NYBO Finals Coach Throws Ball onto Court, Disrupting Game; Basketball Strikes Young Player’s Head Causing Him to Fall

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On July 18th, the recent NYBO (National Youth Basketball Open) Youth Basketball Open Finals were being held in Xiamen.

In one of the games, a coach from the Xinjiang team’s bench suddenly picked up a basketball and threw it onto the court, disrupting the game, and it struck the opposing team’s No. 24 young player, causing him to fall. This behavior sparked controversy.

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According to previous news, during another match in the NYBO finals, parents had also engaged in a brawl, which greatly frightened the young players who witnessed it.

The NYBO Youth Basketball Open, adhering to the principle that “children not on school teams should also have formal games to play,” provides a youth amateur basketball competition system for Chinese boys aged 4-16 through weekend games and a full-year schedule. It was born under the guidance of the General Administration of Sport’s “Youth Sports 13th Five-Year Plan” and the Chinese Basketball Association’s “Little Basketball Rules.” It is a youth-exclusive basketball event jointly supported by the Youth Sports Department of the General Administration of Sport and the Chinese Basketball Association.

The Xiamen International Convention and Exhibition Center has meticulously set up 39 professional small basketball courts. A total of 5,951 young players will participate in 3,145 matches here. According to the schedule, from July 15th to 22nd, 635 teams will engage in fierce competition across eight age groups from U6 to U14.