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First Practice Day:
November 21, 2011 *No individual shall play in any Association basketball contest until he/she has a minimum of ten (10) days of basketball practice with at least one practice session per day on ten (10) different days (no practice permitted on Sunday) prior to the date of the first allowable game.
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2011-12 Post Season Basketball Information
2011-12 State Tournament Brackets
2010-11 State Tournament Results - Final
History of All Post Season Officials The MOA office has created a new page on the website for all of the officials who have worked in the post season dating back to the 1970's. Link to past State Tournament Information Past Champions
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Handbook & Forms |
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2011-12 MHSA / MOA Basketball Rules Clinics are now online. The Basketball Rules Clinics must be viewed by all coaches (Head, Assistant and Volunteer) and MOA Officials prior to December 2, 2011 to receive credit. Click Here and follow the appropriate links to view this clinic. |
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01/31/2012
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Boys' basketball, in Montana, dates back to 1911 when the first
state championship was played. Those first tournaments were sponsored by
and staged on the campus, of what was known as, Montana State College in
Bozeman. Four classifications evolved after 22 years of just one class.
Girls' basketball had its first state champion named in 1972 and became
a four classification program after the fifth year of competition
