Is a substitute throw awarded if A2 violates during A1's successful attempt?

A substitute throw is not awarded if a player violates during a successful attempt by a teammate. According to NFHS basketball rules, a violation is defined as an infraction that occurs during a play, which would negate certain actions, but does not involve the loss of possession as a foul would. In this situation, if A1 successfully makes a shot and A2 commits a violation during that attempt, the successful basket counts without awarding a substitute throw. This is because the violation did not impact the outcome of the play directly related to the scoring event, which means the game continues as normal without penalizing the team with a substitute throw.

The rules clarify that violations typically result in a stoppage of play and a turnover, but a successful basket implies that while there may have been a violation in the process, it doesn't lead to a substitution being enforced. Therefore, the ruling aligns with standard basketball procedures that prioritize the outcome of successful scoring attempts when evaluating simultaneous violations.