
Queen of The Court

This Event Is Being Re-Scheduled for January Due To A Double Booking of The Gym.
7th and 8th Grade Girls Basketball Tournament
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$44 per player (Register as an individual, not a team)
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6 Teams Limited To 24 Players In Total
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Tournament Play As Last Year With Rotating Players On To Different Teams
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No Coaching, No Parent Coaching…Did We Mention No Coaching?
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Referees, And Yes, They Will Probably Stink
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30 Minute Ballhandling Clinic Tailored to This Age Group “The 5 Moves You Need For High School Basketball.”
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Skills Competition To Aid In Determining The Queen
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10 Minute “ACL” Prehab/Prevention Exercise Routine (it also increases performance!)
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Voucher For Personalized (Small Group) Training Session ($40 Value!)…Must be redeemed in 1 month (by February 2nd, 2017) and subject to availability. We train Mondays & Thursday evenings, and Saturday mornings. We recommend you make appointment during or immediately after tournament.
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Invite and 15% off Voucher For Our Girls Only Camp This Summer (To Be Redeemed and Registered by May 15th…camp will be in August)
This is certain to be a sellout… and we cannot go over capacity, so please don’t delay in registering if this is a fit for you!
Tournament Director: Chris Corbett
Tournament Sponsor and Instructors: Austin Youth Basketball, Chris Corbett
(http://austinyouthbasketball NULL.leagueapps NULL.com/events/220275-queen-of-the-court-basketball-tournament--clinic)
3 On 3 Rules Of Play
A coin flip prior to the game will determine first possession of the ball.
- Each game will be to 21 points or 12 minutes; whichever team is ahead at 12 minutes will win.
- Teams score by either regular two-point baskets, or by three-point shots taken from outside the three-point circle.
- 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.
- All held balls will be put into play behind the three point line with possession given alternately to each team.
- 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.
- Any player may convert an offensive rebound.
- After a basket, the team scored upon will put the ball in play. (no make-it-take-it.)
- Fouls will be called by referees. A foul called in the act of shooting will result in either two or three points being awarded to the team which was fouled, depending on where the player was fouled. A non-shooting foul will result in the award of one point to the offended team. There is no bonus situation for fouls.
- The three second free throw lane rule will apply to all offensive players.
- Substitutions may be made after a basket or an out of bounds play.
- There are no time outs.
- Time will not be stopped to discuss any call.
- If the game ends in a tie after regulation time there will be a two minute overtime period. Possession will be determined by a coin toss. 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.
- When applicable NCAA rules will apply.
- Slow Play: There will be no shot clock. However, it is a violation to “stall” or attempt to “freeze” the ball during play. Teams are expected to develop their own pace of play and maintain this throughout the contest. Holding the ball or stalling will result in a turnover to the opposition.
(http://austinyouthbasketball NULL.leagueapps NULL.com/events/220275-queen-of-the-court-basketball-tournament--clinic)
Basketball Shooting Clinic With Austin Youth Basketball
This can be your season to increase your scoring average, to positively impact your team, and to play game with a mindset of aggressiveness. In short… Get More Buckets This Season.
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Foundational Footwork Designed To Get You Ready On Every Catch
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Reading Closeouts By Defenders And Punishing Them
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Reconnecting With Your Intuition on When You Are “Open”
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How To Communicate Being Open To Teammates
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Perfect Hand Placement – Every Time
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Learning Powerful Leg Drive To Increase Range & Consistency
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Follow Thru – Straight, Consistent, and Every Single Time
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Shooting Takeaways
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Principle of Practice. Perfect Practice Makes Perfect. Game Shots, Game Spots, Game Speed. You Got This!!
(http://www NULL.waya NULL.org/camps/detail/127)
We will also cover:
Free Throws & Visualization
Shooting off The Dribble
Rocker Steps
The Importance of Head Fakes
Learning Your Range and Limits… And How To Bust Beyond Them By “Earning The Right For Distance”
Players will get 100s of shots up and reinforce principals with feedback from experts.
Austin Basketball Trainers from Austin Youth Basketball include:
Chris Corbett – Director of Player Development, Former University of Maine at Fort Kent Point Guard
Geoff Harner – Former Academic All-American and ABA Star of the Austin Boom
Damien Goodwin – Former Fredonia State Player, High School, College, and Semi Pro Coach Background
3 on 3 Tournament in Dripping Springs

What: Trip To Drip 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
Where: Dripping Springs Middle School 111 Tiger Lane Dripping Springs, TX 78620
When: Saturday, March 28, 2015 (YOU NEED TO REGISTER ASAP FOR TSHIRTS AND TO GET IN…IT WILL SELL OUT)
Who: 4th thru 8th Grade, Boys and Girls, 4 players per roster… Benefiting The DS Kids Fun Foundation
Why: Great Cause & 3 on 3 is a great time with tons of learning principles
How To Register: DSKids 2015 Basketball Tournament Flyer (1) for more info or to share flyer
DS Kids 2015 Basketball Tournament Registration Rules Liability for registration
Austin Youth Basketball is proud to sponsor the Trip To Drip 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament. The tournament benefits the Dripping Springs Fun For Kids Foundation (http://www NULL.dskidsfunfoundation NULL.org/). This organization has done a great job supporting some of the kids who have made it thru our basketball camps and academies. Their mission is to provide financial assistance to children in the Dripping Springs Community who would otherwise be unable to participate in extracurricular activities (ex: DSYSA, DSISD Community Education, music lessons, dance classes, etc.) due to financial constraints. Our goal is to help not only low-income families, but also children whose families are temporarily working through financial constraints due to situations such as serious illness, job loss, or divorce.
Basically, they manage the process of helping families and organizations like ours split the “scholarship” between DS Fun for Kids, the family, and us… thereby greatly reducing the cost of sports for a family that might have hit tight times.
DS Fun For Kids has a great relationship with Dripping Springs Youth Sports Association (http://www NULL.dsysa NULL.org/) who is helping put the tournament on and we all know how highly I think of this group. In fact, let me use this sounding board to thank all the great parent coaches, referees, DSYSA leadership, John Johnson, wonderful parents, opposing players, and especially OUR HOOSIERS TEAM (Ellie, Alli, Lucy, Ainsley, Lesia, Kaitlyn, Reid, Leah & Coach Swaggy) for a spectacular basketball season. As a professional basketball trainer I get to see many things that are wrong in youth sports (including me on bad days,) but I saw so many wonderful things every Basketball Saturday.
More importantly, this Trip To Drip basketball tournament went off last year and we heard what a great time it was from all the kids. Three on Three is a great teaching tool that we often use in our training to teach:
- Movement without the ball
- Cutting to the basket
- Eyes up play
- Defensive accountability
- Communication
- Encourages Dribble Drive
- Increased involvement to reduce “wallflowering.”
- Want to know more about the benefits of 3 on 3 in basketball training – check out this article from my friend Rich Stoner. (http://www NULL.richstoner NULL.com/3-on-3-the-key-to-teaching-team-basketball)
We will be there to enjoy the festivities and can’t wait to see you.
DSKids 2015 Basketball Tournament Flyer (1) for more info or to share flyer
DS Kids 2015 Basketball Tournament Registration Rules Liability for registration
Basketball Shooting – Get Buckets Clinic 2/15/2015
Sunday, February 15, 2015 (President’s Day Eve)
Ready to Fine Tune That Shot And Get Up Hundreds of Shots?
Join Us At
The Basketball Shooting Clinic
Sunday, February February 15th, 2015
Early Bird Registration Discount ONLY $39
($42 after February 9th)
FITZHUGH BAPTIST CHURCH GYMNASIUM (http://www NULL.fitzhughbaptist NULL.org/contact-suggestions NULL.htm)
Ages 9 – 12 2:30pm – 5:00pm
Strictly Limited To First 16 Registrations
(http://austinyouthbasketball NULL.leagueapps NULL.com/camps/47441-basketball-shooting-clinic-2152015-ages-9-12)
Ages 13 – 17 5:15 pm – 8:15pm
Strictly Limited to first 16 Registrations
(http://austinyouthbasketball NULL.leagueapps NULL.com/camps/47442-basketball-shooting-clinic-2152015-ages-13-18)
Camp Director Chris Corbett is known as Austin’s best shooting coach and has designed this clinic to review shooting fundamentals, discuss in – season shooting tweaks and also to share slump busting tips and confidence builders. And tons of reps… getting buckets!
This is not a factory type camp. We are focused on a strict review and repetition of the fundamentals of great shooting:
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The Importance of “Ready on the Catch”
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Hand Position on The Basketball
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Being Assertive and Conveying Openness to Teammates (Without Being A Pest)
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Intuitive System for Determining Whether to Shoot or Not
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Why Footwork is The Real Key To Shot Preparation
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The Importance of Legs in Developing Consistency and Extending Range
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Follow Thru – Taking Ownership of This Critical Skill
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Takeaway Plan For Your Season
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Fun- Bring the Fun Back To Shooting
There will be contests, music, prizes and The Introduction of 10 Shooting Drills. Players should expect to get up hundreds of shots and reinforce fundamentals critical to their shooting success this season.
Most players are not working on their shots as school practices are typically devoted to conditioning, offensive plays, traps, and schemes. Be the player who makes the offensive scheme work. Knock down open shots with a level of consistency that inspires your team and coach.
Questions?
512.921.4444
chris@austinyouthbasketball.com (chris null@null austinyouthbasketball NULL.com)
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