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NIKE Tournament of Champions

December 19, 20, 21 & 22, 2022
Phoenix, AZ

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America’s #1 high school basketball event celebrates its 25th Anniversary by moving to a spectacular new venue and expanding to 128 teams in eight 16-team divisions, including the majority of the preseason top 25 teams in the Nation.

The 25th Annual Nike Tournament of Champions will be played at the incredible Bell Bank Park in Mesa. The Park is a 320-acre, world-class family and sports entertainment destination that includes 16 hardwood floors – each with independent LED scoreboards and shot clocks – along with a 2,800-seat Championship arena. The facility has just been completed at a cost of greater than $280-million dollars; by comparison it dwarfs even ESPN’s Wide World Sports in Orlando in size and scope.

Throughout its 25-year history, the Tournament of Champions has been considered the de facto National Championship for American girls’ basketball. It has produced the consensus National Champions 20 times in the last 24 years; showcased at least 244 State Championship teams; and featured 22 WNBA All-Stars and eight former and current U.S. Olympians. It is also the only regular high school season basketball tournament that attracts hundreds of college basketball coaches during the winter.

As in previous years, all teams will stay at the spectacular AAA Four-Diamond Arizona Grand Resort. The Resort is just 30 minutes from Bell Bank Park via the US 60 and Arizona Loop 202.

ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM
Click here to view the All-Tournament Team.

SCHEDULE
Click here to view the schedule.

IMPORTANT SCHEDULE NOTES:
1. When viewing your schedule, use only the bracket to determine the home/away team. The home team is the top team in the bracket and will wear white. Again, refer to the bracket (not the team schedule) to determine home/away.

2. Teams in the Marcia Pinder division will play three pool games before playing a final bracket game on December 22nd. All 12 teams will be reseeded after pool play based on:

1. Pool record
2. Point differential +/- 13 with all games counting to determine places

Games will begin at 9:00 A.M. on December 19, 20, 21, and 22. The last games are scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

On December 22nd, games the top division Championship and third place games will be played at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and will be broadcast on ESPN.

STREAMING
All games at all venues are streamed by Be the Beast.  CLICK HERE to purchase a streaming package.

Start: December 19, 2021
Finish: December 22, 2022

Additional Information

  • For Coaches
  • For College Coaches
  • For Athletes
  • For Spectators

COACHES REGISTRATION
The head coach or a designated representative must register between 4:00-6:00 PM on Sunday, December 18th, at the Arizona Grand Resort in the meeting room Palm 3AB.  Palm 3AB is located on the third floor of the Conference Center.

At this time you will receive event rosters; coach and athlete credentials; tickets to the Coaches Party (details below) and important schedule information.

PARKING
Free parking is available in the dirt lot at Legacy.  The playing venue charges $5 per day to park in the asphalt lot.

VENUE ENTRANCE 
Enter the venue near the large sign that reads FIELDHOUSE A. The venue does not allow outside food and drink or outside chairs

SCHEDULE
Click here to view the schedule.

IMPORTANT SCHEDULE NOTES:
1. When viewing your schedule, use only the bracket to determine the home/away team. The home team is the top team in the bracket and will wear white. Again, refer to the bracket (not the team schedule) to determine home/away.

2. Teams in the Marcia Pinder division will play three pool games before playing a final bracket game on December 22nd. All 12 teams will be reseeded after pool play based on:

1. Pool record
2. Point differential +/- 13 with all games counting to determine places

Games will begin at 9:00 A.M. on December 19, 20, 21, and 22. The last games are scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

On December 22nd, games the top division Championship and third place games will be played at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and will be broadcast on ESPN.

Games will begin at 9:00 A.M. on December 19, 20, 21, and 22. The last games are scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

On December 22nd, games the top division Championship and third place games will be played at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and will be broadcast on ESPN.

STREAMING
All games at all venues are streamed by Be the Beast.  CLICK HERE to purchase a streaming package.

ATHLETIC TRAINERS
Certified athletic trainers will be available at all playing facilities. Players wishing to be taped must provide their own pre-wrap and tape; none is available on-site. Athletes not providing supplies will not be taped – no exceptions.

WATER AND BASKETBALLS
Please note the following: 1) a NIKE game ball will be provided, but teams are responsible for bringing basketballs for warm-up; 2) although venues may vary in providing water or Gatorade, please plan on bringing bottled drinking water.

COACHES PARTY
The NIKE Coaches’ Party will be held on December 19th from 8:00 P.M. until late in the Lobby Bar at the Arizona Grand Resort. Please join your fellow coaches for free food, beverages and a chance to win terrific prizes.

WAIVER OF LIABILITY
All athletes must have a waiver of liability submitted in order to compete in the event.  Waivers must be received no later than Monday, December 13 or they will not be allowed to compete – no exceptions. Forward this link to parents. 

RULES
1. A NIKE game ball will be provided, but teams are responsible for bringing basketballs for warm-up
2. Although venues may vary in providing water or Gatorade, please plan on bringing bottled drinking water.
3. Certified athletic trainers will be on site at all venues, but players wishing to be taped prior to games must provide their own tape and pre-wrap.
4. The top team listed in the bracket is the home team and will wear light uniforms. The bottom team listed in the bracket is the away team and will wear dark uniforms.
5. In accordance with NFHS rules there will be four 8-minute quarters, a 10-minute half-time, 5 time-outs per game, lane players may go on the release – they do not need to wait for the ball to hit the rim, and bonus will start at 7 fouls and double-bonus at 10.
6. Each team will have a minimum of ten minutes to warm-up.
7. In accordance with AIA rules, shot-clocks will be used.

25th ANNUAL NIKE TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS
The event will showcase more than 1,500 student athletes playing on 128 teams competing for elite level squads from Alaska, Arizona, Australia, California, Canada, Colorado, the District of Columbia, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Maryland, Montana, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Washington.

RECRUITING PACKAGES
Recruiting packages – which now include a printed recruiting guide, the BeTheBeast Recruiter+ app/streaming service, and admission on all days – are now available. Cost is $250 for Division I (additional coaches are $125); $125 for each Division II and NAIA coaches; and $65 for each Division III and NJCAA coaches.

Coaches may register at Bell Bank Park beginning at 8:30 A.M. on each tournament day. To purchase packages in advance, click here.

PARKING

Free parking is available in the dirt lot at Legacy.  The playing venue charges $5 per day to park in the asphalt lot.

VENUE ENTRANCE 
Enter the venue near the large sign that reads FIELDHOUSE A. The venue does not allow outside food and drink or outside chairs

SCHEDULE
Click here to view the schedule.

IMPORTANT SCHEDULE NOTES:
1. When viewing your schedule, use only the bracket to determine the home/away team. The home team is the top team in the bracket and will wear white. Again, refer to the bracket (not the team schedule) to determine home/away.

2. Teams in the Marcia Pinder division will play three pool games before playing a final bracket game on December 22nd. All 12 teams will be reseeded after pool play based on:

1. Pool record
2. Point differential +/- 13 with all games counting to determine places

Games will begin at 9:00 A.M. on December 19, 20, 21, and 22. The last games are scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

On December 22nd, games the top division Championship and third place games will be played at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and will be broadcast on ESPN.

Games will begin at 9:00 A.M. on December 19, 20, 21, and 22. The last games are scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

On December 22nd, games the top division Championship and third place games will be played at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and will be broadcast on ESPN.

SCHEDULE
Click here to view the schedule.

IMPORTANT SCHEDULE NOTES:
1. When viewing your schedule, use only the bracket to determine the home/away team. The home team is the top team in the bracket and will wear white. Again, refer to the bracket (not the team schedule) to determine home/away.

2. Teams in the Marcia Pinder division will play three pool games before playing a final bracket game on December 22nd. All 12 teams will be reseeded after pool play based on:

1. Pool record
2. Point differential +/- 13 with all games counting to determine places

Games will begin at 9:00 A.M. on December 19, 20, 21, and 22. The last games are scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

On December 22nd, games the top division Championship and third place games will be played at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and will be broadcast on ESPN.

Games will begin at 9:00 A.M. on December 19, 20, 21, and 22. The last games are scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

On December 22nd, games the top division Championship and third place games will be played at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and will be broadcast on ESPN.

STREAMING
All games at all venues are streamed by Be the Beast.  CLICK HERE to purchase a streaming package.

ATHLETIC TRAINERS
Certified athletic trainers will be available at all playing facilities. Players wishing to be taped must provide their own pre-wrap and tape; none is available on-site. Athletes not providing supplies will not be taped – no exceptions.

WATER AND BASKETBALLS
Please note the following: 1) a NIKE game ball will be provided, but teams are responsible for bringing basketballs for warm-up; 2) although venues may vary in providing water or Gatorade, please plan on bringing bottled drinking water.

WAIVER OF LIABILITY
All athletes must have a waiver of liability submitted in order to compete in the event.  Waivers must be received no later than Monday, December 13 or they will not be allowed to compete – no exceptions. Forward this link to parents. 

RULES
1. A NIKE game ball will be provided, but teams are responsible for bringing basketballs for warm-up
2. Although venues may vary in providing water or Gatorade, please plan on bringing bottled drinking water.
3. Certified athletic trainers will be on site at all venues, but players wishing to be taped prior to games must provide their own tape and pre-wrap.
4. The top team listed in the bracket is the home team and will wear light uniforms. The bottom team listed in the bracket is the away team and will wear dark uniforms.
5. In accordance with NFHS rules there will be four 8-minute quarters, a 10-minute half-time, 5 time-outs per game, lane players may go on the release – they do not need to wait for the ball to hit the rim, and bonus will start at 7 fouls and double-bonus at 10.
6. Each team will have a minimum of ten minutes to warm-up.
7. In accordance with AIA rules, shot-clocks will be used.

SPECTATOR ADMISSION 
The cash price for a four-day adult tournament pass, valid on December 19th, 20th, 21st, and 22nd is $60 for adults and $30 for children under 10 and seniors. The credit card price for an adult tournament pass is $61.70 and $30.90 for a child/senior tournament pass.

The cash price for daily tickets is $20 per day for adults and $10 per day for children. The credit card price for an adult daily ticket is $20.64 and $10.37 for a child/senior daily pass.

Admission credentials or wristbands must be worn at all times.  They will not be replaced if lost and are non-transferable.


PARKING

Free parking is available in the dirt lot at Legacy.  The playing venue charges $5 per day to park in the asphalt lot.VENUE ENTRANCE 
Enter the venue near the large sign that reads FIELDHOUSE A. The venue does not allow outside food and drink or outside chairs

SCHEDULE
Click here to view the schedule.

IMPORTANT SCHEDULE NOTES:
1. When viewing your schedule, use only the bracket to determine the home/away team. The home team is the top team in the bracket and will wear white. Again, refer to the bracket (not the team schedule) to determine home/away.

2. Teams in the Marcia Pinder division will play three pool games before playing a final bracket game on December 22nd. All 12 teams will be reseeded after pool play based on:

1. Pool record
2. Point differential +/- 13 with all games counting to determine places

Games will begin at 9:00 A.M. on December 19, 20, 21, and 22. The last games are scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

On December 22nd, games the top division Championship and third place games will be played at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and will be broadcast on ESPN.

Games will begin at 9:00 A.M. on December 19, 20, 21, and 22. The last games are scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

On December 22nd, games the top division Championship and third place games will be played at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and will be broadcast on ESPN.

STREAMING
All games at all venues are streamed by Be the Beast.  CLICK HERE to purchase a streaming package.

ATHLETIC TRAINERS
Certified athletic trainers will be available at all playing facilities. Players wishing to be taped must provide their own pre-wrap and tape; none is available on-site. Athletes not providing supplies will not be taped – no exceptions.

WATER AND BASKETBALLS
Please note the following: 1) a NIKE game ball will be provided, but teams are responsible for bringing basketballs for warm-up; 2) although venues may vary in providing water or Gatorade, please plan on bringing bottled drinking water.

WAIVER OF LIABILITY
All athletes must have a waiver of liability submitted in order to compete in the event.  Waivers must be received no later than Monday, December 13 or they will not be allowed to compete – no exceptions. Forward this link to parents. 

RULES
1. A NIKE game ball will be provided, but teams are responsible for bringing basketballs for warm-up
2. Although venues may vary in providing water or Gatorade, please plan on bringing bottled drinking water.
3. Certified athletic trainers will be on site at all venues, but players wishing to be taped prior to games must provide their own tape and pre-wrap.
4. The top team listed in the bracket is the home team and will wear light uniforms. The bottom team listed in the bracket is the away team and will wear dark uniforms.
5. In accordance with NFHS rules there will be four 8-minute quarters, a 10-minute half-time, 5 time-outs per game, lane players may go on the release – they do not need to wait for the ball to hit the rim, and bonus will start at 7 fouls and double-bonus at 10.
6. Each team will have a minimum of ten minutes to warm-up.
7. In accordance with AIA rules, shot-clocks will be used. A 10 second back-court will be in effect.

  • Venues
  • Accommodations
  • Participating Teams
  • Attending College Coaches

Bell Bank Park
1 Legacy Drive
Mesa, AZ 85212

Get Directions

HOTEL RESERVATIONS
The AAA-Four Diamond Arizona Grand Resort is the Official Resort Hotel for the NIKE Tournament of Champions.   The NIKE Tournament of Champions is a stay-to-play event.  All non-local teams are required to secure reservations at the Arizona Grand Resort.

Click here to make your hotel reservations.

 

Acalanes California
Anchorage Christian Alaska
Archbishop Mitty California
ATC Academy Australia Australia
Atlantic Basketball Academy Canada
AZ Compass Prep Arizona
Basha Arizona
Beaverton Oregon
Bella Vista College Prep Arizona
Bellarmine Prep Washington
Benson Tech Oregon
Betty Fairfax Arizona
Bishop Alemany California
Bishop Manogue Catholic Nevada
Bishop McNamara Maryland
Bishop O’Dowd California
Bixby Oklahoma
Bonita Vista California
Buena Park California
Bullis School Maryland
Cannon School North Carolina
Canyon California
Canyon View Arizona
Cardinal Newman California
Carondelet California
Casteel Arizona
Centennial Nevada
Central Catholic Oregon
Chandler Arizona
Chatfield Colorado
Christ the King New York
Clackamas Oregon
Colony Alaska
Columbine Colorado
Cookeville Tennessee
Cornerstone Christian (CA) California
Cornerstone Christian (TX) Texas
Corona Centennial California
Corona del Sol Arizona
Crean Lutheran California
Crestwood Preparatory College New York
Deer Valley Arizona
Denver East Colorado
Desert Vista Arizona
Dobson Arizona
Doherty Colorado
Dream City Christian Arizona
Example Academy Illinois
Excel Hoops Prep Canada
Faith Lutheran Nevada
Flowing Wells Arizona
Folsom California
Forest Grove Oregon
Germantown Academy Pennsylvania
Grandview Colorado
Great Oak California
Hamilton Arizona
Highlands Ranch Colorado
Huntington Beach California
Kennedy California
La Jolla Country Day California
Lake City Idaho
Lake Highland Preparatory Florida
Lakeside School Washington
Lincoln Prep Ontario
Lo-Ellen Park Prep California
Lone Peak (MT) Montana
Lone Peak (UT) Utah
Long Island Lutheran New York
Lynwood California
Mesa Arizona
Mesquite Arizona
Miami Country Day Florida
Millennium Arizona
Moreau Catholic California
Morgan Utah
Mountain Pointe Arizona
Mullen Colorado
Notre Dame Prep Arizona
Oakland Tech California
Olympia Washington
Olympian California
Orange Lutheran California
Pacifica Christian California
Perry Arizona
PHH FIRE Arizona
Phoenix Country Day Arizona
Pine Creek Colorado
Pinnacle Arizona
Pinole Valley California
Portola California
Queen Creek Arizona
Ridgeline Academy Arizona
Riverdale Ridge Colorado
Rosary Academy California
S3 ACADEMY Virginia
Sacred Heart Academy Kentucky
Sage Hill California
Saguaro Arizona
Salesian College Preparatory California
Salpointe Catholic Arizona
Sandra Day O’Connor Arizona
Seton Catholic Prep Arizona
Shabach Christian Academy Maryland
Shabach Christian Academy – BLUE Maryland
Sidwell Friends School DC
Skutt Catholic Nebraska
Spring-Ford Pennsylvania
Springfield Oregon
St. Andrew’s School Rhode Island
St. Anthony California
St. John’s College DC
St. Josesph California
St. Mary’s New York
St. Mary’s Catholic Arizona
St. Mary’s Stockton California
St. Paul CA
Sunnyslope Arizona
Thunder Ridge Colorado
Valley View California
Valley Vista Arizona
West Torrance California
Westminster Colorado
Westwood Arizona
Windward California
Xavier College Preparatory Arizona

 

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College Name
Air Force Academy Stacy Mcintyre
Arizona State Sun Devils Camille Collier
Arizona State Sun Devils Darrell Mosley
Arizona State Sun Devils Mykala Walker
Arizona Western College Matadors Chelsea Dewey
Arizona Wildcats Adia Barnes
Arkansas State Red Wolves Arielle Wideman
Boise State Broncos Cariann Ramirez
Boston College Eagles Chris Meadows Sr.
Boston College Eagles Sean Ehlbeck
Boston University Terriers Kourtni Williams
Bowdoin Polar Bears Megan Phelps
Cal Poly Mustangs Dan Eberhardt
Cal Poly Mustangs Samba Johnson
California Baptist Lancers Angie Ned
California Baptist Lancers Kamille Diaz
California Golden Bears Charmin Smith
California Golden Bears Eliza Pierre
California State Los Angeles David Elliot
Campbell Fighting Camels Lindsay Bowen
Central Wyoming College Layton Westmoreland
Central Wyoming College Rustlers Layton Westmoreland
Coker Cobras Bradley Hansen
Colorado Buffaloes Tim Hays
Columbia University Tyler Cordell
Cornell College Roselynn Shimaoka
Cowley Tigers Todd Clark
Creighton Bluejays Chevy Saunsoci
Davidson Wildcats Daniel Metzelfeld
Davidson Wildcats Gayle Coats Fulks
Denver Pioneers Lindsay Werntz
Denver Pioneers Marquelle Dent
Detroit Mercy Kiefer Haffey
Duke Blue Devils Tia Jackson
East Carolina Pirates Kim McNeill
Eastern Arizona College Gila Monsters Angelica De Paulo
Emmanuel College Scott Granowitz
Emmanuel Saints Andy Yosinoff
Florida Gators Cynthia Jordan
Fresno State Bulldogs Shannon Bush
Furman Pierre Curtis
Grambling State Tigers David Pierre
Grambling State Tigers Freddie Murray
Grand Canyon Antelopes Buck Scheel
Grand Canyon Antelopes Nia Jackson
Harvard Crimson Allison Sanders
Hawaii Warriors De’Audra Brown
Hawaii Warriors De’Audra Brown
Kentucky Wildcats Jen Hoover
Knox College Brett Vana
Laramie County Community College Ayana McWilliams
Lehigh Mountain Hawks Kaitlyn Lewis
Long Beach State Brian Camacho
Long Beach State Laura Dinkins
Louisville Cardinals Jeff Walz
Louisville Cardinals Shay Robinson
Louisville Cardinals Stephanie Norman
Loyola Marymount University Daisy Fader
Loyola Marymount University tamara McDonald
LSU Tigers Gary Redus
Maryland Terrapins Sarah
Massachusetts-Lowell River Hawks Denise King
Mesa Community Willie Young
Michigan Wolverines Valerie Nainima
Midland College Chaparrals Joshua Smith
Montana Grizzlies Lisa O’Meara
Morton College Panthers Mariah Knox
Naval Academy Lauren Hayden
New Mexico Junior College Thunderbirds Austin Mefford
North Carolina State Wolfpack Nikki West
North Dakota State College of Science Wildcats Park Masterson
Northern Arizona University Ryan Freeman
Northwestern Wildcats Brittany Johnson
Notre Dame Lieia Ivy
Ohio State Buckeyes Reid Guzdanski
Ohio wesleyan University
Oklahoma State Taelor Karr
Oklahoma Wesleyan University Taneisha Aeschleman
Oregon State Beavers Deven Hunter
Oregon State Beavers Jenny Huth
Pacific Tigers Amanda Brown
Park University – Gilbert Buccaneers Danae Ruiz
Park University – Gilbert Buccaneers Jasmine Porter
Park University – Gilbert Buccaneers Jeff Fore
Pepperdine University Joial Griffith
Pepperdine University Kayla Reeves
Pima CC Aztecs Pete Fajardo
Pittsburgh Panthers Abby Anderson
Pittsburgh Panthers Nick DiPillo
Point Loma Nazarene Sea Lions Grace Ricafranca
Pomono-pitzer Alaina Woo
Princeton Tigers Carla Berube
Princeton Tigers Lauren Battista
Princeton Tigers Tiana-Jo Carter
Providence Friars Jessica Jenkins
Providence Friars Tiara Johnson
Sacramento State Univeristy Mark Cambell
Sacramento State Univeristy Xavier Lopez
Saint Mary’s Gaels Mariya Moore
Saint Mary’s Gaels Rachel Swartz
San Diego Toreros Jualeah Woods
San Diego Toreros Mary Ann Falcosky
San Diego Toreros Rachel Nagel
Santa Clara Broncos Michael Floyd
Smith College Pioneers Kat Puda
South Mountian Community College Jim Boyd
St. Johns Red Storm Joe Rutigliano
St. Llouis University Tiffany Sardin
Standford Kate Paye
Stanford Cardinal Kate Paye
Stanford Cardinal Katy Steding
Syracuse Orange Felisha Legette-Jack
TCU Horned Frogs Rodney Hill
Tennessee Volunteers Joy McCorvey
Tennessee Volunteers Kellie Harper
Texas A&M Aggies Robert Mosley
Trinity Valley Community College Christalah lyones
Trinity Valley Community College Jashae Lee
UC Davis Jennifer Gross
UC Davis Jow Teramoto
UC Davis Stephanie Shadwell
UC Irvine Cecilia Russel-Nava
UC Irvine Derick Win
UC Irvine Tamara Inoue
UC Riverside Highlanders Brad Langston
UC San Diego Tritons Britinee Yasukochi
UC San Diego Tritons Heidi VanDerveer
UC San Diego Tritons PhyNique Allen
UC Santa Barbara Gauchos Bonnie Henrickson
UC Santa Barbara Gauchos Krystle Evans
UC Santa Barbara Gauchos Nate Fripp
UCLA Shannon Lebuff
UCLA Tasha Brown
UNC Greensboro Spartans Jodi Page
university of arizona Ashley Davis
University of Idaho Daren Spence
University of Idaho Drew Muscatell
University of Idaho Taylor Pierce
University of Kentucky Jen Hoover
University of Las Vegas Mia Bell
University of Miami Fitz Anthony
University of Nevada Amanda Levns
University of Nevada Ashley Elliott
University of Nevada Halie Bergamn
University of Oklahoma Chantel Osahor
University of Oregon Jodie Berry
University of San Francisco Arthur Moreira
University of Tennesse Joy Mccorvey
University of Tennesse Kellie Harper
University of Texas Blair Schaefer
University of Utah Jerise Freeman
University of Utah Jordan Sullivan
USC Trojans Wendale Farrow
Vanderbilt Commodores Ashley Earley
Vanderbilt Commodores Kevin DeMille
Vanderbilt Commodores Shea Ralph
Washington Huskies Latara King
Washington Huskies Tina Langley
Washington State Cougars Camille Williams
Washington State Cougars Jason Chainey
Weber State Wildcats Nate Levine
West Virgina Ariel Baker
Western New Mexico University Richie Willis
Willamette Bearcats Peg Swadener
Wisconsin Badgers Marisa Moseley
Yavapai College Gerrard Carmichael
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  • Schedule and Reports
  • Champions

All athletes and coaches arrive by 3:00 PM MST on December 18th.

Each team will play one game per day on December 19th, 20th, 21st, and 22nd.

The top team listed in the bracket is the home team and will wear white.  The bottom team listed in the bracket is the away team and will wear dark.

SCHEDULE
Click here to view the schedule.

IMPORTANT SCHEDULE NOTES:
1. When viewing your schedule, use only the bracket to determine the home/away team. The home team is the top team in the bracket and will wear white. Again, refer to the bracket (not the team schedule) to determine home/away.

2. Teams in the Marcia Pinder division will play three pool games before playing a final bracket game on December 22nd. All 12 teams will be reseeded after pool play based on:

1. Pool record
2. Point differential +/- 13 with all games counting to determine places

Games will begin at 9:00 A.M. on December 19, 20, 21, and 22. The last games are scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

On December 22nd, games the top division Championship and third place games will be played at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and will be broadcast on ESPN.

 

2022 CHAMPIONS

VINCENT CANNIZZARO DIVISION
Champions –
Long Island Lutheran (NY)
Runner-up – La Jolla Country Day (CA)
Third place – Sidwell Friends (DC)

CLARE DROESCH DIVISION
Champions – Shabach Christian Academy (MD)
Runner-up – Crestwood Preparatory College (CAN)
Third place – Example Academy (IL)

JOE SMITH DIVISION
Champions – Perry (AZ)
Runner-up – Folsom (CA)
Third place – Cannon School (NC)

JOE SMITH DIVISION
Champions – Perry (AZ)
Runner-up – Folsom (CA)
Third place – Cannon School (NC)

JOHN ANDERSON DIVISION
Champions – Centennial (NV)
Runner-up – Carondelet (CA)
Third place – Cookeville (TN)

MIKE DESPER DIVISION
Champions – Spring-Ford (PA)
Runner-up – Bullis School (MD)
Third place – Corona Centennial (CA)

DAN WILEY DIVISION
Champions – Bishop Alemany (CA)
Runner-up – Doherty (CO)
Third place – Olympia (WA)

DERRILL KIPP DIVISION
Champions – Highlands Ranch (CO)
Runner-up – Faith Lutheran (NV)
Third place – Cornerstone (TX)

MARCIA PINDER DIVISION
Champions – Chatfield (CO)
Runner-up – Sunnyslope (AZ)
Third place – Riverdale Ridge (CO)

 

 

  • Description

Description

America’s #1 high school basketball event celebrates its 25th Anniversary by moving to a spectacular new venue and expanding to 128 teams in eight 16-team divisions, including the majority of the preseason top 25 teams in the Nation.

The 25th Annual Nike Tournament of Champions will be played at the incredible Bell Bank Park in Mesa. The Park is a 320-acre, world-class family and sports entertainment destination that includes 16 hardwood floors – each with independent LED scoreboards and shot clocks – along with a 2,800-seat Championship arena. The facility has just been completed at a cost of greater than $280-million dollars; by comparison it dwarfs even ESPN’s Wide World Sports in Orlando in size and scope.

Throughout its 25-year history, the Tournament of Champions has been considered the de facto National Championship for American girls’ basketball. It has produced the consensus National Champions 20 times in the last 24 years; showcased at least 244 State Championship teams; and featured 22 WNBA All-Stars and eight former and current U.S. Olympians. It is also the only regular high school season basketball tournament that attracts hundreds of college basketball coaches during the winter.

As in previous years, all teams will stay at the spectacular AAA Four-Diamond Arizona Grand Resort. The Resort is just 30 minutes from Bell Bank Park via the US 60 and Arizona Loop 202.

ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM
Click here to view the All-Tournament Team.

SCHEDULE
Click here to view the schedule.

IMPORTANT SCHEDULE NOTES:
1. When viewing your schedule, use only the bracket to determine the home/away team. The home team is the top team in the bracket and will wear white. Again, refer to the bracket (not the team schedule) to determine home/away.

2. Teams in the Marcia Pinder division will play three pool games before playing a final bracket game on December 22nd. All 12 teams will be reseeded after pool play based on:

1. Pool record
2. Point differential +/- 13 with all games counting to determine places

Games will begin at 9:00 A.M. on December 19, 20, 21, and 22. The last games are scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

On December 22nd, games the top division Championship and third place games will be played at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM and will be broadcast on ESPN.

STREAMING
All games at all venues are streamed by Be the Beast.  CLICK HERE to purchase a streaming package.

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