Teams: 3 players on the court (subs optional) Half-court only Game length: First to 11 points or 30-minute running clock (whichever comes first) No timeouts. Running clock

Game Structure:Game Format: Each game consists of two halves, with the following win condition: First to 11 points or 15-minute running clock per half (whichever comes first). This hybrid format rewards fast-paced play while maintaining a structured time limit to keep the event on schedule. Running Clock: The game clock does not stop for any reason other than injury or official interference. No timeouts are permitted, ensuring continuous action and flow.

1 point for all baskets made inside the arc. 2 points for baskets made beyond the arc. Shooting fouls = 1 free throw worth 1 point

(3v3) All made baskets result in a check-up at the top of the arc. After defensive rebounds, steals, or turnovers, the ball must be taken back beyond the arc before the offense can attempt to score. No “make it, take it” — possession alternates after each made basket

Each team must have at least two female players on the court at all times for (5v5) and at-least one female in (3v3). Any basket made by a female player is worth +1 extra point:2-point shot becomes 3 points. 1-point layup becomes 2 points. Free throws by female players remain 1 point This rule promotes inclusivity while rewarding teams for balanced, diverse play.

If a game is tied at the end of regulation during a playoff or championship, overtime will be settled with a 1v1 sudden death showdown: Each team selects one player to represent them.The possession starts at the top of the arc (3-point line). Offensive player gets only 3 dribbles to attempt a shot. If they score, the defender gets one chance to match it (same rules). First player to score and get a stop wins the game for their team.

Tournament Formats – Youth, Women’s, Coed (Competitive & Less Competitive)At WWST, we offer different formats to cater to all types of players, whether you're looking for high-level competition or just want to have fun:Youth (Competitive & Less Competitive): Designed for younger players to learn and grow in a supportive, non-pressured environment. Perfect for those looking to get started and enjoy the game.Women’s (Competitive & Less Competitive): A tournament for female athletes that offers both competitive and more laid-back options, depending on your team’s vibe and skill level.Coed (Competitive & Less Competitive): A mixed-gender format where everyone plays together. Whether you’re here to dominate or just enjoy some friendly competition, there’s a place for you.Each format ensures a fair, fun, and competitive experience for all skill levels — play how you want to!