2027 edition

The team's summer starts here. on court. on the beach. at the Brava.

U16 basketball on the Costa Brava, north of Barcelona. The squad arrives on Friday and stays together until Sunday.

The weekend

Three days on the Costa Brava

Teams arrive on Friday afternoon and share the whole weekend until Sunday: hotel on full board, pool, basketball and the Costa Brava, with the sea a few metres away.

Friday
Teams arrive in the afternoon, rooms are handed out, there is time to settle in and dinner is at the hotel.
Saturday
Group stage. Teams play either in the morning or in the afternoon and have the other half of the day for the beach, the hotel pool, the seafront and free time with the squad.
Sunday
Final bracket through the day, with the finals and the trophy ceremony to close the tournament.

Programme

Every category, its own weekend

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18—20 June 2 categories

Questions

What coaches ask

How many games does each team play?

Four at least. First a round-robin group stage and then the final bracket, with a final and a consolation round: past the fourth game, it depends on where you finish.

How long is a game?

Four quarters of 10 minutes. Overtime, when needed, is 5 minutes.

Does the clock stop?

The clock runs, and stops for free throws, time-outs and the last two minutes of the final quarter.

Who referees?

Licensed referees, with a scorer's table at every game.

Where is it played?

Mainly in Platja d'Aro, and also at the Castell d'Aro, Llagostera and Santa Cristina d'Aro sports halls, a few minutes away.

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Supported by

Guinew

Priced per player, everything included

Two nights full board, the activities and playing the tournament. Travelling from abroad? We organise the whole trip — extra nights, training sessions and excursions.