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Come watch some great teams earn their way to the title.

Come watch some great teams earn their way to the title.

The top teams in the state will again meet in the Spokane Valley to battle it out for the annual Washington Middle School Basketball Championship. After a long regular season playing against other teams in your area, the State Basketball Championship offers teams the shot to compete against fresh faces from all corners of the state.
This is not your ordinary league tournament, but rather the chance of a lifetime for all kids… “Remember the time we went to State!?!”

Games Live Streamed via PlaySight – LINK

Championship Overview

♦  Two Championship divisions, School/Feeder and Club (non-school teams). Both divisions offer exciting competition for Boys and Girls grades 4-8.
♦  All teams play a minimum of 4 games. Some will play 5 games.
♦  Play begins as early as 4pm Friday and latest Sunday games tip off at 3:30pm.
♦  Entry fees are regularly $400 per team, however early sign up and multiple team discounts are available.
♦  Awards for teams and for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in both divisions
♦  Game results immediately posted to the website after completion

There’s more! Here’s what you’ll get when we See You at STATE!

♦  Players and coaches will play middle school aged teams that they’ve never faced before. We have teams traveling from all over Washington: the Puget Sound area, Olympic Peninsula, Southwestern WA, Tri Cities, Yakima and Bellingham. Of course, there’ll be some hometown teams representing Spokane also!
♦  Partner hotels and resorts offering discounted rates.
♦  Competition will be held at clean, multi-court venues.  Friday and Saturday will feature exciting pool play with Sunday bringing the magic of the semi-finals and Championship games.
♦  Certified referees from the Spokane Basketball Officials Association and other associations throughout the state.
♦  Pre-determined scoreboard operators and scorebook keepers. No need for State coaches to pull visiting parent volunteers from the stands. So parents can sit back and relax (if watching your child compete in the Championship is relaxing?!)

All of the above while enjoying the Spokane Valley – one the top tourist destinations in Washington! “Play Hooky Monday” – stay Sunday night and enjoy a family day on Monday.

The top teams in the state will again meet in the Spokane Valley to battle it out for the annual Washington Middle School Basketball Championship. After a long regular season playing against other teams in your area, the State Basketball Championship offers teams the shot to compete against fresh faces from all corners of the state.
This is not your ordinary league tournament, but rather the chance of a lifetime for all kids… “Remember the time we went to State!?!”

Games Live Streamed via PlaySight – LINK

Championship Overview

♦  Two Championship divisions, School/Feeder and Club (non-school teams). Both divisions offer exciting competition for Boys and Girls grades 4-8.
♦  All teams play a minimum of 4 games. Some will play 5 games.
♦  Play begins as early as 4pm Friday and latest Sunday games tip off at 3:30pm.
♦  Entry fees are regularly $400 per team, however early sign up and multiple team discounts are available.
♦  Awards for teams and for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in both divisions
♦  Game results immediately posted to the website after completion

There’s more! Here’s what you’ll get when we See You at STATE!

♦  Players and coaches will play middle school aged teams that they’ve never faced before. We have teams traveling from all over Washington: the Puget Sound area, Olympic Peninsula, Southwestern WA, Tri Cities, Yakima and Bellingham. Of course, there’ll be some hometown teams representing Spokane also!
♦  Partner hotels and resorts offering discounted rates.
♦  Competition will be held at clean, multi-court venues.  Friday and Saturday will feature exciting pool play with Sunday bringing the magic of the semi-finals and Championship games.
♦  Certified referees from the Spokane Basketball Officials Association and other associations throughout the state.
♦  Pre-determined scoreboard operators and scorebook keepers. No need for State coaches to pull visiting parent volunteers from the stands. So parents can sit back and relax (if watching your child compete in the Championship is relaxing?!)

All of the above while enjoying the Spokane Valley – one the top tourist destinations in Washington! “Play Hooky Monday” – stay Sunday night and enjoy a family day on Monday.

The top teams in the state will again meet in the Spokane Valley to battle it out for the annual Washington Middle School Basketball Championship. After a long regular season playing against other teams in your area, the State Basketball Championship offers teams the shot to compete against fresh faces from all corners of the state.
This is not your ordinary league tournament, but rather the chance of a lifetime for all kids… “Remember the time we went to State!?!”

Games Live Streamed via PlaySight – LINK

Championship Overview

♦  Two Championship divisions, School/Feeder and Club (non-school teams). Both divisions offer exciting competition for Boys and Girls grades 4-8.
♦  All teams play a minimum of 4 games. Some will play 5 games.
♦  Play begins as early as 4pm Friday and latest Sunday games tip off at 3:30pm.
♦  Entry fees are regularly $400 per team, however early sign up and multiple team discounts are available.
♦  Awards for teams and for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in both divisions
♦  Game results immediately posted to the website after completion

There’s more! Here’s what you’ll get when we See You at STATE!

♦  Players and coaches will play middle school aged teams that they’ve never faced before. We have teams traveling from all over Washington: the Puget Sound area, Olympic Peninsula, Southwestern WA, Tri Cities, Yakima and Bellingham. Of course, there’ll be some hometown teams representing Spokane also!
♦  Partner hotels and resorts offering discounted rates.
♦  Competition will be held at clean, multi-court venues.  Friday and Saturday will feature exciting pool play with Sunday bringing the magic of the semi-finals and Championship games.
♦  Certified referees from the Spokane Basketball Officials Association and other associations throughout the state.
♦  Pre-determined scoreboard operators and scorebook keepers. No need for State coaches to pull visiting parent volunteers from the stands. So parents can sit back and relax (if watching your child compete in the Championship is relaxing?!)

All of the above while enjoying the Spokane Valley – one the top tourist destinations in Washington! “Play Hooky Monday” – stay Sunday night and enjoy a family day on Monday.

The top teams in the state will again meet in the Spokane Valley to battle it out for the annual Washington Middle School Basketball Championship. After a long regular season playing against other teams in your area, the State Basketball Championship offers teams the shot to compete against fresh faces from all corners of the state.
This is not your ordinary league tournament, but rather the chance of a lifetime for all kids… “Remember the time we went to State!?!”

Games Live Streamed via PlaySight – LINK

Championship Overview

♦  Two Championship divisions, School/Feeder and Club (non-school teams). Both divisions offer exciting competition for Boys and Girls grades 4-8.
♦  All teams play a minimum of 4 games. Some will play 5 games.
♦  Play begins as early as 4pm Friday and latest Sunday games tip off at 3:30pm.
♦  Entry fees are regularly $400 per team, however early sign up and multiple team discounts are available.
♦  Awards for teams and for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in both divisions
♦  Game results immediately posted to the website after completion

There’s more! Here’s what you’ll get when we See You at STATE!

♦  Players and coaches will play middle school aged teams that they’ve never faced before. We have teams traveling from all over Washington: the Puget Sound area, Olympic Peninsula, Southwestern WA, Tri Cities, Yakima and Bellingham. Of course, there’ll be some hometown teams representing Spokane also!
♦  Partner hotels and resorts offering discounted rates.
♦  Competition will be held at clean, multi-court venues.  Friday and Saturday will feature exciting pool play with Sunday bringing the magic of the semi-finals and Championship games.
♦  Certified referees from the Spokane Basketball Officials Association and other associations throughout the state.
♦  Pre-determined scoreboard operators and scorebook keepers. No need for State coaches to pull visiting parent volunteers from the stands. So parents can sit back and relax (if watching your child compete in the Championship is relaxing?!)

All of the above while enjoying the Spokane Valley – one the top tourist destinations in Washington! “Play Hooky Monday” – stay Sunday night and enjoy a family day on Monday.

The top teams in the state will again meet in the Spokane Valley to battle it out for the annual Washington Middle School Basketball Championship. After a long regular season playing against other teams in your area, the State Basketball Championship offers teams the shot to compete against fresh faces from all corners of the state.
This is not your ordinary league tournament, but rather the chance of a lifetime for all kids… “Remember the time we went to State!?!”

Games Live Streamed via PlaySight – LINK

Championship Overview

♦  Two Championship divisions, School/Feeder and Club (non-school teams). Both divisions offer exciting competition for Boys and Girls grades 4-8.
♦  All teams play a minimum of 4 games. Some will play 5 games.
♦  Play begins as early as 4pm Friday and latest Sunday games tip off at 3:30pm.
♦  Entry fees are regularly $400 per team, however early sign up and multiple team discounts are available.
♦  Awards for teams and for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in both divisions
♦  Game results immediately posted to the website after completion

There’s more! Here’s what you’ll get when we See You at STATE!

♦  Players and coaches will play middle school aged teams that they’ve never faced before. We have teams traveling from all over Washington: the Puget Sound area, Olympic Peninsula, Southwestern WA, Tri Cities, Yakima and Bellingham. Of course, there’ll be some hometown teams representing Spokane also!
♦  Partner hotels and resorts offering discounted rates.
♦  Competition will be held at clean, multi-court venues.  Friday and Saturday will feature exciting pool play with Sunday bringing the magic of the semi-finals and Championship games.
♦  Certified referees from the Spokane Basketball Officials Association and other associations throughout the state.
♦  Pre-determined scoreboard operators and scorebook keepers. No need for State coaches to pull visiting parent volunteers from the stands. So parents can sit back and relax (if watching your child compete in the Championship is relaxing?!)

All of the above while enjoying the Spokane Valley – one the top tourist destinations in Washington! “Play Hooky Monday” – stay Sunday night and enjoy a family day on Monday.

The top teams in the state will again meet in the Spokane Valley to battle it out for the annual Washington Middle School Basketball Championship. After a long regular season playing against other teams in your area, the State Basketball Championship offers teams the shot to compete against fresh faces from all corners of the state.
This is not your ordinary league tournament, but rather the chance of a lifetime for all kids… “Remember the time we went to State!?!”

Games Live Streamed via PlaySight – LINK

Championship Overview

♦  Two Championship divisions, School/Feeder and Club (non-school teams). Both divisions offer exciting competition for Boys and Girls grades 4-8.
♦  All teams play a minimum of 4 games. Some will play 5 games.
♦  Play begins as early as 4pm Friday and latest Sunday games tip off at 3:30pm.
♦  Entry fees are regularly $400 per team, however early sign up and multiple team discounts are available.
♦  Awards for teams and for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in both divisions
♦  Game results immediately posted to the website after completion

There’s more! Here’s what you’ll get when we See You at STATE!

♦  Players and coaches will play middle school aged teams that they’ve never faced before. We have teams traveling from all over Washington: the Puget Sound area, Olympic Peninsula, Southwestern WA, Tri Cities, Yakima and Bellingham. Of course, there’ll be some hometown teams representing Spokane also!
♦  Partner hotels and resorts offering discounted rates.
♦  Competition will be held at clean, multi-court venues.  Friday and Saturday will feature exciting pool play with Sunday bringing the magic of the semi-finals and Championship games.
♦  Certified referees from the Spokane Basketball Officials Association and other associations throughout the state.
♦  Pre-determined scoreboard operators and scorebook keepers. No need for State coaches to pull visiting parent volunteers from the stands. So parents can sit back and relax (if watching your child compete in the Championship is relaxing?!)

All of the above while enjoying the Spokane Valley – one the top tourist destinations in Washington! “Play Hooky Monday” – stay Sunday night and enjoy a family day on Monday.

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

REGISTRATION

All registration is done online, through Advanced Event Systems.

​

Prior to the tournament, your complete roster MUST be verified by USAV through their registration/database system.

​

All adults on the roster must have CURRENT background checks, and be SafeSport certified. Deadlines for rosters will be posted as the tournament approaches, and emails will be sent to the address entered in the AES account for the team with important information and reminders.

​

TEAM ENTRY INFORMATION

Registration will open on October 1, 2021.

​

Team entry fees are $900 for all teams, except 11 National (if there are enough teams entered to warrant a division).  This division is $600 per team.

No refunds will be given after January 1, 2022 unless the tournament is forced to change dates/cancel due to COVID-19 restrictions or guidelines. Once a team has paid and submitted hotel information, acceptance will be noted in AES if space is available. If space is not available, teams will be notified via email of an alternate opening, or will be placed on a waitlist.

​

IMPACT CERTIFICATION

All coaches must be IMPACT certified in order to participate in a National Qualifier. There will be no IMPACT clinic available, so please take care of this prior to arrival.

​

REFEREE/SCOREKEEPER CERTIFICATION

All teams must provide a certified scorekeeper, R2 (down official), and two linespersons for each match that they officiate.

​

During a team’s officiating duties, an adult listed on their roster must be AT THE SCORE TABLE during the entire match.

​

FORMAT

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day. *Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3:00 pm.

​

Bids to the GJNC are awarded in every division at the PNQ, so foreign teams are not allowed to participate.

​

All Open bids are determined by the number of teams in the division. The Qualifier Manual has this information.

Please refer to the Girls National Championship Manual for more information on number of bids, priority of bid use, trickle down process, etc.

​

Since it cannot be determined where a team will finish, teams should not plan to travel until the evening on the third day of play. No match is scheduled later than 3 pm on the final day. **It is recommended that airline tickets be scheduled no earlier than 5:30 pm.

​

*No roster changes may be made once a team has commenced play.*

​

ENTERING RESULTS

Make sure to enter your pre-PNQ tourney results in AES. This information is used for seeding the tournament and is very important!

​

**Click here for directions for entering results in AES.**

​

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

All teams requiring lodging must stay in a PNQ Partner Hotel in order to participate in the tournament. In order to keep rates low, and meet the needs of the tournament, we have partnered with these properties. We feel that the list allows for safety, quality, affordability, tradition, and hospitality. Please secure reservations early. You will NO LONGER enter hotel information into AES, but rather a housing form that will need to be COMPLETED prior to being ACCEPTED into the tournament. Click here to download and fill out the Hotel Form. Email or fax it to the office. **Local teams will NOT be required to fill out a form.

​

CHECK-IN

All teams are required to check in. Failure to do so may disqualify your team from the tournament. Check-in for teams will be the night before each event from 6-9pm at the Doubletree Hotel (connected to the Spokane Convention Center).  Teams unable to check-in at this time must email April (april@pacificnwqualifier.org) to make other arrangements.  

​

There will be no coaches’ meeting. All information will be provided to you during the check-in process.  Medical release forms for ALL players should be accessible to coaches AT ALL TIMES during your stay at PNQ.  By signing your roster, the team attests that these forms will be available in either print or digital form and carried by a representative of the team.

​

NO STAFF MEMBER OR PLAYER WILL BE ALLOWED TO PLAY WITHOUT A CURRENT USAV #.  A roster will be provided during the check-in process, but the person checking the team in should have a copy of the team’s roster in case there is a discrepancy. Additionally, the person checking the team in will become the “team representative” and “signing agent” and will attest that the information is correct.

​

QUALIFIER MANUAL

Make sure to download the 2022 Girls National Championship Manual so that you are familiar with the following qualifier topics and other tournament protocol:

​

· bid process and rules
· entry acceptance processes and criteria
· formats and play sequence
· warm-up protocol
· team responsibilities
· penalty for forfeitures
· awards for each division
· coaching certification requirements
· tie-breaking procedures
· roster rules (frozen and otherwise)

PLAYING SITES/WAVES (subject to change at any time)

Week 1

15 USA:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

15 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

16 American:  AM Wave – The Podium

16 Liberty:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

16 USA:  PM Wave – The Podium

16 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

17 American:  AM Wave – Eastern Washington University

17 Liberty:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 USA:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

18 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Liberty:  PM Wave – Eastern Washington University

18 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

Week 2

11 National:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 National:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Liberty:  AM Wave – The Podium

13 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

14 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

14 Liberty:  PM Wave – The Podium

14 USA:  AM Wave – The Podium

14 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

15 American:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

15 Liberty:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

REGISTRATION

All registration is done online, through Advanced Event Systems.

​

Prior to the tournament, your complete roster MUST be verified by USAV through their registration/database system.

​

All adults on the roster must have CURRENT background checks, and be SafeSport certified. Deadlines for rosters will be posted as the tournament approaches, and emails will be sent to the address entered in the AES account for the team with important information and reminders.

​

TEAM ENTRY INFORMATION

Registration will open on October 1, 2021.

​

Team entry fees are $900 for all teams, except 11 National (if there are enough teams entered to warrant a division).  This division is $600 per team.

No refunds will be given after January 1, 2022 unless the tournament is forced to change dates/cancel due to COVID-19 restrictions or guidelines. Once a team has paid and submitted hotel information, acceptance will be noted in AES if space is available. If space is not available, teams will be notified via email of an alternate opening, or will be placed on a waitlist.

​

IMPACT CERTIFICATION

All coaches must be IMPACT certified in order to participate in a National Qualifier. There will be no IMPACT clinic available, so please take care of this prior to arrival.

​

REFEREE/SCOREKEEPER CERTIFICATION

All teams must provide a certified scorekeeper, R2 (down official), and two linespersons for each match that they officiate.

​

During a team’s officiating duties, an adult listed on their roster must be AT THE SCORE TABLE during the entire match.

​

FORMAT

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day. *Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3:00 pm.

​

Bids to the GJNC are awarded in every division at the PNQ, so foreign teams are not allowed to participate.

​

All Open bids are determined by the number of teams in the division. The Qualifier Manual has this information.

Please refer to the Girls National Championship Manual for more information on number of bids, priority of bid use, trickle down process, etc.

​

Since it cannot be determined where a team will finish, teams should not plan to travel until the evening on the third day of play. No match is scheduled later than 3 pm on the final day. **It is recommended that airline tickets be scheduled no earlier than 5:30 pm.

​

*No roster changes may be made once a team has commenced play.*

​

ENTERING RESULTS

Make sure to enter your pre-PNQ tourney results in AES. This information is used for seeding the tournament and is very important!

​

**Click here for directions for entering results in AES.**

​

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

All teams requiring lodging must stay in a PNQ Partner Hotel in order to participate in the tournament. In order to keep rates low, and meet the needs of the tournament, we have partnered with these properties. We feel that the list allows for safety, quality, affordability, tradition, and hospitality. Please secure reservations early. You will NO LONGER enter hotel information into AES, but rather a housing form that will need to be COMPLETED prior to being ACCEPTED into the tournament. Click here to download and fill out the Hotel Form. Email or fax it to the office. **Local teams will NOT be required to fill out a form.

​

CHECK-IN

All teams are required to check in. Failure to do so may disqualify your team from the tournament. Check-in for teams will be the night before each event from 6-9pm at the Doubletree Hotel (connected to the Spokane Convention Center).  Teams unable to check-in at this time must email April (april@pacificnwqualifier.org) to make other arrangements.  

​

There will be no coaches’ meeting. All information will be provided to you during the check-in process.  Medical release forms for ALL players should be accessible to coaches AT ALL TIMES during your stay at PNQ.  By signing your roster, the team attests that these forms will be available in either print or digital form and carried by a representative of the team.

​

NO STAFF MEMBER OR PLAYER WILL BE ALLOWED TO PLAY WITHOUT A CURRENT USAV #.  A roster will be provided during the check-in process, but the person checking the team in should have a copy of the team’s roster in case there is a discrepancy. Additionally, the person checking the team in will become the “team representative” and “signing agent” and will attest that the information is correct.

​

QUALIFIER MANUAL

Make sure to download the 2022 Girls National Championship Manual so that you are familiar with the following qualifier topics and other tournament protocol:

​

· bid process and rules
· entry acceptance processes and criteria
· formats and play sequence
· warm-up protocol
· team responsibilities
· penalty for forfeitures
· awards for each division
· coaching certification requirements
· tie-breaking procedures
· roster rules (frozen and otherwise)

PLAYING SITES/WAVES (subject to change at any time)

Week 1

15 USA:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

15 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

16 American:  AM Wave – The Podium

16 Liberty:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

16 USA:  PM Wave – The Podium

16 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

17 American:  AM Wave – Eastern Washington University

17 Liberty:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 USA:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

18 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Liberty:  PM Wave – Eastern Washington University

18 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

Week 2

11 National:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 National:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Liberty:  AM Wave – The Podium

13 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

14 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

14 Liberty:  PM Wave – The Podium

14 USA:  AM Wave – The Podium

14 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

15 American:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

15 Liberty:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

REGISTRATION

All registration is done online, through Advanced Event Systems.

​

Prior to the tournament, your complete roster MUST be verified by USAV through their registration/database system.

​

All adults on the roster must have CURRENT background checks, and be SafeSport certified. Deadlines for rosters will be posted as the tournament approaches, and emails will be sent to the address entered in the AES account for the team with important information and reminders.

​

TEAM ENTRY INFORMATION

Registration will open on October 1, 2021.

​

Team entry fees are $900 for all teams, except 11 National (if there are enough teams entered to warrant a division).  This division is $600 per team.

No refunds will be given after January 1, 2022 unless the tournament is forced to change dates/cancel due to COVID-19 restrictions or guidelines. Once a team has paid and submitted hotel information, acceptance will be noted in AES if space is available. If space is not available, teams will be notified via email of an alternate opening, or will be placed on a waitlist.

​

IMPACT CERTIFICATION

All coaches must be IMPACT certified in order to participate in a National Qualifier. There will be no IMPACT clinic available, so please take care of this prior to arrival.

​

REFEREE/SCOREKEEPER CERTIFICATION

All teams must provide a certified scorekeeper, R2 (down official), and two linespersons for each match that they officiate.

​

During a team’s officiating duties, an adult listed on their roster must be AT THE SCORE TABLE during the entire match.

​

FORMAT

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day. *Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3:00 pm.

​

Bids to the GJNC are awarded in every division at the PNQ, so foreign teams are not allowed to participate.

​

All Open bids are determined by the number of teams in the division. The Qualifier Manual has this information.

Please refer to the Girls National Championship Manual for more information on number of bids, priority of bid use, trickle down process, etc.

​

Since it cannot be determined where a team will finish, teams should not plan to travel until the evening on the third day of play. No match is scheduled later than 3 pm on the final day. **It is recommended that airline tickets be scheduled no earlier than 5:30 pm.

​

*No roster changes may be made once a team has commenced play.*

​

ENTERING RESULTS

Make sure to enter your pre-PNQ tourney results in AES. This information is used for seeding the tournament and is very important!

​

**Click here for directions for entering results in AES.**

​

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

All teams requiring lodging must stay in a PNQ Partner Hotel in order to participate in the tournament. In order to keep rates low, and meet the needs of the tournament, we have partnered with these properties. We feel that the list allows for safety, quality, affordability, tradition, and hospitality. Please secure reservations early. You will NO LONGER enter hotel information into AES, but rather a housing form that will need to be COMPLETED prior to being ACCEPTED into the tournament. Click here to download and fill out the Hotel Form. Email or fax it to the office. **Local teams will NOT be required to fill out a form.

​

CHECK-IN

All teams are required to check in. Failure to do so may disqualify your team from the tournament. Check-in for teams will be the night before each event from 6-9pm at the Doubletree Hotel (connected to the Spokane Convention Center).  Teams unable to check-in at this time must email April (april@pacificnwqualifier.org) to make other arrangements.  

​

There will be no coaches’ meeting. All information will be provided to you during the check-in process.  Medical release forms for ALL players should be accessible to coaches AT ALL TIMES during your stay at PNQ.  By signing your roster, the team attests that these forms will be available in either print or digital form and carried by a representative of the team.

​

NO STAFF MEMBER OR PLAYER WILL BE ALLOWED TO PLAY WITHOUT A CURRENT USAV #.  A roster will be provided during the check-in process, but the person checking the team in should have a copy of the team’s roster in case there is a discrepancy. Additionally, the person checking the team in will become the “team representative” and “signing agent” and will attest that the information is correct.

​

QUALIFIER MANUAL

Make sure to download the 2022 Girls National Championship Manual so that you are familiar with the following qualifier topics and other tournament protocol:

​

· bid process and rules
· entry acceptance processes and criteria
· formats and play sequence
· warm-up protocol
· team responsibilities
· penalty for forfeitures
· awards for each division
· coaching certification requirements
· tie-breaking procedures
· roster rules (frozen and otherwise)

PLAYING SITES/WAVES (subject to change at any time)

Week 1

15 USA:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

15 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

16 American:  AM Wave – The Podium

16 Liberty:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

16 USA:  PM Wave – The Podium

16 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

17 American:  AM Wave – Eastern Washington University

17 Liberty:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 USA:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

18 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Liberty:  PM Wave – Eastern Washington University

18 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

Week 2

11 National:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 National:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Liberty:  AM Wave – The Podium

13 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

14 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

14 Liberty:  PM Wave – The Podium

14 USA:  AM Wave – The Podium

14 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

15 American:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

15 Liberty:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

REGISTRATION

All registration is done online, through Advanced Event Systems.

​

Prior to the tournament, your complete roster MUST be verified by USAV through their registration/database system.

​

All adults on the roster must have CURRENT background checks, and be SafeSport certified. Deadlines for rosters will be posted as the tournament approaches, and emails will be sent to the address entered in the AES account for the team with important information and reminders.

​

TEAM ENTRY INFORMATION

Registration will open on October 1, 2021.

​

Team entry fees are $900 for all teams, except 11 National (if there are enough teams entered to warrant a division).  This division is $600 per team.

No refunds will be given after January 1, 2022 unless the tournament is forced to change dates/cancel due to COVID-19 restrictions or guidelines. Once a team has paid and submitted hotel information, acceptance will be noted in AES if space is available. If space is not available, teams will be notified via email of an alternate opening, or will be placed on a waitlist.

​

IMPACT CERTIFICATION

All coaches must be IMPACT certified in order to participate in a National Qualifier. There will be no IMPACT clinic available, so please take care of this prior to arrival.

​

REFEREE/SCOREKEEPER CERTIFICATION

All teams must provide a certified scorekeeper, R2 (down official), and two linespersons for each match that they officiate.

​

During a team’s officiating duties, an adult listed on their roster must be AT THE SCORE TABLE during the entire match.

​

FORMAT

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day. *Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3:00 pm.

​

Bids to the GJNC are awarded in every division at the PNQ, so foreign teams are not allowed to participate.

​

All Open bids are determined by the number of teams in the division. The Qualifier Manual has this information.

Please refer to the Girls National Championship Manual for more information on number of bids, priority of bid use, trickle down process, etc.

​

Since it cannot be determined where a team will finish, teams should not plan to travel until the evening on the third day of play. No match is scheduled later than 3 pm on the final day. **It is recommended that airline tickets be scheduled no earlier than 5:30 pm.

​

*No roster changes may be made once a team has commenced play.*

​

ENTERING RESULTS

Make sure to enter your pre-PNQ tourney results in AES. This information is used for seeding the tournament and is very important!

​

**Click here for directions for entering results in AES.**

​

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

All teams requiring lodging must stay in a PNQ Partner Hotel in order to participate in the tournament. In order to keep rates low, and meet the needs of the tournament, we have partnered with these properties. We feel that the list allows for safety, quality, affordability, tradition, and hospitality. Please secure reservations early. You will NO LONGER enter hotel information into AES, but rather a housing form that will need to be COMPLETED prior to being ACCEPTED into the tournament. Click here to download and fill out the Hotel Form. Email or fax it to the office. **Local teams will NOT be required to fill out a form.

​

CHECK-IN

All teams are required to check in. Failure to do so may disqualify your team from the tournament. Check-in for teams will be the night before each event from 6-9pm at the Doubletree Hotel (connected to the Spokane Convention Center).  Teams unable to check-in at this time must email April (april@pacificnwqualifier.org) to make other arrangements.  

​

There will be no coaches’ meeting. All information will be provided to you during the check-in process.  Medical release forms for ALL players should be accessible to coaches AT ALL TIMES during your stay at PNQ.  By signing your roster, the team attests that these forms will be available in either print or digital form and carried by a representative of the team.

​

NO STAFF MEMBER OR PLAYER WILL BE ALLOWED TO PLAY WITHOUT A CURRENT USAV #.  A roster will be provided during the check-in process, but the person checking the team in should have a copy of the team’s roster in case there is a discrepancy. Additionally, the person checking the team in will become the “team representative” and “signing agent” and will attest that the information is correct.

​

QUALIFIER MANUAL

Make sure to download the 2022 Girls National Championship Manual so that you are familiar with the following qualifier topics and other tournament protocol:

​

· bid process and rules
· entry acceptance processes and criteria
· formats and play sequence
· warm-up protocol
· team responsibilities
· penalty for forfeitures
· awards for each division
· coaching certification requirements
· tie-breaking procedures
· roster rules (frozen and otherwise)

PLAYING SITES/WAVES (subject to change at any time)

Week 1

15 USA:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

15 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

16 American:  AM Wave – The Podium

16 Liberty:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

16 USA:  PM Wave – The Podium

16 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

17 American:  AM Wave – Eastern Washington University

17 Liberty:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 USA:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

18 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Liberty:  PM Wave – Eastern Washington University

18 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

Week 2

11 National:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 National:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Liberty:  AM Wave – The Podium

13 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

14 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

14 Liberty:  PM Wave – The Podium

14 USA:  AM Wave – The Podium

14 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

15 American:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

15 Liberty:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

REGISTRATION

All registration is done online, through Advanced Event Systems.

​

Prior to the tournament, your complete roster MUST be verified by USAV through their registration/database system.

​

All adults on the roster must have CURRENT background checks, and be SafeSport certified. Deadlines for rosters will be posted as the tournament approaches, and emails will be sent to the address entered in the AES account for the team with important information and reminders.

​

TEAM ENTRY INFORMATION

Registration will open on October 1, 2021.

​

Team entry fees are $900 for all teams, except 11 National (if there are enough teams entered to warrant a division).  This division is $600 per team.

No refunds will be given after January 1, 2022 unless the tournament is forced to change dates/cancel due to COVID-19 restrictions or guidelines. Once a team has paid and submitted hotel information, acceptance will be noted in AES if space is available. If space is not available, teams will be notified via email of an alternate opening, or will be placed on a waitlist.

​

IMPACT CERTIFICATION

All coaches must be IMPACT certified in order to participate in a National Qualifier. There will be no IMPACT clinic available, so please take care of this prior to arrival.

​

REFEREE/SCOREKEEPER CERTIFICATION

All teams must provide a certified scorekeeper, R2 (down official), and two linespersons for each match that they officiate.

​

During a team’s officiating duties, an adult listed on their roster must be AT THE SCORE TABLE during the entire match.

​

FORMAT

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day. *Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3:00 pm.

​

Bids to the GJNC are awarded in every division at the PNQ, so foreign teams are not allowed to participate.

​

All Open bids are determined by the number of teams in the division. The Qualifier Manual has this information.

Please refer to the Girls National Championship Manual for more information on number of bids, priority of bid use, trickle down process, etc.

​

Since it cannot be determined where a team will finish, teams should not plan to travel until the evening on the third day of play. No match is scheduled later than 3 pm on the final day. **It is recommended that airline tickets be scheduled no earlier than 5:30 pm.

​

*No roster changes may be made once a team has commenced play.*

​

ENTERING RESULTS

Make sure to enter your pre-PNQ tourney results in AES. This information is used for seeding the tournament and is very important!

​

**Click here for directions for entering results in AES.**

​

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

All teams requiring lodging must stay in a PNQ Partner Hotel in order to participate in the tournament. In order to keep rates low, and meet the needs of the tournament, we have partnered with these properties. We feel that the list allows for safety, quality, affordability, tradition, and hospitality. Please secure reservations early. You will NO LONGER enter hotel information into AES, but rather a housing form that will need to be COMPLETED prior to being ACCEPTED into the tournament. Click here to download and fill out the Hotel Form. Email or fax it to the office. **Local teams will NOT be required to fill out a form.

​

CHECK-IN

All teams are required to check in. Failure to do so may disqualify your team from the tournament. Check-in for teams will be the night before each event from 6-9pm at the Doubletree Hotel (connected to the Spokane Convention Center).  Teams unable to check-in at this time must email April (april@pacificnwqualifier.org) to make other arrangements.  

​

There will be no coaches’ meeting. All information will be provided to you during the check-in process.  Medical release forms for ALL players should be accessible to coaches AT ALL TIMES during your stay at PNQ.  By signing your roster, the team attests that these forms will be available in either print or digital form and carried by a representative of the team.

​

NO STAFF MEMBER OR PLAYER WILL BE ALLOWED TO PLAY WITHOUT A CURRENT USAV #.  A roster will be provided during the check-in process, but the person checking the team in should have a copy of the team’s roster in case there is a discrepancy. Additionally, the person checking the team in will become the “team representative” and “signing agent” and will attest that the information is correct.

​

QUALIFIER MANUAL

Make sure to download the 2022 Girls National Championship Manual so that you are familiar with the following qualifier topics and other tournament protocol:

​

· bid process and rules
· entry acceptance processes and criteria
· formats and play sequence
· warm-up protocol
· team responsibilities
· penalty for forfeitures
· awards for each division
· coaching certification requirements
· tie-breaking procedures
· roster rules (frozen and otherwise)

PLAYING SITES/WAVES (subject to change at any time)

Week 1

15 USA:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

15 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

16 American:  AM Wave – The Podium

16 Liberty:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

16 USA:  PM Wave – The Podium

16 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

17 American:  AM Wave – Eastern Washington University

17 Liberty:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 USA:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

18 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Liberty:  PM Wave – Eastern Washington University

18 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

Week 2

11 National:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 National:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Liberty:  AM Wave – The Podium

13 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

14 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

14 Liberty:  PM Wave – The Podium

14 USA:  AM Wave – The Podium

14 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

15 American:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

15 Liberty:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

REGISTRATION

All registration is done online, through Advanced Event Systems.

​

Prior to the tournament, your complete roster MUST be verified by USAV through their registration/database system.

​

All adults on the roster must have CURRENT background checks, and be SafeSport certified. Deadlines for rosters will be posted as the tournament approaches, and emails will be sent to the address entered in the AES account for the team with important information and reminders.

​

TEAM ENTRY INFORMATION

Registration will open on October 1, 2021.

​

Team entry fees are $900 for all teams, except 11 National (if there are enough teams entered to warrant a division).  This division is $600 per team.

No refunds will be given after January 1, 2022 unless the tournament is forced to change dates/cancel due to COVID-19 restrictions or guidelines. Once a team has paid and submitted hotel information, acceptance will be noted in AES if space is available. If space is not available, teams will be notified via email of an alternate opening, or will be placed on a waitlist.

​

IMPACT CERTIFICATION

All coaches must be IMPACT certified in order to participate in a National Qualifier. There will be no IMPACT clinic available, so please take care of this prior to arrival.

​

REFEREE/SCOREKEEPER CERTIFICATION

All teams must provide a certified scorekeeper, R2 (down official), and two linespersons for each match that they officiate.

​

During a team’s officiating duties, an adult listed on their roster must be AT THE SCORE TABLE during the entire match.

​

FORMAT

This tournament is one of USA Volleyball’s national qualifying tournaments and is governed by the rules set forth by them. It is a mandated 3-day tournament.

In the USA & American divisions, the first two days are pool play, with the third being single-elimination bracket play. (Depending on the size of the field, some adaptations may be made to accommodate odd numbers.) In the Open divisions, challenge matches may follow pool play on the first two days, and some brackets may participate in pool play on the final day. *Typically AM Wave begins at 8 am, PM at 3:00 pm.

​

Bids to the GJNC are awarded in every division at the PNQ, so foreign teams are not allowed to participate.

​

All Open bids are determined by the number of teams in the division. The Qualifier Manual has this information.

Please refer to the Girls National Championship Manual for more information on number of bids, priority of bid use, trickle down process, etc.

​

Since it cannot be determined where a team will finish, teams should not plan to travel until the evening on the third day of play. No match is scheduled later than 3 pm on the final day. **It is recommended that airline tickets be scheduled no earlier than 5:30 pm.

​

*No roster changes may be made once a team has commenced play.*

​

ENTERING RESULTS

Make sure to enter your pre-PNQ tourney results in AES. This information is used for seeding the tournament and is very important!

​

**Click here for directions for entering results in AES.**

​

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

All teams requiring lodging must stay in a PNQ Partner Hotel in order to participate in the tournament. In order to keep rates low, and meet the needs of the tournament, we have partnered with these properties. We feel that the list allows for safety, quality, affordability, tradition, and hospitality. Please secure reservations early. You will NO LONGER enter hotel information into AES, but rather a housing form that will need to be COMPLETED prior to being ACCEPTED into the tournament. Click here to download and fill out the Hotel Form. Email or fax it to the office. **Local teams will NOT be required to fill out a form.

​

CHECK-IN

All teams are required to check in. Failure to do so may disqualify your team from the tournament. Check-in for teams will be the night before each event from 6-9pm at the Doubletree Hotel (connected to the Spokane Convention Center).  Teams unable to check-in at this time must email April (april@pacificnwqualifier.org) to make other arrangements.  

​

There will be no coaches’ meeting. All information will be provided to you during the check-in process.  Medical release forms for ALL players should be accessible to coaches AT ALL TIMES during your stay at PNQ.  By signing your roster, the team attests that these forms will be available in either print or digital form and carried by a representative of the team.

​

NO STAFF MEMBER OR PLAYER WILL BE ALLOWED TO PLAY WITHOUT A CURRENT USAV #.  A roster will be provided during the check-in process, but the person checking the team in should have a copy of the team’s roster in case there is a discrepancy. Additionally, the person checking the team in will become the “team representative” and “signing agent” and will attest that the information is correct.

​

QUALIFIER MANUAL

Make sure to download the 2022 Girls National Championship Manual so that you are familiar with the following qualifier topics and other tournament protocol:

​

· bid process and rules
· entry acceptance processes and criteria
· formats and play sequence
· warm-up protocol
· team responsibilities
· penalty for forfeitures
· awards for each division
· coaching certification requirements
· tie-breaking procedures
· roster rules (frozen and otherwise)

PLAYING SITES/WAVES (subject to change at any time)

Week 1

15 USA:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

15 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

16 American:  AM Wave – The Podium

16 Liberty:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

16 USA:  PM Wave – The Podium

16 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

17 American:  AM Wave – Eastern Washington University

17 Liberty:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 USA:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

17 Open:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

​

18 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Liberty:  PM Wave – Eastern Washington University

18 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

18 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

Week 2

11 National:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

12 National:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 American:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Liberty:  AM Wave – The Podium

13 USA:  PM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

13 Open:  AM Wave – The Podium

​

14 American:  AM Wave – Spokane Convention Center

14 Liberty:  PM Wave – The Podium

14 USA:  AM Wave – The Podium

14 Open:  PM Wave – The Podium

​

15 American:  AM Wave – HUB Sports Center

15 Liberty:  PM Wave – HUB Sports Center

The Inland Northwest Klassic (INK) is not affiliated with any one club. Instead, INK is run and supported by the tournament directors from several of the clubs in Spokane area.

Our mission is two fold. We look to provide our region with a large multi-site tournament that is well run and that we hope will provide a great late season experience for players in Washington, Idaho and Montana. The second part of our mission is to raise money to for grants and scholarships that support Evergreen Region players and clubs.

Tournament Contact: https://www.evergreenregion.org/

The Inland Northwest Klassic (INK) is not affiliated with any one club. Instead, INK is run and supported by the tournament directors from several of the clubs in Spokane area.

Our mission is two fold. We look to provide our region with a large multi-site tournament that is well run and that we hope will provide a great late season experience for players in Washington, Idaho and Montana. The second part of our mission is to raise money to for grants and scholarships that support Evergreen Region players and clubs.

Tournament Contact: https://www.evergreenregion.org/

Come watch some great teams earn their way to the title.

Come watch some great teams earn their way to the title.

PAC-NW BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Presented by The Warehouse and HUB Sports Center
Boys and Girls Teams. 4th – 9th grade divisions

PAC-NW BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Presented by The Warehouse and HUB Sports Center
Boys and Girls Teams. 4th – 9th grade divisions

PAC-NW BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Presented by The Warehouse and HUB Sports Center
Boys and Girls Teams. 4th – 9th grade divisions

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school affiliated teams.  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school teams (teams must be affiliated with a high school and all players must be from the same high school).  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The initial 2-4 games will be in a round robin format to determine seeding for the bracketed tournament.  Certified officials will referee all the games.

Tournament bracket champions will receive additional swag.

Summer Slam 2023 options:

• July 7-9 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh
• July 14-16 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh

$400/team. $25 discount for each additional team.

CLICK HERE for online registration. Registration open until full.

(Space may still be available after the deadlines. Email ryan@hubsportscenter.org for information or if your school needs a PO.)

CLICK HERE for waiver form.

CLICK HERE for local hotel accommodations.

Stream games live and on-demand via Playsight!

Thank you to our 2023 sponsors!

Refund policy: Cancellations made prior to a month in advance of tournament start date, will receive a 75% refund of the tournament entry fee. No refunds will be given for team cancellations made after a month before tournament start date. This refund policy will be enforced in order to ensure the continued integrity of our tournaments. Full Refunds will be given if tournament is cancelled.

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school affiliated teams.  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school teams (teams must be affiliated with a high school and all players must be from the same high school).  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The initial 2-4 games will be in a round robin format to determine seeding for the bracketed tournament.  Certified officials will referee all the games.

Tournament bracket champions will receive additional swag.

Summer Slam 2023 options:

• July 7-9 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh
• July 14-16 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh

$400/team. $25 discount for each additional team.

CLICK HERE for online registration. Registration open until full.

(Space may still be available after the deadlines. Email ryan@hubsportscenter.org for information or if your school needs a PO.)

CLICK HERE for waiver form.

CLICK HERE for local hotel accommodations.

Stream games live and on-demand via Playsight!

Thank you to our 2023 sponsors!

Refund policy: Cancellations made prior to a month in advance of tournament start date, will receive a 75% refund of the tournament entry fee. No refunds will be given for team cancellations made after a month before tournament start date. This refund policy will be enforced in order to ensure the continued integrity of our tournaments. Full Refunds will be given if tournament is cancelled.

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school affiliated teams.  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school teams (teams must be affiliated with a high school and all players must be from the same high school).  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The initial 2-4 games will be in a round robin format to determine seeding for the bracketed tournament.  Certified officials will referee all the games.

Tournament bracket champions will receive additional swag.

Summer Slam 2023 options:

• July 7-9 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh
• July 14-16 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh

$400/team. $25 discount for each additional team.

CLICK HERE for online registration. Registration open until full.

(Space may still be available after the deadlines. Email ryan@hubsportscenter.org for information or if your school needs a PO.)

CLICK HERE for waiver form.

CLICK HERE for local hotel accommodations.

Stream games live and on-demand via Playsight!

Thank you to our 2023 sponsors!

Refund policy: Cancellations made prior to a month in advance of tournament start date, will receive a 75% refund of the tournament entry fee. No refunds will be given for team cancellations made after a month before tournament start date. This refund policy will be enforced in order to ensure the continued integrity of our tournaments. Full Refunds will be given if tournament is cancelled.

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school affiliated teams.  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school teams (teams must be affiliated with a high school and all players must be from the same high school).  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The initial 2-4 games will be in a round robin format to determine seeding for the bracketed tournament.  Certified officials will referee all the games.

Tournament bracket champions will receive additional swag.

Summer Slam 2023 options:

• July 7-9 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh
• July 14-16 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh

$400/team. $25 discount for each additional team.

CLICK HERE for online registration. Registration open until full.

(Space may still be available after the deadlines. Email ryan@hubsportscenter.org for information or if your school needs a PO.)

CLICK HERE for waiver form.

CLICK HERE for local hotel accommodations.

Stream games live and on-demand via Playsight!

Thank you to our 2023 sponsors!

Refund policy: Cancellations made prior to a month in advance of tournament start date, will receive a 75% refund of the tournament entry fee. No refunds will be given for team cancellations made after a month before tournament start date. This refund policy will be enforced in order to ensure the continued integrity of our tournaments. Full Refunds will be given if tournament is cancelled.

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school affiliated teams.  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school teams (teams must be affiliated with a high school and all players must be from the same high school).  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The initial 2-4 games will be in a round robin format to determine seeding for the bracketed tournament.  Certified officials will referee all the games.

Tournament bracket champions will receive additional swag.

Summer Slam 2023 options:

• July 7-9 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh
• July 14-16 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh

$400/team. $25 discount for each additional team.

CLICK HERE for online registration. Registration open until full.

(Space may still be available after the deadlines. Email ryan@hubsportscenter.org for information or if your school needs a PO.)

CLICK HERE for waiver form.

CLICK HERE for local hotel accommodations.

Stream games live and on-demand via Playsight!

Thank you to our 2023 sponsors!

Refund policy: Cancellations made prior to a month in advance of tournament start date, will receive a 75% refund of the tournament entry fee. No refunds will be given for team cancellations made after a month before tournament start date. This refund policy will be enforced in order to ensure the continued integrity of our tournaments. Full Refunds will be given if tournament is cancelled.

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school affiliated teams.  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The HUB Sports Center will host a series of summer basketball tournaments for high school teams (teams must be affiliated with a high school and all players must be from the same high school).  Teams will play a minimum of 5 games over the three day tournament.

The initial 2-4 games will be in a round robin format to determine seeding for the bracketed tournament.  Certified officials will referee all the games.

Tournament bracket champions will receive additional swag.

Summer Slam 2023 options:

• July 7-9 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh
• July 14-16 – Boys and Girls teams. Varsity and JV/Frosh

$400/team. $25 discount for each additional team.

CLICK HERE for online registration. Registration open until full.

(Space may still be available after the deadlines. Email ryan@hubsportscenter.org for information or if your school needs a PO.)

CLICK HERE for waiver form.

CLICK HERE for local hotel accommodations.

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Refund policy: Cancellations made prior to a month in advance of tournament start date, will receive a 75% refund of the tournament entry fee. No refunds will be given for team cancellations made after a month before tournament start date. This refund policy will be enforced in order to ensure the continued integrity of our tournaments. Full Refunds will be given if tournament is cancelled.