Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association

The undergarment rule with SHSAA  and Canada Basketball modifications:

Allowed

• T-shirts  - allowed in either white, black, or dominant colour of the uniform; all players must wear the same colour – no long sleeves or cut offs.
• Compression t-shirts – allowed in either white, black, or dominant colour of the uniform; all players must wear the same colour
• Compression Arm Sleeves - allowed in either white, black, or dominant colour of the uniform; all players must wear the same colour
• Compression Shorts -  allowed in either white, black, or dominant colour of the uniform; all players must wear the same colour
• Compression Leg Sleeves (any length) - allowed in either white, black, or dominant colour of the uniform; all players must wear the same colour
• Headbands/Wristbands - allowed in either white, black, or dominant colour of the uniform; all players must wear the same colour

Not Allowed

• Long sleeve or cut off t-shirts
• Long sleeve compression shirts
• Bandana’s or loose-fitting headwear (unless for religious purposes)

ALL UNDERGARMENTS MUST BE THE SAME COLOR FOR ALL ON THE TEAM – BLACK, WHITE, OR DOMINANT COLOR – i.e. if one player is wearing a black arm sleeve then all players must wear black undergarments.

Exceptions

• Tape and K Tape can be of any colour
• Headwear can be worn for religious purpose as long as not deemed dangerous to the player or others
• Medical exceptions can be made for any of the above as long as conference approval is provided
• Braces – can be of any colour
• Socks – can be of any colour or length

Any concessions that might be required by schools for the their student athletes (religious, health, etc.) should be addressed through the SHSAA office.

CABO released a memorandum regarding FIBA Rules Article 4.4.3. - Other Equipment - 'Footwear'.  The SHSAA Executive carried a motion to not follow the Article.