BIG3 March Madness 3v3

Location: Ackerman Sports & Fitness Center
 
800 St. Charles Rd. Glen Ellyn IL 60137
 
Tuesdays 3/14, 3/21 (Hour of skills then 30min of Scrimmage)
3rd/4th grade Boys 5:00-6:30pm
5th/6th Grade Boys & Girls 6:30-8:00pm
 
Sundays 3/12,3/19 (3v3 Tournament)
3rd/4th grade Boys 3:00-4:15pm
5th/6th Grade Boys & Girls 4:15-5:30pm
 
Limited capacity each session.
 
The BIG3 March Madness 3v3 is a thrilling event that brings together young basketball enthusiasts from different parts of the community. This tournament is designed to provide an opportunity for players to showcase their skills, compete, and have fun in a safe and supportive environment.
 
Tuesday sessions will be used to hone players skills via fundamental drill work and they will have the opportunity to put those skills to use through the scrimmage segement.
 
On Sundays the 3v3 tournament is played in a half-court setting, with teams consisting of three players and up to two substitutes. The competition takes place over the course of two days, with games lasting 10 minutes each, divided into two 5-minute halves. The tournament format is designed to ensure that every team gets to play multiple games, with the top teams advancing to the playoffs and ultimately the championship game.
 
The tournament is named "BIG3 March Madness 3v3" in honor of the March Madness college basketball tournament, which is a celebrated event in the basketball world. The tournament is hosted in a similar spirit, with teams and players competing at a high level and displaying their passion for the game. 
 
At the BIG3 March Madness 3v3 tournament, players not only have the opportunity to compete against their peers, but also to develop their skills and sportsmanship through friendly competition. The tournament is overseen by the BIG3 coaching staff who will ensure that all games are played fairly and in accordance with the rules. With exciting games, friendly competition, and a focus on skill development, the BIG3 March Madness 3v3 tournament is an event that youth basketball players won't want to miss.