We’re challenging the province to a free throw contest! Test your accuracy with the free throw challenge!

How to Play

There are two categories that students may compete in: Individual or Unified Sports.

Individual:

Each student gets 20 free throws from free throw line
Each basket is worth one point
Another student or teacher may be used to rebound or pass basketballs to the student who is shooting
A teacher tracks the scores on the contest spreadsheet and sends it to shanna@asaa.ca
The student with the highest score will win a Spalding basketball and ASAA swag. In the case of a tie, the highest score that was submitted first will win.
Option: Tag @ASAAProvs on Instagram or TikTok in a photo or video of the student competing in the contest to be entered into a random draw to win a prize.

Unified Sports:

A team made up of one partner and one athlete get 20 free throws each from the free throw line
Each basket is worth one point
Another student or teacher may be used to rebound or pass basketballs to the student who is shooting
A teacher tracks the scores on the contest spreadsheet and sends it to shanna@asaa.ca
The team with the highest score will win a Special Olympics Unified basketball and Unified swag. In the case of a tie, the score that was submitted first will win.
Option: Tag @ASAAProvs on Instagram or TikTok in a photo or video of the student competing in the contest to be entered into a random draw to win a prize

For more information on Unified Sports, please visit the Unified Sports page on the ASAA website.