On this page are 16 basketball court diagrams I've created that you can download and print off to use for anything you want. Scouting, creating plays, thinking up drills, etc. There are full-court diagrams, half-court diagrams, and also pages that combine both.

See a typical basketball court layout with the lines and markings explained. High school, college, and professional leagues have slightly different markings due to different rules, but most lines are the same. This diagram represents a standard high school basketball court. Boundary lines Sideline - The boundary lines on each side of the court.

You can even get it customized to fit your team, program, clinic, etc! Use these blank basketball courts to draw up plays, scout opponents, or any other need. You can easily print off just the ones you need! The halfcourt diagrams contain 4 halfcourts per page with some space for notes. The fullcourt diagrams contain 1 fullcourt per page.

Coaches, players, and referees can use basketball court diagrams to communicate strategies, tactics, and game plans effectively. It provides a common reference point for discussions and instructions. Training. During training sessions, coaches can use basketball field diagrams to explain drills, positional play, and strategies.