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Basketball
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NBIAA
Adopts Two Divisions for Competition
AAA
and AA
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MEDIA
RELEASE
Canada
Basketball and CSSF Partner in High School Scholarship
Program
Canada Basketball and the New Brunswick Interscholastic
Athletic Association announced today the provincial
winners of the Canada
Basketball Scholarships. $2,500 will be divided
among six (6) deserving high school basketball players
from
New Brunswick
who will be enrolled in a Canadian post secondary
education institution in the fall of 2008.
Every provincial and territorial High School Athletic
Association is participating in the program which
recognizes Canadian student-athletes and the option for
athletes to continue their post secondary basketball
career in
Canada
. Applicants were evaluated based on academic and
athletic achievement, as well as their leadership and
volunteerism in athletics and in the community.
The winners in
New Brunswick
were selected from A, AA and AAA schools. The six (6)
New Brunswick
High School
winners are as follows:
�A� Schools
Female: Janelle Fraser �
Stanley
High School
Male: Simon Jalbert � Saint Mary�s Academy
�AA� Schools
Female: Abigail Kierstead �
Bonar
Law
Memorial
School
Male: Jacob Taylor �
Woodstock
High School
�AAA� Schools
Female: Lia St. Pierre �
Bernice
MacNaughton
High School
Male: Andrew MacLean �
Miramichi
Valley
High School
UNB
Announces Baker as New MBB Coach
April
18, 2008 (FREDERICTON, NB) - The University of New
Brunswick in Fredericton is pleased to announce the
appointment of Brent Baker as head coach of the Varsity
Reds men's basketball team.
A
former Canadian national team player, Mr. Baker comes to
UNB from
St.
Francis
Xavier
University
where he was head coach of the women's basketball team
for the past two years. Prior to that, as an assistant
coach of the St.FX's men's team, he played a pivotal
role in leading the X-Men to the 2005-06 AUS
championship title and to the national semi-finals.
Sussex
Regional High School will host the 2009 NBIAA
All
Star Basketball Games on Sunday, February 22
Basketball
Commissioner
Once
again we are searching for a Basketball Commissioner to
help oversee all leagues for the NBIAA. Please
click HERE for Application Form.
Sample
of New Score Book Scoresheets
click
here
New
Brunswick
Association of Approved Basketball Officials
2007-2008
Assigning Officers
N.B.A.A.B.O.
Fee Guidelines � Revised � October 1, 2007
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Division
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2008-2009
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High
School, Varsity or
Junior
Varsity, Boys or Girls
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$
35.00
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2008-2009
NBIAA Rules
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F.I.B.A.
rules will be used unless special playing rules
are put forth by the NBIAA. In this
case the NBIAA rules will take precedence over any
other rules.
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NBIAA
Modifications:
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1.
Players - There is no limit to the number of
players that may be dressed for a game.
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2.
There shall be intervals of play of one (1) minute
between the first and second period and
between the third
and fourth period and before each extra period.
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3.
There shall be a half-time interval of ten (10)
minutes.
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4.
A team shall have ten (10) seconds to move the
ball from its back court to their front court.
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5.
A shot clock violation shall occur if the shot
does not hit the rim within thirty (30)seconds.
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6.
The NBIAA game ball shall be the Spalding TF-1000.
(BB1030 - Men and BB1031 - Female)
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Note:
2008 FIBA Rule Changes
All
below-mentioned rules will come into effect as of 1st
October 2008, i.e. after the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.
Art.
4.3 Uniforms The
provision that T-shirts may be worn by players under
their game uniforms is not valid anymore.
Art.
25.2.3 Player falling on the floor It
is legal when a player falls and slides on the floor
while holding the ball.
Art.
28.1.3 Ball goes into team�s frontcourt The
ball goes to the teams� frontcourt when, during the
dribble from backcourt to frontcourt, both feet of the
dribbler and the ball are in contact with the
frontcourt.
Art.
30.1.2 Ball returned to the backcourt It
will not be a violation anymore if a player, who jumps
from his frontcourt, establishes a new team control
while still airborne and then lands in his team�s
backcourt.
Art.
31 Goaltending and interference If
a player reaches through the basket from below and
touches the ball, it is an interference (and not a
simple violation) with all the relevant rule
consequences.
Art.
36.1.4 Unsportsmanlike foul If
a defensive player causes contact with an opponent from
behind or laterally in an attempt to stop a fast break
and there is no opponent between the offensive player
and the opponents� basket, then the contact shall be
judged to be unsportsmanlike.
Art.
38.3.1 Technical foul A technical foul can be called
on a player for excessive swinging of elbows (without
contact).
Modification
from FIBA for NBIAA games:
The
modification is:
With
the BNB and NBIAA modifications of ONE MINUTE between
each of the first and second AND third and fourth
quarters there is now to be a first
horn at 50 seconds and a second
horn at 60 seconds. The players are to
commence their return to the court with the sounding of
the 50 second horn so that play may resume with the
sounding of the 60 second horn.
Rationale:
1)
This procedure is the consistent
with the procedure related to FIBA time-outs, which have
the identical time frames.
2)
As in past seasons, it is to be expected that coach�s
will return their players to the court at the sounding
of the 50 second horn ( or soon thereafter ) AND
officials will demonstrate reasonable understanding in
the procedure.
Did
you know that the record for most points scored by a
boy in a high school basketball game is 135, set by
Danny Heater of Burnsville, West Virginia in 1960?...
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