APPENDIX #1 Major Midget Zones

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1 APPENDICES VIAHA Handbook APPENDIX #1 Major Midget Zones North Vancouver Island Zone Team: Participating MHAs for the North Vancouver Island Major Midget team include: Alberni Valley MHA, Campbell River MHA, North Cowichan Valley MHA, Comox MHA, Gold River MHA, Nanaimo MHA, Oceanside MHA, Powell River MHA and Tri Port MHA. South Vancouver Island Zone Team: Participating MHAs for the Southern Vancouver Island Major Midget team include: South Cowichan Valley MHA, Juan de Fuca MHA, Kerry Park MHA, Lake Cowichan MHA, Peninsula MHA, Saanich MHA, Sooke MHA, Victoria MHA and Victoria Racquet Club MHA. Female Midget AAA Zone All MHAs within VIAHA. APPENDIX #2 Membership Boundaries All players must register in accordance with Regulation 3. Alberni Valley Minor Hockey Association: From Pacific Rim National Park in the west including the towns of Tofino, Ucluelet and Bamfield to the Cameron Lake Boundary in the east. Campbell River Minor Hockey Association: From the Oyster River Bridge south of Campbell River to the (and including) Community of Sayward on the northern boundary. Comox Valley Minor Hockey Association: From the Oyster River Bridge north of Courtenay to Rosewall Creek on the south boundary of the Comox Valley Regional District. 64

2 Cowichan Valley Minor Hockey Association: The Municipality of North Cowichan, the City of Duncan, the Town of Ladysmith, Salt Spring Island, Thetis Island Northern Boundary Grid Line No. 16, starting east of Sansum Narrows going due west of Sansum Narrows to Electoral District E. North of Strattord Crossing to Takala Road. Gold River Minor Hockey Association: The Village of Gold River including Nootka Sound to the west and the communities of Tahsis, Zeballos and Esperanza. Juan de Fuca Minor Hockey Association: School District #62 from the Parsons Bridge west to Kangaroo Road and the Highland area. Residents of the Township of View Royal shall be in a shared draw zone between Juan de Fuca Minor Hockey Association and Victoria Minor Hockey Association. The residents of this shared draw zone have a onetime choice of where to register starting in the season, depending on available space. First time registrants shall be with either association. Residents in the district of Metchosin shall be in a shared draw zone between Juan de Fuca Minor Hockey Association and Sooke Minor Hockey Association. The residents of this shared draw zone have a onetime choice of where to register starting in the 2005/2006 season, depending on available space. First time registrants shall be with either Association. Kerry Park Minor Hockey Association: Electoral district A, B, C and D of the Cowichan Valley Regional District. Lake Cowichan Minor Hockey Association: Area F and I and the town of Lake Cowichan Nanaimo Minor Hockey Association: From the Nanoose Bridge north of Nanaimo to Takala Road south of Nanaimo. Oceanside Minor Hockey Association: From the Nanoose Bridge south of Oceanside to the end of the Regional District of Deep Bay to the north and west to the Cameron Lake boundary. 65

3 Peninsula Minor Hockey Association: The Saanich Peninsula north of the Saanich-Central Municipal Boundary. Players living on Gulf Islands with ferry service to Swartz Bay, excluding Salt Spring Island, will also be considered as part of the Peninsula Minor Hockey Association draw zone. Powell River Minor Hockey Association: The Powell River area from Lund to Saltery Bay including Savary Island and Texada Island. Saanich Minor Hockey Association: The Municipality of Saanich, which shall also be a shared draw zone between Saanich Minor Hockey Association and VRCMHA, and first time registration may be with either Association. Residents of this shared draw zone may transfer from Saanich Minor Hockey Association to VRCMHA up until the completion of the first year of Atom hockey. The decision to transfer must be made prior to March 31 st of the current playing season. After that time, a player may transfer from Saanich Minor Hockey Association to VRCMHA with the written approval of both local association Presidents and the Vice-President (South Island) and the District President. Should MHAs not agree on transfer requests, the VIAHA Officers shall make the decision. Their decision is final and not subject to appeal. As long as VRCMHA retains its Winter Club status, players registered with VRCMHA may return to Saanich MHA at any time, subject to available space. Sooke & District Minor Hockey Association: School District #62, north from the corner of Metchosin Road and Happy Valley Road to Rocky Point Road, west to and including Kangaroo Road, then north to Sooke Road. Residents in the district of Metchosin shall be in a shared draw zone between Juan de Fuca Minor Hockey Association and Sooke Minor Hockey Association. The residents of this shared draw zone have a onetime choice of where to register starting with the 2005/2006 season, depending on available space. First time registrants shall be with either Association. Tri Port Minor Hockey Association: The Mount Waddington Regional District which includes the following municipalities - Port Alice, Port Hardy, Port McNeill & Alert Bay and the 66

4 following unincorporated communities - Hyde Creek, Sointula, Holberg, Quatsino, Coal Harbour, Telegraph Cove, Woss, Echo Bay and Winter Harbour. Victoria Minor Hockey Association: The City of Victoria, the Municipality of Oak Bay, the Municipality of Esquimalt. Residents of the Township of View Royal shall be in a shared draw zone between Juan de Fuca Minor Hockey association and Victoria Minor Hockey association. The residents of this shared draw zone have a onetime choice of where to register depending on available space. First time registrants shall be with either association. Residents of the Municipality of Oak Bay or the City of Victoria east of the Inner Harbour and east of the Gorge Waterway up to Admirals Road shall be in a shared draw zone between Victoria Minor Hockey Association and Victoria Racquet Club Minor Hockey Association, and first time registrants may be with either Association. Residents of this shared draw zone may transfer from Victoria Minor Hockey Association to Victoria Racquet Club Minor Hockey Association up until the completion of the first year in Atom Hockey. The decision to transfer must be made prior to March 31 st of the current playing season. After that time, a player may transfer from Victoria Minor Hockey Association to Victoria Racquet Club Minor Hockey Association with the written approval of both local Association Presidents, the Vice-President (South Island) and the District President. Should MHAs not agree on transfer requests, the VIAHA Officers shall make the decision. Their decision is final and not subject to appeal. As long as VRCMHA retains its Winter Club status, players registered with Victoria Racquet Club Minor Hockey Association may return to Victoria MHA at any time, depending on available space. All players registered in Victoria Minor Hockey Association during the 1996/1997 playing season and living in the Municipality of Saanich on or east of Cedar Hill Road shall be grandfathered until their residence changes. Victoria Racquet Club Minor Hockey Association: VRCMHA shall have a shared draw zone with Saanich Minor Hockey Association covering the Municipality of Saanich, and first time registration may be with either MHA. VRCMHA shall also have a shared draw zone with Victoria Minor Hockey Association covering the Municipality of Oak Bay, the City of Victoria east of the Inner Harbour and east of the Gorge waterway up to Admirals Road 67

5 (by Craigflower School), and first time registration may be with either MHA. Residents of these shared draw zones may transfer from Saanich or Victoria Minor Hockey Associations to VRCMHA up until the completion of the first year in Atom hockey. The decision to transfer must be made prior to March 31 st of the current playing season. After that time, a player may transfer to VRCMHA with the written approval of both of the local Association Presidents involved, the Vice-President (South Island) and the District President. Should MHAs not agree on transfer requests, the VIAHA Officers shall make the decision. Their decision is final and not subject to appeal. As long as VRCMHA retains its Winter Club status, players registered with VRCMHA may return to their municipal MHAs at any time, depending on available space. The Vancouver Island Special Needs Hockey Association (VISNHA) Providing Teens and Adults with developmental or cognitive disabilities the opportunity to participate in ice hockey. The program welcomes all athletes with disabilities, who wish to expand their knowledge and skills of this team sport through the support of experienced coaches and skilled peers. VISNHA exists for the enrichment of the athlete with a developmental or cognitive disability. In addition to the physical on-ice hockey skills, the association emphasizes the development of positive and desirable individual characteristics such as dependability, self-reliance, concentration, teamwork, willingness to share and personal accountability. The Association's travel team, the Vancouver Island Vision, will participate in the Canucks Autism Network (CAN) Tourney this April in Kelowna. This season they plan to attend the UCT 2019 Winter Festival tournament in Valencia California! FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Andy Reynolds - Head Coach and Director at or gumper27@shaw.ca 68

6 APPENDIX #3 Paper Game Sheets Game Type Ordinary Case Referee Takes White Copy 1 Teams reporting to same Commissioner/ Managing Director including: - League games - Placement games - Playoff games - Exhibition games between teams in the same league White Commissioner / Green Home Team Yellow Visiting Team Pink Home Association Gold Spare White Referee Green Commissioner / Yellow Home Team Pink Visiting Team Gold Home Association 2 Home exhibition game against a team from outside the Division or league (including out-of-district games) White Commissioner / Green Home Team Yellow Visiting Team for their Commissioner / Pink Home Association Gold Spare White Referee Green Commissioner / Yellow Home Team Pink Visiting Team Gold Home Association 3 Away exhibition games against a team from outside the Division or league (including out-of-district games) Please ensure your Commissioner / Managing Director / Home Association receives a copy of out-of-district games White Commissioner / Green Home Team Yellow Visiting Team for their Commissioner / Pink Home Association Gold Spare White Referee Green Commissioner / Yellow Home Team Pink Visiting Team Gold Home Association 4 Tournaments/Jamborees (for all games played) Please ensure your Commissioner / Managing Director / Home Association receives a copy of out-of-district games White Commissioner / Green Home Team Yellow Visiting Team for their Commissioner / Pink Home Association Gold Tournament White Referee Green Commissioner / Yellow Home Team Pink Visiting Team Gold Home Association / Tournament 69

7 70 3 rd Benchmark Discipline at VIAHA President & Respective Vice-President level Accumulated 7 th major or Matches Indefinite suspension pending an investigation (# of games or time line-long term) APPENDIX #4 Discipline Schedule Penalty Type 5 minute majors 1 st Benchmark Discipline at local MHA level Accumulated 3 rd & 4 th majors or Matches Automatic one game suspension (Association Report outcome of Discipline Hearing to respective VP) 2nd Benchmark Discipline shared at local MHA & Respective Vice-President level Accumulated 5 th & 6 th majors or Matches Indefinite suspension pending an investigation (# of games will be determined) 5 Minute Fighting Majors Automatic one game suspension in addition to all other suspensions. If occurs within the last 10 minutes of playing time, HC Rule # 6.7(a) one game or 7 days will be served first, followed by the VIAHA one game Team Official Game Misconducts Automatic game suspension for the 1 st game or gross misconduct received by a team official (this is in addition to all other suspensions). If a team official receives a 2 nd game or gross misconduct (any time during the season), then he/she will be suspended for an additional two games over and above all other suspension. If a team official receives a 3 rd game or gross misconduct (again, any time during the season), then he/she will be suspended indefinitely pending an investigation by the VIAHA Discipline Committee. Commission/ Island League is responsible for notifying the appropriate District Vice- President of this 3 rd game misconduct penalty.

8 Jan 26/27 & & Div 1 Feb 2/3 Feb 9/10 No League Placement Games Thanksgiving Weekend October 6/ January 26/27 will be used to make up any league games cancelled during the regular season AND for Round Robin Playoff games. Semi- Final/ Cross Over Best 2 of 3 Finals Feb 23/24 Mar 2/3 Mar BCH Champ Teams choosing to withdraw from BC Hockey Championships must follow BC Hockey Regulation - intent must be made prior to December 31 st. *Depending on various School District Calendars the BC Hockey Championships (March 18-22, 2018) may not fall during Spring Break 71 APPENDIX #5 VIAHA Island League/Competitive Season Schedule Wk 1 Wk 2 Wk 3 Wk 4 Wk 5 Wk 6 Wk 7 Wk 8 Wk 9 Round Robin Playoffs Oct/Nov 27/28 Nov 3/4 Nov 10/11 Nov 17/18 Nov 24/25 Dec 1/2 Dec 8/9 Dec 15/16 Jan 12/13 Jan 19/20 Feb 16/17 Div 2 Wk 1 Wk 2 Wk3 Wk 4 Wk 5 Wk 6 Wk 7 Wk 8 Wk 9 Div 3 Div 4

9 APPENDIX #5 (cont d) Island League Playoff Schedule Semi Final Format where winner will be determined to represent Vancouver Island at a BC Hockey Championship Six (6) or more teams in a Division will be divided into two pools where in each pool will play a single round robin as per Geographic s, with top two teams in each pool advancing to cross over semi-final {1 st in one group vs 2 nd in the other group} with winners advancing to Finals Five (5) or less teams in a Division will play a single round robin with top two teams advancing to Finals MHAs will need to be prepared to supply ice on any given day during the playoffs to match that to what is scheduled by the. ALL ROUND ROBIN GAMES SLOTS MUST BE A FULL 2-HOURS OF PLAYING TIME. ALL CROSS OVER, SEMI-FINAL AND PLAYOFF FINALS ~ Games will be a full 3-20 minute stop time with OT if required. (MHA s MUST ensure enough time is allowed to ENSURE all games end with a winner determined, minimum time suggested is 2.5 hours)

10 APPENDIX #6 Proxy Vote Form VANCOUVER ISLAND AMATEUR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Member Minor Hockey Association: Hereby Appoints: To carry one (1) proxy vote as indicated below for: (a) Directors Vote / (b) Association Vote / (c) Association Team Vote / They must attend, act and vote on our Association's behalf at the Annual or Special General Meeting, to be held on Dated at this day of, 201 Signature of Minor Hockey Association Signing Authority Proxy sheets shall be submitted to the Executive Director At least seven (7) days prior to the General Meeting 73