Nomination
A player must first be officially nominated by at least one Full Court Focus All-City Selection Committee member. Eligibility is verified before the player advances to formal review.
A signature boys and girls high school basketball event celebrating standout players from qualifying schools located within the City of Milwaukee coverage area.
The Full Court Focus All-City Game brings selected players together for one event built around competition, recognition and Milwaukee high school basketball. Boys and girls will compete in separate East vs. West All-City games as part of a complete basketball experience featuring skills, shooting, youth development and Milwaukee's basketball community.
The Boys and Girls All-City Games will use the applicable WIAA high-school basketball game format and rules. Each game features 12 East players and 12 West players.
Players must first be nominated by a Full Court Focus All-City Selection Committee member. Final selections are made by the committee; there are no public nominations or fan voting.
The Full Court Focus All-City Selection Committee is responsible for identifying, nominating, reviewing and selecting eligible players for the East and West rosters.
Committee members and individual roles will be announced when finalized. There are no public nominations or fan voting.
Selected coaching staffs will be published when confirmed.
Meet the five confirmed members of the Full Court Focus Boys All-City Selection Committee.
A committee member must nominate a player before formal review. Nomination does not guarantee selection.
Fundamental talents, elite skill level, athleticism, consistency and versatility.
Leadership, sportsmanship, work ethic and coachability.
Positive community influence, academic standing and representation of the player's school and basketball program.
A player must first be officially nominated by a Full Court Focus All-City Selection Committee member before being reviewed by the committee.
The Full Court Focus All-City Selection Committee makes all final roster decisions. There is no public nomination or fan-voting process. Each Boys and Girls East/West team consists of 12 selected players.
The All-City Games anchor an event designed to connect players, families, programs, trainers and basketball-related businesses.
A competitive skills event featuring ball handling, passing, agility and finishing.
COMPETITIONA dedicated shooting competition showcasing accuracy, range and pressure shooting.
COMPETITIONA Full Court Focus youth basketball experience centered on development, instruction and connection with the All-City event.
YOUTH DEVELOPMENTGirls East vs. West and Boys East vs. West, each featuring two 12-player rosters.
SIGNATURE EVENTA basketball-focused showcase bringing together the organizations and businesses serving Milwaukee players and families.
Future registration will provide opportunities for basketball programs, trainers and youth-sports-related businesses to participate in the City Hoops Showcase.
Admission and ticket purchase information will be released when event details are finalized.
COMING SOONFCF photography, interviews, highlights, game recaps and event video.
FCF MEDIAOpportunities across the games, challenges, youth camp and City Hoops Showcase.
PARTNERSHIPSFuture editions will archive rosters, results, award winners and event highlights.
EVENT ARCHIVEA committee-led process designed to recognize Milwaukee's strongest eligible All-City candidates.
A player must first be officially nominated by at least one Full Court Focus All-City Selection Committee member. Eligibility is verified before the player advances to formal review.
Committee members independently evaluate eligible nominees using the official 100-point FCF scoring system.
Combined scores establish a ranked candidate list for Boys East, Boys West, Girls East and Girls West. Rankings guide—but do not automatically determine—the final roster.
The committee selects 12 players for each roster. Roster balance, injuries, strength of competition and relevant season context may be considered.
A committee member must recuse themselves from scoring or voting on their own child or immediate family member. Direct coaching or training relationships with nominees must be disclosed before voting.
Ties affecting a final roster position are resolved by higher On-Court Skills & Performance score, then higher Season Impact / Body of Work score, followed by a committee runoff vote. If still tied, the Selection Committee Chair casts the deciding vote.
Three alternates are ranked for each roster. An alternate becomes an official All-City selection only if activated onto the 12-player roster.
Four head coaches are selected each year by the Full Court Focus All-City Selection Committee.
One head coach is selected for Girls East, Girls West, Boys East and Boys West.
All All-City head coaches are selected by the Full Court Focus All-City Selection Committee.
There is no limit on repeat selections. A coach may earn the honor in consecutive years.
Selected coaches do not choose the All-City players. Player nominations, evaluations, voting and final roster decisions remain with the FCF Selection Committee.
A single MVP is recognized in each All-City Game to preserve the significance and history of the award.
A timed individual course built to test speed, skill, agility, passing and shooting.
Each East and West roster may enter six players. This creates a 12-player Girls field and a 12-player Boys field.
Players navigate the same course designed to challenge speed, ball-handling skill, agility, passing accuracy and shooting.
The player with the lowest official completion time is the FCF All-City Skills Challenge Champion.
Every competitor receives the same course layout, instructions and officiating standard.
Five locations. One minute. The highest accumulated point total wins.
Each East and West roster may enter six players, creating a 12-player Girls competition and a 12-player Boys competition.
Each player must attempt at least one shot from all five designated shooting locations during the 60-second round.
A player may choose the order of shots, but cannot attempt consecutive shots from the same location.
Each player is allowed one rebounder to retrieve balls and return passes. The rebounder may not shoot or score.
The player with the most total points accumulated before the 60-second clock expires is the FCF All-City Shooting Challenge Champion.
A made shot counts if the ball is released before the horn, even if the basket is completed after time expires.
Learn. Compete. Connect.
A high-energy basketball clinic connecting Milwaukee youth with Full Court Focus All-City players and coaches.
Fundamental control, change of direction and game-speed dribbling.
Passing fundamentals, accuracy, timing and decision-making.
Footwork, mechanics and game-action shooting fundamentals.
Stance, movement, positioning and defensive fundamentals.
Balance, coordination, quickness and basketball movement.
Age-appropriate basketball challenges that let campers compete and have fun.
Selected All-City players may assist with stations, demonstrate drills, encourage campers and participate in camp activities.
Selected All-City coaches may help provide instruction and connect younger players with the All-City experience.
The camp experience is designed to include opportunities for campers to meet and interact with participating All-City players.
Connecting Milwaukee's Basketball Community.
A community marketplace where families, players and organizations can discover Milwaukee-area basketball opportunities and services.
Promote programs, upcoming tryouts, schedules and opportunities for youth players.
Introduce families to skills training, player development and basketball instruction.
Share leagues, camps, clinics and other basketball opportunities for young athletes.
Connect athletes and families with performance, apparel, photography, media and other youth-sports-related services.
Affordable first-year pricing designed to bring Milwaukee's basketball community together.
For nonprofit youth basketball organizations, AAU programs, travel teams and youth programs.
For trainers, sports-performance businesses, apparel companies, media services and other commercial exhibitors.
A dedicated area for programs to connect directly with players and families.
A dedicated area for local basketball trainers and player-development programs.
A dedicated area for businesses and services supporting athletes and families.
Two days celebrating Milwaukee basketball — community, competition and the city's selected All-City players.
All 48 selected players and the four All-City teams come together to open the weekend. Players and coaches are recognized, East and West are introduced, and the official annual Full Court Focus All-City group photo is captured.
AAU programs, travel teams, trainers, youth programs and sports businesses connect with Milwaukee families.
Grades 3–8 • Boys & Girls • $30 per camper.
Recognition of the 48 players, four teams and selected coaches, followed by the official group photo.
Timed course testing speed, skill, agility, passing and shooting.
Five shooting locations • 60 seconds • highest accumulated point total wins.
Proposed closing time. Final event times will be announced.
Fans enter for Full Court Focus All-City Game Day.
East and West players and coaches receive individual recognition.
Girls All-City Game followed by presentation of the single Girls Game MVP.
Event recognition, championship presentations and transition to the Boys game.
East and West players and coaches receive individual recognition.
Boys All-City Game followed by presentation of the single Boys Game MVP.
Professional-style East and West introductions with music and enhanced presentation when venue capabilities allow.
Dedicated Full Court Focus East and West uniforms help establish the event's identity and annual tradition.
Recognition for the Skills Challenge champion, Shooting Challenge champion and one MVP following each All-City Game.
Professional photography and video capture the weekend for Full Court Focus Media coverage and future promotion.
One ticket provides admission to the full Sunday All-City Game Day experience, including both the Girls and Boys All-City Games.
Admission for adults ages 18–59.
Discounted admission for youth attending All-City Game Day.
Discounted admission for seniors age 60 and over.
No admission charge for children age five and under.
Your Sunday admission includes access to the Girls East vs. West All-City Game, event recognition and presentations, and the Boys East vs. West All-City Game.
Support Milwaukee basketball while connecting your organization with players, families, coaches and the community throughout the Full Court Focus All-City Experience.
Website recognition, event signage and social-media recognition.
Community Partner benefits plus logo placement on promotional materials and a City Hoops Showcase exhibitor space.
Enhanced logo and signage placement, PA recognition and premium City Hoops Showcase exhibitor space.
Premium event branding, multiple social-media features, game-day recognition and a VIP ticket package.
Highest weekend visibility, premium court signage, digital and media branding, VIP package and presenting-partner recognition.
FCF welcomes qualified in-kind partnerships for uniforms and apparel, water and sports drinks, photography/video, trophies and awards, printing/signage, and event food. Partnership value and recognition will be determined by the goods or services provided.
The Girls and Boys Full Court Focus All-City Game MVP awards remain independent FCF honors and will not carry commercial naming rights.
Official sponsorship inquiry and partnership details are coming soon.
Track roster status, public release, staffing, sponsorship, media, ticketing and game-day readiness from one command center.
Select six Skills and six Shooting participants from each locked All-City team roster.
Manage player and coach check-in, staffing, introductions, official challenge results, final game scores, MVPs and event-record export.
Game scores, challenge champions and MVPs appear here after official publication.
Activate ranked alternates, preserve the original selection history and maintain the active 12-player event roster.
Manage Youth Camp registrations, City Hoops Showcase vendors, Sunday ticket totals, sponsorship revenue and event expenses.