What is the MYBA?
The MYBA is a collaborative effort between the MYAS, the MYBA Basketball Board of Advisors, and youth basketball leaders from around the state working together to strengthen and enhance community-based youth basketball during the winter season.
Member Associations
- Begins June 3, 2026 – MYBA membership registration opens
- Post your tournament to the MYBA Tournament Index
- Roll your teams over from the 2025-26 season to the 2026-27 season
- Click here for instructions to Renew Your Membership, Create Your Tournament(s), and Add Teams.
Tournament Index
MYBA member associations are eligible to post their tournament on the Tournament Index. Click on the Tournament tab in your portal. From there, you can submit and modify your tournament information.
MYBA Team Composition Guidelines
Winter Basketball Team Composition & Player Eligibility Guidelines
MYBA Best Practices, Team Composition & Player Eligibility Guidelines
- Click here to view them (Revised 6/2/2026)
- School attendance is the primary factor when determining which association an athlete is eligible to participate with.
Origin Explanation
- Summary
- Determines school attendance as the primary factor when determining which association an athlete is eligible to participate in.
- Removes the residency component of the MYBA Team Composition Guidelines in most cases
- Exceptions are made for players that attend private schools and home/online school
- Clarifies the documentation that is accepted to prove residency in the limited cases that the residency component is accepted
- Clarifies situations involving school districts that have multiple high schools within a single district
- The changes would be in effect for the 2022-23 winter travel season
- The revised guidelines were created and proposed by the eight member MYBA Compliance and Eligibility Task Force
- A subcommittee of the MYBA/MYAS Basketball Board of Advisors
- The MYBA Compliance and Eligibility Task Force proposed changes to the Team Composition Guidelines for the following reasons:
- Verifying the residency of participating players in the previous team composition guidelines, had become arduous and challenging
- The school that a player attends is a more efficient and effective way to prove/verify/confirm eligibility
- It is the shared responsibility of all MYBA member associations to uphold the community based component of the winter basketball season
- If team composition guidelines are not enforceable, it threatens/weakens community based youth traveling basketball in the state of Minnesota.
- The MYBA Compliance and Eligibility Task Force proposed changes to the Team Composition Guidelines for the following reasons:
- The proposal of the new guidelines were presented to the 21 members of the MYAS/MYBA Basketball Board of Advisors
- A subcommittee of the MYBA/MYAS Basketball Board of Advisors
- All 21 members of the MYBA/MYAS Board of Advisors submitted a vote to approve/oppose the new guidelines
- By a unanimous vote, the Revised MYBA Team Composition Guidelines was APPROVED
- 21 votes to approve (MYAS team members did not have voting rights)
- 0 votes to oppose
- Members of the MYBA/MYAS Basketball Board of Advisors represented the following associations:
- Apple Valley
- Blaine
- Bloomington Jefferson
- Brainerd
- Cambridge-Isanti
- Champlin Park
- Farmington
- Mahtomedi
- Minneapolis
- New Prague
- Osseo-Maple Grove
- Owatonna
- Park Center
- Shakopee
- St. Cloud
- St. Paul
- St. Michael-Albertville
- Stewartville
- Waconia
- Wayzata
- Zimmerman
- By a unanimous vote, the Revised MYBA Team Composition Guidelines was APPROVED
- It is each MYBA member association’s responsibility to ensure that rostered players participating on teams assembled by their association, are eligible to do so, under the revised player eligibility guidelines.
- Note: It is recommended that each association add a question to their player registration- “What school does your child attend?”
GSTC 2025 Results
| Age | Division | Champion | Runner-Up | Third Place | Fourth Place | Final Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9U | 9AAA | Minnetonka | Fargo Red | Two Rivers | Eagan | Final Results |
| 9AA | Minnetonka Blue | Hastings | Jordan | Champlin Park | Final Results | |
| 10U | 10AAA | Lake Elmo | Duluth 709 | Rochester Black | Sartell | Final Results |
| 10AA | Minnetonka White | Prior Lake Gold | Edina Green | Minnetonka Blue | Final Results | |
| 10A | Plymouth/Wayzata | Cambridge-Isanti | Minnetonka White | Maple River | Final Results | |
| 11U | 11AAA | Wayzata | Hopkins | Woodbury | Blaine | Final Results |
| 11AA | Mankato | Owatonna | Albert Lea | Wayzata Blue | Final Results | |
| 11A | Goodview Sandlot | Edina Green | Mpls Millers Blue | Minnetonka Blue | Final Results | |
| 12U | 12AAA | Elk River | Lakeville | Wayzata Blue | Edina | Final Results |
| 12AA | Spring Lake Park | Lake Elmo Black | Stillwater | Dassel-Cokato | Final Results | |
| 12A | St. Paul Highland Gold | Wayzata Gold | Miesville | Edina Green | Final Results | |
| 13U | 13AAA | East Ridge | Minnetonka | Chanhassen | Stillwater | Final Results |
| 13AA | Esko | Oakdale | East Ridge Gold | Prior Lake | Final Results | |
| 13A | Bold | Waseca | Mankato | East Ridge | Final Results | |
| 14U | 14AAA | Lake Elmo | Cold Spring | Shoreview | Champlin Park | Final Results |
| 14AA | West Fargo Sluggers | West Fargo Spikes | Fargo Red | Minnetonka Blue | Final Results | |
| 14/15A | Lakeville North | Minnetonka Black | Edina Gold | Mankato | Final Results | |
| 15U | 15AAA | Chanhassen | Coon Rapids | Eau Claire Blue | Moorhead Black | Final Results |
| 15AA | St. Paul Highland | Hopkins | Woodbury | Wayzata Blue | Final Results |
Rosters & MSHSL Policy
MSHSL Participation
Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) Now Governing 9th Grade
*Reviewed and approved by MSHSL leadership, including the Associate Directors and Executive Director.
What this means for winter travel basketball:
- Any student in the 7th or 8th grade who is participating with an MSHSL team that is participating with and/or against 9th, 10th, 11th, and/or 12th graders is not eligible to participate with a non-school or community association basketball team during the MSHSL basketball season.
- Summary of MSHSL Policy: Per the MSHSL policy, 7th and 8th graders participating on a 9th Grade, B squad, C squad, JV, and/or Varsity team are not allowed to participate on a non-MSHSL 7th or 8th grade travel basketball team during the season.
- MYAS Policy: 7th and 8th graders that participated on a 9th Grade, B squad, C squad, JV, and/or Varsity team are not allowed to participate on a 7th or 8th grade travel basketball team during or after the high school season, even if the high school team is done for the season.
- Clarification: It is not permissible for a player that played with a high school team to play in the Grade State Championships once that player is done with the high school season.
Minnesota Youth Athletic Services (MYAS)/Minnesota Youth Basketball Alliance (MYBA) Stance:
- We will uphold the MSHSL policy to help ensure that students maintain their eligibility as it pertains to MSHSL and MYBA events.
- Any student in the 7th or 8th grade who is participating with a MSHSL team that has 9th, 10th, 11th, and/or 12th graders is not eligible to participate in the MYAS Grade State Basketball Championships.
- Teams participating in Grade State should be composed of the same travel team roster from their current season’s winter travel basketball regular season visible in RegisterPlay.
- Click here to view the article published by the MSHSL.
Directly from the article referenced above:
The Board of Directors approved the Glossary, Interpretations, and Board Policies sections of the MSHSL Handbook to reflect the inclusion of 9th Grade Governance. This final approval of updated language was necessary to implement 9th Grade Governance beginning in the current school year and all updated information will be included in the MSHSL Official Handbook this coming fall.
Explanation of MSHSL Participation Policy:
- MSHSL Bylaw 208: Non-School Competition and Training
- This MSHSL Bylaw prohibits Participation on both an MSHSL team and another team in the same sport during the same season.
- “Participation” includes practice, training, scrimmages, tryouts, and competitions. We strongly recommend consulting with your school’s Activities Administrator to review your eligibility before registering or participating with a recognized Minnesota Youth Basketball Alliance member association.
- Students in grades 7-12 that participate in MSHSL high school programs must work with their school activities administrator to determine potential impacts on eligibility before registering.
Timeline and Clarifications for 7th & 8th Graders Wanting to Participate on a High School Team:
- The Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) permits students in grades 7–12 to participate on high school basketball teams.
- Travel basketball tryouts typically occur well before high school team tryouts.
- For many players, making a high school team is not guaranteed.
- As a result, it is common and reasonable for 7th and 8th grade players who are interested in trying out for a high school team to also participate in travel basketball tryouts. This ensures they have a playing opportunity regardless of the high school outcome.
- In the time between travel team tryouts and high school tryouts, these players may practice and participate with their travel team.
- Once high school tryouts begin, and until rosters are final, players who are also on a travel team need to pause participation with their travel team while they try out for the high school team.
- If the player makes a high school team and chooses to participate, they must discontinue participation with their travel team for the remainder of the season, in accordance with MSHSL policy.
- If the player does not make a high school team, they are allowed to resume full participation with their travel team.
General Roster Policy
- Team rosters must be added to the MYBA website (myasrp.com) no later than two weeks prior to a team’s first tournament.
- Roster Deadline: Two weeks prior to your first tournament but no later than November 15th.
- Secondary Roster Deadline: January 15th (For teams that are formed after their in-house season is done)
- Rosters are limited to 12 players.
Required Documentation
Documentation to Verify School Attendance and Residence
- School Attendance: the following forms of verification are accepted (copies are accepted)
- Any school issued ID or document that lists the player’s name and school that they attend.
- Residency: the following forms of verification are accepted (copies are accepted)
- To prove residency, we will refer to the address that the player’s school has on file.
Documentation to Verify Current Grade
- Any school issued ID or document that lists the player’s name and current grade (copies are accepted).
Coaches and travel directors must be prepared to provide this documentation if requested by the MYBA (MN Youth Basketball Alliance) Compliance and Eligibility Committee.
It is strongly recommended that teams request a letter from the players’ school(s) that identifies them by name, age and grade. This letter must be on school letterhead and must be signed by a school official.
Best Practices
General Best Practices
Documentation to Verify School Attendance and Residence
- School Attendance: the following forms of verification are accepted (copies are accepted)
- Any school issued ID or document that lists the player’s name and school that they attend.
- Residency: the following forms of verification are accepted (copies are accepted)
- To prove residency, we will refer to the address that the player’s school has on file.
- Note: Coaches and travel directors must be prepared to provide this documentation if requested by the MYBA (MN Youth Basketball Alliance) Compliance and Eligibility Committee.
Documentation to Verify Current Grade
- Any school issued ID or document that lists the player’s name and current grade (copies are accepted).
- Note: Coaches and travel directors must be prepared to provide this documentation if requested by the MYBA (MN Youth Basketball Alliance) Compliance and Eligibility Committee.
Nationwide Criminal Background Checks:
- All coaches and administrative personnel must pass a background check within the last three years.
- Per Minnesota State Law, all coaches and administrators must complete an accredited concussion course that needs to be renewed every three years.
- Coaches are in compliance with the federal law, Protecting Youth Victims from Sexual Abuse and Safe Sport Authorization Act of 2017.
Code of Conduct:
- Associations must establish code of conduct policies that each player and parent/guardian acknowledge, prior to the start of the season.
Tryout Process:
- Associations must have an open try‐out process for players.
Coach Selection:
- Associations must have an open application process for coaching candidates.
Coaches Education:
- Associations must provide a coaches education program each year.
Trusted Assignors:
- Associations will work to ensure a safe, positive and productive environment for youth athletes by requiring that all officials’ assigned to MYBA invitational tournaments have successfully completed training, screening and education through the MSHSL and/or Trusted Officials. This is accomplished by working directly with a Trusted Assignor.
Organizational Standards:
- The MYBA and the MYAS recognizes organizations that promote and implement programs for multiple age/grade levels. We do not recognize single teams formulated by any individual(s) not affiliated with, or recognized by a recognized organization, as described above or a bona fide association. The sponsoring organization must be of perpetual nature (i.e. intend to be in existence from year to year). The sponsoring organization must have a democratic posture, meaning that the administrative structure of the organization must allow for open election of officers and open forums for parents and participants to voice their concerns.
- Associations must have a minimum of 4 teams.
Association Recognition Policy:
- The MYAS Board of Directors has deemed that having multiple travel basketball associations servicing the same area can create confusion among athletes, parents, coaches, and facility providers. Therefore, the MYAS has adopted the policy that only one association in any given high school attendance area/geographic area will be recognized by the MYAS.
- An exception to this policy is Minneapolis and St. Paul (see Clarification on Minneapolis and St. Paul).
Compliance Audits:
- MYBA members shall agree to provide MYAS with requested information to prove that the Best Practices listed above are being met and the Team Composition Guidelines are being followed.
Team Identification
Adopted on 6/2/25
In an effort to help properly identify teams, we will be using the following format for naming teams. This naming structure will be consistent throughout.
Structure (each are required):
- Team Name
- Gender Initial
- Class (Grade and Division)
- Color or Number (Must be unique to each team)
Examples
Fridley B7B Gold
- Fridley
- Boys
- 7th Grade B
- Gold
Farmington G8A Black
- Farmington
- Girls
- 8th Grade A
- Black
Eagan B7C Blue
- Eagan
- Boys
- 7th Grade C
- Blue
OMGBA B5A 1
- OMGBA
- Boys
- 5th Grade A
- 1 (as they have a 1-5 numbering system)
Refund Policy
- This MYBA annual membership fee is nonrefundable.
- This fee provides the following to MYBA member associations
- Access to MYBA member associations to advertise their tournament (s) on the MYBA Tournament Index.
- Ability to participate in the MYAS Grade State Championships.
- Support and guidance from the MYAS staff and MYBA Board of Advisors.
- RegisterPlay platform support, management and enhancements.
- Player and team eligibility enforcement.
Age & Grade Determination Dates
Age & Grade Cutoff Dates: MYBA Winter Basketball
2025-26 Season
Grade/Age Requirements: Players must play in the grade division in which they are currently enrolled and must meet the appropriate age limitation specified below:
- 3rd Grade Eligibility: In 3rd Grade AND born on or After September 1, 2015
- 4th Grade Eligibility: In 4th Grade AND born on or After September 1, 2014
- 5th Grade Eligibility: In 5th Grade AND born on or After September 1, 2013
- 6th Grade Eligibility: In 6th Grade AND born on or After September 1, 2012
- 7th Grade Eligibility: In 7th Grade AND born on or After September 1, 2011
- 8th Grade Eligibility: In 8th Grade AND born on or After September 1, 2010
Notes
- It is permissible for a player to play up from their designated grade division, but they may not play down. For example, a 5th grader may play on a 6th grade team but a 5th grader may not play on an 4th grade team.
- A player who has been accelerated in school may participate in the grade level that would be their “natural” grade.
- This applies only to players that skipped a grade. If they went from 4th grade straight into 6th grade, this exception would apply. It does not apply to players that “started kindergarten early”.
Team Reclassification
Team Reclassification - 1/22/2026
- The following teams were reclassified on 1/22/2026.
- The reclassifications were approved by the MYBA Competition & Rankings Task Force, a subset of the MYBA Board of Advisors.
- Email sent to association leaders on 1/22/2026
| Team Name | Original Class | New Class |
|---|---|---|
| Holmen Vikings | G4BC | C |
| 7b Denfeld Gold | B7BC | C |
| 8b Denfeld | B8BC | C |
| Aitkin 7’s | G7BC | C |
| Aitkin Boys 4th BC | B4BC | C |
| Albany B5B Black | B5AB | A |
| Albany B6AB Purple | B6AB | B |
| Albany B6BC White | B6BC | C |
| Albany B7BC Black | B7BC | C |
| Albany G6A Purple | G6AB | B |
| Albany G6BC White | G6BC | C |
| Albany G7AB Purple | G7AB | B |
| Albert Lea B3BC | B3BC | C |
| Albert Lea B4AB | B4AB | B |
| Albert Lea B7BC | B7BC | C |
| Albert Lea B8AB Tigers | B8AB | B |
| Albert Lea G3BC | G3BC | C |
| Albert Lea G5BC | G5BC | C |
| Alexandria B3AB | B3AB | B |
| Alexandria B4AB Red | B4AB | A |
| Alexandria B4BC Black | B4BC | B |
| Alexandria G3AB | G3AB | A |
| Alexandria G4 Red | G4AB | A |
| Andover G4AB Gold | G4AB | B |
| Andover G5AB Gold | G5AB | A |
| Andover G6B Black | G6BC | B |
| Andover G7AB Gold | G7AB | B |
| Andover G8AB Gold | G8AB | B |
| Andover GG5BC Black | G5BC | C |
| Annandale B4AB Red | B4AB | B |
| Annandale B4BC Black | B4BC | C |
| Annandale B5AB Red | B5AB | B |
| Annandale B5BC Black | B5BC | C |
| Annandale B6BC Black | B6BC | C |
| Annandale B7BC Black | B7BC | C |
| Annandale B8AB Red | B8AB | A |
| Annandale B8BC Black | B8BC | C |
| Annandale G4AB Red | G4AB | B |
| Annandale G5AB Red | G5AB | B |
| Annandale G5BC Black | G5BC | C |
| Annandale G6AB Red | G6AB | A |
| Annandale G6BC Black | G6BC | C |
| Apple Valley B3BC White | B3BC | A |
| Armstrong Red B6AB | B6AB | B |
| Armstrong Red B7AB | B7AB | B |
| Armstrong Red B8AB | B8AB | A |
| Armstrong Red G4B | G4BC | B |
| Armstrong Red G5A | G5BC | A |
| Austin B3BC | B3BC | C |
| Austin B5BC Red | B5BC | B |
| Austin B7AB | B7AB | B |
| Austin G3BC | G3BC | C |
| Austin G4BC | G4BC | C |
| Austin G5BC | G5BC | C |
| Austin G6BC | G6BC | C |
| Austin G6BC White | G6BC | C |
| Bay City G8BC | G8BC | C |
| Becker B3BC Miller | B3BC | C |
| Becker B3BC Novotny | B3BC | B |
| Becker B3BC Saffert | B3BC | C |
| Becker B4BC Borchardt | B4BC | C |
| Becker B4BC Kinney | B4BC | C |
| Becker B4BC Lidke | B4BC | C |
| Becker B5AB Blue | B5AB | B |
| Becker B5BC Black | B5BC | C |
| Becker B5BC White | B5BC | C |
| Becker B6AB Blue | B6AB | A |
| Becker B6BC Black | B6BC | C |
| Becker B6BC White | B6BC | C |
| Becker B7AB Blue | B7AB | B |
| Becker B7BC White | B7BC | C |
| Becker B8BC White | B8BC | C |
| Becker G3BC Hord | G3BC | C |
| Becker G3BC Weber | G3BC | C |
| Becker G4BC Mrnak | G4BC | C |
| Becker G5AB Blue | G5AB | A |
| Becker G5BC White | G5BC | B |
| Becker G8BC Blue | G8BC | B |
| Belle Plaine B3BC Black | B3BC | C |
| Belle Plaine B4BC Black | B4BC | C |
| Belle Plaine B4BC Red | B4BC | C |
| Belle Plaine B5BC Black | B5BC | C |
| Belle Plaine B6BC Red | B6BC | C |
| Belle Plaine B7BC Red | B7BC | C |
| Belle Plaine B8 Red | B8BC | C |
| Belle Plaine G4BC Black | G4BC | C |
| Belle Plaine G5BC Black | G5BC | C |
| Belle Plaine G6BC Black | G6BC | C |
| Belle Plaine G7BC Black | G7BC | C |
| Belle Plaine G8BC Black | G8BC | C |
| Bemidji B3AB Navy | B3AB | B |
| Bemidji B4AB Navy | B4AB | B |
| Bemidji B4BC Gray | B4BC | C |
| Bemidji B4BC White | B4BC | C |
| Bemidji B5AB Navy | B5AB | B |
| Bemidji B6BC White | B6BC | C |
| Bemidji B8AB | B8AB | A |
| Bemidji G3AB Navy | G3AB | B |
| Bemidji G4AB Navy | G4AB | B |
| Bemidji G5AB Navy | G5AB | B |
| Bemidji G6AB Navy | G6AB | A |
| Bemidji G6BC White | G6BC | C |
| Bigfork 6G | G6BC | C |
| Bigfork B5 | B5BC | C |
| Bigfork B6 | B6BC | C |
| Bigfork G4 | G4BC | C |
| Blaine B7BC White | B7BC | B |
| Blaine B8BC White | B8BC | C |
| Blaine G5AB White | G5AB | B |
| Blaine G6BC Blue | G6BC | B |
| Blaine G7BC Blue | G7BC | B |
| Blooming Prairie B6C | B6BC | C |
| Bloomington B7B Blue | B7AB | B |
| Bloomington G4AB Blue | G4AB | A |
| Bloomington G6AB Blue | G6AB | A |
| Bloomington G6BC White | G6BC | C |
| Braham 5G BC | G5BC | C |
| Brainerd B3BC Blue | B3BC | C |
| Brainerd B3BC White | B3BC | B |
| Brainerd B4BC Black | B4BC | C |
| Brainerd B4BC Blue | B4BC | C |
| Brainerd B4BC White | B4BC | C |
| Brainerd B5BC White | B5BC | C |
| Brainerd B6AB Blue | B6AB | A |
| Brainerd B6BC White | B6BC | C |
| Brainerd B7AB Blue | B7AB | B |
| Brainerd B7BC White | B7BC | C |
| Brainerd G3BC Blue | G3BC | C |
| Brainerd G4BC Blue | G4BC | C |
| Brainerd G5C White | G5BC | C |
| Brainerd G7AB Blue | G7AB | B |
| Breck B8AB Mustangs | B8AB | A |
| BSM B7BC | B7BC | C |
| BSM B8AB | B8AB | B |
| BSM G6BC | G6BC | C |
| BSM G8AB Red | G8AB | B |
| Buffalo B4AB Purple | B4AB | B |
| Buffalo B6AB Purple | B6AB | B |
| Buffalo G4AB Black | G4AB | A |
| Buffalo G7AB Black | G7AB | B |
| Buffalo G8BC Black | G8BC | C |
| Burnsville B3BC Black | B3BC | B |
| Burnsville B7BC Black | B7BC | C |
| Burnsville B8AB Gold | B8AB | B |
| Byron B6BC Black | B6BC | B |
| Byron B7BC Black | B7BC | B |
| Byron G7BC Black | G7BC | B |
| Byron G8BC Black | G8BC | B |
| Cambridge-Isanti B4BC Blue | B4BC | B |
| Cambridge-Isanti B5BC Blue | B5BC | B |
| Cambridge-Isanti B5BC White | B5BC | B |
| Cambridge-Isanti B6BC Blue | B6BC | B |
| Cambridge-Isanti G6AB Blue | G6AB | B |
| Cannon Falls B5BC | B5BC | B |
| Cannon Falls B6BC | B6BC | C |
| Cathedral | B4BC | C |
| Cedar B8BC 8 Red | B8BC | C |
| Cedar Mountain | G5BC | C |
| Centennial Red B5AB | B5AB | B |
| Centennial Red B7AB | B7AB | B |
| Centennial Red G4AB | G4AB | A |
| Centennial Red G5AB | G5AB | B |
| Centennial Red G8AB | G8AB | B |
| Centennial White B4BC | B4BC | C |
| Centennial White B5BC | B5BC | C |
| Centennial White B7BC | B7BC | C |
| Centennial White B8BC | B8BC | C |
| Centennial White G4BC | G4BC | C |
| Centennial White G7BC | G7BC | C |
| Centennial White G8BC | G8BC | B |
| Central Raiders B6BC | B6BC | C |
| Champlin B5BC Silver | B5BC | B |
| Champlin B6BC Silver | B6BC | C |
| Champlin B8BC Silver | B8BC | B |
| Champlin G3B Navy | G3AB | A |
| Champlin G5BC Navy | G5BC | B |
| Chaska G3BC | G3BC | B |
| Chaska G4BC Gold | G4BC | C |
| Chaska G7BC Gold | G7BC | C |
| Chisago Lakes B3BC | B3BC | C |
| Chisago Lakes B4BC | B4BC | C |
| Chisago Lakes B6B Green | B6B | A |
| Chisago Lakes B7BC Gold | B7BC | C |
| Cloquet - 4G | G4BC | C |
| Cloquet B5BC Lumberjacks | B5BC | C |
| Cloquet Lumberjacks | B8BC | C |
| Cloquet Lumberjacks B6 | B6BC | C |
| Columbia Heights 4A/B BLUE | B4AB | B |
| Columbia Heights B6AB Blue | B6AB | B |
| Columbia Heights B7AB Blue | B7AB | B |
| Coon Rapids B5BC Red | B5BC | C |
| Coon Rapids B7B Red | B7AB | B |
| Coon Rapids B8BC White | B8BC | C |
| Coon Rapids G8BC Red | G8BC | C |
| Cottage Grove B5AB Green | B5AB | A |
| Cottage Grove B6AB Green | B6AB | A |
| Cottage Grove B6BC White | B6BC | B |
| Cottage Grove G4BC Green | G4BC | C |
| Cottage Grove G8BC Green | G8BC | C |
| Cottage Grove Green B3BC | B3BC | C |
| Cottage Grove Green B4BC | B4BC | B |
| Cottage Grove White B7BC | B7BC | B |
| Cromwell-Wright B6 | B6AB | B |
| Cromwell-Wright G6 | G6AB | B |
| Crosby-Ironton | B3BC | C |
| Crosby-Ironton | B7BC | C |
| Crosby-Ironton B4BC Maroon | B4BC | C |
| Crosby-Ironton B5BC Maroon | B5BC | C |
| Crosby-Ironton B6BC Maroon | B6BC | C |
| Dassel-Cokato B5BC Aho | B5BC | C |
| Dassel-Cokato B5BC Johnson | B5BC | C |
| Dassel-Cokato B6BC Amour | B6BC | C |
| Dassel-Cokato B6BC Narducci | B6BC | C |
| Dassel-Cokato B8BC Chargers | B8BC | C |
| Dassel-Cokato G7BC Chargers | G7BC | C |
| Dassel-Cokato G8BC Chargers | G8BC | C |
| Delano B8BC Orange | B8BC | C |
| Delano G4BC Black | G4BC | C |
| Delano G7AB Orange | G7AB | A |
| Detroit Lakes B5AB | B5AB | A |
| Detroit Lakes B6AB | B6AB | B |
| Detroit Lakes B7AB | B7AB | A |
| Detroit Lakes B7BC | B7BC | C |
| Detroit Lakes Red | B8AB | B |
| Duluth East B6BC Black | B6BC | B |
| Duluth East B7BC Grey | B7BC | C |
| Duluth East B8BC Grey | B8BC | C |
| Duluth East G4BC Red | G4BC | B |
| Duluth East G7BC Red | G7BC | B |
| East Central B7 | B7BC | B |
| East Ridge B3 Riese | B3BC | B |
| East Ridge B4BC White | B4BC | C |
| East Ridge B6BC Gold | B6BC | B |
| East Ridge B6BC White | B6BC | B |
| East Ridge B7BC White | B7BC | C |
| East Ridge B8C White | B8BC | B |
| East Ridge G3AB Black | G3AB | B |
| East Ridge G5BC Gold | G5BC | C |
| East Ridge G7BC Gold | G7BC | C |
| East Ridge G8AB Black | G8AB | A |
| East Ridge G8BC Gold | G8BC | B |
| East Ridge G8BC White | G8BC | C |
| Eastview B4AB Blue | B4AB | B |
| Eastview B4BC Silver | B4BC | C |
| Eastview B5AB Blue | B5AB | B |
| Eastview B5BC Silver | B5BC | C |
| Eastview B6AB Blue | B6AB | B |
| Eastview B6BC Silver | B6BC | C |
| Eastview G4BC Silver | G4BC | C |
| Eastview G5AB Blue | G5AB | A |
| Eastview G5BC Silver | G5BC | C |
| Eastview G6AB Blue | G6AB | A |
| Eastview G6BC Silver | G6BC | B |
| Eastview G7BC Blue | G7BC | C |
| Eastview G8BC Blue | G8BC | B |
| Eden Prairie B6BC 3 | B6BC | C |
| Eden Prairie G3AB Red | G3AB | A |
| Eden Prairie G3BC Black | G3BC | B |
| Eden Prairie G4AB Red | G4AB | A |
| Eden Prairie G4BC Black | G4BC | B |
| Eden Prairie G5AB Red | G5AB | A |
| Eden Prairie G5BC Black | G5BC | B |
| Eden Prairie G6BC Black | G6BC | B |
| Eden Prairie G7BC Black | G7BC | C |
| Eden Prairie G8AB Red | G8AB | B |
| Eden Prairie G8C Black | G8BC | C |
| Edina B3B Green | B3B | A |
| Edina G8AB Black | G8AB | B |
| Elk River B4AB Black | B4AB | A |
| Elk River B4BC Red | B4BC | B |
| Elk River B5AB Black | B5AB | A |
| Elk River B5BC Red | B5BC | B |
| Elk River B8AB Black | B8AB | A |
| Elk River G3BC Black | G3BC | C |
| Elk River G4AB Black | G4AB | A |
| Elk River G4BC Red | G4BC | C |
| Elk River G5AB Black | G5AB | A |
| Elk River G5BC Red | G5BC | B |
| Elk River G6BC Black | G6BC | B |
| Elk River G7AB Black | G7AB | A |
| Elk River G7BC Red | G7BC | C |
| Esko B4BC | B4BC | C |
| Esko B5BC | B5BC | C |
| Esko B6BC | B6BC | C |
| Esko B7BC | B7BC | C |
| Esko B8BC | B8BC | C |
| Esko G4BC | G4BC | C |
| Esko G5BC | G5BC | B |
| Esko G7BC | G7BC | C |
| Farmington B3AB Black | B3AB | A |
| Farmington B3BC Orange | B3BC | B |
| Farmington B4BC Orange | B4BC | B |
| Farmington B5AB Black | B5AB | A |
| Farmington B5BC Orange | B5BC | B |
| Farmington B6BC Orange | B6BC | B |
| Farmington B7BC Orange | B7BC | B |
| Farmington B8AB Black | B8AB | A |
| Farmington B8BC Orange | B8BC | B |
| Farmington G3AB Black | G3AB | B |
| Farmington G4AB Black | G4AB | B |
| Farmington G5AB Black | G5AB | B |
| Farmington G6AB Black | G6AB | A |
| Farmington G7BC Black | G7BC | C |
| Farmington G8AB Black | G8AB | B |
| Fergus Falls Otters - 7G | G7AB | B |
| Foley 3rd Grade Girls | G3BC | C |
| Foley 5B Blue | B5BC | C |
| Foley 5G White | G5BC | C |
| Foley 8 White | B8BC | C |
| Foley B6 | B6BC | C |
| Foley Falcons | B4BC | C |
| Foley G5BC | G5BC | C |
| Foley G7BC | G7BC | C |
| Foley G8BC | G8BC | C |
| Forest Lake B8AB Maroon | B8AB | A |
| G3BC - Becker G3BC Weber | G3BC | B |
| GFW Firebirds | B5BC | C |
| Glencoe-Silver B4BC GSL B4 | B4BC | C |
| Glencoe-Silver B5BC Black | B5BC | C |
| Glencoe-Silver B5BC GSL B5 | B5BC | C |
| Glencoe-Silver G8BC GSL G8 | G8BC | C |
| Glencoe-Silver-Lake B6BC | B6BC | C |
| Grand Rapids B4BC | B4BC | B |
| Grand Rapids B6 | B6BC | C |
| Grand Rapids B7BC | B7BC | C |
| Grand Rapids G5 BC | G5BC | C |
| Grand Rapids G6 BC | G6BC | C |
| Grand Rapids G7BC G7 | G7BC | B |
| Hastings B4AB Blue | B4AB | B |
| Hayfield B3 | B3BC | C |
| Hermantown Blue B4BC | B4BC | B |
| Hermantown Blue B5BC | B5BC | B |
| Hermantown Blue B6BC | B6BC | B |
| Hermantown Blue G4BC | G4BC | C |
| Hermantown Blue G5BC | G5BC | C |
| Hermantown Blue G8BC | G8BC | B |
| Hibbing | B6AB | B |
| Hopkins G3BC Silver | G3BC | C |
| Hopkins G4BC Royal | G4BC | C |
| Hopkins G6AB Black | G6AB | B |
| Horace Frogs | B3AB | A |
| Howard Lake B6BC HLWW | B6BC | C |
| Howard Lake B7BC HLWW | B7BC | C |
| Howard Lake B8BC | B8BC | C |
| Howard Lake G4BC HLWW | G4BC | C |
| Howard Lake G5BC HLWW | G5BC | C |
| Howard Lake Waverly Winsted | G6BC | C |
| Howard Lake Waverly Winsted (HLWW) | B3BC | C |
| Hudson B4BC Black | B4BC | C |
| Hudson B4BC Blue | B4BC | C |
| Hudson B4BC Silver | B4BC | C |
| Hudson B5BC Black | B5BC | C |
| Hudson B5BC Blue | B5BC | C |
| Hudson B6BC Blue | B6BC | C |
| Hudson B8BC Blue | B8BC | C |
| Hudson G4BC White | G4BC | C |
| Hudson G5BC White | G5BC | C |
| Hudson G6AB White | G6AB | B |
| Hudson G7BC White | G7BC | C |
| Huskers | G3AB | B |
| Huskers | G4AB | B |
| Huskers | G5AB | B |
| Huskers | G6AB | B |
| Hutchinson B6BC Gold | B6BC | C |
| Hutchinson B7BC Gold | B7BC | B |
| Hutchinson B8BC Gold | B8BC | C |
| Hutchinson G5BC Gold | G5BC | C |
| Hutchinson G6BC Gold | G6BC | B |
| Irondale G4 Maroon | G4C | B |
| Jaguars | G4AB | B |
| Jordan G3BC Maroon | G3BC | B |
| Jordan G5BC Gold | G5BC | C |
| Kasson-Mantorville B3BC | B3BC | C |
| Kasson-Mantorville B4BC | B4BC | C |
| Kasson-Mantorville B6BC | B6BC | C |
| Kasson-Mantorville G4BC | G4BC | C |
| Kasson-Mantorville G6BC | G5BC | C |
| Kimball | G6BC | C |
| KM 3G | G3BC | C |
| KMS FIGHTING Saints | B5BC | C |
| Lady Bizhiw G4 | G4BC | C |
| Lakers BC | G8BC | B |
| Lakeview G5BC | G5BC | C |
| LF Purple B5 | B5BC | C |
| Litchfield B4BC | B4BC | C |
| Litchfield B7BC | B7BC | C |
| Little Falls 2 | G3BC | B |
| Little Falls B7BC Purple | B7BC | C |
| Little Falls G3BC Purple | G3BC | C |
| Little Falls G4AB Purple | G4AB | B |
| Little Falls G6C White | G6BC | C |
| Little Falls G7BC Purple | G7BC | C |
| Loyola | B5BC | C |
| Mahtomedi B4AB Blue | B4AB | A |
| Mahtomedi B4BC Gold | B4BC | C |
| Mahtomedi B6AB Blue | B6AB | A |
| Mahtomedi G4AB Blue | G4AB | A |
| Mahtomedi G6BC Gold | G6BC | C |
| Mahtomedi G8AB Blue | G8AB | A |
| Mankato B5AB East Black | B5AB | A |
| Mankato B5BC East Gold | B5BC | C |
| Mankato B5BC West White | B5BC | C |
| Mankato B6AB East Black | B6AB | A |
| Mankato B6AB West Red | B6AB | B |
| Mankato B6BC East Gold | B6BC | C |
| Mankato B6BC East White | B6BC | C |
| Mankato B6BC West White | B6BC | C |
| Mankato B7AB East Black | B7AB | B |
| Mankato B7AB West Red | B7AB | A |
| Mankato B7BC West White | B7BC | C |
| Mankato B8AB East Black | B8AB | A |
| Mankato B8AB West Red | B8AB | B |
| Mankato B8BC West White | B8BC | C |
| Mankato G3AB Purple | G3AB | A |
| Mankato G3BC White | G3BC | C |
| Mankato G4BC Purple | G4BC | C |
| Mankato G4BC White | G4BC | B |
| Mankato G5AB Purple | G5AB | B |
| Mankato G6AB Purple | G6AB | A |
| Maple Lake Irish | B5BC | C |
| Maple Lake Irish B7BC | B7BC | C |
| Maple Lake Irish B8BC | B8BC | C |
| Marshall B6AB Black | B6AB | B |
| Marshall B7AB Black | B7AB | B |
| Marshall B8AB Black | B8AB | B |
| Marshall B8BC Orange | B8BC | C |
| MCA B5 | B5AB | B |
| MCA B6 | B6BC | C |
| Milaca B4BC Peterson/Kornovich | B4BC | C |
| Milaca B6BC Klein/Voss | B6BC | C |
| Milaca B7BC DeBoer/Hakes | B7BC | C |
| Milaca B8BC Williams/Geranen | B8BC | C |
| Milaca G4BC Klein & Bengson | G4BC | C |
| Milaca G5BC Sluis | G5BC | C |
| Milaca G6BC Bergstrom | G6BC | C |
| Minnetonka B5C White | B5C | B |
| Minnetonka B7AB Blue | B7AB | A |
| Minnetonka G4AB-2 | G4AB | A |
| Minnetonka G6AB-2 | G6AB | B |
| Minnetonka G6BC-3 | G6BC | B |
| Minnewaska Lakes | G7BC | B* |
| Monticello B4BC Black | B4BC | B |
| Monticello B5BC Red | B5BC | B |
| Monticello B6BC Red | B6BC | B |
| Monticello G4BC Black | G4BC | B |
| Monticello G5BC Black | G5BC | C |
| Monticello G6BC Black | G6BC | C |
| Monticello G7BC Black | G7BC | B |
| Moorhead G6A Black | G6AB | A* |
| Mounds View Black G5BC | G5BC | C |
| Mounds View Green G4AB | G4AB | A |
| Mounds View Green G7AB | G7AB | A |
| Mounds View White G7BC | G7BC | C |
| Mpls Central B3BC | B3BC | C |
| Mpls Central B4BC | B4BC | C |
| Mpls Central B6AB | B6AB | B |
| Mpls Heritage B3AB Rich | B3AB | B |
| Mpls Heritage B3BC Craft | B3BC | B |
| Mpls Heritage B4AB Black | B4AB | A |
| Mpls Heritage G4C Braziel | G4BC | C |
| Mpls Lakers B4AB Gold | B4AB | A |
| Mpls Lakers B4BC Blue | B4BC | B |
| Mpls Lakers B5AB Gold | B5AB | A |
| Mpls Lakers G6BC Blue | G6BC | C |
| Mpls Lakers G8BC Gold | G8BC | B |
| MPLS Phelps B3B Blue | B3B | A |
| MPLS Phelps B6C Gray | B6C | B |
| Mpls Southside B4BC RED | B4BC | C |
| Mpls Southside B6BC RED | B6BC | C |
| Mpls Southside B8BC WHITE | B8BC | C |
| New Prague B3BC Black | B3BC | B |
| New Prague B3BC Red | B3BC | C |
| New Prague B4B Red | B4BC | B |
| New Prague B4BC White | B4BC | C |
| New Prague B7AB Red | B7AB | B |
| New Prague B8AB Red | B8AB | B |
| New Prague G4AB Red | G4AB | B |
| New Prague G5AB Red | G5AB | B |
| New Prague G6AB Red | G6AB | B |
| New Prague G8BC Red | G8BC | C |
| New Ulm B5BC | B5BC | C |
| New Ulm B6BC | B6BC | C |
| NLS 6A | G6AB | B |
| NLS Gold 7B | B7AB | B |
| North Branch B3C | B3C | B |
| North Branch B7 Red | B7AB | A |
| Northfield B5AB Maroon | B5AB | B |
| Northfield B6AB Maroon | B6AB | B |
| Northfield B8AB Maroon | B8AB | B |
| Northfield G5BC Maroon | G5BC | C |
| Northfield G7BC Maroon | G7BC | B |
| Norwood Young America B5BC | B5BC | C |
| Norwood Young America B6BC | B6BC | C |
| Norwood Young America G6BC | G6BC | C |
| Orono B3BC Blue | B3BC | C |
| Orono B3BC Red | B3BC | C |
| Orono B3BC White | B3BC | C |
| Orono B5BC Red | B5BC | C |
| Orono B6BC Red | B6BC | C |
| Orono B7BC Red | B7BC | C |
| Orono B8BC Red | B8BC | B |
| Orono G3BC Blue | G3BC | C |
| Orono G4BC Blue | G4BC | C |
| Orono G4BC Red | G4BC | C |
| Orono G6AB Blue | G6AB | B |
| Orono G6BC Red | G6BC | C |
| Orono G7AB Blue | G7AB | A |
| Orono G7BC Red | G7BC | C |
| Orono G8AB Blue | G8AB | A |
| Orono G8BC Red | G8BC | C |
| Osakis G3 BC | G3BC | B |
| Osakis G6 BC | G6BC | C |
| Osseo-Maple Grove B8B 2 | B8B | A |
| Osseo-Maple Grove B8C 5 | B8C | B |
| Osseo-Maple Grove G6C-3 | G6C | B |
| Owatonna B4BC Blue | B4BC | C |
| Owatonna B4C Silver | B4BC | C |
| Owatonna B5AB Blue | B5AB | B |
| Owatonna B5BC Silver | B5BC | C |
| Owatonna B6AB Blue | B6AB | B |
| Owatonna B6BC Silver | B6BC | C |
| Owatonna B7AB Blue | B7AB | B |
| Owatonna B7BC Silver | B7BC | C |
| Owatonna B8AB Blue | B8AB | A |
| Owatonna B8BC Silver | B8BC | C |
| Owatonna B8BC White | B8BC | C |
| Owatonna G3BC Blue | G3BC | B |
| Owatonna G4BC Blue | G4BC | B |
| Owatonna G5BC Blue | G5BC | B |
| Owatonna G6BC Silver | G6BC | C |
| Owatonna G7AB Blue | G7AB | A |
| Owatonna G7BC Silver | G7BC | B |
| Owatonna G8AB Blue | G8AB | B |
| Park Center B3BC-1 | B3BC | B |
| Park Center B4A/B 1 | B4AB | A |
| Park Center B5B/C 1 | B5BC | B |
| Park Center B6B/C 1 | B6BC | B |
| Park Center G4B/C | G4BC | B |
| Park Center G5B/C 1 | G5BC | B |
| Park Center G6A/B 1 | G6AB | B |
| Pequot Lakes B3AB Red | B3AB | B |
| Pequot Lakes B4AB Red | B4AB | B |
| Pequot Lakes B5AB Red | B5AB | B |
| Pequot Lakes B6AB Blue | B6AB | A |
| Pequot Lakes B6AB Red | B6AB | B |
| Pequot Lakes B7AB Red | B7AB | B |
| Pequot Lakes B8AB Blue | B8AB | A |
| Pequot Lakes B8AB Red | B8AB | A |
| Pequot Lakes G3AB Red | G3AB | B |
| Pequot Lakes G4AB Red | G4AB | B |
| Pequot Lakes G5AB Red | G5AB | A |
| Pequot Lakes G5BC Blue | G5BC | C |
| Pequot Lakes G6AB Red | G6AB | B |
| Pequot Lakes G6BC Blue | G6BC | C |
| Pequot Lakes G7AB | G7AB | B |
| Perham Black | B4AB | B |
| Perham Black | B5BC | C |
| Perham GOLD | B5BC | C |
| Pierz B3AB Black | B3AB | B |
| Pierz B3AB Red | B3AB | B |
| Pierz B4AB Red | B4AB | B |
| Pierz B5AB | B5AB | B |
| Pierz B5BC Black | B5BC | C |
| Pierz B6AB | B6AB | B |
| Pierz G6 Black | G6BC | C |
| Pierz G6BC | G6BC | C |
| Pierz Grey | G4BC | B |
| Pierz Red | G4AB | B |
| Pillager B5B | B5BC | C |
| Pine City G5BC | G5BC | C |
| Pine Island B3BC | B3BC | C |
| Pine Island Panthers 5GBB | G5BC | C |
| Princeton B3BC Split | B3BC | C |
| Princeton B3BC Tigers | B3BC | C |
| Princeton B4BC Tigers | B4BC | C |
| Princeton B5BC Tigers | B5BC | B |
| Princeton B6BC Tigers | B6BC | C |
| Princeton B7BC Tigers | B7BC | C |
| Princeton B8AB Tigers | B8AB | B |
| Princeton G3BC Tigers | G3BC | C |
| Princeton G4BC Tigers | G4BC | C |
| Princeton G8BC Tiger | G8BC | C |
| Prior Lake G3B Gold | G3BC | B |
| Prior Lake G7C Silver | G7BC | C |
| Proctor B5BC | B5BC | C |
| Proctor B7BC | B7BC | C |
| Providence Academy 7 | B7BC | C |
| Randolph B3 | B3BC | C |
| Randolph Rockes | B8BC | C |
| Randolph Rockets 5g | G5BC | B |
| Red Lake B6 | B5BC | C |
| Red Wing B3BC Purple | B3BC | C |
| Red Wing B4BC Purple | B4BC | C |
| Red Wing B5BC Purple | B5BC | C |
| Red Wing B7BC Purple | B7BC | C |
| Red Wing B7BC White | B7BC | C |
| Red Wing B8BC Purple | B8BC | C |
| Red Wing G4BC Purple | G4BC | C |
| Red Wing G4BC White | G4BC | C |
| Red Wing G5BC Purple | G5BC | C |
| Red Wing G6BC Purple | G6BC | C |
| Redwood Area Basketball Association | B7BC | C |
| River Falls 7 Gold | B7AB | B |
| River Falls G4 | G4BC | C |
| River Falls G7AB Blue | G7AB | B |
| River Falls G8AB White | G8AB | B |
| River Falls White | G5BC | C |
| Rochester Century B5BC Silver | B5BC | C |
| Rochester Century B6BC Navy | B6BC | C |
| Rochester Century B7AB Navy | B7AB | B |
| Rochester Century B8AB Navy | B8AB | A |
| Rochester Century G3BC Navy | G3BC | C |
| Rochester Century G5BC Navy | G5BC | C |
| Rochester Century G6BC Navy | G6BC | C |
| Rochester Century G8BC Navy | G8BC | C |
| Rochester JM B5BC Red | B5BC | C |
| Rochester JM B6BC Black | B6BC | C |
| Rochester JM B6BC Red | B6BC | B |
| Rochester JM B7BC Black | B7BC | C |
| Rochester JM B8BC Red | B8BC | C |
| Rochester JM G5BC Red | G5BC | C |
| Rochester JM G7BC Red | G7BC | C |
| Rochester Lourdes B3BC Gold | B3BC | C |
| Rochester Lourdes B4AB Gold | B4AB | B |
| Rochester Lourdes B4BC Purple | B4BC | C |
| Rochester Lourdes G3BC | G3BC | C |
| Rochester Lourdes G4BC Gold | G4BC | B |
| Rochester Lourdes G5BC Gold | G5BC | B |
| Rochester Lourdes G5BC Purple | G5BC | C |
| Rochester Lourdes G6BC Gold | G6BC | C |
| Rochester Lourdes G6BC Purple | G6BC | C |
| Rochester Lourdes G7AB Gold | G7BC | B |
| Rochester Mayo B3BC Gold | B3BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo B4BC Gold | B4BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo B4BC Green | B4BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo B5BC Gold | B5BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo B5BC Green | B5BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo B6BC Gold | B6BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo B6BC Green | B6BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo B7BC Gold | B7BC | B |
| Rochester Mayo B7BC Green | B7BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo B8BC Gold | B8BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo B8BC Green | B8BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo G3BC Gold | G3BC | B |
| Rochester Mayo G4BC Gold | G4BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo G5BC Gold | G5BC | B |
| Rochester Mayo G6BC Gold | G6BC | B |
| Rochester Mayo G6BC Green | G6BC | C |
| Rochester Mayo G7BC Gold | G7BC | B |
| Rock Ridge G6 | G6BC | C |
| Rockford B6B Green | B6BC | C |
| Rockford B7C White | B7C | B |
| ROCORI B4BC BLACK | B4BC | C |
| ROCORI B4BC RED | B4BC | C |
| ROCORI B5BC - Black | B5BC | C |
| ROCORI B5BC - Red | B5BC | C |
| ROCORI B6AB Black | B6AB | B |
| ROCORI B6AB Red | B6AB | B |
| ROCORI B7AB Red | B7AB | B |
| ROCORI B7BC Black | B7BC | C |
| ROCORI G4BC - Red | G4BC | C |
| ROCORI G6BC - Red | G6BC | C |
| ROCORI G7BC - Red | G7BC | C |
| ROCORI G8BC | G8BC | C |
| Rogers B3C | B3C | B |
| Rogers G3AB Black | G3AB | A |
| Rogers G4BC White | G4BC | B |
| Rogers G7BC BLUE | G7BC | B |
| Rogers G8AB Black | G8AB | A |
| Rogers G8C White | G8BC | C |
| Rosemount G4BC Green | G4BC | C |
| Rosemount G6AB Navy | G6AB | A |
| Rosemount G6BC Green | G6BC | B |
| Rosemount G8BC Gold | G8BC | C |
| Roseville B3BC Black | B3BC | C |
| Roseville B5BC Silver | B5BC | C |
| Roseville B7BC Black | B7BC | B |
| Roseville B8AB Black | B8AB | B |
| Roseville B8BC Silver | B8BC | C |
| Roseville G7AB Black | G7AB | B |
| Roseville G7BC Silver | G7BC | C |
| Sartell B3BC Blue | B3BC | C |
| Sartell B4BC Blue | B4BC | B |
| Sartell B4BC White | B4BC | C |
| Sartell G3BC Blue | G3BC | C |
| Sartell G5AB Blue | G5AB | B |
| Sartell G5BC White | G5BC | C |
| Sartell G6BC White | G6BC | C |
| Sartell G7BC Blue | G7BC | C |
| Sauk Rapids B4BC Gold | B4BC | C |
| Sauk Rapids B6AB Gold | B6AB | A |
| Sauk Rapids B6BC Green | B6BC | C |
| Sauk Rapids B6BC White | B6BC | C |
| Sauk Rapids B7AB Gold | B7AB | B |
| Sauk Rapids B7BC Green | B7BC | C |
| Sauk Rapids B8AB Gold | B8AB | B |
| Sauk Rapids B8BC Green | B8BC | C |
| Sauk Rapids G4BC Green | G4BC | C |
| Sauk Rapids G5BC Green | G5BC | C |
| Sauk Rapids G6BC Green | G6BC | C |
| Sauk Rapids G7BC Green | G7BC | C |
| Sauk Rapids G8BC Green | G8BC | C |
| Shakopee G3BC Black | G3BC | B |
| Shakopee G4BC Red | G4BC | B |
| Shakopee G5BC Black | G5BC | B |
| Shakopee G6BC Red | G6BC | B |
| Shakopee G7AB Black | G7AB | B |
| Somerset 4 | G4BC | C |
| Somerset 5 | G5BC | C |
| Southland Rebels | G4BC | C |
| Southland Rebels | G5BC | C |
| Southland Rebels | G6BC | C |
| Spring Lake Park B6BC Red | B6BC | B |
| Spring Lake Park B7AB Blue | B7AB | B |
| Spring Lake Park B8AB Blue | B8AB | B |
| Spring Lake Park B8BC Red | B8BC | C |
| Spring Lake Park G3BC Blue | G3BC | C |
| Spring Lake Park G6BC Red | G6BC | B |
| Spring Lake Park G7AB Blue | G7AB | B |
| St francis Patriots | B7BC | C |
| St. Anthony B4BC Blue | B4BC | B |
| St. Anthony B6BC White | B6BC | C |
| St. Anthony B7AB Blue | B7AB | B |
| St. Anthony B8AB Blue | B8AB | A |
| St. Anthony G5BC Blue | G5BC | B |
| St. Anthony G7AB Blue | G7AB | B |
| St. Cloud B5AB Maroon | B5AB | B |
| St. Cloud B5BC Black | B5BC | C |
| St. Cloud B6BC Maroon | B6BC | C |
| St. Cloud B7BC Black | B7BC | C |
| St. Cloud B8BC Black | B8BC | B |
| St. Cloud B8BC White | B8BC | C |
| St. Cloud Cathedral B8BC | B8BC | C |
| St. Cloud Cathedral G7BC | G7BC | C |
| St. Cloud G4BC Maroon | G4BC | C |
| St. Cloud G5BC Maroon | G5BC | C |
| St. Cloud G6AB Maroon | G6AB | A |
| St. Cloud G7BC Maroon | G7BC | C |
| St. Francis B3AB Blue | B3AB | B |
| St. Francis B4AB Blue | B4AB | B |
| St. Francis B5AB Blue | B5AB | B |
| St. Francis B6AB Blue | B6AB | B |
| St. Francis B7AB Blue | B7AB | B |
| St. Francis B8AB Blue | B8AB | B |
| St. Francis G7AB Blue | G7AB | A |
| St. Louis Park B6BC White | B6BC | C |
| St. Louis Park B7BC White | B7BC | C |
| St. Louis Park B8BC Black | B8BC | B |
| St. Louis Park G4BC Black | G4BC | C |
| St. Louis Park G4BC Orange | G4BC | C |
| St. Louis Park G5BC Black | G5BC | C |
| St. Louis Park G6AB Black | G6AB | B |
| St. Louis Park G6BC Orange | G6BC | C |
| St. Louis Park G7AB Black | G7AB | B |
| St. Louis Park G7BC Orange | G7BC | C |
| St. Louis Park G8BC Black | G8BC | C |
| St. Paul Travel B5B/C Blue | B5BC | B |
| St. Paul Travel G4BC Gold | G4BC | B |
| St. Paul Travel G6AB Gold | G6AB | A |
| St. Peter B3BC Navy | B3BC | B |
| St. Peter B4AB Navy | B4AB | A |
| St. Peter B4BC White | B4BC | C |
| St. Peter B5AB Navy | B5AB | A |
| St. Peter B5BC White | B5BC | C |
| St. Peter B6AB Navy | B6AB | B |
| St. Peter B6BC White | B6BC | C |
| St. Peter B7AB Navy | B7AB | A |
| St. Peter B7BC White | B7BC | C |
| St. Peter B8BC Navy | B8BC | C |
| St. Peter G3BC Navy | G3BC | B |
| St. Peter G4AB Navy | G4AB | B |
| St. Peter G5BC Navy | G5BC | C |
| St. Peter G6AB Navy | G6AB | B |
| St. Peter G6BC White | G6BC | C |
| Stewartville B3BC Gold | B3BC | B |
| Stewartville B3BC Maroon | B3BC | B |
| Stewartville B4BC Gold | B4BC | B |
| Stewartville B4BC Maroon | B4BC | B |
| Stewartville B5BC Gold | B5BC | B |
| Stewartville B5BC Maroon | B5BC | B |
| Stewartville B5BC White | B5BC | B |
| Stewartville B6BC Gold | B6BC | C |
| Stewartville B7BC Gold | B7BC | B |
| Stewartville B7BC White | B7BC | C |
| Stewartville B8AB Maroon | B8AB | A |
| Stewartville B8BC Gold | B8BC | B |
| Stewartville G3BC Maroon | G3BC | B |
| Stewartville G4BC Gold | G4BC | B |
| Stewartville G4BC Maroon | G4BC | B |
| Stewartville G5AB Gold | G5AB | B |
| Stewartville G5BC Maroon | G5BC | B |
| Stewartville G6AB Maroon | G6AB | B |
| Stewartville G6BC Gold | G6BC | C |
| Stewartville G7AB Maroon | G7AB | A |
| Stewartville G7BC Gold | G7BC | C |
| Stillwater B3BC Red | B3BC | B |
| Stillwater B4AB Black | B4AB | A |
| Stillwater B4BC Red | B4BC | B |
| Stillwater B6AB Black | B6AB | A |
| Stillwater B6BC Grey | B6BC | C |
| Stillwater B7BC Grey | B7BC | C |
| STMA 6BC Blue | G6BC | B |
| STMA B6B Gold | B6B | A |
| STMA G8A Gold | G8AB | A |
| STMA G8B Blue | G8BC | B |
| Superior 5th Grade | G5BC | C |
| Superior B6 | B6BC | C |
| Superior G7BC | G7BC | C |
| Superior Spartans | G8AB | B |
| Superior White | B7BC | C |
| Tartan G5AB Blue | G5AB | B |
| Tartan G6AB Blue | G6AB | B |
| TCU B5BC Black | B5BC | C |
| TCU B7B Black | B7B | A |
| TCU B8BC Black | B8BC | C |
| Thunder Bay Blaze 2013 | B7BC | C |
| Tri-City United G6BC | G6BC | C |
| Trinity 8BC | B8BC | C |
| Trinity Waconia | B7BC | B |
| Two Rivers G8BC Gold | G8BC | B |
| United SC G6BC | G6BC | B |
| Waconia B5BC Gold | B5BC | C |
| Waconia B6A Purple | B6AB | B |
| Waconia B6B Gold | B6BC | C |
| Waconia G4BC Gold | G4BC | C |
| Waconia G5AB Purple | G5AB | A |
| Waconia G5BC Gold | G5BC | C |
| Waconia G6BC Gold | G6BC | C |
| Waconia G7AB Purple | G7AB | B |
| Waconia G7BC Gold | G7BC | C |
| Waseca B6BC | B6BC | C |
| Waseca B8B | B8BC | C |
| Waseca G4BC Gold | G4BC | C |
| Waseca G5BC | G5BC | C |
| Waseca G7BC Gold | G7BC | C |
| Watertown G4BC Red | G4BC | C |
| Watertown-Mayer B5BC Red | B5BC | B |
| Watertown-Mayer B7BC Blue | B7BC | C |
| Watertown-Mayer B8BC Blue | B8BC | B |
| Watertown-Mayer G6BC Blue | G6BC | B |
| Wayzata G3AB Blue | G3AB | A |
| Wayzata G3AB Gold | G3AB | A |
| Wayzata G4AB 2 | G4AB | A |
| Wayzata G4BC 3 | G4BC | B |
| Wayzata G5AB 2 | G5AB | A |
| Wayzata G5BC 3 | G5BC | C |
| Wayzata G6AB 2 | G6AB | A |
| Wayzata G6BC 3 | G6BC | B |
| Wayzata G7AB 2 | G7AB | A |
| Wayzata G7BC 3 | G7BC | B |
| Wayzata G8AB 2 | G8AB | A |
| Wayzata G8BC 3 | G8BC | B |
| west side B4BC | B4BC | B |
| west side B8BC | B8BC | B |
| Westonka B7BC White | B7BC | B |
| Westonka B8BC White | B8BC | B |
| Westonka G3C Black | G3C | B |
| Westonka G4AB Black | G4AB | B |
| Westonka G5AB Black | G5AB | B |
| Westonka G5BC White | G5BC | C |
| Westonka G6B Black | G6AB | B |
| White Bear Lake Black B5BC | B5BC | C |
| White Bear Lake Black B6BC | B6BC | B |
| White Bear Lake Black B7BC | B7BC | B |
| White Bear Lake Black B8BC | B8BC | B |
| White Bear Lake Orange B4AB | B4AB | A |
| White Bear Lake Orange B6AB | B6AB | A |
| White Bear Lake Orange G4AB | G4AB | B |
| White Bear Lake Orange G5AB | G5AB | B |
| White Bear Lake Orange G6AB | G6AB | A |
| White Bear Lake Orange G7AB | G7AB | B |
| Willmar B4BC | B4BC | B |
| Willmar B5AB | B5AB | B |
| Willmar G7AB | G7AB | B |
| Woodbury B7BC Black | B7BC | C |
| Woodbury B8BC Black | B8BC | C |
| Woodbury G4C Black | G4C | B |
| Woodbury G7AB Blue | G7AB | A |
| Zimmerman B6BC Navy | B6BC | C |
| Zimmerman B7BC Navy | B7BC | C |
| Zimmerman G4BC Columbia | G4BC | C |
| Zimmerman G4BC White | G4BC | C |
| Zimmerman G5BC Navy | G5BC | C |
| Zimmerman G6BC Navy | G6BC | C |
| Zimmerman G7BC Navy | G7BC | B |
| Zumbrota-Mazeppa B4BC Navy | B4BC | C |
| Zumbrota-Mazeppa B4BC Silver | B4BC | C |
| Zumbrota-Mazeppa B5BC Navy | B5BC | B |
| Zumbrota-Mazeppa G5BC Blue | G5BC | C |
| Zumbrota-Mazeppa G5BC Silver | G5BC | C |
Help Guides
Member Associations
Use the View Member Associations link below to view the list of member associations. MYBA member associations have the MYBA logo next to their association name.
MYBA RegisterPlay Help Guides
Additional Information
- Help/Support/WhatsApp Ensure readiness for your event by setting up a Register Play chat on WhatsApp in advance. Assistance is typically available in less than a minute. Email us your WhatsApp number, and we’ll promptly set up the chat for you. For any inquiries or assistance, you can also reach out to us at info@registerplay.com. To expedite support, let’s prioritize setting up the WhatsApp group.
- Scheduling a Pool to Bracket event Imagine you want to organize two pool games and then seed teams into a single-elimination bracket. To achieve this, start by creating a pool round. Subsequently, create an additional bracket round. Once results for the pool games are entered, you can seamlessly advance teams from the pool to the bracket. Refer to the section below ‘Advancing Teams from a Pool Round to a Bracket Round’ for detailed instructions on this process.”
- Entering Pool Game Scores The optimal method for recording pool game scores is through the “Big Picture” tab. Simply select the game, and a score module will pop up.
- Entering Bracket Game Scores For scoring in a bracket, a user with score entry clearance can click the game number on the bracket to access the same score module. After entering and saving the score, the system will automatically progress the teams through the bracket.
- Advancing teams from a Pool round to a Bracket round To transition teams from the pool to the bracket, navigate to the “Schedule” tab, choose your division and pool round. Scroll to the bottom and click on “Pool Standings.” Once all results are inputted, use the “Push teams from Pool to Bracket Button.”
- Have you provided your staff clearance? Utilize the “Staff” tab to grant individuals clearance for various aspects of your event. It’s a straightforward process: input the email address, select the desired clearance for that user, and an email will be sent to guide them on the steps needed to obtain the access.
- Release Schedule To make your schedule available to the public, follow these two steps: A) Find the “Schedule Fee” tab and pay the schedule release fee. B) Visit the “Overview” tab, click on the hamburger icon next to “Event Details,” bringing up a menu of options. Select “Release all Schedules.”
- Seeding from Pool into Bracket look Funky? One prevalent mistake in scheduling is related to bracket setup. When configuring your bracket, you choose a filter to display the teams’ names on the bracket, either as overall seeds or, for instance, “Pool A 1st Place.” Once you’ve selected the “Pool/Place” filter, proceed to pick the teams for your bracket. It’s crucial to click on “Pool Seed” (after you have selected the team names) to ensure the proper matchups in the bracket.
- Schedule clearance is required to advance teams from a Pool round to a Bracket round Important notice: Individuals granted score entry permissions by event staff do not possess the authority to push teams from the pool to the bracket. To empower your scorekeepers with this capability, it’s necessary to grant them schedule clearance. Keep this in mind when assigning roles and permissions.
- Pushed Pool teams to Bracket prematurely No problem at all. Make the necessary adjustment to the pool games, and the system will automatically update the pool standings. Afterward, feel free to click “Push Teams From Pool To Bracket” as many times as needed, and it will overwrite the team names on the bracket accordingly.
- Pushed Pool teams but now I want the original Bracket teams names restored No worries. Navigate to the Bracket round, and you’ll find an orange button labeled “” Clicking this button will restore your team names to their previous state before you pushed the teams.
- To replace a withdrawn team, follow these steps:
Note: that the system won’t permit the removal of a team from the division via the “Teams” tab if the team still has scheduled games in the event.
- Add the new team to the division through the “Teams” tab by selecting the division and clicking “Add Team.”
- Navigate to the “Schedule” tab, choose your division and the specific round requiring substitution.
- Access either the “Pool Games” or “Brackets Games” accordion, depending on whether the substitution is for a pool or bracket.
- Utilize the second option displayed, featuring “Team Out” and “Team In,” along with the “Substitute” button. Select the relevant teams and confirm the substitution by clicking the button.
- A team dropped after my pool schedule was released
Note: that the system won’t permit the removal of a team from the division via the “Teams” tab if the team still has scheduled games in the event. You have two options.
- Option 1: Go to the “Pool Games” section, remove the team, which will exclude them from the pool and eliminate any scheduled games. Then, access the schedule grid, right-click on any cell, and add a new game by selecting opponents. OR
- Option 2: Alternatively, access the schedule grid first, modify the games for the team you’re dropping. This may help you determine the new matchups needed. Subsequently, go to the “Pool Games” section and remove the team from the pool.
RegisterPlay
RegisterPlay Brackets
Why use RegisterPlay for your tournament?
- It’s affordable! MYBA members receive a fee of $6 per team.
- It’s easy! RegisterPlay puts you in control of your tournament and takes the hassles out of scheduling.
- Game results automatically flow into the MYBA Game Results Index. FINALLY!
- Free mobile app.
- Through the MYBA Portal, you can:
- Create your tournament
- Advertise it on the MYBA Tournament Index
- Accept online registrations and payments
- Manage registrations and view team contact info
- Create the game schedules, no importing of teams needed
- RegisterPlay is an Event Scheduling & Registration service designed to streamline and simplify the process of organizing and managing youth events. With RegisterPlay, event organizers can manage entries, receive payments, and create & publish event schedules all in one place.
- RegisterPlay also provides tools to track entries, generate reports to help event organizers make informed decisions and improve the overall event experience for all involved. With RegisterPlay, managing youth events has never been easier.
- An effective scheduling tool is also essential for keeping everyone involved in the event informed and up-to-date. This includes the event staff and participants (coaches, players/parents). By having access to a centralized scheduling tool, you can communicate effectively and quickly and make changes as necessary.
- Furthermore, a good scheduling tool can help event directors to manage their time more effectively. By allocating resources and managing tasks efficiently, event directors can ensure that the event runs smoothly while minimizing the risk of scheduling conflicts or oversights.
- Conflict Checker
- Avoid scheduling two games on the same court at the same time
- Avoid scheduling a team to play two games at the same time
Games Per Bracket
- 4 team pool: 6 games
- 5 team pool: 10 games
- 6 team pool: 9 games
- 7 team pool: 12 games
- 8 team bracket: 12 games
- 9 team bracket: 15 games
- 10 team bracket: 17 games
- 11 team bracket: 19 games
- 12 team bracket: 21 games
- 13 team bracket: 23 games
- 14 team bracket: 25 games
- 15 team bracket: 27 games
- 16 team bracket: 29 games
- 18 team pool to bracket: 33 games
Traditional Travel Basketball Bracket Examples
| Division | Schedule |
|---|---|
| 10 Team Bracket | Schedule |
| 11 Team Bracket | Schedule |
| 12 Team Bracket | Schedule |
| 13 Team Bracket | Schedule |
| 14 Team Bracket | Schedule |
| 15 Team Bracket | Schedule |
| 16 Team Bracket | Schedule |
| 18 Team Pool | Schedule |
| 4 Team Pool | Schedule |
| 5 Team Pool | Schedule |
| 6 Team Pool | Schedule |
| 7 Team Pool | Schedule |
| 8 Team Bracket | Schedule |
| 9 Team Bracket | Schedule |
What is the maximum number of teams you can handle?
- To obtain this number, you will have to determine how many games slots you have available and how many games need to be played.
- To determine how many game slots you have available, create a gym matrix and count the available game slots.
- To determine how many games need to be played, add the number of games that need to be played in each division.
Note: Games slots must be equal to or greater than the number of games that need to be played.
Associations Using RP Brackets
2025-26 Tournaments Using RegisterPlay Brackets
We’re excited to share an updated list of youth basketball associations that have committed to using RegisterPlay Brackets for their tournaments during the 2025-2026 season. As you will see, the vast majority of associations across Minnesota—representing a wide range of sizes and geographic locations—have chosen to trust RegisterPlay Brackets to house their events.
This growing momentum reflects the platform’s reliability, ease of use, and the consistent experience it provides for coaches, families, and organizers.
In fact, 93.5% of travel basketball coaches polled indicated they would prefer to participate in tournaments that use RegisterPlay Brackets. As a reminder, all MYBA member associations have access to the platform.
One of MYBA’s top priorities is to ensure the consistent use of RegisterPlay Brackets for tournament operations. The MYBA Board of Advisors and MYAS is pleased to share some key statistics from the 2024–25 season:
- 215 invitational tournaments were hosted by MYBA member associations.
- 150 of those tournaments used RegisterPlay Brackets.
- A significant increase from 93 tournaments in the 2023–24 season.
- 65 tournaments continued to use other platforms.
- Many of these associations have indicated that they will make the change to RegisterPlay Brackets for the 2025-26 season.
We strongly encourage your association to join this expanding network, and experience the benefits firsthand. If you would like to be added to the list, simply let us know (jeremy@myas.org)—and we would be happy to include your association.
- Many of these associations have indicated that they will make the change to RegisterPlay Brackets for the 2025-26 season.
| Association |
|---|
| Albany Youth Basketball Association |
| Alexandria Youth Basketball Club |
| Andover Girls Traveling Basketball Association |
| Andover Traveling Boys Basketball |
| Anoka-Ramsey Youth Basketball |
| Apple Valley Athletic Association |
| Armstrong Youth Basketball |
| Austin Youth Basketball |
| Becker Basketball |
| Belle Plaine Basketball |
| Big Lake Youth Basketball Association |
| Blaine Youth Boys Basketball |
| Blaine Youth Girls Basketball |
| Bloomington Blizzard Girls Basketball |
| Bloomington Jefferson Boys Basketball |
| Brainerd Basketball |
| Buffalo Bison Boys Basketball |
| Buffalo Bison Girls Basketball |
| Burnsville Boys Basketball |
| Byron Travel Basketball |
| Cambridge-Isanti Bluejacket Basketball |
| Centennial Basketball Association |
| Champlin Park Traveling Basketball Association |
| Chanhassen Athletic Association |
| Chaska Area Youth Basketball |
| Chisago Lakes Area Recreation Association |
| Coon Rapids Cardinals Basketball Club |
| Cottage Grove Basketball |
| Dassel-Cokato Youth Basketball Association |
| Delano Basketball Association |
| Duluth Amateur Youth Basketball Association |
| Duluth East Boys Basketball |
| Duluth East Girls Basketball |
| Eagan Basketball Association |
| East Ridge Athletic Association |
| Eastview Basketball Boys |
| Eastview Basketball Girls |
| Eden Prairie Boys Basketball Association |
| Eden Prairie Girls Basketball Association |
| Edina Basketball Association |
| Elk River Boys Youth Basketball |
| Elk River Girls Youth Basketball |
| Faribault Youth Basketball |
| Farmington Youth Basketball Association |
| Foley Basketball Association |
| Forest Lake Hoops Club |
| Fridley Youth Sports Association |
| Glencoe Silver Lake Travel Basketball |
| Grand Rapids Travel Basketball |
| Hastings Basketball |
| Hopkins Royals Boys Basketball Association |
| Howard Lake Waverly Winsted Youth Basketball |
| Hudson Travel Basketball |
| Hutchinson Youth Basketball Association |
| Inver Grove Heights Basketball Association |
| Irondale Basketball Association |
| Jordan Basketball Association |
| Lakeville North Boys Basketball Association |
| Lakeville North Girls Basketball Association |
| Lakeville South Boys Basketball Association |
| Lakeville South Girls Basketball Association |
| Mahtomedi Basketball Association |
| Mankato Travel Basketball |
| Milaca Travel Basketball |
| Minneapolis Lakers |
| Minnetonka Boys Basketball Association |
| Minnetonka Girls Travel Basketball |
| Monticello Center Court Club |
| Mounds View Basketball |
| New Prague Traveling Boys Basketball |
| New Prague Traveling Girls Basketball |
| New Ulm Travel Basketball |
| Northfield Boys Basketball Association |
| Northfield Girls Basketball Association |
| Orono Basketball Association |
| Osseo-Maple Grove Basketball Association |
| Owatonna Basketball Association |
| Park Center Traveling Basketball |
| Pequot Lakes Basketball |
| Princeton Youth Basketball Association |
| Prior Lake Athletics for Youth |
| Red Wing Basketball Association |
| Rochester Community Basketball Association |
| Rockford Area Athletic Association |
| Rogers Area Youth Basketball Association |
| Rosemount Basketball |
| Roseville Youth Basketball Association |
| Sartell Area Youth Basketball Association |
| Sauk Rapids-Rice Youth Basketball Organization |
| Shakopee Boys Basketball Association |
| Shakopee Girls Basketball Association |
| Spring Lake Park Panthers Basketball Club |
| St. Cloud Area Youth Basketball Association |
| St. Francis Basketball Association |
| St. Peter Youth Basketball Association |
| St. Thomas Academy Boys |
| Stewartville Travel Basketball |
| Stillwater Boys Basketball |
| Stillwater Girls Basketball |
| STMA Boys Basketball |
| STMA Girls Basketball |
| Tartan Traveling Basketball |
| TCU Youth Basketball (Tri-City United) |
| Waconia Basketball Association |
| Watertown-Mayer Youth Basketball Association |
| Wayzata Boys Basketball Association |
| Wayzata Girls Basketball Association |
| Westonka Youth Basketball Association |
| White Bear Lake Basketball Association |
| Woodbury Athletic Association |
| Zimmerman Youth Basketball Association |
RP Brackets Pricing
RegisterPlay Brackets Pricing
- Register Play system includes all the essential features, including the intuitive scheduling interface, automated reminders and notifications, and communication.
- Partner organizations will benefit from a special deal between MYAS & Register Play, where they only pay the schedule fee for teams participating in the event.
- The Schedule Fee for weekend tournaments is $6 per team.
- You will also have an option to signup with Stripe to collect entry fees for your events via credit card. Other payment options available include Venmo, Paypal, Cash App, Zelle, or Check.
- If you decide to use Stripe, please note that a transaction fee of 2.9% + $1.30 per entry will apply to credit card payments.
- There is no additional charge for using the tools you will see in the event management.
- We take pride in providing excellent customer support to our users, and our team is available to assist with any questions or concerns that may arise.
RP 2025-26 Promotion
The RegisterPlay Brackets is the Official Registration & Bracketing Platform of the Minnesota Youth Basketball Alliance (MYBA).
Here are some key details:
Per Team Fee
- The per-team fee will remain at $5.00 for the 2025-2026 season. This is incredible value for all member associations.
- The per-team fee is due when your tournament schedules are released.
- This special rate not only highlights the negotiating power of the MYBA member associations, but also underscores the commitment to providing tangible benefits to member associations.
Enhanced Benefits and Features
- By leveraging RegisterPlay’s features and enhancements, associations can streamline tournament operations and elevate the overall experience for participants across the Minnesota youth basketball community.
- Easy Team Management
- Intuitive Scheduling Interface
- Automated Reminders and Notifications
- Real-Time Updates
Benefits for MYBA members using RegisterPlay registration and brackets
- Priority positioning on the 2025-2026 MYBA Tournament Index (Official Tournament Listings of Minnesota winter youth travel basketball)
- Exclusive inclusion of game scores on the MYBA Game Results Index (MYBA GRI).
Adoption Process
- Most tournaments during the 2025-26 season will be utilizing RegisterPlay Brackets.
RegisterPlay Support as part of your MYBA membership
- At MYAS, we pride ourselves on providing superior service, support, and assistance to our stakeholders.
- With over 10 dedicated team members who possess a high level of understanding of RegisterPlay, we ensure that you have access to a wealth of knowledge and expertise whenever you need assistance.
- Whether you have questions about setting up your account, navigating the platform, or optimizing your tournament management process, our team is here to provide personalized guidance and support every step of the way.
- With support from RegisterPlay staff available as well, you can rest assured that you will receive timely and comprehensive assistance.
- Our commitment to MYBA member associations means that you will never have to navigate RegisterPlay alone – we are here to help you reduce your time and burden, and succeed.
Still unsure? No worries! We got you!
- Virtual Demo
- Explore our library of help guides
- Read testimonials from association leaders
- Detailed Information Packet
- Schedule a call or meeting with an MYAS team member by emailing jeremy@myas.org.
Get ready to elevate your invitational tournament experience with RegisterPlay. Let’s make the 2025-26 MYBA winter travel season the best one yet!
RP Testimonials
Champlin Park Girls Basketball
We utilized RegisterPlay for all aspects of the Champlin Park Girls Tournament and it made the process so much simpler! The on-line registration process had so many benefits including having the organization completing the registration in the system to ensure the official team names were correct, allowing for varied types of payment, and ease in adjusting the number of teams by division as the tournament reaches capacity to limit odd division numbers. The webinar on how to set up brackets was very informative and made the bracketing process go smoothly. Once the brackets were set up there were very useful tools in RegisterPlay which allowed us to easily swap teams, print the score sheets for every game, and print a calendar of games by facility.
As a coach, I loved being in tournaments using RegisterPlay as it was easy confirmation we were signed up for the right tournament plus the parents could see which tournaments we were registered for in the MYAS app. Also having the game scores automatically go into the GRI was a huge benefit.
Northfield Girls Basketball
Tournament was this past weekend and I feel it went very well for my first time running it. All in all I felt that the new platform was AMAZING and easy to work with.
I truly appreciate MYAS and RegisterPlay coming together to try and make my life as a tournament director easier by putting everything into one place so please do not take any of my suggestions as complaints. I appreciate both of you for the assistance throughout this season with all of my questions, I know there have been a lot of them. I understand with any application/platform it is a work in progress to tweak as needed but these are a couple things that I have noticed within my own personal use of RegisterPlay.
Thank you again to the both of you for the guidance throughout this process and I would be more than happy to be a contact as well if another association is getting prepped for their tournament and would have any additional questions.
Mounds View Basketball
Thank you very much for participating in the 2023 Mounds View Girls Classic. I really appreciate the reciprocity and wish you all the best of luck as you host your tournaments throughout the year. Our girls are excited for the upcoming tournaments that we put together.
I’d also like to thank Jeremy and Kelly from MYAS/Register Play. The tournament couldn’t have been such a success without their help. Being one of the first tournaments of the year, they were quick to respond when something came up or if I needed help. Jeremy also did a great job of putting together the schedule so games were all played in the same location and within a reasonable amount of time which I received many compliments on.
North Branch Youth Basketball
THANK YOU! That helps a lot. I may have a few more questions about this newer format, but I like it better than the old one.
MYAS Tournament Staff
Loved the QR code on each scoresheet. It made scoring the games online so much easier. You guys are brilliant!
Watertown Mayer Youth Basketball
I just want to say that I enjoy using Register Play more than using tourneymachine. I know you mentioned that they are working on being able to move teams around up and down on the big picture schedule. Are they also going to add an option where you can hit a button where it will auto generate the schedule for you and mark no back to backs and certain hr breaks in between? I think that would be very helpful as well. And my last thing that would be helpful is when you create the pool/bracket for a division that if you add the facilities, its always there and you don’t have to add it in every time you need to clear/recalculate the schedule.
Thank you again for all your help with navigating RegisterPlay!
RP Help Guides
Member Associations
Use the View Member Associations link below to view the list of member associations. MYBA member associations have the MYBA logo next to their association name.
MYBA RegisterPlay Help Guides
Additional Information
- Help/Support/WhatsApp Ensure readiness for your event by setting up a Register Play chat on WhatsApp in advance. Assistance is typically available in less than a minute. Email us your WhatsApp number, and we’ll promptly set up the chat for you. For any inquiries or assistance, you can also reach out to us at info@registerplay.com. To expedite support, let’s prioritize setting up the WhatsApp group.
- Scheduling a Pool to Bracket event Imagine you want to organize two pool games and then seed teams into a single-elimination bracket. To achieve this, start by creating a pool round. Subsequently, create an additional bracket round. Once results for the pool games are entered, you can seamlessly advance teams from the pool to the bracket. Refer to the section below ‘Advancing Teams from a Pool Round to a Bracket Round’ for detailed instructions on this process.”
- Entering Pool Game Scores The optimal method for recording pool game scores is through the “Big Picture” tab. Simply select the game, and a score module will pop up.
- Entering Bracket Game Scores For scoring in a bracket, a user with score entry clearance can click the game number on the bracket to access the same score module. After entering and saving the score, the system will automatically progress the teams through the bracket.
- Advancing teams from a Pool round to a Bracket round To transition teams from the pool to the bracket, navigate to the “Schedule” tab, choose your division and pool round. Scroll to the bottom and click on “Pool Standings.” Once all results are inputted, use the “Push teams from Pool to Bracket Button.”
- Have you provided your staff clearance? Utilize the “Staff” tab to grant individuals clearance for various aspects of your event. It’s a straightforward process: input the email address, select the desired clearance for that user, and an email will be sent to guide them on the steps needed to obtain the access.
- Release Schedule To make your schedule available to the public, follow these two steps: A) Find the “Schedule Fee” tab and pay the schedule release fee. B) Visit the “Overview” tab, click on the hamburger icon next to “Event Details,” bringing up a menu of options. Select “Release all Schedules.”
- Seeding from Pool into Bracket look Funky? One prevalent mistake in scheduling is related to bracket setup. When configuring your bracket, you choose a filter to display the teams’ names on the bracket, either as overall seeds or, for instance, “Pool A 1st Place.” Once you’ve selected the “Pool/Place” filter, proceed to pick the teams for your bracket. It’s crucial to click on “Pool Seed” (after you have selected the team names) to ensure the proper matchups in the bracket.
- Schedule clearance is required to advance teams from a Pool round to a Bracket round Important notice: Individuals granted score entry permissions by event staff do not possess the authority to push teams from the pool to the bracket. To empower your scorekeepers with this capability, it’s necessary to grant them schedule clearance. Keep this in mind when assigning roles and permissions.
- Pushed Pool teams to Bracket prematurely No problem at all. Make the necessary adjustment to the pool games, and the system will automatically update the pool standings. Afterward, feel free to click “Push Teams From Pool To Bracket” as many times as needed, and it will overwrite the team names on the bracket accordingly.
- Pushed Pool teams but now I want the original Bracket teams names restored No worries. Navigate to the Bracket round, and you’ll find an orange button labeled “” Clicking this button will restore your team names to their previous state before you pushed the teams.
- To replace a withdrawn team, follow these steps:
Note: that the system won’t permit the removal of a team from the division via the “Teams” tab if the team still has scheduled games in the event.
- Add the new team to the division through the “Teams” tab by selecting the division and clicking “Add Team.”
- Navigate to the “Schedule” tab, choose your division and the specific round requiring substitution.
- Access either the “Pool Games” or “Brackets Games” accordion, depending on whether the substitution is for a pool or bracket.
- Utilize the second option displayed, featuring “Team Out” and “Team In,” along with the “Substitute” button. Select the relevant teams and confirm the substitution by clicking the button.
- A team dropped after my pool schedule was released
Note: that the system won’t permit the removal of a team from the division via the “Teams” tab if the team still has scheduled games in the event. You have two options.
- Option 1: Go to the “Pool Games” section, remove the team, which will exclude them from the pool and eliminate any scheduled games. Then, access the schedule grid, right-click on any cell, and add a new game by selecting opponents. OR
- Option 2: Alternatively, access the schedule grid first, modify the games for the team you’re dropping. This may help you determine the new matchups needed. Subsequently, go to the “Pool Games” section and remove the team from the pool.
RP Brackets FAQ
When using RP Brackets, can I customize the game schedules?
Yes, the game schedules in RP Brackets are 100% customizable. Tournament directors can schedule the games at any facility, on any court, on any day, at any time.
Who can create a user account and create teams?
Anyone can create a user account, create a team and register for tournaments.
Can only teams from MYBA member associations participate in tournaments that use RP Brackets?
While we encourage all association to become members of the MYBA, teams from associations that are not MYBA members can register and participate in tournaments that use RP Brackets.
Is there a fee to use RegisterPlay Brackets?
Yes, RP Brackets has a per team usage fee of $5 per team. If you have 100 teams in your tournament, you will be required to submit a credit card payment of $500 before you can release the game schedules.
What type of support is available?
Unlimited support provided by MYAS staff during the week. Accessible support provide by RP staff throughout the weekend. We are with you every step of the way.
Are there help guides available?
Yes, there is an extensive list of bulleted step by step and video help guides that can be found here.
Is there a list of testimonials available?
Yes, click here to view them.
What are some features within RP Brackets that tournament directors have access to?
- Ability to print score sheets for every game in order by court, date and time.
- Ability to communicate with the coaches in your tournament with direct emails.
- Ability to export a matrix of games.
- Ability to select multiple payments options including mailing a check after they register online and credit card payments where the fund will be deposited directly into your association’s account.
- Free mobile app.
- Your tournament will be listed on the largest tournament index in the state of MN.
- Bumpers in place to prevent scheduling games on the same court at the same time.
Are teams required to pay by credit card when they register?
While the option to require credit card payment as a payment option exists, tournament directors do not have to choose that option. The most common registration option allows teams to register and send a check in the mail. The site is customizable to your wants and needs.
Does the MYAS offer additional services to help put the game schedules together?
Yes, click here to view the MYAS Scheduling Services package. Please note that this service is optional
Scheduling Services
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Compliance Reporting
Compliance Reporting
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Playing Rules
Rules & Equipment
- The rules listed below have been determined by the MYAS Basketball Board of Advisors.
- We STRONGLY encourage that ALL tournament directors adopt these rules for their tournament(s).
- The coaches, players and officials will appreciate the consistency.
- Similar rules will be used for the MYAS Grade State Tournament.
- Boys must play on Boys’ teams and Girls must play on Girls’ teams
Pressing & Zone
MYAS Pressing & Zone Rule
- These are the rules that the MYAS will use for our events.
- We encourage the association-run tournaments to adopt these rules.
| Grades | Half-Court Defense | Full-Court Defense |
|---|---|---|
| 3-4 | Person-to-Person Only No Double Teaming/Trapping | Not Allowed Must Drop Back to Half Court |
| 5 | Person-to-Person Only No Double Teaming/Trapping | Person-to-Person Only No Double Teaming/Trapping |
| 6 | No Restrictions | No Restrictions |
| 7-12 | No Restrictions | No Restrictions |
In an attempt to clarify some established rules, it has been determined that we add language consistent with the guidelines set forth by USA Basketball. The following are USA Basketball’s definitions for Player-to-Player Defense, Pressing Defense, and Double-Team.
- Player-to-Player Defense:
- Each player is responsible for guarding and moving with one offensive player. This requires the defensive player to move according to the offensive player’s movements with or without the ball.
- The defensive player must stay on the same side of the court as the offensive player, divided by the rim line.
- If an offensive player with the ball advances past their defensive player, another defender may rotate to guard that offensive player.
- Pressing Defense: Defensive guarding, either on or off the ball, within the backcourt
- Double-Team: Two or more defensive players guarding a single offensive player
Ball Size & Free Throw
Ball Size & Free Throw Distance
- These are the rules that the MYAS will use for our events.
- We encourage the association-run tournaments to adopt these rules.
| Grades | Free Throws | Ball Size - Boys | Ball Size - Girls |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3-4 | 12 feet | 27.5 | 27.5 |
| 5-6 | 15 feet | 28.5 | 28.5 |
| 7-12 | 15 feet | 29.5 | 28.5 |
Value Adds
Safety Playbook
New Youth Basketball Safety Playbook – 35% Off for MYBA Member Associations
Dear MYBA Association Leaders,
As Minnesota youth basketball continues to grow, associations are being asked to do more than schedule games and hire referees; you’re now responsible for creating a safe, consistent, and positive experience for every player, parent, and coach in your community. That’s exactly why we built the Saint City Consulting Youth Basketball Safety Playbook.
The Playbook is a practical, ready-to-use governance and game‑day framework designed specifically for community‑based travel and school programs like yours. It takes the best practices you already see reinforced through MYBA; clear roles, consistent expectations, and strong communication and turns them into a single, customizable resource your board, coordinators, and coaches can actually use.
Inside the Playbook, you’ll find:
- Governance and roles for board members, safety officers, tournament directors, and coaches, tailored to youth basketball seasons.
- Gameday and tournament checklists that align with MYBA’s focus on consistent, community‑based winter basketball.
- Emergency action plans, incident reporting forms, and communication templates you can brand with your own logo.
- Codes of conduct and training logs that help you raise the bar on safety and behavior without adding hours of extra work for volunteers.
Because MYBA was created to unify and enhance community-based youth basketball across Minnesota, Saint City Consulting is extending a special offer to MYBA member associations. When your association purchases the Youth Basketball Safety Playbook™ through our new online site, MYBA members receive an exclusive 35% discount off the standard Playbook price.
Your MYBA Member Offer:
- 35% savings on the Saint City Youth Basketball Safety Playbook™ license for your association.
- Simple implementation: copy, customize, and deploy under your own association name and brand.
- Immediate impact on player, parent, and coach confidence heading into the season.
To claim your MYBA discount:
- Visit our Playbook site, linked below, and select the Youth Basketball Safety Playbook™.
- Click Here to access the safety playbook.
- At checkout, enter MYBA promo code [MYBA26]
- Download your Playbook and start using it with your board, volunteers and coaches before the season kicks off.
Saint City Consulting was built by local practitioners who understand the realities of volunteering in youth sports. Our goal is simple: help MYBA associations strengthen safety, communication, and trust, while saving your board time and giving your families peace of mind.
Thank you for everything you do for youth basketball in Minnesota. We’d be proud to support your association as a MYBA member partner this season.
Training
Precision Basketball & Minnesota Youth Basketball Alliance
A Value-Added Opportunity for Member Associations
Greetings Basketball Enthusiasts,
Precision Basketball is proud to partner with MYAS Basketball and the Minnesota Youth Basketball Alliance in support of youth basketball associations across the state of Minnesota. We are excited to bring meaningful resources, training opportunities, and developmental support to member associations as part of this partnership.
At Precision Basketball, our mission is to help strengthen youth basketball programs by investing in the development of the three most important groups in the youth basketball experience: players, coaches, and parents. Through this partnership, we look forward to sharing our knowledge, experience, and expertise in ways that can enhance your association both on and off the court.
As a value-added resource for Minnesota Youth Basketball Alliance member associations, Precision Basketball offers a variety of services and opportunities designed to support player development, coach education, parent engagement, and overall program growth.
Opportunities Available to Member Associations:
Skill Development Programs
Associations can purchase skill development programs individually or as a full package, providing players throughout the association with access to structured training resources and development opportunities.
Click here for program information
Satellite Basketball Camps
Bring Precision Basketball to your community by hosting a camp in your town. Fall, spring, and summer camp opportunities are available and can be customized to meet the needs of your association.
Small Group and Team Development Training
Precision Basketball offers training for small groups, teams, and entire association programs, with sessions focused on both individual skill development and team growth.
Tryout Prep Camps
Players looking to prepare for the upcoming season can take advantage of Precision Basketball’s Tryout Prep Camps.
August 17–19 | Eagle Ridge Academy (Minnetonka)
Additional details and registration information available upon request.
Click here for more info & registration
Resources for Players, Coaches, and Parents
Throughout the winter basketball season, Precision Basketball will provide bi-monthly video content focused on:
- skill development and training for players
- motivational and leadership content
- basketball insight and education for coaches, players, and parents
Monthly Precision Basketball Newsletter
Associations, coaches, and families can stay connected through the Precision Basketball newsletter, featuring basketball instruction, coaching insight, player development topics, and a variety of content relevant to the youth basketball experience.
A Partnership Designed to Support Associations
This partnership is intended to serve as an added benefit for all Minnesota Youth Basketball Alliance member associations by providing access to trusted basketball instruction, developmental programming, and educational resources that can help strengthen your local program.
We encourage you to explore how Precision Basketball can support your players, coaches, families, and association leadership throughout the year.
Follow Precision Basketball on Instagram to learn more and stay connected: @precision_basketball
See you in the gym,
Coach Forrest Witt
Precision Basketball
Patch Up America
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Uniforms
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Coaches Wanted
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FAQ
What is the MYBA?
The Minnesota Youth Basketball Alliance (MYBA) is a collaborative effort between the MYAS, the MYAS Basketball Board of Advisors, and travel basketball leaders from around the state working together to enhance community-based basketball during the winter season. The intent of the MYBA is to unify the winter community based youth basketball community. The MYBA will also foster the 5 C’s: Compliance, Communication, Consistency, Connectivity and Conciseness for all participants and the associations that serve them.
Who is the MYAS Basketball Board of Advisors?
This group is made up of 25+ youth basketball association leaders from around the state of Minnesota. This group provides guidance and accountability to the MYAS staff pertaining to basketball policies, rules, and events. Recently, subcommittees were created to provide additional guidance and support to winter-community based basketball programming. These subcommittees include; Team Composition & Player Eligibility, MYBA and Programming.
Who should join the MYBA?
Every bonafide community-based travel basketball association and school youth basketball program in the state of Minnesota should join the MYBA. At this time, the MYBA does not pertain to in-house/rec teams.
Why should associations join the MYBA?
The purpose of the MYBA is to enhance community-based basketball during the winter basketball season. It’s designed to bring associations together in a way that creates a consistent and positive experience for our youth basketball programs across the state. The alliance will serve to better connect associations, assist in improved team and player identification, add consistency to rules and regulations, and constantly strive to find ways to enhance player safety and skill development.The purpose of the MYBA is to enhance community-based basketball during the winter basketball season. It’s designed to bring associations together in a way that creates a consistent and positive experience for our youth basketball programs across the state. The alliance will serve to better connect associations, assist in improved team and player identification, add consistency to rules and regulations, and constantly strive to find ways to enhance player safety and skill development.
Who is monitoring to ensure that MYBA members are meeting membership requirements?
The MYAS basketball staff will collect the necessary information. Members from the MYAS Basketball Board of Advisors and its Subcommittees will also be assisting in some of the processes.
What if an MYBA member association is not meeting the requirements and/or team composition guidelines?
Should compliance and eligibility violations arise, appropriate action will be taken, which may include but is not limited to written censures, suspensions of individuals, loss of MYBA membership, or the loss of the privilege to participate in MYBA/MYAS basketball events.
Is there a fee to join the MYBA?
Yes, there is annual fee to be a member of the MYBA.
How do MYBA members post their tournament on the MYAS website?
Only MYBA member associations are eligible to post their tournament on the Tournament Index. Once you join the MYBA, click on the Tournament tab in your portal. From there, you can submit and modify your tournament information.
What are the primary expectations of tournaments hosted by MYBA member associations?
- MYBA members have agreed to not allow any independent or all-star/open teams to participate and follow best practices promoted by the MYAS.
- The game officials have been trained, completed a background check within the last three years and have concussion certification.
- Limit the number of games a team plays in one day to 3 for player safety.
Can MYBA member associations allow teams from non-MYBA member associations to participate in their tournament(s)?
- Yes, MYBA member associations can allow teams from non-MYBA member associations to participate in their tournaments.
- While some MYBA member associations may choose to restrict participation to only other MYBA member associations (as a matter of local policy), it is permissible under MYBA guidelines for a tournament director to allow non-MYBA teams to participate if the director is confident that those teams comply with the MYBA Team Composition Guidelines.
- Summary:
- Allowed: Non-MYBA teams can participate.
- Condition: They must meet MYBA Team Composition Guidelines.
- Optional restriction: Some associations may adopt stricter internal policies, but those are not required by MYBA itself.
Are there standard playing rules that MYBA member association tournaments need to use?
The MYBA Board of Advisors strongly encourages all tournaments to use the same playing rules. You can find those rules here. Coaches, players, and officials would greatly appreciate the consistency.
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