Head to Wakefield High for Great Game, Chance at 60-Inch Samsung

It probably won't be a layup, but you wouldn't expect a shot at a new TV to be easy.

Friday night in Wakefield, the Warriors host Melrose in a girls' and boys' varsity basketball doubleheader, the school's only home doubleheader of the season. It's also Senior Night, a game dedicated to honoring seniors and their families. With no extra effort, no extra purchase other than your game ticket, one lucky fan could go home with a 60-inch flat screen Samsung Smart TV, donated by Boston Appliance in Woburn.

The girls' game will start at 5:30, followed by the boys at 7.

"I really want to make it a special night for all of the kids, and get as many people out to the game as possible," said athletic director Brendan Kent in an email.

We'll let Kent explain how it works.

"During game intermissions (halftime, etc), we will pick random fans to come down to the court to try their luck at some basketball shooting challenges. The selection process will be simple. When fans buy tickets to the game, we rip the tickets and keep the stubs for accounting purposes. Each stub has a number on it that corresponds with their ticket. To randomly choose fans for the contest, we will simply reach into the bucket of ticket stubs and pull one. If your ticket stub gets pulled, you get a chance to come down to the court and shoot for the TV. There is no additional purchase necessary.

"All you have to do is come out to the game, and you will automatically be entered into the contest. If the first contestant does not win, we will keep picking fans each intermission until someone does win. If no one wins during the Melrose game, we will keep the promotion going at every home basketball game until someone does win."