Jamba League Standings and Schedules

This page is your one stop shop for Jamba League standings, schedules and rules. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at contact@triplethreatonline.com

Jamba League

Rules

• Each team will play 6 regular season games, followed by two playoff games. Playoff seeding will be determined by the standings/results of the regular season
• Each game will consist of two (2) 18 minute running halves. If the game is close, the clock will stop in the final minute of the second half
• Each team will get one (1) timeout per half that don’t carry over
• Pressing: 2nd grade will have a NO press rule in order to keep the flow of the game going.  For all other grades, pressing is permitted in the 2nd half if the score is within 10 points.
• Playing time will be distributed equally amongst the players to best of their coaches ability
• Overtime will consist of a two (2) minute sudden death. First team to score wins. If neither team scores, it will go to a sudden death shootout where each players gets one free throw attempt. The team with the most made free throws after an even number of attempts has been made wins the game

Parents Code of Conduct

• This is a fun league and while we want to teach the kids to win, it’s more important that they enjoy the experience with new/old friends and continue to love the game of basketball
• It’s not that serious. Kids will look lost sometimes, refs will miss some calls (or let some things go as the younger kids learn the game) and there will be some ups and downs. NOBODY will get a scholarship or make the NBA over the next 8 weeks
• We ask that you be a supporter of your child and ultimately, all the children. Our job is to build them up, especially when they are down. Our kids don’t try to miss shots, turn the ball over or lose the game. This will happen and please know that the kids are trying their best. Basketball is a very hard sport to learn and the best way to learn is through mistakes
• We ask that after the game on the ride home, ask your child about their experience and try to highlight all the things they did great. This is not the time to focus on mistakes or give them coaching advice. Once you get home and everything is settled, that may be a good time to give them some tips and advice
• We ask that you let our coaches coach and be a fan. We shouldn’t have kids looking to their parents because their name is called or parents are coaching from the sidelines. Please refrain from talking to the refs and if you have any issues, please email us after the game and we will handle it the next day
• Everyone is trying their best. Let’s all relax and enjoy the fact that our kids are healthy enough to play the greatest game on earth and do so in an uplifting and positive environment