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OSAA / OnPoint Community Credit Union

2020 6A BASKETBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS March 11-14, 2020

University of Portland, Chiles Center 5000 N Willamette Blvd, Portland, OR 97203

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OSAA State Championship brackets will be posted to http://www.osaa.org/activities by 9am on Sunday, March 1. Teams will be placed on the brackets according to the procedures outlined in Executive Board Policy – State Championships – Rankings.

SPECTATOR INFORMATION Additional information available on the OSAA website, http://www.osaa.org/activities

1. EMERGENCY PLAN: In the event of an emergency, natural disaster, fire, war, etc. that forces postponement or cancellation of anOSAA State Championship event, information will be posted to the home page of the OSAA website (http://www.osaa.org) anddistributed to statewide media outlets.

2. OSAA LIVE MOBILE APP: http://www.osaa.org/app

The new OSAA Live mobile app allows you to:

• Follow your favorite teams

• Get updated schedules, scores, and rankings

• Access OSAA State Championship Programs

Download the OSAA Live mobile app using the QR code above or find it in the App Store or in Google Play by searching for “OSAA Live”.

3. ADMISSION: All persons must have a ticket or pass to enter. Student is any child 5 & up through a senior in high school.

A. University of Portland Bag Policy / Prohibited Items: https://www.up.edu/events/know-before-you-go/

Backpacks, duffle bags, or bags larger than 12 x 12 x 6 are prohibited. Please review this policy and information regardingbag checks and prohibited items (i.e., outside food and beverages, tobacco use, umbrellas, etc.). Every effort will be madeto be to as quick and efficient as possible, but fans are encouraged to arrive well in advance of the scheduled start time inorder to allow ample time to enter the facility.

B. General Admission Tickets:

First / Second Round (school sites) Adults – $8 Students – $5

Tickets go on sale 10am, Monday, February 3. Questions? Chiles Center Box Office: Phone 503.943.7525 UP accepts VISA / MC / Discover / AMX

C. Cost Structure:

1) INDIVIDUAL Session Tickets

a) ADULT: UP Box Office / $11; Internet / $11

b) STUDENT: UP Box Office / $6; Internet / $6

2) ALL BOYS Sessions ONLY or ALL GIRLS Sessions ONLY



3) All Tournament Ticket (All 11 Sessions)



D. UP Box Office:

1) Hours of operation 11am – 5pm PST, Monday – Friday

2) All tickets are General Admission

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E. Internet: UP – Buy Tickets Here


2) Mobile PDF delivery / Mobile delivery / Print at Home - Free

3) Will Call – $2 charge per order

4) Mail - $2 charge per order if ordered 10 days in advance.

F. Phone Center:

1) Phone number 503.943.7525

2) Hours of operation 11am – 5pm PST, Monday – Friday

3) Can also assist with internet orders or questions


5) Patrons that purchase by phone have a choice of

a) Mobile PDF delivery / Mobile delivery / Print at Home – Free

b) Will Call – $2 charge per order

c) Mail - $2 charge per order if ordered 10 days in advance

G. Finals Site:

1) Gates open one hour prior to each session.

2) The Will Call is located at the main entrance ticket window.

3) No personal checks.

4) Cash, VISA / MasterCard, Discover, AMX accepted at this site.

4. PARKING

A. Spectator Parking: The University of Portland is in school this week. Parking will be at a premium, especially on Wednesday and Thursday. Be aware of this in order to allow plenty of time to secure parking once you arrive on campus. We will offer a shuttle from the River Campus parking lot (see map). The shuttle will run every 15 minutes, approximately. Parking may also be available in the main lot, depending on the time of day.

B. ADA Accessible Parking: Main parking lot adjacent to the west end of the soccer stadium/Chiles Center plaza.

5. University of Portland Bag Policy / Prohibited Items: https://www.up.edu/events/know-before-you-go/

Backpacks, duffle bags, or bags larger than 12 x 12 x 6 are prohibited. Please review this policy and information regarding bag checks and prohibited items (i.e., outside food and beverages, tobacco use, umbrellas, etc.). Every effort will be made to be to as quick and efficient as possible, but fans are encouraged to arrive well in advance of the scheduled start time in order to allow ample time to enter the facility.

6. LODGING AND VISITOR INFORMATION: Schools are to make their own arrangements for lodging.

A. Radisson Red Portland: Reservations Phone Number: (800) 967-9033, 1455 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97201

B. Visitor Information: http://www.travelportland.com

Visit Travel Portland online or call them at 1.877.678.5263 x2 for more information about dining, shopping, lodging, and more while in the Portland metropolitan area.

7. RULE 3 – CONTESTS – SPORTSMANSHIP – CROWD CONTROL (OSAA Handbook, Rules) (See Attached)

8. STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – VIDEOTAPING (OSAA Handbook, Executive Board Policies) (OSAA for Media) (Revised July 2019)

A. Recording video of OSAA state championships from seating areas is allowed provided the view of spectators is not obstructed. Use of a tripod in seating areas is prohibited due to safety reasons. An official school video recorder, identified prior to an OSAA state championship event by the head coach or athletic director of a participating school, will be allowed in a designated area established by the OSAA.

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B. Recording video is for private use only. Broadcasting or streaming video, live or delay, is prohibited unless an online Registration Form has been submitted and approved by the OSAA. Those approved for broadcasting / streaming OSAA state championship events declined by the NFHS Network shall pay a rights fee to the OSAA.

9. SERVICE ANIMALS: Trained guide dogs and service animals assisting guests are welcome at OSAA State Championships. All other animals are prohibited. All service animals must remain on a leash or in a harness, and be in full control of the handler, at all times. Handlers are responsible for any damage or injuries caused by their animals, must properly dispose of waste in appropriate containers and must take appropriate precautions to prevent property damage or injury.

10. LOST AND FOUND: During the event, Lost & Found will be at the OSAA Event Office or other location designated by the host facility / OSAA Staff. After the event please contact University of Portland Public Safety at 503.943.7161.

11. AWARDS: Team trophies will be presented at the conclusion of each trophy game on Saturday. The sportsmanship award, all-tournament team recognition, second place and championship trophies and medals and championship bracket board will be presented at the conclusion of each gender’s final game Saturday evening. Teams awarded the Sportsmanship Trophy will earn 100 points toward their school’s OSAA Cup total.

A. Trophies: Champion through sixth place trophies will be presented to the top teams in each classification.

B. Medals: Seventeen medals will be presented to both the champion and second place teams in each classification.

C. OSAA All-Tournament Teams: Medals will be presented to members of the All-Tournament 1st and 2nd Teams in each classification (five members on each team).

D. Moda Health Player of the Game: One player from each team in each of the 22 final site games will be recognized as that team’s Moda Health Player of the Game. The winners will be announced at the conclusion of each game. Each winner will receive a commemorative coin from Moda Health and a scholarship application. Quarterfinal through semifinal winners’ coins and scholarship applications will be mailed to the school the week following the championships. Friday’s (5A) and Saturday’s (6A, 4A, 3A, 2A, 1A) winners will receive their coin and scholarship application during the trophy presentation.

12. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS: http://www.osaa.org/activities

Results for the early rounds will be posted to the official OSAA brackets each evening during the playoffs. Complete game box scores, along with updated brackets, will be posted immediately following each game at the finals site. Schools, fans and local media are encouraged to visit the OSAA website for official results.

SOUVENIR INFORMATION Additional information available on the OSAA website, http://www.osaa.org/shop

1. STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS MERCHANDISE: http://www.osaastore.com

A. Pre-Order: https://osaa.rushteamapparel.com/osaa/pre-orders/

RushTeamApparel, new exclusive merchandise partner of the OSAA, offers pre-orders. Be on the lookout for pre-order dates as we get closer to first round contests. Select garments are available for pre-order: sweatshirts, t-shirts, long sleeve t-shirts, sweatpants, patches, pins, beanies and various Nike products. All pre-order merchandise will be available for pick up at the RushTeamApparel booth on-site throughout the event.

B. Championship Site: RushTeamApparel will be on-site at the OSAA state championship with a wide variety of souvenir merchandise. Stop by the merchandise booth to purchase t-shirts, sweatshirts, letterman patches, sweatpants, hats and much more. RushTeamApparel also offers a wide variety of customization options including school name, student-athlete name, event decals and more!

C. Official Letterman Patches: Get your official OSAA State Championship letterman patch onsite or by ordering online. Forget to get one last year? You can order an official letterman patch for any year going back to 2014-2015 in any OSAA activity by ordering online.

D. RushTeamApparel Contact Information: RushTeamApparel is the exclusive merchandise partner of the OSAA. For more information, contact RushTeamApparel at 1.253.858.5288 or via email at [email protected].

2. NORTHWEST SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY (NSP): http://www.4nsp.com/PhotosAction.aspx

A. Action and Awards Photos: NSP will shoot action photos of all 22 games. Photos from Thursday’s games will be available for purchase on Friday and Saturday in the lobby. These action photos, along with action photos from Friday and Saturday’s games and awards presentation photos will be available online for purchase by Sunday evening following the event.

B. NSP Contact Information: NSP is the official photographer of the OSAA. For more information, contact NSP at 800.446.5758 or via email at [email protected].

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3. BROADCASTS: Complete broadcast schedule: http://www.osaa.org/media

A. OSAA Radio Network: http://www.osaa.org/radio-network The OSAA Radio Network, sponsored by Pacific Office Automation, will stream audio of all games. Broadcasts begin five minutes prior to each game and will be archived for future listening following the championships.

B. NFHS Network: http://www.nfhsnetwork.com/osaa The NFHS Network will stream video of all games. Subscription fee is $10.99 per month. DVD’s may be purchased at the link above.

4. OSAA DIGITAL CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAMS: http://www.osaa.org/programs

The Official OSAA 6A, 5A and 4A Basketball State Championship programs will be available Monday, March 9. The programs include state championship brackets, a full-page roster and team photo plus season results for each team, historical state championship records and a color map of all OSAA member schools. Programs available on the OSAA Live mobile app and online. Download the OSAA Live mobile app from the App Store or Google Play by searching for “OSAA Live”.

5. MINI REPLICA TROPHIES: http://www.osaa.org/shop#trophies

A. Mini Replica Trophies: The OSAA is proud to be able to offer mini replicas of the trophies presented at the OSAA State Championships. Mini replica trophies are 8” tall x 10” wide x 5” deep and make a great gift for coaches, students, parents, etc. Mini replicas can be produced for teams and individuals for any year in any OSAA activity. Each mini replica trophy is $65 and that includes a personalized nameplate, shipping & handling. Order mini replica trophies online.

B. Crown Trophy Contact Information: Crown Trophy manages the mini replica trophy program. For more information, contact Crown Trophy at 503.626.1125 or via email at [email protected].

The OSAA is Proud to Partner with the following organizations

1. Abby’s Legendary Pizza: https://abbys.com/

With our large, open seating, Abby's is a winning choice for teams traveling throughout Oregon and central Washington. Print out and bring this document in with your team of five or more athletes and we'll take 20% off your total order of food and drinks. Dine-in only, please. Excludes any other discount or promotion. Participating locations. For a complete list of our locations nearest your next game, visit our website. Call ahead and we'll have your order ready!

2. The Old Spaghetti Factory: https://www.osf.com/

Whether it’s a pregame meal or a postgame celebration, The Old Spaghetti Factory is the unanimous choice for all your dining needs. With deliciously affordable three course meals, The Old Spaghetti Factory is great for families and groups. The Old Spaghetti Factory also offers fantastic banquet and catering services for your next event. Did you know coaches eat FREE? Bring in your team/group of 20 or more and two coaches eat free! With five convenient locations across Oregon (Portland, Clackamas, Tanasbourne, Sherwood, and Corvallis), The Old Spaghetti Factory is the perfect play call. Visit our website for more details.

3. FanFood: https://www.fanfoodapp.com/high-school

School administrators, want to improve the game experience for your community? Consider adding FanFood to your facilities! FanFood is the easiest and most efficient way to manage your concession stand by allowing fans to order and pay on their phone, then skip the long lines via the FanFood Express Pick Up Line. Keep your fans happy and never let them miss a moment of the game with FanFood! For more information, visit our website.

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Excerpt 2019‐2020 OSAA Handbook, Rules

3. Rule 3 – Contests – Sportsmanship – Crowd Control.

3.1. The arrangement of all festivals, meets, contests or championships is the responsibility of the superintendent, assistant superintendent or high school principal, subject to the Regulations of the Association.

3.2. When a festival, meet, contest or championship is in progress, the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) rules governing such activities shall apply, except for specific deviations as approved by the Executive Board.

3.3. Sportsmanship Responsibility. The high school administration, coach and other responsible officials of each member school shall take all reasonable measures to ensure that the school's coaches, players, students and spectators maintain a sportsmanlike attitude at all events so that events may be conducted without unreasonable danger or disorder. All cheers, comments and actions shall be in direct support of one’s team. Discriminatory harassment and bullying behavior will not be tolerated. Discrimination is defined as (OAR 581‐021‐0045(1)(a) “any act that unreasonably differentiates treatment, intended or unintended, or any act that is fair in form but discriminatory in operation, either of which is based on age, disability, national origin, race, color, marital status, religion, sex, and sexual orientation.” Harassing conduct may take many forms, including verbal acts and name‐calling; graphic and written statements, which include use of cell phones or the Internet; or other conduct that may be physically threatening, harmful, or humiliating. Examples include but are not limited to hazing, intimidation, bullying, cyberbullying or menacing another, or engaging in behavior deemed by the member school to endanger the safety or well‐being of students, employees, self or others. Harassment does not have to include intent to harm, be directed at a specific target, or involve repeated incidents. Harassment creates a hostile environment when the conduct is sufficiently severe, pervasive or persistent, so as to interfere with or limit the ability to participate in or benefit from the services, activities, or opportunities offered by a school. This includes the use of, or engagement in, abusive verbal expression or physical conduct, especially if that conduct interferes with the performance of students, staff, event officials or sponsors of interscholastic activities.

3.4. Spectator Conduct. The following expectations regarding spectator conduct at all OSAA sanctioned events, including regular and post season competition, are provided. Those violating or threatening to violate the following Association rules or site management spectator conduct expectations, may be ejected from the premises, issued a trespass citation, excluded from sanctioned activities temporarily or permanently and/or referred to law enforcement officials.

3.4.1. All cheers, comments and actions shall be in direct support of one’s team. No cheers, comments or actions shall be directed at one’s opponent or at contest officials. Some examples of unacceptable conduct include but are not limited to: disrespecting players by name, number or position; negative cheers or chants; throwing objects on the playing surface; use of derogatory or racially explicit language; discriminatory harassment or conduct that creates a hostile environment that is disruptive to the educational environment.

3.4.2. Spectators shall not be permitted to use vulgar/offensive or racially/culturally insensitive language or engage in any racially/culturally insensitive action.

3.5. Complaint Process. The OSAA will sanction schools whom it has found negligent in the duties of reasonably protecting those involved in interscholastic activities from derogatory or inappropriate names, insults, verbal assaults, profanity, ridicule or engaging in behavior deemed by the member school to endanger the safety or well‐being of students, employees, self or others.

3.5.1. OSAA will acknowledge receipt of the complaint within 48 hours.

3.5.2. OSAA may prioritize the investigation of complaints based on information received.

3.5.3. Complaints deemed to be employee or student discipline matters only shall be returned to the complainant. Matters of employment and/or employee discipline which can best be resolved through


the school district’s complaint process include but are not limited to: playing time, team level assignments (Varsity/JV), assignment of a student to a specific coach, equipment use, or dissatisfaction with a contract or payment term. Matters of student discipline which can best be resolved through the school district’s complaint process include but are not limited to: academic eligibility, drug/alcohol use, playing time or playing position, specific workout requirements, or dissatisfaction with a calendar, schedule or event location.

3.5.4. Complaints must include the complainant’s name and contact information (phone and email or mailing address). Anonymous complaints shall not be considered.

3.5.5. Every effort will be made to complete the investigation process within 30 days; however, should the investigation require more time, a 30‐day status update shall be provided.

3.5.6. To assist in investigation of the complaint, complainants are asked to note the following:

(a) Complaints are only accepted on the official online form and each section of the Complaint Form must be completed. (Complaint Form)

(b) Complaints which are determined to be outside the scope of the OSAA will be returned to the complainant via the contact address provided. See Rule 3.5.3 for guidance.

(c) Whenever possible, provide first‐hand accounts, with names and contact information of witnesses.

3.6. Sportsmanship Violations/Penalties. When the coaches, players, students, staff or spectators of any member school

engage in unsportsmanlike conduct, discriminatory harassing behaviors, act in a manner disruptive to the school

environment, or cause disorder or infliction of damage to persons or property in connection with any festival, meet,

contest or championship sponsored by this Association, the Executive Board may treat such acts as a violation by the

school of the Rules of the Association and the school shall be subject to penalty. Penalties may vary depending on

the actions taken by the school and/or school district during and after the event as it relates to trespassing

spectators involved, removing players/coaches from the team for a period of time, requiring additional

education/training, etc. Upon a ruling by the Executive Director or by the Executive Board the member school may

be subject to probation, mandatory appearance before the Executive Board, required plan of action, forfeitures,

fines, lack of institutional control penalties, suspension of membership or expulsion from the Association as

determined by the Executive Board. The Executive Director or the Executive Board may determine that no

penalties are necessary when an incident has been handled appropriately and in a timely fashion by the school

and/or district.

1. Q. Is the host school exclusively responsible for crowd control? A. No. While the host school for any activity must assume a primary responsibility for the physical management of the

activity, including providing for crowd control, this is a mutual responsibility. The visiting school also must take such measures as are necessary to insure proper behavior on the part of its own students and fans.

2. Q. May home team schools display signs and/or banners at their home venues? A. Yes, home team schools may display “permanent” signs and/or banners that are positive / supportive at their home

venues. Examples are welcome signs, in‐season rosters, league banners, league / state championship banners and sportsmanship banners.

3. Q. Are “run through” signs allowed? A. Yes, so long as the message is positive/supportive.

4. Q. May visiting schools bring signs and/or banners to hang at the host school’s venue? A. No.

5. Q. May spectators have signs at events? A. Spectators are not permitted to have signs or banners larger than 8‐1/2 x 11 inches. “Fathead” type items are

considered signs and shall not be larger than 8‐1/2 x 11 inches. Spectators are required to wear shirts.

6. Q. May a spectator have an artificial noisemaker? A. No, spectators are not permitted to have artificial noisemakers. Some examples of artificial noisemakers are

Thunder Stix, cowbells, clappers and air horns.

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7. Q. May a school use an artificial noisemaker at specific times during athletic events? A. In limited cases, yes. An example of an allowable use of artificial noisemakers by a school would be the firing of a

cannon or the ringing of a bell after a touchdown is scored.

8. Q. May spectators use small, handheld megaphones? A. Yes, provided they are not electric. Only cheerleaders are allowed to use large megaphones. Neither cheerleaders nor

spectators may use megaphones for banging on the floor or bleachers.

9. Q. What are some examples of cheers that do not encourage a positive atmosphere? A. Any yell that is intended to antagonize an opponent detracts from a positive atmosphere. “Air Ball! Air Ball!” booing,

“You! You! You!”, or “You Got Swatted!” are examples of yells that will not encourage a positive atmosphere. Conversely, a positive atmosphere is created when fans focus on positive yells in support of their team, rather than on negative yells attacking their team’s opponents. Spectators shall not turn their heads or hold up newspapers during team introductions, or jeer at cheerleaders during opposing team introductions.

10. Q. May students stand on the bottom row of the bleachers? A. Yes, but when they sit down, they must be seated on the second row.

11. Q. May students cheer during serves in volleyball and free throws in basketball? A. Yes, so long as they are just “making noise” and not specifically addressing a contest official or an individual player from

the opposing team.

12. Q. May a school use balloons at an athletic event? A. Yes, a host school may use balloons for decoration. However, fans may not have balloons, and balloons may not be

placed by the school in any manner that would block spectator viewing.

13. Q. May a school use balloons at a state championship final site? A. No.

14. Q. May spectators have oversized foam fingers at athletic events? A. Yes, they are allowed so long as they are not blocking spectator viewing.

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2020 6A BASKETBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS March 11‐14, 2020

University of Portland, Chiles Center 5000 N Willamette Blvd, Portland, OR 97203

CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE

Wednesday, March 11

11am Girls Coaches Meeting

11:30am Officials Meeting

Session 1 Game 1 1:30pm Girls Quarterfinal

Game 2 3:15pm Girls Quarterfinal

Session 2 Game 3 6:30pm Girls Quarterfinal

Game 4 8:15pm Girls Quarterfinal

Thursday, March 12

Session 3 Game 5 9am Girls Consolation

Game 6 10:45am Girls Consolation

11am Boys Coaches Meeting

Session 4 Game 7 1:30pm Boys Quarterfinal

Game 8 3:15pm Boys Quarterfinal

Session 5 Game 9 6:30pm Boys Quarterfinal

Game 10 8:15pm Boys Quarterfinal

Friday, March 13

Session 6 Game 11 9am Boys Consolation

Game 12 10:45am Boys Consolation

Session 7 Game 13 1:30pm Girls Semifinal

Game 14 3:15pm Girls Semifinal

Session 8 Game 15 6:30pm Boys Semifinal

Game 16 8:15pm Boys Semifinal

Saturday, March 14

Session 9 Game 17 9am Girls Consolation Final

Game 18 10:45am Boys Consolation Final

Session 10 Game 19 1:30pm Girls Third Place

Game 20 3:15pm Girls Championship

Session 11 Game 21 6:45pm Boys Third Place

Game 22 8:30pm Boys Championship

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