The Shoot 360 High School Shooting League is your chance to stay in the game, sharpen your skills, and take your shooting to the next level—all in a fun and competitive environment. Build your “dream team” with friends as this league offers a unique opportunity to compete while improving your game!
Why Join the Shoot 360 High School Shooting League?
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Why Join the Shoot 360 High School Shooting League?
- Stay Competitive: Whether you play for your high school team or not, you can still compete with other high school players!
- Pro-Level Technology: Experience the power of Shoot 360’s advanced analytics, real-time stats, and performance tracking. See how your numbers stack up and track your progress week after week.
- Convenient Sunday Nights: With games held on Sunday evenings, you can enjoy competitive play without disrupting your schoolwork or other commitments.
- Unmatched Player Development: Take advantage of about 300 shooting reps you’ll get each match. This league isn’t just about games—it’s about refining your skills with real-time feedback that translates into results.
- Represent the Bay Area: Our 12 teams will compete live & virtually against teams in Beaverton, OR and Vancouver, WA
Limited Spots Available—Register Now!
- With only 12 team slots available and overwhelming interest, spots are filling up fast! Don’t wait—secure your team’s spot today!
- Click below for step-by-step instructions on how to register and join the action. Get ready to compete, improve, and have fun in this exciting league!
DETAILSLeague Details:
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schedule breakdownDates/Times: Sunday Nights
Possible Match Times: 6:00, 7:00, or 8:00 pm
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WHAT IS IT?
GAMEPLAY
Teams are made up of three players who take turns shooting to earn points. No running up and down the court! Our Automatic Rebounding Machines catch and pass the ball to you before and after each shot.
GAMES
Teams will play three 15-minute games each scheduled
1-hour match, each game consisting of four quarters with
5-minute breaks in-between.
COMPETE
Teams play games at their local Shoot360 together to compete against other teams - both locally and virtually across the Shoot360 network. After each game, players can see their individual stats on the Shoot360 app leaderboards, assessing where they stand within their team, their league and across the entire Shoot360 network.
TIMING
The league competition lasts for six weeks; five weeks of regular season games and one week of playoffs.
Teams are made up of three players who take turns shooting to earn points. No running up and down the court! Our Automatic Rebounding Machines catch and pass the ball to you before and after each shot.
GAMES
Teams will play three 15-minute games each scheduled
1-hour match, each game consisting of four quarters with
5-minute breaks in-between.
COMPETE
Teams play games at their local Shoot360 together to compete against other teams - both locally and virtually across the Shoot360 network. After each game, players can see their individual stats on the Shoot360 app leaderboards, assessing where they stand within their team, their league and across the entire Shoot360 network.
TIMING
The league competition lasts for six weeks; five weeks of regular season games and one week of playoffs.
How TO play?
Pick your team of 3 who can play, using your companion Shoot 360 App for registration. Your 3-game match is played at your local Shoot 360. When you begin a game, player names and shooting orders are displayed on the screen above the backboard.
Once the game starts, two players stand at the elbow of the free-throw line. The third player is behind the player on the left elbow. Players move to opposite sides of the court after each shot. If a ball bounces out of the net, just simply place it back into the hopper - don’t throw it over the net.
Don’t forget, your shooting order throughout the game is essential to track player turns, scoring, streaks, and more. Have fun!
Once the game starts, two players stand at the elbow of the free-throw line. The third player is behind the player on the left elbow. Players move to opposite sides of the court after each shot. If a ball bounces out of the net, just simply place it back into the hopper - don’t throw it over the net.
Don’t forget, your shooting order throughout the game is essential to track player turns, scoring, streaks, and more. Have fun!
Splash meter
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The Splash Meter is Shoot 360’s patented shot-tracking tool that instantly measures the quality of your shot. Our motion tracking cameras gather data, giving you instant feedback on the arc, depth and alignment of your shot. An ideal shot is what we call making it in the Splash Zone. Shots inside the Splash Zone result in a Make 98% of the time. With instant feedback, you can adjust real-time, becoming a more consistent shooter while you play.
Here’s how you score throughout a League game: Shooting Basic shots results in two points three points, and five points. You can get bonus points for shooting in Splash Zone. A Money Ball shot may appear during the game, giving you a multiplier to the basic point shot. Each player on your team will get this opportunity once a quarter. |
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Cycle bonus
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You can also earn a Cycle Bonus, which is when you make a 2-point shot, 3-point shot, and 5-point shot during a quarter. Players can do this as many times during a quarter as they want.
Individual players can earn point multipliers by making an Individual Streak of five shots in a row. |
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Team streaks
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Team Streaks happen every time the team has five makes in a row, which increases your team multiplier, upping the Basic points earned by the shot. It can stack with the individual point multiplier.
You can protect your team streak with an Extra Life. You earn Extra Lives any time an Individual makes five shots in a row; that player earns an Extra Life for their team streak |
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HOW TO WIN?
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It’s easy! Outscore the other teams in your league.
But remember, you’re not just playing against teams in the gym - you’re competing to be the best in your league and the rest of the Shoot 360 global network. The goal is to get the best seed for the playoffs by accumulating as many points as possible in your league during the regular season. Then, being the No. 1 scoring team declared the League Champion at the end of game three during the playoffs. |
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