Classic at no additional cost. National Classic participantswill go directly into a Modified Double Elimination Bracket with no “IF” game.

-A coach from each team wishing to continue in either the Championship or National Classic bracket may berequired to check-in with the Tournament Office at the conclusion of pool play to determine their position.

-In the 14, 15, 16, 18 & 19/u D-I National Championships there will be a maximum of six (6)and a minimum of five (5) teams in each pool with every team advancing to a singleelimination bracket. Teams will be seeded by the way they finish in their respective pools.There will be no National Classic in these five Divisions. Circumstances may requireadjustments to the prescribed format. The National Chair shall make the final decision on anyadjustment.

TIEBREAKER - In Pool Play where 2 teams are tied, “head-to- head” competition between the 2 teams willdetermine the winner. If more than 2 teams are tied, a point differential (maximum of 13 points) Tiebreakerwill be applied. The point differentials of each game are totaled and the teams are ranked accordingly. In thecase of a three-way-tie, the team with the most points is declared the top team, the team with the next mostpoints is second and the team with the third most points is third.

-In case of a three or four-way tie with points all even, then you choose from the following:a. Flip of coin with odd man out until there are only two (2) left and then refer back to the original

head-to-head. ALL COACHES MUST AGREE TO THE FLIP.b. If coaches cannot agree to the coin flip, then the tied teams will play a 5-minute round robin with

total points counting in the round robin. The team or teams with the highest number of points wins.The Tournament Director will handle the coin flip and/or round robin. The Director will determinewhen the round robin will be held with no appeal. NOTE: All teams will be in the bonus.

Tournament Draw-16 Districts will be seeded from the previous year’s National Championships. A blind draw shall be

made for all other entries. (Example: The 13/U will be seeded by last year’s 12/U finish, etc.However, the 9/U, AAU Junior Olympic Games, and D-II’s are a blind draw.)

-Blind draws shall begin with the remaining Districts 1st place finishers, followed by 2nd place, then 3rd

and 4th place finishers. Teams qualifying from a Super Regional Tournament shall be place in theblind draw in the same manner.

-The draw will be held at the AAU National Headquarters the week following the deadline for entries tobe received. The Commissioner-In-Charge, Tournament Director, Tournament Coordinator, andNational Chair or his/her designee shall administer the draw.

-Teams finishing first and second in the same pool will advance to the opposite side of the Championshipbracket as will third and fourth place and fifth and sixth finishers.

-If a seeded team is unable to attend, but notifies the National Chair prior to the entry deadline date, allother seeded teams below would move up one in the bracket. However, no 17th place team will beseeded.

-If a team is unable to attend after making their official entry, a new POOL will NOT be drawn. Instead,a BYE will appear on the bracket.

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-The Host Team and the Host District Champion shall be drawn into opposite pools for the Nationaltournament.

-Teams from the same District will be put in different pools.-NO REFUND OF FEES WILL BE MADE AFTER THE DRAW HAS BEEN COMPLETED:

Registration-A team and all available members of that team shall attend registration during the assigned registration

time.-Registration at all National Tournaments will begin at 10:00 a m. (The National Chair may make

adjustments to the Registration Times if numbers dictate.) A late athlete must register before shetakes part in any game. Penalty: All games she participated in may be forfeited if she fails toregister.

-All athletes and coaches must show their AAU membership verification at the time of Registration. Ifverification is lost or cannot be produced, another one may be purchased at that time with no refund.

-A late athlete may register at any time before the conclusion of play in all National Tournaments.

-Any athlete that participates before she registers may forfeit her eligibility for the remainder of thetournament and the team may forfeit any game in which she participated. IT IS THE COACH’SRESPONSIBILITY TO FIND THE AAU COMMISSIONER FOR LATE REGISTRATION.

Venues-Host may not change a competition venue after the site inspection and execution of the contract without

the approval of the lead Commissioner assigned to the Tournament; any violation may subject Hostto a fine.

Meetings-Coaches should attend a pre-Tournament meeting at the National Championship or designate a

representative on their behalf. Failure to attend this Coaches’ Meeting and to check-in at theconclusion of pool play may result in loss of valuable information and even a forfeit.

-The Complete Athlete program is mandatory in the age divisions where it is presented. If a team fails toattend this program, the HEAD coach may be suspended from coaching the team’s next game.He/she may not be allowed in the playing venue where the team is competing.

Opening Ceremony Attire-Athletes and coaches may wear their game uniforms, team warm-up uniforms or AAU t-shirts

distributed at registration. No hats may be worn. There should be no throwing of items during theopening ceremony.

Program-Each head coach shall receive a National Championship program.

Warm-UpParticipating teams are encouraged to bring their team fight song or state song. Music may be played

during warm-up period over venue’s p.a. system or on portable music system. If both teams providemusic, music shall be alternated.

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Coach’s Conduct-In a National Championship, if a coach receives two technical fouls, he/she shall leave the game and

the facility as well. The ejected coach may not coach the next game. However, if in a subsequentgame, the same coach again receives two technical fouls, he/she shall be removed from thecompetition venue and will not be allowed to coach the remainder of the tournament. Coachesmust sign Coach’s Code of Ethics at registration.

Coaching Restrictions-National Championship Tournament Directors CANNOT coach any team competing in the National

Championships for which he/she is director. No National Executive Committee member mayfunction as a member of that committee if he/she is coaching in that tournament.

Officials-Official may not work a game involving a team from the District where that official works or lives.-Division I National Championships for 12/u, 13/U, 14/U, 15/U, 16/U, 18/U, 19/U, and AAU Junior

Olympic Games shall utilize 3-person officiating crews. The decision on the other Tournaments shallrest with the local tournament director and the referee representative of the Executive Committee.Officiating crews must remain consistent throughout the entire tournament.

Awards-Each athlete and registered coach on the top eight finishing teams will receive a finalist medal and the

top four teams will receive a trophy.

-All trophies and awards will be ordered by the National Executive Committee and billed to the HostCommittee.

-All-American Awards shall be presented in the 16/U, 18/U, and 19/U divisions only.

-National Classic trophies and medals shall be awarded to the top four teams in the 9 to 13 age divisions.There is no National Classic Tournament for the 14/u, 15/u, 16/u, 18/u & 19/u age divisions, theGrade Based Events or in any Tournament with less than 33 entries.

Disciplinary CommitteeThe Disciplinary Committee at the National Championship Tournament will consist of:1. The Tournament Director will be the Chair.2. The Tournament Coordinator3. Two members of the National Executive Committee attending4. The Referee Assignor

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE SELECTIONBid Requirements-Minimum bidding requirements are listed in the AAU National Championship Bid Book, which may be

ordered from the AAU National Headquarters. Call or write AAU Headquarters to receive a bidbook. No bid will be considered without completing proper forms.

Girls Basketball Bid BookAAU National Headquarters

P.O. Box 22409

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Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830-2409407-934-7200

Bid Procedures-National Championship bids are awarded at the AAU Convention. Presentations shall be coordinated

through a designated Executive Committee member. Each bid will be presented to the Bid SelectionCommittee (BSC), which will present recommendations to the delegates attending the annualmeeting at the National Convention for approval or rejection. The BSC shall be comprised of theExecutive Committee and two representatives from each of the four (4) AAU Zones. If only one bidis received, the Executive Committee is not required to, but may, approve that bid or wait until suchtime as other bids might be obtained. The Executive Committee may award any NationalChampionship not awarded at the AAU Convention. Audiovisual presentations are subject toavailability and are the responsibility of each presenter. Whenever possible, tournaments will beawarded 2 years in advance. Bids will be awarded for the year 2008 at the 2006 Convention.

National ChampionshipsAny National Championship host organization is required to have its Tournament Director or their

representative attend the National Championship the year before they are to host. Said representativeshall take part in registration, observe Opening Ceremonies, monitor daily operations, and meet withthe local host and AAU Executive Committee members in attendance. The Host must also attend ameeting of all current year hosts as arranged by the AAU Girls’ Basketball Committee.

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAMSPolicy-Any international cultural exchange program and related activities MUST be coordinated with and

approved by the AAU National Headquarters and the Officers of the Union with NO EXCEPTIONS.Contact AAU National Headquarters for approval forms and letters to be forwarded to USABasketball six to eight weeks prior to the planned departure.

-International Players are not allowed to play in the Division - I National Championships.-International teams are allowed to participate in the D - II National Championships, provided they

purchase AAU Membership and are eligible by age restrictions.

NCAA UNIFORM RULESEach team participating in any AAU National Tournament must have two different color team jerseys,

light & dark. Beginning in 2007 one jersey must be white.(From Section 5)a. Team shirts shall be of the same solid color front and back. A player’s shirt designed to be worn

inside the game pants shall be tucked inside the game pants. An undershirt is considered to be part ofthe shirt and must be a color similar to the shirt. No logos, decorations, trim, commemorativepatches, lettering or numbering may be used on an undershirt. An illegal undershirt may not be worn.

b. Tights that extend below the game pants must be similar in color to the game pants.c. No more than two identifying names or abbreviations of the names may be placed on either, or on

both, the front and back of the shirt. The name(s) must conform to the following:Placement must be such that the number(s) is clearly visible.

d. Each player shall be numbered on the front and back of the shirt with plain Arabic numerals.The following numbers are legal: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 00, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 31,

32, 33, 34, 35, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55. (But double zero and zero cannot both beused for the same team)

The number shall be at least 6 inches high on the back and at least 4 inches high on the front and not lessthan 3/4-inch width.

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Chair Duties and ResponsibilitiesNational ChairThe primary responsibility of the National Chair for AAU Girls’ Basketball is to plan, coordinate, and

facilitate the conduct of the national program, in particular, the National Championships. The AAUGirls’ Basketball Committee shall elect the National Chair, subject to the approval of the AAUNational President.

1. Coordinate all activities of the AAU Girls’ Basketball Program with the Executive Committee,Commissioners, Boards, and AAU National Headquarters.

2. Plan and chair annual meeting of the AAU Girls’ Basketball Committee. Plan and chair ExecutiveCommittee and Commissioner Meetings as needed.

3. Represent and speak about AAU Girls’ Basketball to other organizations, particularly otherorganizations involved with the sport of basketball, such as USA Basketball and the Women’sBasketball Coaches Association (WBCA).

4. Promote participation in AAU Girls’ Basketball.5. Oversee all elements of the program from publications to “sponsorship.”6. Perform other duties and responsibilities as necessary.

Certification ChairThe primary responsibility of the National Certification Chair for AAU Girls’ Basketball is to verify

team and individual athlete eligibility for the AAU Girls’ Basketball National Championships. TheAAU Girls’ Basketball Committee shall elect the Certification Chair.

1. Verify team eligibility for those teams advancing to the AAU Girls’ Basketball NationalChampionships.

2. Verify individual athlete eligibility for those teams advancing to the AAU Girls’ Basketball NationalChampionships.

3. Represent and speak about AAU Girls’ Basketball to other organizations.4. Promote participation in AAU Girls’ Basketball.5. Act in an advisory capacity at AAU National Championships.

CommissionersThe National Chair shall appoint Commissioners to assist in the conduct of the business of AAU Girls’

Basketball.Director of OfficialsThe National Chair shall appoint the Director of Officials. The primary responsibility of the Director of

Officials or their designee for AAU Girls’ Basketball is to recruit, coordinate, contract and approveall assignments of national officials to the AAU Girls’ Basketball National Championships.

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“CCOOAACCHHEESS’’ CCOODDEE OOFF EETTHHIICCSS”GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

• I will place the emotional and physical well-being of my players ahead of apersonal desire to win.

• I will treat each player as an individual, remembering the large range ofemotional and physical development for the same age group.

• I will take reasonable measures to honor all commitments to athletes.

• I will do my best to provide a safe playing situation for my players

• I will promise to review and practice the basic first aid principles needed totreat injuries of my players

• I will lead by example in demonstrating in demonstrating fair play andsportsmanship to all my players.

• I will do my best to organize practices that are fun and challenging for all myplayers.

• I will provide a sports environment for my team that is free of drugs, tobacco,and alcohol, and I will refrain from their use at all youth sports events.

• Will be knowledgeable in the rules of girls’ basketball and I will teach theserules to my players.

• I will use those coaching techniques appropriate for each of the skills that Iteach.

• I will remember that I am a youth sports coach, and that the game is forchildren and not for adults.

______________________________Signed

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GLOSSARY OF TERMSAAU - The abbreviation for the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States, Inc. AAU refers to the entirenational organization. The AAU is a national organization composed of affiliated Districts, authorized to workwith sport- oriented groups, in the administration and development of sports at all appropriate levels.

AAU Year - September 1st to August 31st.

AAU Junior Olympic Games (JOG) - In Girls’ basketball each District can send 2 teams to the JOG with noqualifying tournament being held. Also other teams may petition the National Chair to be given an invitation toplay in the tournament. In this Tournament all athletes must have at least one more year of high school eligibilityremaining.

Age Determining Date (ADD) - Date used to determine what age group an athlete may compete. Girls’ ADD isJan. 1 of the year of competition.

Birth Record - Certified record of birth showing date and other information. Must be a copy of a State record ofbirth (not a hospital record or mother's copy). A State issued drivers license

Code of Ethics - Code signed and agreed to by coaches concerning their conduct as AAU coaches.

Complete Athlete Program - Program that is required by AAU Girls Basketball and the NCAA to coversuch items as recruiting, grades, sportsmanship, etc.

District - A group of clubs, organizations, groups, and individuals in a certain geographic area, which has beenchartered by the AAU Congress as a member of the AAU to provide administrative services for amateur sportsand to foster AAU sports programs. There are currently 56 AAU Districts across the United States.

District Director - Person elected in each District to Chair a certain sport.

District Qualifying Tournament (DQT) - Tournament held by each District to determine who advances tothe different NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS

Division I (D-I) - Teams that are qualify through one of the above Tournaments.

Division II (D-II) - Teams that did not qualify for the Division I Tournament are automatically eligible forD-II.

Grade Based Tournament – (New in 2006) Event where competition divisions are determined primarily bygrade.

National Qualifier - Team or athlete that earned a position in a National Tournament by placing in an DQTor SRT.

National Championship - Winner of a certain age group at a National Championship Tournament.

Sanction - The written approval of the AAU to authorize registered athletes to participate in a specific competition oractivity This sanction provides the Host Club with the best General Liability coverage in amateur sport.

Spring Fling - Super Regional Tournament held at Disney.

Super Regional (SRT) - Invitational Tournament placed across the US to give teams an additionalopportunity to qualify for the D-I National Championship.

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2006 District Sports Directors for Girls' Basketball

District Boundaries Contact Info

Adirondack (Organized January 31, 1920)That portion of New York State east and north ofBroome, Cortland, Dutchess, Onondaga, Orange,Oswego and Sullivan counties.

Jerry O'Shea3 Winding Ridge RoadWest Sand Lake N.Y. 12196518-285-2524 -O518-285-2511 -F518-257-6110 -CEmail: [email protected]

Alaska (Organized December 3, 1965)State of Alaska.

Contact:AAU National Headquarters407-934-7200Email: [email protected]

Arizona (Organized March 10, 1956)State of Arizona

Debbie Moulton2213 South SaratogaMesa, AZ 85202480-755-3930 -O480-730-0032 -H480-831-7239-F480-620-0084-CE-Mail:[email protected]

Arkansas (Organized February 16, 1936)State of Arkansas and (added December, 1948) BowieCounty, Texas.

Jane Nichols200 Hamilton Oaks, Q1Hot Springs, AR 71913501-525-8493-H501-627-3330 - CE-Mail: [email protected]

Central (Organized 1890)Illinois, except Calhoun, Greene, Jersey, Madison,Monroe and St. Clair counties (counties of Calhoun,Greene, Jersey, Madison, Monroe and St. Clair givento Ozark Association).

Vito Mastandrea5610 N. OketoChicago, IL 60631,630-789-9097-O789-9087-FaxEmail:[email protected]

CentralCalifornia

(Organized 1952)Counties of Fresno, Inyo, Kern, Kings, Madera,Mariposa, Merced, Mona, Tulare in the State ofCalifornia. (Territory re-aligned, December, 1963).

J.R. Hatten2200 ChardonnayHanford, CA 93230559-288-2719E-Mail: [email protected]

Colorado (Organized November, 1906)State of Colorado (Territory re-aligned December,1963, 1965, 1968.)

Contact:AAU National Headquarters407-934-7200Email: [email protected]

Connecticut (Organized September 17, 1929)State of Connecticut.

Larry Miller440 Forsyth RoadSalem, CT 06420860-859-2202 (O)860-889-9409 (F)

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E-Mail: [email protected]

Florida (Organized January, 1925)Florida, except Miami-Dade (official county name hasbeen changed to Miami-Dade), Broward, that part ofHendry County West of Route 833, Palm BeachCounties and Washington Counties.(Territory re-aligned, December 1958, 1959, 1963 and 1972.)

GiGi Lemon210 S. Park Ave. Suite 202Sanford, FL 32771407-302-7570 (O)407-302-4330 (F)Email: [email protected]

Florida GoldCoast

DQT's will beApril 28,29 & 30Sites TBD

(Organized December 30, 1959)Broward, Miami-Dade (official county name has beenchanged to Miami-Dade), that part of Hendry CountyWest of Route 833, Palm Beach Counties andWashington Counties. (Territory re-aligned,December, 1963.)

Linda Baker/Danny Larkin1190 NW 42nd Ave.Miami, FL 33015305-622-2594 (O)305-820-8559 (F)Email: [email protected]

Georgia (Territory realigned September, 1989)State of Georgia.

Liz Nichols4108 Rocky LedgeSnellville, GA 30039770-979-6993-H770-979-1584-FaxEmail: [email protected]

Gulf (Organized March 6, 1931)That part of the State of Texas bounded on theNorth and including the counties of Angelina,Houston, Leon, Nacogdoches, Robertson and Shelby;on the East by the State of Louisiana; on the Southby the Gulf of Mexico and on the West by andincluding the counties of Austin, Brazos, Colorado,Fort Bend, Grimes, Matagorda, Robertson, Waller,Washington and Wharton. (Territory re-alignedSeptember, 1992.)

Jozell Patterson-Burwell9730 Palacios Ct.Houston, TX 77064281-955-2954 (H)281-946-1093 (O)281-433-5189 (C)E-Mail: [email protected]

Hawaiian (Organized November, 1910)State of Hawaii.

Contact:AAU National Headquarters407-934-7200

Indiana (Organized August 22, 1919)All of State of Indiana excepting Clark, Dearborn andFloyd counties with the reservation that all wrestlingtherein be controlled by the Indiana Association.

Walt Raines2843 S. Road 600 E.Franklin, IN 46131317-738-2010 (H)317-738-5867 (Work Fax)E-Mail: [email protected]

Inland Empire (Organized April 25, 1937)State of Washington, counties of Adams, Asotin,Benton, Chelan, Columbia, Douglas, Ferry, Franklin,Garfield, Grant, Kittitas, Klickitat, Lincoln, Okanogan,Spokane, Stevens, Walla Walla, Whitman and YakimaCounty. State of Idaho, counties of Benewah, Bonner,Boundary, Clearwater, Idaho, Kootenai, Latah, Lewis,Nez Perce, Pend Oreille and Shoshone. (Territory re-aligned September, 1987.)

Paul CampbellP.O.Box 9603Yakima, WA 98909509-453-2696-H457-0931-FaxE-Mail: [email protected]

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Iowa (Organized January 15, 1939)State of Iowa.

Teresa Parmenter3021-38th St.Des Moines, IA 50310515-255-6966-H515-279-2501-O/FaxE-Mail: [email protected]

Kentucky (Organized February 27, 1939)The State of Kentucky (except Boyd County)(Territory re-aligned, September, 1987.)

David Mills273 Ruccio WayLexington, KY 40503859-219-8677 - O859-623-5938859-224-7804 – Fax

Lake Erie (Organized, 1981)The Counties of Ashland, Ashtabula, Belmont,Columbiana, Crawford, Cuyahoga, Erie, Geauga, Huron,Jefferson, Lake, Lorain, Mahoning, Medina, Portage,Richland, Seneca, Stark, Summit, Trumbull, Tuscarawusand Wayne

Ed Heben3740 Euclid Ave.Cleveland, OH 44115216-431-5297 - O216-226-5694 - H216-965-3376g - C216-391-3278 - [email protected]

Maryland (Organized, 1981)State of Maryland (except the counties ofMontgomery and Prince Georges.) (Territory re-aligned December, 1968.)

Phil Holloway1709 Prairie CourtSevern, MD 21144410-551-3857-H410-551-1533-FE-Mail: [email protected]

Metropolitan (Organized, 1890)New York, south of and including Dutchess, Orange,Sullivan and Ulster counties; also the Canal Zone.

Debbie Brajevich2 Sharpsburg Ct.Coram, NY 11727631-928-2591516-767-6863 (F)E-Mail: [email protected]

Michigan (Organized November, 1923)State of Michigan. (Territory re-aligned December,1962 and October, 1971.)

Terry Dolan14756B Ave. EastAugusta, MI 49012269-731-2556E-Mail: [email protected]

Mid. Atlantic (Organized 1906)New Jersey, south of Mercer and Monmouth county;all of the State of Delaware and Pennsylvania, east ofand including Bedford, Centre, Clinton and Pottercounties (Territory re-aligned December, 1962.)

Walt Deegan113 Hamilton Rd.Marlton, NJ 08053856-985-5131 - H, 609-254-7683 - C215-461-0008 - O, 215-461-0006 - FE-Mail: [email protected]

Minnesota (Territory realigned September, 1989)State of Minnesota

Dave Preller11485 Halstead TrailWoodbury, MN 55125651-436-3296 - H651-768-5479 - SE-Mail: [email protected] (H)

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MissouriValley

(Organized February 14, 1931)All of Kansas and that portion of the western part ofthe state of Missouri including and bounded bycounties of Adair, Audrain, Benton, Callaway,Christian, Cole, Greene, Hickory, Macon, Montineau,Morgan, Polk, Randolph, Schuyler and Taney.(Territory re-aligned December, 1962.)

Sharon Murphy1815 N. YorkIndependence, MO 64058816-796-8893-H816-796-6545-FE-Mail: [email protected]

Montana (Organized February 15, 1936)State of Montana.

Laris RobertsP.O. Box 177Ballantine, MT 59006-0177406-967-6664-HE-Mail: [email protected]

Nebraska (Organized June 26, 1922)State of Nebraska. (Territory re-aligned September,1986.)

Contact AAU National Headquarters,[email protected]

New England (Organized, 1890)New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Islandand Vermont. (Territory re-aligned September, 1987.)

New England AAU Office301 Daniel Webster HwyMerrimack, NH 03054603-424-0695 - O603-424-2695 - FEmail: [email protected]

New England DirectorRicky Oliver51 Crystal St.Lowell, MA 01852978-455-1351 - H781-377-9513 - OEmail:[email protected]

New Jersey (Organized April 21, 1930)New Jersey north of and including Hudson, Mercerand Monmouth counties.

Joanne Cobb1 Royal Court Dr. # HSpring Lake, NJ 07717Email: [email protected]

New Mexico (Organized May 29, 1947)State of New Mexico and the counties of Brewster,Culbertson, Crockett, El Paso , Hudspeth, Jeff Davis,Presidio and Terrell in the State of Texas . (Territoryre-aligned September, 1988.)

Jane Miner1401 WilshireClovis, NM 88101505-763-4572-H/FaxEmail: [email protected]

Niagara (Organized September 27, 1919)That portion of New York State west of and includingBroome, Cortland, Onondaga and Oswego counties.

Michelle Stiles2175 Bullis Rd.Elma , NY 14059716-655-6132 (H)716-655-7444 (F)Email: [email protected]

North Carolina (Organized December 5, 1965)State of North Carolina.


Bill Christy2549 Cottage PlaceGreensboro, NC 27408336-288-2803-H336-279-8311-Fax

North Dakota (Organized December 1, 1962)State of North Dakota.

e-mail address: [email protected]

Cal Schaible1508 22nd Ave S.Fargo, ND 58103Phone: 701-239-7071 (F)701-235-8566 (H)

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Ohio (Organized May 1, 1923)State of Ohio (Territory re-aligned, December, 1959,1960, 1962 and 1963, 1971 and November, 2002 )

Ken Yablonsky7429 Killkenny Dr.West Chester, OH 45069513-755-9633Email: [email protected]

Oklahoma (Organized February 23, 1936)State of Oklahoma.

Ron Hutton2524 Smoking Oak RoadNorman, OK 73072405-360-0342 (H)405-488-4057 (C)E-Mail: [email protected]

Oregon (Organized September 23, 1935)State of Oregon and the following counties ofWashington: Clark, Cowlitz and Skamania. (Territoryre-aligned September, 1987.)

Diane Wenger3826 Ashford Dr.Eugene, OR 97405541-485-5474-HE-Mail: [email protected]

Ozark (Organized, 1935)MO east of and including the following counties,Camden, Dallas, Douglas, Knox, Miller, Monroe,Montgomery, Osage, Ozark, Pike, Scotland, Shelby,including the city of St. Louis, and Webster. Counties ofCalhoun, Greene, Jersey, Madison , Monroe and St.Clair in IL. (Territory re-aligned December, 1962.)

Lynn PetersonP.O. Box 388Lebanon, MO 65536-0388417-588-9255-O414-594-0486 - C417-588-1922-FE-Mail: [email protected]

Pacific (Organized, 1890)The State of CA, north of but not including the countiesof Fresno, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Mono and SanLuis Obispo and the counties of Churchill, Douglas,Humboldt, Lander, Lyon, Mineral, Ormsby, Pershing,Storey and Washoe in the State of NV. (Territory re-aligned December, 1961 and December, 1962 and1963.) email: [email protected] www.aaupacific.com & www.jamonit.org

Matt WilliamsPO Box 52049Sparks NV 89435(775) 530 - 4779Home (775) 358-5581Fax (775) 358-5598

PacificNorthwest

(Organized June, 1905)Washington, west of but not including Chelan,Kittitas, Okanogan and Yakima counties and north ofbut not including Cowlitz, Klickitat and Skamaniacounties.

Michael Bradley1602 MLK Blvd.Tacoma, WA 98405253-761-0939 -HFax: 253-591-5336E-Mail: [email protected]

PacificSouthwest

(Organized December 10, 1949)(Name changed from Southwest Pacific BorderAssociation at 1956 Convention) Imperial and SanDiego counties, California.


John Farrell2943 Sombrosa StreetCarlsbad, CA 92009760-753-9226 (H)760-944-1892 x 6703 (O)760-944-6306 (F)

PotomacValley

(Organized October 15, 1929)All territory in DC, counties of Montgomery and PrinceGeorges in the State of MD, and counties of Arlingtonand Fairfax and cities of Alexandria and Falls Church inVA. (Territory re-aligned December 1968. FormerlyDistrict of Columbia Association. Renamed December,1972.)

Jody Lavin PatrickP.O. Box 73Merrifield, VA 22116703-242-9758E-Mail: [email protected]

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Puerto Rico (Organized September 8, 1984)Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands. Omar Gonzalez

P.O. Box 153Isabela, PR [email protected]

Snake River (Organized December 2, 1978)All of Idaho, except the counties of Banner, Benewah,Boundary, Clearwater, Idaho, Kootenai, Latah, Lewis,Nez Perce and Shoshone and in the State of Nevadathe counties of Elko, Eureka and White Pine.

Paul CampbellP.O.Box 9603Yakima, WA 98909509-453-2696-H509-457-0931-FaxE-Mail: [email protected]

South Carolina (Organized December 5, 1965)State of South Carolina.

John Ross323 Wexwood RoadColumbia, SC 29210803-798-0357-H803-777-6951-O803-777-7044 - FE-Mail: [email protected]

South Dakota (Organized December 4, 1964)State of South Dakota.

Arlyn WohlleberPox 702Eagle Butte, SD 57625605-964-2170 - H605-964-2171 - FEmail:[email protected]

South Texas (Organized November 12, 1945)That part of the State of Texas bounded on the Eastby and including the counties of Burleson, Fayette,Jackson, Lavaca, Lee, Milam and; on the South by theGulf of Mexico and the Republic of Mexico; on theWest by and including the counties of Schleicher,Sutton and Val Verde, and on the North by andincluding the counties of Bell, Burnett, Coryell, Falls,Lampasas, Llano, Mason and Menard. (Territory re-aligned December, 1961, 1963 and September, 1992.)

Ollie Ann PoolP.O. Box 3000 PMB251Georgetown, TX 78627-3000512-943-5106 - O512-943-5116 - F512-635-4891 - CE-Mail: [email protected]

Southeastern

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(Organized August 13, 1951)All of the states of Alabama and Tennessee.(Territory re-aligned December 1958, December1972, September 30, 1989 and September 1999).

(TN) H. L. "Peanut" Cummins416 Farris CircleLa Follette, TN 37766423-566-5167-H423-566-1876-FaxE-Mail: [email protected]

(AL/FL) Denise Johnson1733 Sandy Ridge WayHoover, AL 35244205-428-0320 - H205-397-2181 - W205-266-6965 or 369-4742-CE-Mail: [email protected]

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Southern (Organized, 1892)The States of Louisiana and Mississippi.

(LA) Charles Domino13398 Hwy. 1078Folsom, LA 70437504-888-5200E-Mail: [email protected]

(MS) Donnie Fuller910 Hwy. 27Vicksburg, MS 39180601-636-1890-H601-638-3372-OE-Mail: [email protected]

SouthernNevada

(Organized January 15, 1959)Counties of Clark, Esmeralda, Lincoln, Nyle, all withinthe State of Nevada. (Territory re-alignedDecember, 1961, 1962.)


South Pacific (Organized November, 1909)The counties of Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, SanBernardino, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara andVentura all within the State of California. (Territoryre-aligned October, 1973.)


Southwestern (Organized May 8, 1936)That part of the State of Texas bounded on theSouth but not including the counties of Angelina,Brown, Callahan, Coryell, Falls, Houston, Lampasas,Leon, Milam, Mills, Nacogdoches, Robertson andShelby; on the East by the State of Louisiana, Stateof Arkansas and the county of Bowie, Texas; on theNorth by the State of Oklahoma and the county ofBowie, Texas and on the West by the counties of, butnot including Foard, Hardeman, Haskell, Jones andKnox in the State of Texas. (Territory re- alignedSeptember, 1992.)

Jerry Simmons602 ThrushDuncanville, TX 75116(817)917-0760E-Mail: [email protected]

Utah (Organized November, 1910)State of Utah (Territory re- aligned December,1978.)

Dave Hammer2706 Parleys WaySalt Lake City, UT 84109801-486-3931 - O801-486-7554 - FE-Mail: [email protected]

Virginia (Organized December 9, 1934)State of Virginia (except the Counties of Arlingtonand Fairfax and cities of Alexandria and FallsChurch.) (Territory re-aligned December, 1968.)

Jan Bruce3758 Tomley Dr. SWRoanoke, VA 24018540-989-3446-H540-580-2281-C540-989-4374-FaxE-Mail: [email protected]

WestPennsylvania

(Organized November 16, 1917)All counties in Pennsylvania west of Bedford, Centre,Clinton, Huntingdon and Potter Counties and theCounties of Brooke, Hancock, Marshall and Ohio inWest Virginia. (Territory re-aligned December, 1959

Mike McConnell217 E. Harbison Rd.Pittsburgh, PA 15205412-490-0416 - H

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and September, 1991.) 412-429-5283 - F412-812-1233 - CEmail: [email protected]

West Texas (Organized 1952)All that part of the State of Texas bounded on theSouth side and including the counties of Concho,Irion, McCulloch, Pecos, Reeves, Regan, San Saba,Tom Green and Upton; on the West by the State ofNew Mexico; on the North by the State of Oklahoma;on the East by the State of Oklahoma and by andincluding the counties of Brown, Callahan, Foard,Hardeman, Haskell, Jones, Knox, Mills and San Saba inthe State of Texas. (Territory re-aligned December,1961; October, 1976.)

Rachelle Baker3806 97th StreetLubbock, TX 79423806-794-6065806-698-1494 (F)[email protected]

West Virginia (Organized February 28, 1960)All of the state of West Virginia except the Countiesof Brooke, Hancock, Marshall and Ohio; also Lawrenceand Washington counties in Ohio; and Boyd County inKentucky. (Territory re-aligned December, 1963 andOctober, 1973.)


Wisconsin (Organized June 6, 1935)State of Wisconsin. (Territory re-aligned December,1964 and September 30, 1989)

Keith Noll2409 Stout Rd. #1Menomonie, WI 54751715-231-4000 (O)715-231-4004 (F)Email: [email protected]

Wyoming (Organized December 9, 1968.)State of Wyoming.


2005 RESULTS

2005 AAU Girls Basketball9U National Championship

South Bend, Indiana

Place District Team Name Coach's Name1 AZ Warriors Curtis Ekmark2 OH Dayton Lady Hoopstars Alan Hoskins3 SE/TN Team Pride Chris Brown4 SP NJB Stars Russell McClurg5 ME PAL Diamonds Lenny Patton5 GU Houston Hotshots Tony Rodriguez7 PV Team Excel Terrell Allen7 SO/LA Kenner Angels Gary Wood9 WV GBA Thunder Larry Lambert9 KY N. Lexington YMCA Blaze Brent Cornett

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9 PV Fairfax Stars Chris Jollay9 IN Team Indiana Black Eric Juday

13 MV Kansas Belles Don Cassee13 MV MV Eclipse Rodney Gilliard13 MD MYBA Wildcats Reggie Leach

13 IN Southside XtremeGary

Hendrickson

2005 AAU Girls Basketball10U National Chapionship

Orlando, Florida

Finish District Team Name Coach1 Southern Pacific GBL Lady Rebels Sherri Pegues2 Southern Pacific Beyond the Rim Fonda Wilson3 Southern Pacific San Gabriel Valley Lyle Honda

4 North Carolina Garner FlamesVerdell

Richardson5 Georgia Georgia Pistols Gold Jamie McBride5 Southwestern All Net 94 Carven Holcombe7 Oklahoma Oklahoma Select Lil Ballers Toni White7 Missouri Valley Missouri Valley Eclipse Joe Erskine9 Potomac Valley Maryland Flames Bill McDermott9 Southern Pacific SouthBay Waves Bryn Britton9 Indiana Indiana's Finest Black Tim Davidson9 Maryland Baltimore Ravens Larry Kelly

13 North Carolina Queen City Jewels Garrie Burks Jr.13 Ohio Dayton Lady Hoopstars Duane Williams13 Southeastern/TN TN Express Anthony Flatt13 Southeastern/AL Alabama Twisters Craig Williams

2005 AAU Girls Basketball10U National Chapionship Classic

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Orlando, Florida

Finish District Team Name Coach1 Central IL Basketball Academy (IBA) Brian Ruehl2 Potomac Valley Potomac Valley Vogues David Hannah3 North Carolina Carolina Lady Cougars Brooks Brock4 Kentucky Louisville Jaguars Patrick Kiesel


Springfield, Missouri

Finish District Team Name Coach 1 SOUTHERN PACIFIC BEYOND THE RIM RICHARD WHITE 2 OKLAHOMA AIR OK STARS DAVID GLOVER 3 SOUTHERN PACIFIC LADY RAMPAGE MIKE WELLS

4 MISSOURIVALLEY/KS

MISSOURI VALLEYECLIPSE STEVE MEIER

5 ARKANSAS ARKANSAS FIREBALLS JEFF SPALETTA 5 NORTH CAROLINA CAROLINA ANGELS PAUL SWANEY 7 MIDDLE ATLANTIC MID ATLANTIC ELITE KEITH WEBSTER 7 SOUTHERN PACIFIC MONTEREY PARK HEAT C. BARRY MOON 9 SOUTHEASTERN/TN LADY TROTTERS JEFF KYLE 9 POTOMAC VALLEY VOGUES JEFF BENJAMIN

9 VIRGINIA HAMPTON ROADSREDTIDE

MILTONDUNNINGTON

9 METROPOLITAN STATEN ISLAND REBELS TOM CAVANAGH 13 VIRGINIA ROANOKE LADY HAWKS SHANNON TAYLOR

13 OHIO DAYTON LADYHOOPSTARS BRIAN McGLOIN

13 NEW JERSEY CENTRAL JERSEY HAWKS MARY BETHBOWLER

13 NEW JERSEY JERSEY STING KEVIN KRESGE


Springfield, Missouri

Finish District Team Name Coach1 POTOMAC VALLEY LADY MAJIC AARON BLAINE

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2 POTOMAC VALLEY MARYLAND FLAMES JEFFREY GRANT 3 WEST VIRGINIA WV THUNDER SHANNON LEWIS 4 SOUTH TEXAS SAN ANTONIO HEAT KEN GARCIA


Amarillo, Texas

Finish District Team Name Coach 1 Southern Pacific Beyond The Rim John Wells2 Potomac Valley MD Lady Crusaders Bryan Chase3 Southeastern/TN KGC Lady Pride Mike Capps4 Southeastern/AL Alabama Twisters Darrell Barber5 Florida Jacksonville Lady Rams Tony Bannister5 Southwestern Texas Thunder 92 Gold Amie Braley7 West Virginia WV GBA Thunder Larry Lambert7 Middle Atlantic Mid-Penn Motion Tina Klotzbeecher9 Potomac Valley Maryland Flames Herb Krusen9 Missouri Valley/MO Missouri Magic Doug Helper9 Missour Valley/KS Kansas Belles Ron Hellwig9 Western Penn Western PA Bruins Hal Kestler

13 Virginia Prince William Virginians Nsonji White13 Ohio Queen City Jaguars Michelle Davis13 Pacific Sacramento Believers Marvin Nakamoto13 Pacific Mission Rec. Center Oscar Jimenez


Amarillo, Texas

Finish District Team Name Coach1 Pacific Next Level Basketball David Kendrick

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2 Metropolitan CAS Douglas Panthers Charles Williams3 Potomac Valley Maryland Team Excel Henry Lloyd4 North Carolina Concord Blazers Demetri Allison


Dayton, Ohio

Place District Team Name Coach

1 Southwestern Fort Worth Frogs James Parker 2 Indiana Indiana's Finest Black Cats Bob Faris 3 Oklahoma Oklahoma Select Trevor White 4 Indiana Indy Wildcats Cory Majors 5 Metropolitan Long Island Silver Bullets Leon Martin 5 North Carolina Garner Flames Blue Arne Morris 7 Gulf Houston Hotshots Tony Rodriguez 7 Southeastern/TN Tennessee Team Pride Tiffany Woosley 9 Southeastern/TN Shelbyville Sport Shop Tom Insell 9 Southeastern/TN West Tennessee Lady Tigers Andre Pruitt 9 Connecticut CT Storm Russ Hill 9 Southeastern/AL Southern Starz Doug Bush

13 Central Full Package Matt Truding 13 Connecticut Connecticut Shamrocks Kim Martin 13 Ohio Dayton Lady Hoopstars Black Dan Christie

13 Potomac Valley Fairfax Stars Tony Ratliff


Dayton, Ohio

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Place District Team Name Coach

1 New Jersey NJ Crusaders Mary-Alice Zauocki 2 Maryland Baltimore Cougars John Luckey 3 Florida Orlando Hoopstars Bryan Fulford

4 Virginia James River Blaze Julie Pinkard

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2005 AAU Girls' Basketball14u Division I National Championship

Roanoke, Virginia Finish District Team Coach

1 Indiana Indiana's Finest Blackcats Matt Arnold2 Ohio Dayton Lady Hoopstars John Coffee

3 Middle Atlantic FencorHeatherWeindorfer

4 Pacific East Bay Xplosion Mark Anger5-T Southeastern/TN Knoxville's Finest Frank Goswitz5-T Ohio Cincinnati Finest Lady Ballers Steve Sanders5-T Middle Atlantic Comets Chris Genther5-T Missouri Valley Eclipse Joe Erskine9-T Ohio Spiece Dayton Lady Airmen Doug Potter9-T Iowa All Iowa Attack Dickson Jensen9-T Minnesota MN N.C. Heat Paul Hill9-T Georgia Georgia Pistols Gold Tim Wilcox9-T Pacific Mission Rec. Center Oscar Jiminez9-T Southern/LA LA Storm Curtis Thomas9-T Middle Atlantic DBL Phoenix Flo Hagains9-T Arkansas Mavericks-Brown Benny Brown

2005 AAU Girls' Basketball15u National Championship

Clarksville, TennesseeFinish District Team Coach

1 Middle Atlantic Fencor Veronica Algeo2 Potomac Valley Fairfax Stars - PV Aggie McCormick-Dix3 Ohio Dayton Lady Hoopstars Jerry Rex4 Southern/LA Kenner Angels Alan Frey

5-T Michigan Pistons John Ciszewski5-T Gulf Cy-Fair Elite Fred Reed5-T Middle Atlantic DBL Phoenix David McCatty5-T Kentucky Louisville Sting Zena Heckstall9-T Indiana Soldiers Basketball Maurice Scott9-T Connecticut Connecticut Spirit Sito Morales9-T Virginia Fairfax Stars - VA Pete Garrison9-T Central Full Package - Silver Ralph Gesualdo13-T Southeastern/TN Tennessee Flight Michael Burt13-T Georgia Georgia Magic Lee Norman13-T Ohio Queen City Crossover Kelly Peek13-T Central Illinois Hustle - Red Derril Kip

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Orlando, Florida

Finish District Team Name Coach1 Georgia Georgia Metros Nike Elite

Kathy RicheyWalton

2 Middle Atlantic Philadelphia Belles-Lynch Kevin Lynch3 Missouri Valley/Missouri Kansas City Keys Harrel Johnson4 Florida FBVA Orlando Comets-Red Garfield Blair5 Florida Gold Coast Hollywood Eagles-Suns Richard Walker5 Western Pennsylvania PA Hoop Stars Jennifer Scott5 Virginia Boo Williams Boo Williams5 Middle Atlantic DBL Phoenix Yolanda Laney8 Southwestern Team Texas 88 Ron Gathright8 Potomac Valley Fairfax Stars Aggie McCormick8 Connecticut CT Breeze David Danko

8 OhioDayton Lady Hoopstars-

Black Nathan Bellman8 Southeastern/Tennessee TN Flight Matt Insell8 Michigan Michigan Belles Jim Halverson8 Connecticut Connecticut Shamrocks Alan Walker8 Indiana Indianas Finest Black Tom Earlywine

200516u All-Americans

District Team Name1 Southeastern/TN TN Flight #10 Jackie Pickel2 Virginia Boo Williams #33 Jessica Breland3 Virginia Boo Williams #23 Kimberly Rodgers4 Missouir Valley/Missouri K C Keys #22 Tanisha Smith5 Missouir Valley/Missouri K C Keys #23 Lacee Groves6 Middle Atlantic DBL Phenix #3 Khadisah Rushdan7 Georgia GA Metros Elite #24 Jordan Greenleaf8 Georgia GA Metros Elite #23 Ashley "Cheeto" Houts9 Southwestern Team Texas 88 #44 Rachel Rentschler10 Florida Hollywood Eagles #34 Jacinta Monroe11 Middle Atlantic Phil. Belles-Lynch #23 Katie Holzer12 Middle Atlantic Phil. Belles-Lynch #15 Bridgett Mitchell13 Western Penn Hoop Stars #25 Shayla Scott14 Florida FBVA Comets # 3 Alexa Deluzio15 Florida FBVA Comets #34 Krystal Thomas

MVP Georgia GA Metros Elite #3 Maya Moore

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2005 AAU Girls Basketball

17U National Championship

Orlando, Florida

Finish District Team Name Coach1 Oklahoma Air Oklahoma Stars Ron Hutton2 Gulf Houston Hotshots Gold Marvin Morris3 Missouri Valley/Missouri SWMO Phantoms Allen Wilson4 Missouri Valley/Missouri K.C. Select Earnest Jones5 South Texas Austin Glory Christopher Staskus6 Southern/Louisiana Shreveport Bossier GBC Bill Cunningham

7-T Southern/Louisiana Baton Rouge Lady Tigers Tami Reynolds7-T North Carolina Charlotte Fire John Reeves9-T Ohio Cincinnati Royals Mike Buckle9-T Indiana Team Indiana Steven Shepherd9-T Arkansas NYS Lady Comets O D Baily9-T Southeastern/Alabama Alabama Twisters Gerard Johnson9-T Wisconsin Dysktra Basketball Dave Tetschlag9-T Southeastern/Tennessee Tenn Lady Aces Terreka Walker9-T Gulf Houston Hotshots Black/Gold John Locantro9-T Florida Gold Coast Premier Jaguars Gary Armstrong

2005

17u All-Americans

District Team Name

1MissouriValley/Missouri K.C. Select #20 Tyra White

2 Southern/LA Baton Rouge Tigers #45 Whitney Dunlop 3 Oklahoma Stars #55 Danielle Gant

4 Southern/LA Shreveport BossierGBC #11 Emily Carter

5 South Texas Austin Glory #44 Natalie Thomas

6 Gulf Houston HotshotsGold #15 Jhasmin Player

7 North Carolina Charlotte Fire #34 Chaunta Rice

8MissouriValley/Missouri Phantoms #25 Kayli Combs

9MissouriValley/Missouri K.C. Select #22 Alica Bell

10 South Texas Austin Glory #41 Jody Meyer 11 Oklahoma Stars #20 Sade Morris

12 Gulf Houston HotshotsGold #32 Tricia Abbott

13MissouriValley/Missouri Phantoms #15 Heather Ezell

14 Southern/LA Shreveport BossierGBC #33 Chassity Brown

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15 Gulf Houston HotshotsGold #33 Jessica Morrow

MVP Oklahoma Stars #15 Jenna Plumley


Orlando, Florida

Finish District Team Name Coach1 Missouri Valley/Kansas Kansas Belles Ron Hellwig2 Florida Gold Coast Winning Ways Matrix Tasha Hamilton3 Virginia Piedmont Pride Bobby Adkins4 Florida Seminole Raiders Alex DelaFe5 Ohio Dayton Surge Doug Sargent5 Michigan MI. Western Lakers Kurt Gallert7 Michigan Lakeside Hoops David Bogdan7 Central FEBA Superfriends James Ross9 Georgia Georgia Magic Robert Roth

2005 19u All-Americans

District Team Name 1 Florida Gold Coast Winning Ways Matrix #42 Amber Bishko 2 Michigan Lakeside Hoops #52 Joslyn Narber 3 Central FEBA Superfriends #25 JoAnne Ortiz 4 Missouri Valley Kansas Belles #41 Kari Kincaid 5 Virginia Piedmont Pride #14 Latisha Belcher 6 Virginia Piedmont Pride #22 TaRonda Wiles 7 Georgia Georgia Magic #32 Chika Okoli 8 Ohio Dayton Surge #21 Brittany Wells 9 Michigan Lakeside Hoops #12 Brittany Kemperman

10 Florida Gold Coast Winning Ways Matrix #10 Jade Williams 11 Florida Seminole Raiders #32 Lynette Jackson 12 Central FEBA Superfriends #21 Janesha Washington 13 Florida Gold Coast Winning Ways Matrix #25 Brittany Mixon 14 Georgia Georgia Magic #35 Brandi Gray 15 Missouri Valley/Kansas Kansas Belles #25 Ashley Sweat

MVP Missouri Valley/Kansas Kansas Belles #54 JoAnn Hamlin

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