Each participant will have 60 seconds to shoot three pointers from various locations. Each successfully made shot using a normal basketball will score one point, and each successfully made shot using a colored (money) basketball will score two points. The total score for each participant will be calculated and the top five in each division will move on to the final round.

RULES

1. Each participant will have 60 seconds to shoot five balls from five racks positioned around the 3-point line. Each successfully made shot using a normal basketball will score one point, and each successfully made shot using a colored (money) basketball will score two points.
2. One rack will be stationed at the top of the key, one will be on each wing, and one will be in each corner. Each participant may begin at either corner of the court. The designated shooting spots along the 3-point arc will be marked with yellow poly spots. The participant will stand behind the yellow poly spot when shooting.
3. The clock will start with 60 seconds on the clock.
4. The first four balls on each rack are worth one point, and the fifth ball on each rack is worth two points. Participant must have both feet behind the 3-point line when he/she releases the ball.
5. A participant’s total score is determined by adding the total points they receive for all made baskets from behind the 3-point line.
6. Tie-Breaker – When determining the champion, the following tie-breaking procedure will be followed: The first tiebreaker will be the number of money balls each shooter hit in their round. If a tie still exists, the second tiebreaker will be the number of baskets made from the last rack. If a tie still exists, proceed backward through the number of racks until the tie is broken.

RULES

1. Participants are given two practice attempts before the start of the qualifying round.
2. The participant must let the checker know when they are ready to begin.
3. The count begins when the first free throw is made.
4. All free throws must be attempted from behind the free throw line (15 feet) and inside the circle.
5. A free throw is considered out when it touches any support or standard above the backboard or rim.
6. Participants who make 20 or more free throws in the first round will be qualify for the final round. Players will be given a total of 25 attempts.
7. Two practice attempts are allowed before the final round begins. The final round count begins when the first free throw is made.
8. The individual championship will be determined by adding together the scores of the qualifying and final round.
9. The team championship will be determined by adding the highest four scores per organization.
10. Co-Rec partners must be declared before participating in the contest.