Pick Up Player Rule
A team shall be allowed to add (pick up) a maximum of seven (7) players to their official roster when advancing to a Division I, II or III National Championship with an overall maximum of fifteen (15) players.

Jersey Numbers
Players' jerseys must have numbers on both the front and back. Numbers can be 00-99. Minimum size of numbers shall be 2" on the front and 4" on the back.

Player Foul Rule
Player Foul Rule for District Qualifying Tournaments, Super Regional Tournaments and National

Championships
*A player will be disqualified on her 5th personal foul in the 8u, 9u, 10u, 11u, 12u and 13u.
*A player will be disqualified on her 6th personal foul in the 14u, 15u, 16u and 19u.

Warm-Up and Halftime
Half time is 4-minutes for all age divisions. Warm-up time is 6 minutes. Game time is game time. If a team arrives prior, then they shall have 6 minutes to warm-up.

Playing Times
Districts may determine the length of games in their Qualifying Tournaments. However, it is strongly recommended that Districts follow the times below.

DIVISION                                 GAME LENGTH
8/u                                               6-minute quarters
9/u, 10/u                                      7-minute quarters
11/u, 12/u, 13/u                          8-minute quarters
14/u, 15/u, 16/u                        18-minute halves

Timeouts
*Three full (75 seconds) timeouts and two 30 second timeouts in the 8/u, 9/u, 10/u, 11/u, 12/u and 13/u age divisions.
*Four full (75 seconds) timeouts and two 30 second timeouts in the 14/u, 15/u, 16/u, 19/u
 
Birth Certificate (Record) Challenge
In lieu of turning in birth certificates and/or grade exception forms (if applicable) at each tournament, AAU Girls Basketball is instituting the Birth Certificate Challenge system. Approved birth records* and/or grade exception forms (if applicable) must be carried to every game. If the opposing coach challenges the age of any players, the challenged coach must produce the birth certificate of those players before they can play in the game. If challenged players’ birth certificates cannot be produced, they cannot play in that game until they are provided. If birth certificates are produced at any point in the game, they are then eligible to participate. If there are not 5 players eligible to start a game, the game will be declared a forfeit.
Hospital Records are not an acceptable form of birth certification.
*a. A certified copy of birth record from the State, County or Municipal Bureau of Vital Statistics in the
      place of birth
*b. A certified copy of the delayed registration of birth, if the athlete’s birth was not recorded on her
     day of birth, issued by the same governing bodies
*c. Consular Service Form FS-240, “Report on Birth” issued by the U.S. Department of State
*d. Immigration and naturalization forms I-151 and I-25
*e. Form No. 43-12311-7 issued by the U.S. Department of Justice
*f.  Legal passport
*g. Driver’s License

Pick Up Player Rule/Participating In A Bordering District
A team shall be allowed to add (pick up) a maximum of seven (7) players to their official roster when advancing to a Division I, II or III National Championship with an overall maximum of fifteen (15) total players. An athlete may only participate in her District of residence, where she attends school full
time or in a bordering District Qualifying Tournament. She must register in her resident
District. A maximum of three (3) athletes from bordering Districts will be allowed on any team at the District, Regional or National level.