Played by the book.

Travel sports come with financial pressure on clubs. To keep events affordable and high-quality, everyone except players in uniform and a maximum of two coaches per team is required to pay venue admission.

See the No-cash policy below — we do not accept cash at the gate.

We do not accept cash at the gate. Pay quickly and securely with Cash App, Venmo, Apple Pay, Zelle, or any major credit card. Have your method ready before you reach the front of the line.

To uphold the integrity of our events, please report any violations of the admission or conduct policy to our team via the Contact page. Reports are reviewed same-day during the week.

Anyone caught exchanging badges or attempting to enter the venue through side doors, exits, or any location other than the designated front gate will be immediately ejected by the venue security team.

The athlete associated with the offending parent, relative, or friend will be prohibited from participating in the event scheduled for that weekend.

If a team has parents, relatives, or friends who commit this offense three times, the entire team will be immediately expelled from the event and will forfeit all remaining games. No refunds will be issued for violations of this policy.

Bad behavior toward referees, scorekeepers, or staff is not tolerated. Any violation results in immediate ejection from the venue and may result in a permanent ban from future Super6 events. There are no exceptions.

All players must wear matching, unmodified uniforms. Shorts must match across the roster — a correct jersey with mismatched shorts is not acceptable. Any player without a matching uniform will not be allowed to play. Super6 enforces a strict uniform-matching policy and does not make exceptions.

T-shirts with markings or designs are not considered acceptable uniforms. All players must wear matching, unmodified uniforms to participate.

All uniforms must have pressed numbers — home, away, and reversible sets. This is mandatory for every team.

Sharpie, marker, or any ink markings on a jersey or T-shirt are not permitted. Those athletes may not play. No exceptions.

Uniforms must have numbers on both sides. No two players on a team may share a number. Violations may result in removal from the event by the site director or referee.

Coaches are required to dress in collared shirts or team apparel.

On the schedule, the home team is listed at the bottom and the away team at the top. The home team wears white or light-colored uniforms; the away team wears dark-colored uniforms. Failure to follow this rule may result in a technical foul before the game starts.

Teams that do not meet the uniform standards will not be permitted to play and are not eligible for a refund under any circumstances.

Each team must field two assistant coaches with assigned roles:

• Assistant Coach (Home Team) handles the books.
• Assistant Coach (Away Team) handles the clock.

If a team cannot fulfill these roles, the game will be forfeited. There are no exceptions.

All teams are required to carry team insurance to participate in any Super6 event.

Teams may be asked to provide proof of:

• Insurance
• Full matching uniforms (t-shirts not allowed)
• A website or social media page
• Previous tournament participation

Teams unable to meet these requirements will be disqualified and will not receive a refund.

Game forfeiting is not tolerated. A team that forfeits any game must pay a $100 fee before participating in their next game and a $100 forfeit deposit before any future Super6 event. There are no exceptions.

Teams must bring their own balls for warm-up. Super6 does not provide warm-up balls. The head referee will select the game ball from the two teams' provided balls.

Super6 games are played according to the rules set by the National Federation of High School Basketball (NFHS), unless specified otherwise below.

Two 16-minute halves. Running clock. The clock stops at the 3-minute mark before the end of regulation.

Two 18-minute halves. Running clock. The clock stops at the 3-minute mark before the end of regulation.

Four 30-second timeouts per game.

A player is disqualified from the game upon their 5th personal foul.

Each team is allowed 7 bonus fouls per half. After the 7th, each subsequent foul awards one free throw to the opposing team.

When a team reaches 10 fouls in a half, the opposing team is awarded two free throws on every subsequent foul.

If the score difference reaches 20 points, the game clock runs continuously. If the difference closes to 10 points or fewer, the clock stops again per standard rules. If the lead reaches 30 points, the clock runs straight through the final 3 minutes with no stoppage. If the trailing team is still down by 30 or more with 5:00 or less remaining in regulation, the game is an automatic forfeit — referees or game officials stop the game.

One minute (1:00) of play. Each team is granted one additional timeout for the period.

Sudden death — the first team to score wins. Each team is granted one additional timeout for the period.

In a head-to-head matchup, the result of the head-to-head game takes precedence over total points.

Tiebreakers are calculated using a 15-point differential cap. If pool points remain tied after the differential calculation, an automated coin flip determines pool seeding.

If all teams in a round-robin pool have identical records and have all faced each other head-to-head, the Exposure Events software will automatically conduct a coin flip to determine bracket seeding.

Each player may only compete for one team in a particular division. Athletes may always play up within the same club. Athletes may NOT play down, and may not play across divisions. Violations result in an automatic game forfeit.

Players must have access to their school portal in order to verify grade at any time. The school portal is the only accepted form of grade documentation. Eligibility questions should be addressed with the site director.

Anyone may file an eligibility challenge. The challenger pays $100 per athlete challenged via Cash App or Venmo only (not credit card). The site director conducts verification one-on-one with the athlete only — no coaches, parents, or others. The athlete must in real time log in to their school portal and show they are in the correct grade for that division. The site director may ask specific questions (grade, teachers, classes, prior grades) to confirm division fit. If the athlete fails or cannot complete verification, all games that athlete played or would play in that division at the event are forfeited (past and future). If the challenge is upheld, the $100 fee is returned to the challenger.

A girls' team is allowed to play one level down in the boys' division (e.g. a 7th-grade girls' team may play in the 6th-grade boys' division). If a girls' team is unable to compete at that level, they will not be permitted to do so in future tournaments. The determination is at the sole discretion of the Super6 director.

Plan to arrive at least one (1) hour prior to your scheduled game time.

ALL TEAMS MUST CHECK IN PRIOR TO THEIR 2ND GAME of the tournament.

Games begin five (5) minutes after the end of the previous game on the same court. Running clocks and forfeits may shift the schedule, which is why one-hour pre-game arrival is required.

Teams must be ready to play no more than five (5) minutes after the scheduled game time, or risk forfeit.