State Basketball Tournament

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2020 State Basketball Tournament: Butte, MT- November TBD

A big thank you to the Butte community for an excellent, fun, and successful State Basketball Tournament. Memories were made and times enjoyed by all. We look forward to next year! Results from the 2019 SBB Tournament, November 7-9, have been posted below.

Taking place in Butte and the surrounding area, the 2019 State Basketball Tournament will feature more than 800 competitors and 250 team volunteers from 44 delegations, from across Montana coming together to compete in 2019. It is a three day event, with November 7th featuring the opening ceremony, November 8th hosting a pool play day and featuring the Carnival and Dance, and November 9th hosting bracketed tournament play in the pursuit of first place! For more information on everything basketball, take a look at the links, videos, and unified information below. Look forward to seeing everyone on the court!

As games approach, resources will be posted below.

General Games Resources

Friday Game Schedule

Saturday Game Schedule

Saturday Individual Skills Division Assignments

Basketball Venues- Addresses and Descriptions

Event Streaming Schedule

Tournament Photos

Contact

Scott Held
Sports Director
Phone: (406) 216-5327 x 118
Email: SHeld@somt.org

Games Results

2019 5v5 Traditional Results

2019 5v5 Unified Results

2019 3v3 Traditional Results

2019 Individual Skills Results

2019 Modified Individual Skills Results

LPC Resources

2019 Basketball Rule Book and Rating Sheets

2019 State Basketball Information Packet

2019 Coaches Handbook

2019 Roster-Registration Form

SBB Roster-Registration Form Instructional

SOI Basketball Coaches Guide (skills learning pp. 43-114)

Important Information for Local Program Coordinators and Coaches

Basketballs: Please plan to bring your own basketballs for warm-ups. Referees may also ask for each team to present a possible game ball, and may choose one for competition.

Unified Play: SOMT will be recognizing two levels of unified play– player development and competitive. Teams will be divisioned based on the skill level of each teammate. For more information, see the rule book above. Review this fact sheet that explains the difference between the models. In the future, we hope to offer more in-depth training on the three Unified sports models: Competitive, Player Development, and Recreational. If you haven’t yet, please take the FREE online Unified Sports training offered through NFHS.