Court Supervisorsss

With the Round Robin format of play, each Tournament Court will function as a "stand alone" competition throughout the day. Each court will be in effect, its own tournament.

The team that wins the most games throughout the day on each court, as determined by the Court Supervisor, will advance to the Playoffs to compete for the overall Hoop Dreams Championship.

Each court will have a volunteer Court Supervisor and a professional referee. The Court Supervisor will function as the "Tournament Director" for his or her court, and will also serve as the official scorekeeper.

The Court Supervisor must have basketball experience as a player, coach or referee, and must have a working knowledge of the Hoop Dreams Tournament Official Rules. He or she must be willing to make an all day commitment on June 14th and should be willing to participate in at least one pre-Tournament conference call and one pre-Tournament meeting.

Duties & Responsibilities of the Court Supervisor:

• Each court will be its own separate "tournament," and the Court Supervisor will be the Tournament Director for that court.

• Court Supervisors will be permanently assigned to one court throughout the day.

• The Court Supervisor will maintain the schedule of play for that court, and will update a "scoreboard" that is located at his/her court that displays the results of each game, and each team's wins and losses.

• The Court Supervisor will determine which team advances to the Playoffs, and will decide the winner in case of a tie.

• The Court Supervisor does not have the authority to overrule the referee assigned to his/her court, but may, with discretion, appeal to either the Head Referee, Tournament Commissioner or the Tournament Director.

• If you are interested and qualified, please contact jeff.ruday@hoopdreams.org.