Wednesday, March 19
Opening Ceremonies:
Half-Court Contest and Varsity All-Star Games
Location:
Norte Vista High School 6585 Crest Ave. Riverside, CA 92503
Time:
6:20pm: Half-Court Contest ($1.00 a shot)
7pm: Varsity Girls All-Star Game and Varsity Boys to follow
Thursday, March 20
Games: All Teams 10am – 10pm
Locations: See schedule and gym addresses
Friday, March 21
Bracket: All teams 8am – 9pm
Locations: See schedule and gym addresses
Saturday, March 22
Championship Game Day: 8am – 8pm
Varsity Girls Championship Game: Norte Vista High
Varsity Boys Championship Game: Norte Vista High
1. Norte Vista High School 6585 Crest Ave. Riverside, CA 92503
2. Riley Gym 3900 Acacia Ave. Norco, CA 92860.
3. Ramirez Intermediate 6905 Harrison Ave, Eastvale, CA 92880
4. River Heights Intermediate 7227 Scholar Way, Eastvale, CA 92880
5. Circle City Center 365 N Main St, Corona, CA 92880
6. Civic Center 550 S Vicentia Ave, Corona CA 92882
7. El Cerrito Middle School 7610 El Cerrito Rd, Corona, CA 92881
8. Ranch Sports Facility 16067 Euclid Ave. Chino, CA 91708 (Park in designated parking only or you may be towed, do not park in red highlighted areas. see picture below)
9. Norco Intermediate 2711 Temescal Ave. Norco, CA 92860
10. La Sierra Community Center 5215-B La Sierra Ave Riverside, CA 92505 (park in lot near baseball field)
11. Corona Friends Church 1220 W Ontario Ave. Corona, CA 92882
Corona Regional Medical Center - 800 S Main St, Corona, CA 92882
Parkview Community Hospital Medical Center - 3865 Jackson St, Riverside, CA 92503
Riverside Community Hospital - 4445 Magnolia Ave, Riverside, CA 92501
Kaiser Permanente Riverside Medical Center - 10800 Magnolia Ave, Riverside, CA 92505
Chino Valley Medical Center - 5451 Walnut Ave, Chino, CA 91710
Norco Urgent Care - 1295 Hamner Ave STE C, Norco, CA 92860
Accelerated Urgent Care - 4108 Edison Ave Suite 112, Chino, CA 91710
Citrus Valley Urgent Care - 308 W 6th St Ste 101, Corona, CA 92882
Apple Urgent Care - 9889 Magnolia Ave Suite A, Riverside, CA 92503
The California Home School Sports Tournament Board of Directors would like to thank the following sponsors of our
2025 March Gladness Tournament...
Abby Webster
Amber Acosta
Amber Landavazo
Andy White
Antonia Lopez
Armondo Acosta
Becca Hib
Beth Sackett
Bonanza Plumbing
Carolyn Crum
Christian Meleka
Claudia Bobar
Colton Acosta
Daniel Landavazo
Day & Knight Chess Club
DIY Beverages
Donna Banman
Earthworks
Elite Performance Flooring Inc.
Elizabeth Cermeno
Elizabeth Hib
Fatima Urena
Felix Landavazo
Graphics Installations Inc
Hannah Solo
Heidi Richards
Hib Family
Ian and Jamie Corella
Jaelynn Acosta
Jeff and Sue Paterson
Jennifer Urena
Jessah Hib
Joe and Jessie Daniel
Josh Smylie
Josie Daniel
Kyle Acosta
Lori Acosta
Marilyn Griffin
Michael and Winnie Hinckley
Mindy Fonseca
Miranda Sundin
Nate Chavira
Nicole Koehler
Pathway Wealth Management
Paul Herreras
Phillip Reynolds
Potter Family
Raul Acosta
Rawan Bishop
Richards Family
Samantha Hib
Samuel Landavazo
Santa Family
Sebastain Meleka
Seth Elder
Seth Richards
Sidney Meleka
Steve Ochoa
Tawny McClure
Territory Manager for US Foods
Thomas Mummert
Tracy Wilhite
Troy Acosta
Valerie Portillo
Will and Debra Corella
Yezmane Gonzalez
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Thank you very much!
California Home School Sports
2025 March Gladness
1. We will be using High School National Federation Rules for all ages.
2. Players may play above, but in no circumstance below, their respective age division.
3. Levels of team/age division, age as of September 1st for the season’s academic year
Varsity 18 & under
JV 18 & under* (subordinate to varsity)
*When entering one team in the 15-18 age division, field them as a varsity team. If you then have enough players after fielding a Varsity Team field a JV team at that point. (First year teams/programs may request to start at the JV level and that will be reviewed by the directors.)
Freshman 14 & under
12 & under
10 & under co-ed
Rule adaptation for tournament only (new rule implemented as of 2010 Tournament):
All teams in the 15-18 year range would be put in one division called Varsity, for seeding games and then broken into 2 or 3 divisions as needed and based on ability after the seeding games. Varsity and Division 1 would be the highest level. All teams will estimate what level they think is appropriate for their team prior to the start of the tournament. We will use season information, team request, and seeding games to make a final determination of what level each team is in.
4. Each team must have a pre-set roster for every game. If a team has less than 8 players, that team may “float” a player or players to his team, from a lower level team of their school, providing the player meets the age requirements of that division. A team that uses “floating players” may not have more than 8 players on their roster at any time. If a team uses a “floating player” each player must be identified as such on their roster, alerting the opposing coach and scorekeeper. The floating rule is only for the season, not the tournament.
5. Coaches must turn in a game roster to the scorekeeper ten (10) minutes prior to game time.
6. Eight (8) minute stop time will be used for all four (4) quarters for all teams. No shot clock.
In the case of a 25 point lead during the 4thQuarter, change to running clock for the remainder of the game, unless the score drops under a 25 point lead, then the stop clock will start again
7. Three, one (1) minute & Two, thirty (30) second time outs are permitted per game. Overtime will be four (4) minutes with One, (1) additional full time out plus unused time-outs.
8. All players on every team must be home-schooled at least 51% of the time.
9. The closely guarded rule will be 1 pace/ 3 feet by the same defender for five (5) seconds.
10. Body jewelry or head adornments (metal) are not permitted. Alljewelry must be removed before warm-up and game time. Players in violation will be dismissed from the game until the problem is rectified. If the problem is rectified they may re-enter the game as a substitute at the next regular stopped ball All tattoo’s must be covered. The covering must match the uniform color.
11. Uniforms with pockets are not permitted.
12. Shirts must be tucked in at all times. Shorts must be above the hips (no sagging pants). Players with a violation will be dismissed from the game until the problem is rectified.
13. Ball sizes: All Girls divisions and U10 division use 28.5 – 29. All other ages use 29.5 – 30.
Ball Type: Leather or Synthetic Leather, Spalding TF-1000 or equivalent.
14. Home team leads the prayer at center court before each game.
15. Coaches are responsible for the behavior of their respective spectators and can be charged with a technical foul by the referee for any inappropriate conduct.
16. During the regular season, coaches of the 10 & U and 12 & U teams must give playing time to every player in uniform for each game.
17. 10 & U teams are not allowed to have back court defense.
18. Scorekeepers, callers, timers at the official table must refrain from standing, cheering, and other distracting behavior. You will be subject to a technical foul called by the officials. No other persons are to be at or near the official table.
19. A player, coach, parent, or spectator that is ejected from a game will have a mandatory suspension from the next scheduled game.
Updated Sept. 2017
California Home School Sports
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