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Friday, May 1, 2015
Re: Request to host 2016 Ontario Cup Provincial Championships
Dear Affiliated Club or Municipality,
Ontario Basketball is seeking hosts for the 2016 Ontario Cup Provincial Championship tournaments. This is an
opportunity for interested member clubs or municipalities to involve their community in one of the largest
basketball events in North America.
Consider this:
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The 2015 Ontario Cup tournament is currently showcasing about 1,150 teams.
More than 18,000 athletes and coaches will participate.
More than 500 basketball officials and site volunteers are involved each weekend.
Tournaments take place over eight weekends from March until May.
Participants and their families visit the host city for a minimum of two days each weekend.
Recent studies suggest the economic impact of Ontario Cup is more than $23 million.
Ontario Basketball will select hosts based on the quality of responses to the bid package so please make sure all
information and budgets are as detailed and accurate as possible. This package includes guidelines that can be
used to put together your organization’s application to host one or more of the 2016 Ontario Cup Provincial
Championship tournaments. It is important that as much information as possible be provided to enable Ontario
Basketball to make a proper analysis of your proposal. A complete application is necessary regardless if your
organization has hosted in the past.
A letter of intent to submit is required no later than noon on Wednesday, May 13, 2015 and all applications to
host must be submitted electronically no later than noon on Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Following a review of
all submissions, qualified applicants will be contacted prior to a public announcement.
Thank you for your interest in hosting Ontario Cup and best of luck with your application submissions.
Yours in basketball,
Jason Jansson
Executive Director
Ontario Basketball
Mike Barbin
Manager, Clubs & Competitions
Ontario Basketball
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
A) ONTARIO BASKETBALL VISION, MISSION AND VALUES
B) DEFINITION OF ONTARIO CUP
C) OBJECTIVES OF ONTARIO CUP
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2. HOSTING
A) IMPORTANT NOTES FOR 2016 ONTARIO CUP
B) APPLICATION PROCEDURE
C) 2016 ONTARIO CUP DATES AND PROJECTED REQUIREMENTS
D) HOW TO PLACE AN ONTARIO CUP BID
E) TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF HOSTING
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3. GAME OPERATIONS
A) TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
B) SITE SUPERVISORS
C) GAME AND MINOR OFFICIALS
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4. SPONSORSHIP AND MARKETING
A) ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
B) SPONSORSHIP
C) HOST CLUB REVENUE INITIATIVES AND LOCAL SPONSORSHIP
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5. LOCAL MUNICIPALITY SUPPORT
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6. ONTARIO BASKETBALL INITIATIVES
A) ONTARIO CUP HOST HEADQUARTERS
B) COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
C) ADDITIONAL CENTRALIZED GYM
D) LOCAL MEDIA INVOLVEMENT
E) PROMOTIONAL EVENT PLAN
F) PLAYER PACKAGE CONTENT
G) MEDICAL SERVICES
H) OTHER INITIATIVES
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7. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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9. SAMPLE ONTARIO CUP TOURNAMENT DRAW
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1. INTRODUCTION
A) ONTARIO BASKETBALL VISION, MISSION AND VALUES
Ontario Basketball (OBA) is a not-for-profit organization that operates within a sound business
framework. The association is directed by a multi-dimensional Board of Directors and is managed by a
competent, service-oriented, professional staff.
VISION
By living our values, Ontario Basketball aspires to be a world-class leader in the development and
enrichment of the people in our sport.
MISSION
We provide leadership and structure to enable the sport of basketball to flourish in Ontario.
VALUES
Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L)
We are unwavering in our commitment to basketball development according to the principles of CS4L.
Clarity of Purpose
We are clear, committed and passionate about basketball development.
Innovation
We believe that creativity, diversity and flexibility are necessary to thrive in a complex environment.
Relationships
We value collaborative and open relationships between members, volunteers, partners and staff.
B) DEFINITION OF ONTARIO CUP
Each year Ontario Basketball organizes and stages the Ontario Cup Provincial Championships, which are
open to all member clubs, excluding clubs in their first year of existence. Teams entered into the
provincial championships are made up of community “rep” and club teams.
Ontario Basketball’s Ontario Cup Provincial Championships are comprised of tournaments held in
various communities throughout the province. Ontario Basketball offers an optimal playing environment
for various age categories and hosts divisions based on skill level. Age groups are based on the
participants’ age, determined as of January 1 of the current year, as follows:
Novice
Atom
Major Atom
Bantam
Major Bantam
Under 10
Under 11
Under 12
Under 13
Under 14
Midget
Major Midget
Juvenile
Junior
Under 15
Under 16
Under 17
Under 19
In 2016, Ontario Cup will see approximately 1,150 teams compete in a provincial championship at the
appropriate age category and level of play.
C) OBJECTIVES OF ONTARIO CUP
1. To provide opportunities for Ontario children and youth to participate in age appropriate, organized
basketball tournament play.
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2. To provide training and development opportunities for athletes, coaches, officials, administrators
and volunteers in order to increase the level of technical support available to local, regional and
provincial-level athletes.
3. To encourage and stimulate positive public awareness of the sport of basketball, the Ontario Cup
Provincial Basketball Championships and Ontario Basketball.
4. To help promote and develop the sport of basketball in Ontario, in Canada and internationally.
5. To assist in the growth of sport tourism throughout Ontario.
6. To provide regional and provincial evaluation opportunities for basketball officials.
7. To provide revenue generating opportunities for local clubs, associations and community sports
groups through hosting grants as well as concession and advertisement sales.
8. To establish, administer and enforce rules and regulations governing the Ontario Cup Provincial
Championships for basketball.
2. HOSTING
A) IMPORTANT NOTES FOR 2016 ONTARIO CUP
Ontario Cup Draw Formats
For 2016 Ontario Cup, eight (8)-team draw formats will be used exclusively for all divisions with the
exception of the lowest division when a full draw is not possible.
Intent to Apply Deadline
All clubs who intend to submit applications must declare which age groups they will be submitting an
application for. The deadline to declare the interest of the club is Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at noon.
With a final submission deadline of Wednesday, May 27 at noon, this provides an opportunity for
Ontario Basketball to work with clubs to improve their application (if necessary).
Table Officials Training Procedures
All Ontario Cup applications must include details of how the host plans to train their table officials that
will be used at their Ontario Cup weekend. A need for increased training and experience by the minor
officials has been identified a priority by the Ontario Basketball membership. If requested by the host
club, Ontario Basketball will provide training prior to the event.
B) APPLICATION PROCEDURE
While OBA encourages new and repeat bid applicants, the provincial championships shall be awarded:
 To an OBA affiliated member association in good standing (geographical balances considered).
 With consideration of venue requirements.
 With consideration of financial implications for all parties involved in the event.
 With consideration of access to game officials.
 With consideration of past hosting record (if applicable)
 With consideration of local stakeholder collaboration and support (i.e. tourism board, etc.)
All application packages for the 2016 Ontario Cup Provincial Championships must be received by Ontario
Basketball no later than Wednesday, May 27, 2015 at noon.
C) 2016 ONTARIO CUP DATES AND PROJECTED REQUIREMENTS
Key notes to consider:
 2016 dates – March Break (March 14-18), Easter Sunday (March 27) and Victoria Day (May 23).
 All of the provincial championships are open for applications.
 Ontario Basketball encourages all affiliated clubs to work with their city/municipality or tourism
group on their application. Tourism offices can provide value in the form of free services and
value-in-kind (i.e. media, marketing, awareness, community maps, etc.).
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Age Category
2016 Dates
Estimated Teams
Estimated Gyms
U10 Girls*
April 1-3
40
6-7
U11 Girls*
April 1-3
32
6-7
U12 Girls
April 1-3
56
9-10
U10 Boys
April 8-10
64
10-11
U11 Boys
April 8-10
56
9-10
U12 Boys
April 8-10
88
13-14
U13 Girls
April 15-17
64
10-11
U14 Girls
April 15-17
80
12-13
U13 Boys
April 22-24
80
12-13
U14 Boys
April 22-24
128
18-19
U15 Girls
April 29-May 1
40
6-7
U16 Girls
April 29-May 1
64
10-11
U17 Girls*
May 6-8
20
2-3
U19 Women*
May 6-8
56
9-10
U15 Boys
May 13-15
88
13-14
U16 Boys
May 13-15
88
13-14
U17 Boys
May 27-29
48
7-8
U19 Men
May 27-29
40
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*possibility of hosting U10/U11 and U17/U19 in same community on applicable weekend
D) HOW TO PLACE AN ONTARIO CUP BID
Gauging the Interest of the Host Organization
A club receives many benefits from hosting an Ontario Cup Provincial Championships. Hosting provides
the club a fundraising opportunity through the host subsidy, which will help lower the financial
commitment needed for players and coaches. Additionally, there are other fundraising opportunities,
including but not limited to advertising revenue, local host sponsorship, concessions, etc. It is important
to have the support of your club as they are an important source of volunteers and knowledge
throughout the hosting process.
Contacting your Local Tourism Board
Sport tourism has grown tremendously over the last decade. Most tourism boards will have a dedicated
person responsible for bringing major sport events to their region/city. Your tourism representative can
be a valuable resource in providing support for your bid. They have a wealth of experience and can
provide advice on how to compose the best bid and can help during the event execution. Meeting with
your tourism board should be a priority once you have the support of your club.
Gyms, School Boards, Universities and Colleges
Depending on your school board and local gym facilities, bookings may need to be done close to a year
in advance. Connect with your local school boards to put in requests for the necessary gym time. It is
important to make this connection as early as possible as you proceed through a bid. The availability of
gyms may determine which age groups you can potentially put a bid on. The quality of facilities is a
determining factor for the host selection committee. Tourism associations generally have additional
leverage and can assist with this process.
Accommodations
Recognizing the greater impact a provincial-wide partner has on the overall financial potential for both
host clubs and Ontario Basketball, CSTT Sports Management will manage all 2016 Ontario Cup Provincial
Championships hotel bookings.
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Application Checklist
A letter indicating why your organization would be an optimal Ontario Cup host.
Overview of host club (history, available resources, etc.).
Letter of endorsement by member club executive and City Tourism Commission.
List of proposed facilities and confirmation of technical requirements.
Preliminary budget (include costs of facilities, etc.)
Letter from local officiating board (includes rates, number of games that can be covered, etc.)
List of volunteers (site supervisors, minor officials, etc.)
If no applications are received for any one category of the competitions, Ontario Basketball shall
determine the championship site(s). In its sole discretion, OBA’s Board of Directors has the authority to
act in the best interests of the association, and upon recommendation of the staff, to move, change or
cancel any Ontario Cup.
E) TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF HOSTING
Host compensation – $25 per team (Ex. U14 Major Bantam Boys - 112 teams. The host will receive
payment of $2,800 to cover costs of at least one site supervisor present at all times at each venue).
Minor officials (U10 Novice to U14 Major Bantam) – $20 per game (Ex. U13 Bantam Girls – 160 games:
the host will receive $3,200 to cover the two minor officials required per game)
Minor officials (U15 Midget to U19 Junior) – $30 per game (Ex. U19 Junior Men – 160 games: the host
will receive $4,800 to cover the three minor officials required per game)
Facilities – OBA will cover all approved facility expenses. These costs must be clearly outlined in the host
application budget. No transactions will be completed without an accompanying invoice.
Game officials – Ontario Basketball will cover all local board game fees. The host is responsible for
securing a letter of agreement from the local officials’ board to confirm the availability of the officials
and to secure a rate of pay. The letter of agreement must be included in the final submission (and
confirm the number of games that can be covered by the local officiating board). Ontario Basketball will
not be responsible for any fees associated with bringing in officials from surrounding boards.
Hotel commission – hosts will receive a percentage of all hotel room nights that are booked through
CSTT Sport Management in their city on their Ontario Cup weekend.
Sample Game Officials Information (Example)
Sample Sizes of Tournaments
Division
U11 Girls
U14 Boys
# of Divisions
6
13
# of Teams
48
104
Approximate # of Officials Required Based on
Double Game Assignments
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
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48
24
52
104
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Ontario Basketball will produce and cover the cost of all awards, programs, results boards, basketballs,
banners, scorebooks and other signage, etc. All additional signage and advertising to be on display at
Ontario Cup gyms must be approved by Ontario Basketball.
Ontario Cup Host Evaluation
All hosts will be evaluated for each Ontario Cup tournament. The evaluation will provide the hosts with
feedback from the event as well as identify where improvements can be made for future hosting
opportunities. Previous host evaluations will be a major factor in whether the host organization is
provided with future hosting opportunities.
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3. GAME OPERATIONS
A) TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Minimum Court Dimensions
U10 Novice to U14 Major Bantam
U15 Midget to U19 Junior
Foul line
U10 Novice
U11 Atom to U19 Junior
44’ x 74’ (Minimum)
50’ x 84’ (Minimum)
50’ x 84’ (Maximum)
50’ x 94’ (Maximum)
13’ (Measured from the centre of the rim)
15’ (Standard)
End Walls
End walls must be padded. Minimum height of padding is eight feet (8’). Minimum width of padding is
10 feet (10’)
Ceiling
Minimum unobstructed ceiling height is 20 feet (20’).
Out of Bounds
Minimum unobstructed out of bounds area is three feet (3’).
Court Markings
Courts must include all markings outlined in the National Federation rules as a minimum, with a
preference to FIBA markings where possible, four-lane spacing on both sides of the key and a threepoint line (except U10 Novice). If these lines are not on the floor, the host must be prepared to “tape
down” lines to meet specifications.
Score Clocks
All courts must have visible electronic score clocks (as a back-up, all courts must have access to a
portable, electronic score clock. Flip-cards may be used as a last resort.) Ontario Basketball will provide
shot clocks for locations that are in need. Host clubs are to communicate their shot clock needs no later
than 60 days prior to the event.
Playing Surfaces (in order of preference)
1. Floating wood
2. Wood on concrete
3. Rubber/multi-purpose
4. Tile on concrete
Change Rooms
There must be separate change rooms for teams and an additional change room for game officials.
Venue Time Requirements
Friday: 4:00pm to 11:00pm (No games are to be scheduled to start at 9pm for U10-12).
Saturday: 7:00am to 11:00pm
Sunday: 8:00am to 5:00pm
B) SITE SUPERVISORS
Each host must provide minimum of one individual per facility. This individual should be familiar with:
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Rules and regulations of the game (especially at the U10-U12 levels)
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The entire facility
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The Ontario Basketball Fair Play Policy
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Coach / Manager Identification
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No participating coach or player is permitted to act as a site supervisor or minor official. Additionally, all
site supervisors must attend training (generally scheduled the Thursday evening before the event).
C) GAME AND MINOR OFFICIALS
The host organization must provide trained scorers and timers as well as substitutes on stand-by. An
adult must accompany the scorer and timer if they are under the age of 16.
Minor officials should have a clear understanding of their duties at the scorer’s table. Ontario Basketball
will provide a breakdown of the responsibilities. It is required that each local host has a minor official
training session prior to the start of the tournament.
Ontario Basketball will help arrange minor official training for all shot clock operators two to three
weeks prior to the Ontario Cup tournament. It is up to the local host to notify Ontario Basketball if the
minor officials are in need of shot clock training.
Training of minor officials must occur prior to the Ontario Cup and not on the weekend itself. All hosts
must provide details on how they plan to train their minor officials in advance of the weekend.
4. SPONSORSHIP AND MARK ETING
A) ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Ontario Cup Provincial Championships will generate a large amount of revenue for the host city.
With a potential increase of dozens of teams each year, the event is a very large property that has a
substantial economic impact on business in the local municipality and throughout the province.
During the 2013 season, OBA conducted a Sport Tourism Economic Assessment Model economic impact
study with the Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance. The study found the total economic activity (industry
output) generated by the Ontario Cup Under 16 boys event staged in Ottawa was $1.9 million in the
province, with $1.3 million occurring in Ottawa.
The above figures were produced using the STEAM Model which was created by the Canadian Sport Tourism
Alliance as an aid to sport tourism. It takes into consideration the various factors involved in staging an event
like the Ontario Cup Provincial Championships weekend. The STEAM Model is conservative and the figures
shown should be considered minimum economic impact numbers.
B) SPONSORSHIP
Ontario Basketball has various corporate sponsors. In order to fulfill our sponsorship requirements, OBA
and the host organization must abide by Ontario Basketball’s signed agreements. Therefore, Ontario
Basketball must approve all potential sponsors at least 30 days in advance of hosting the event.
Ontario Basketball reserves the right to introduce additional corporate partnerships for Ontario Cup and
Ontario Basketball at any time.
C) HOST CLUB REVENUE INITIATIVES AND LOCAL SPONSORSHIP
Tournament Magazine – Ontario Basketball reserves the right to be the sole provider of the souvenir
program. Ontario Basketball currently covers the cost of all printing and will provide all revenue that the
club solicits for the program through local sponsors, provided they do not conflict with Ontario
Basketball corporate partners. Ad prices will vary with size and must be sent to OBA for approval (TBD).
Silent Auction – Any local host has the ability to solicit prizes for a silent auction. Space will be made
available at the tournament headquarters to display the items. All proceeds from the auction go directly
back to the local host. The local host is responsible for transporting and shipping all prizes.
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Food Concessions – It is strongly recommended that every local host sets up a concession stand at every
facility throughout the weekend. Recommended items to sell include: water, fruit, coffee, sport drinks,
and soft drinks. All concession sales go directly back to the local host. The local host is responsible for
purchasing all materials, setting prices and obtaining volunteers to work the concessions.
5. LOCAL MUNICIPALITY SUPPORT
The host club should have discussions with the city, local school boards and basketball officials’ board
prior to preparing the application. You should proceed in the following ways:
 Enlist the commitment of club sponsors and volunteers for the planning, organization and
site management of the event.
 Solicit the support of the local tourism or sports council and request their participation in
the planning and organization of the event.
 Contact the local schools as a source of organizational and site volunteers.
 Contact the city's economic development and/or parks and recreation department as the
first avenue of financial support.
 If that is not successful, contact the local ward councilor and city clerk's office to request the
opportunity to have a delegation/presentation at a council meeting.
 Contact the local media to notify them of the event and efforts with the city.
6. ONTARIO BASKETBALL INITIATIVES
A) ONTARIO CUP HOST HEADQUARTERS
The headquarters should be hosted on site at a facility (i.e., RIM Park or Brock University). Being on site
at a facility all weekend allows Ontario Basketball staff to be present at more games, meet members,
and interact with spectators, players and coaches.
In order for a host headquarters to be located at a facility there must be a meeting room that is located
close to the gyms that can be occupied by Ontario Basketball throughout the weekend. There must be
enough space to store merchandise and an area where results boards can be posted. The meeting space
must also have an internet connection.
B) COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
In your bid document, please explain how you might be able to assist Ontario Basketball in engaging
members in your community, both basketball and non-basketball. In addition to showcasing the
programs your club runs, Ontario Basketball has a number of grassroots and high performance programs
that can be hosted alongside Ontario Cup.
C) ADDITIONAL CENTRALIZED GYM
In addition to the gyms required to support the number of Ontario Cup participants, a minimum of one
additional gym must be provided by the Ontario Cup host. This additional gym is in place as an
emergency facility. If needed, games can be played on this court.
D) LOCAL MEDIA INVOLVEMENT
The host organization will work closely with Ontario Basketball to create awareness and provide event
information to local media. The host will ensure there is coverage throughout the event and/or on
featured highlights of the event (medal games). Working with local media will help raise the profile of
Ontario Basketball, the Ontario Cup and your host organization. In your bid application please discuss
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your local media strategy and include which media channels you will target and how you will get them
involved with the Ontario Cup. Please include any important media contacts in your bid.
E) PROMOTIONAL EVENT PLAN
The host will be responsible for building awareness within the community by creating a promotional
plan to target both basketball and non-basketball members within your community. The host will work
with Ontario Basketball staff to create an appropriate plan to build awareness about the Ontario Cup
Provincial Championships in the community. Promotional materials that are created for the event must
be approved by Ontario Basketball before distribution.
F) PLAYER PACKAGE CONTENT
Each year Ontario Basketball provides team packages that include an event magazine and any
promotional coupons for the players and coaches when they arrive at sign in. Some hosts have obtained
the necessary supplies to provide each player a package when they arrive at sign in. OBA will provide an
Ontario Cup program and any OBA sponsorship material for each package. The host organizations
should look to obtain restaurant coupons, tourist attractions advertisements, maps of the region, etc.
G) MEDICAL SERVICES
While Ontario Basketball asks all teams to bring their own first aid kits, first aid supplies and ice for
injuries must be available at all venues. In addition to providing first aid services, please detail any other
athletic therapy or medical services that you as a host can provide.
H) OTHER INITIATIVES
Ontario Basketball encourages every local host to leave a lasting impression with the participants and
differentiate the tournament from other local hosts by providing the best experience possible.
Additional ideas include but are not limited to providing warm-up music without profanity before every
game, introducing starting line-ups for Sunday games, etc.
7. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Are all age groups open for bidding?
Yes. Ontario Basketball suggests that bids target a couple different age groups in the event you do not
receive your first choice, so you can still be considered for other age groups.
What costs does Ontario Basketball cover?
Ontario Basketball will pay all gym and officials fees for the tournament. The host will be provided with a
subsidy at the conclusion of the tournament. It is the host’s decision how that subsidy is used.
Can two clubs partnering for a joint bid?
Yes. If two or more clubs want to put together a bid, it could help with the number of volunteers, the
quality of facilities and, overall, allow more people to be involved in hosting an Ontario Cup.
What should an Ontario Cup facility have?
It is important that all facilities used at the Ontario Cup have a wood floor and sufficient spacing along
the sidelines so there are no obstacles such as walls, player benches or spectator seating. The size of the
gym acceptable for competition will be dependent on the age group. Preferably all gyms should have
access to the scoreboard (a table score-clock is acceptable if necessary). The location of venues is also
important as all gyms should be located within as close a proximity to the headquarters as possible.
Where can I find volunteers outside of my own organization?
Many volunteers can be found through high school leadership programs, local colleges and universities,
other OBA clubs and additional volunteer associations.
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How can I provide training and experience for my minor officials before the Ontario Cup?
Experienced minor officials are an integral part to a successful Ontario Cup weekend. Once you have
identified your minor officials for the weekend, they can obtain experience with scorekeeping by helping
out at a sanctioned tournament or doing exhibition games. Additionally, a training date can be arranged
with OBA staff in advance of the Ontario Cup.
If I obtain local sponsorship, what do I have to give to Ontario Basketball?
For the 2016 Ontario Cup, Ontario Basketball will allow hosts to keep all advertisement and local
sponsorship revenue they generate, minus the hard costs associated with any printing. All local
sponsorship must be approved by OBA prior to making any agreements in order to ensure they do not
conflict with any current sponsors.
Who works with the local officials’ board?
The host organization is responsible for making the initial contact with the officials’ board and obtaining
a letter that confirms the board will be able to provide the necessary officials for the weekend(s) the
host organization is bidding for. OBA will communicate with the officials’ board prior to the event when
the final schedules have been finalized and will pay the officials board at the conclusion of the event.
When will I know how many teams will be attending the Ontario Cup I am hosting?
Final numbers for all girls’ tournaments and U10-U14 boys’ tournaments will be known in early
February. Final numbers for U15-U19 boys’ tournaments will be known in late April. Once gyms are set,
only a limited number of spots will be available, any other teams will be put on a waiting list.
How should I submit my final bid?
Final bids should be submitted electronically to Ontario Basketball to the email below.
Should we secure a back-up facility for emergencies?
Yes. As the event nears, there can be problems with a facility that may prevent the use of that facility for
competition. A back-up facility will ensure games will be played.
For more information, please contact:
Jason Jansson
Executive Director
Ontario Basketball
(416) 477-8075 ext. 202
[email protected]
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9. SAMPLE EIGHT TEAM TOURNAMENT DRAW
DIVISION ONE
U15 GIRLS
APRIL 1-3 |WHITBY
POOL A
14–
5–
8–
2–
3–
6–
7–
Friday
4:30 P.M.
6:00 P.M.
7:30 P.M.
9:00 P.M.
Gym 1
A 1 vs. 5
A 4 vs. 8
B 2 vs. 6
B 3 vs. 7
Saturday
9:00 A.M.
10:30 A.M.
12:00 P.M.
1:30 P.M.
Gym 1
A 1 vs. 8
A 4 vs. 5
B 2 vs. 7
B 3 vs. 6
3:00 P.M.
4:30 P.M.
6:00 P.M.
7:30 P.M.
A 1 vs. 4
A 5 vs. 8
B 2 vs. 3
B 6 vs. 7
Sunday
9:00 A.M.
10:30 A.M.
12:00 P.M.
1:30 P.M.
POOL B
Gym 1
Fourth Pool A
Third Pool A
Second Pool A
First Pool A
Fourth Pool B
Third Pool B
Second Pool A
First Pool B
a) Each team receives three pool games and then be seeded for a guaranteed fourth game.
b) In the event of a tie within pool play, the Ontario Basketball Tie Break Format (refer to OBA Rules &
Regulations Manual) will be used.
d) The team that appears on the left-hand side of the tournament draw shall be the home team.
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