OABO -OBA- FIBA Uniform Clarifications (nov2018)
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The document provides clarifications on uniform regulations for basketball in Ontario for the 2018-2019 season. It states that jerseys and shorts do not need to be the same color, and compression shirts, sleeves, underwear and headwear are allowed in certain circumstances if they are the same color for all players. Knee pads, braces, sweatbands, religious items, and medical equipment are also permitted within specific guidelines. Jewelry and some guards or braces are not allowed. Any equipment must not pose a risk of injury to other players.
OABO -OBA- FIBA Uniform Clarifications (nov2018)
- 1. 01 Nov 18 OABO - OBA (FIBA) Uniform Clarifications (nov2018) Uniform Jersey and shorts dont have to be the same colour T- shirts/Short sleeve compression shirt Legal up to and including U19 Can be any colour that does not cause confusion with primary colour of opponents jersey All players shall be wearing same colour Compression arm sleeves Legal; and must be the same colour as all other accessories All players shall be wearing same colour Loose fitting long sleeve shirts are illegal unless for religious/medical reasons Compression leg sleeves Legal; same colour as arm sleeves and or T-shirt Includes a compression sleeve where knee pad as integral part All players shall be wearing same colour Compression underwear (end above knee) Legal; short legs only which end above the knee, same colour as all other accessories All players shall be wearing same colour Compression underwear (extend below knee) Illegal (long legs that extend past the knee) Legal if accompanied by a doctors note regarding a medical condition, and also legal for religious reasons. Same colour as all other accessories and same colour for all players Headwear Headwear for religious reasons (i.e. Hijab) is allowed (if not abrasive and/or pose risk to other players Headbands are not considered headwear Knee Pads Legal (defined as individual knee pads that are not part of a sleeve) No colour restriction Knee Braces Legal; shall not pose a danger/risk to other players Any sharp edges to be covered No colour restriction Sweat bands Sweat/Head band worn on head is allowed Sweat band(s) on wrist(s) are allowed If both are worn, shall be same colour Same colour as all other accessories and same colour for all players Jewelry Illegal Studs must be removed, not taped over Hairclips should be removed Religious items A religious medal if worn, must be taped and worn under the uniform Medic alert Bracelet Should be kept at table or by coach. (sport bracelets or sport bands made of soft material such as elastic nylon or silicone are legal and can be worn) Kinesiology Tape Legal; no colour restrictions Ankle Braces Legal; no colour restrictions Socks Legal; no colour restrictions Uniform/Equipment Specifications not covered above Players shall not wear equipment /objects that may cause injury to other players. The following are not permitted: Finger, hand, wrist, elbow or forearm guards, casts or braces made of leather, plastic, pliable (soft) plastic, metal or any other hard substance, even if covered with soft padding. Objects that could cut or cause abrasions (fingernails must be closely cut). Headgear, hair accessories and jewellery. (see above exceptions) The following are permitted: Shoulder, upper arm, thigh or lower leg protective equipment if the material is sufficiently padded. Protector for an injured nose, even if made of a hard material. Spectacles, if they do not pose a danger to other players. Equipment Ruled Legal by OBA for their competitions Concussion headgear Portable insulin pump worn on hip Cochlear Implants Blood on uniform Uniform item must be removed