X&A All IN: 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament

The first annual, All In: 3 on 3 basketball tournament is scheduled for July 5, 2025 at Patrick Henry High School, games beginning at 11 a.m.  This event commemorates Xavier and Aidan Wensink and their passion for the game of basketball. We hope to spark a fun competitive community game environment. We also would like to honor Brandon Johnson's generous christmas cheer and will be celebrating Christmas in July at the event and will be accepting monetary donations to help continue the foundation's mission to spread christmas cheer to the Family House Homeless Shelter and local community. 

Junior Divisions: As a general Rule, teams are placed into male and female divisions according to pre-established age categories as follows: 11-12, 13-14, 15-16, 17 -18

Open Adult Division: 19 -29 and 30 and over 

Any co-ed teams registered to play will automatically be schedule in a male division based on criteria listed above

The age of the players is determined as of Saturday of the event weekend.

Each team must have minimum of 3, maximum of 4 players on their rosters and be registered as a team by the predetermined entry deadlines. To ensure proper placement of team, all players must fit within the established age category. If a player does not meet the age requirement, your team will be placed into the category of the oldest player. Players may appear on only one (1) team roster for each tournament. As a general rule, teams are split into male and female divisions. Every effort will be made to place teams into these age categories. We reserve the right to change or combine age categories only when not enough teams have entered to complete an age division. 

Pre-Game: 

All games be completed with any number of players (3,2,1).

Both teams will warm up at the same time prior to the start of the game. 

Only those teams scheduled to play are allowed to occupy the court at the scheduled time. 

Teams must be at their court at the scheduled game time, even if games are “running behind” for any reason (inclement weather, slow play, etc…)

We suggest that you be at your court 15 minutes before the scheduled game time and stay there until the game is played.

No dunking allowed-during warm ups or games. Any participant registered to play in the tournament observed dunking on any basket at any time may be dismissed from the tournament.

Officials and Duties:

One official on court

Disputes or questions on interpretation are settled by the center court supervisor. 

Players and Substitutions: 

A roster consists of four players. A game may start with a minimum of one players. Player substitution is permitted during any dead ball situation. Players must “check-in” at the scorer’s table prior to entering the game. In case of obvious injury, injured player must sit out at least until the next dead ball. 

Game Time is Forfeit Time

Time Limit/Scoring

1. Coin toss will begin each game 

2. Each game will be to 21 points or 15 minutes long. 

3. Teams score by either regular two-point baskets, or by three-point shots taken from outside the three-point circle. 

4. After a basket has been scored or a foul called, a player must put the ball in play from a line past the three-point line above the foul key. 

5. All held balls will be put into play behind the three-point line with possession given alternately to each team. 

6. On defensive rebounds or steals, players must return the ball by dribble or pass across the three point line before a basket may be attempted. Once across the line, they do not have to pass the ball before shooting. 

7. After a basket, the team scored upon will put the ball in play. 

8. Fouls will be called by the court monitor/referee. One free throw will be awarded to the fouled player, even if fouled in the act of attempting a shot from behind the three point line.

9. The three-second rule will apply to all offensive players. 

10. Substitutions may be made after a basket or an out of bounds play. 

11. Each team is only allowed one 30-second timeout under the last minute of play. 

12. If the game ends in a tie after regulation time there will be a one minute overtime period. Possession will be determined by another coin toss. 

13. Ties at the end of any overtime period will result in successive one-minute periods until the tie has been broken, with possession alternating each overtime period.

The Team Captain is always the spokesperson, not a coach, parent, spectator, or one of the other players. We ask that all coaches and parents play “ the role of a spectator only”.