FAQ

Please refer to the Age/Grade Rules Document.

Please refer to the Age/Grade Rules Document.

Yes. Our Varsity Divisions are actually “open divisions,” where unsigned seniors with remaining high school eligibility can play. However, players cannot turn 20 years old before September 1 of the current year. Unsigned seniors can play as long as they have not committed in writing to play for a college (any level). Unsigned prep school players are also eligible to play in our tournaments. If a player has signed a letter of intent (LOI) but you don't think they will qualify because of grades, they still cannot play. The tournament management has the right to exclude any senior from playing. No player who has attended junior college or college may play in this event.

Rosters for non-live events and divisions should be completed in the Exposure account you used to register. Changes can be made up until the start of the tournament. For live period events/divisions, please refer to the NCAA Instructions document. Please refer to the NCAA Instructions Document.

Please refer to the NCAA Instructions Document.

Two (2) coaching passes are provided per team. Additional passes may be purchased in advance or on site.

During non-NCAA-certified events, a player can participate in a maximum of two (2) age/grade divisions and a maximum of two (2) teams per tournament, as long as they meet the age/grade requirements for both divisions (except when noted below). They cannot play on two teams in the same age/grade division. All players participating in bracket play must have participated in at least one of the team’s pool games.

During the NCAA recruiting periods, the rule is different: Because of the NCAA rule prohibiting players from playing more than two games per day, players participating in the 9th-grade through 11th-grade (NCAA certified) divisions can only play on one team and in one division during the entire event. A 9th- to 11th-grade player cannot play in two different age groups (including the non NCAA certified 9U-14U divisions) or the same age group during the tournament. If a team loses, a player cannot switch to another team still in competition. All players participating in bracket play must have participated in at least one of the team’s pool games.

Yes. Players may play in older age divisions.

Yes, if they meet the age requirements for the division.

No.

There is no cap on the number of players on a roster.

Yes. Daily passes are $20. Three-day tournament passes are $35. Five-day tournament passes are $75. All tickets can be purchased this website or on our app.

Refunds are available only if you cancel more than three weeks prior to the start of the event.

Schedules are posted on our website and app at least three days before the start of the tournament.

This varies, depending on the tournament. In most cases, teams will check-in at their first game location. During the NCAA live period, the check-in process is different: The 9th grade through Varsity team coaches will check-in at the tournament headquarters to verify their rosters and receive their approved coaching wristbands. Details on the check-in process for each event will be posted in the “Documents” section of our app.

Your team’s first game is based on your arrival time. You can indicate your arrival time during the registration process. Any other requests will be handled on a per-case basis. Please contact us for more information.

Although we provide information on available hotel discounts, you are not required to stay at any particular hotel.