LilacCity3s3v3 · Spokane, WA

Elite: For the teams who want Spokane's toughest run at a title. Rec: For squads who want real, reffed games without the arms race. Pick one when you register.

Elite is $500 per team and Rec is $400 per team. Register your team and we'll email the captain payment details once you're in.

The Elite champion takes home $2,000. The Rec champion takes home $500. Both are awarded on championship night, Monday, Nov 23.

25 minutes in Season 2, up from 20 in Season 1. Half-court, 1s inside the arc and 2s beyond it, and every game is reffed.

Yes, for every game in both divisions. Our scorekeepers track points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks, and box scores and season leaderboards go up on League of Hoop.

A team name, a captain's email and phone number, and four or five players, each with their name, age and jersey number. Every player needs a jersey with a number on it. If yours isn't sorted yet, pick TBD and send it to us before opening night.

Yes. Register as a free agent with the form on this page: your name, email, phone and division. We build free-agent teams out of everyone who signs up solo.

The league is open to adult players 18 and up, all skill levels. That is exactly why Season 2 splits into a rec division and an elite division.

Four players are required on every roster, with room for a fifth. Three play at a time, so you'll always have a sub ready when someone's out.

Let the league know ahead of time and we'll do our best to reshuffle the schedule. Unannounced no-shows count as forfeits in the standings.

Yes. Every game is officiated by a referee, from opening night through the championship.

Overtime, run the same way Spokane Hoopfest runs it: a coin toss decides who gets the ball out of bounds first, and the first team to score a total of two points wins. One shot from beyond the arc ends it.

By regular-season record after the Week 4 final seeding night, division by division. If two teams finish with the same record and played each other, the winner of that game takes the higher seed. Otherwise, and whenever more than two teams are level, the better point differential across the regular season decides. The standings page shows each division's table.

Every team makes the playoffs in its division. Lose early and you move into the consolation bracket and keep playing. Season 1's full bracket, championship and consolation, is on the Seasons page.