2018 Michigan Amateur Hockey Association State Playoff Tournament Handbook

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1 2018 Michigan Amateur Hockey Association State Playoff Tournament Handbook

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1. 2 A. RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR STATE PLAYOFFS 2 B. SUBSTITUTE GOALKEEPERS. 4 C. PLAYING RULES 4 D. UNIFORM COLORS. 4 E. TIME BETWEEN GAMES.. 4 F. FORFEITS 4 G. REQUIREMENTS of HOST ASSOCIATION.. 5 H. CREDENTIALS.. 6 I. REFERENCE INFORMATION 7 J. PROTEST.. 9 K. REFEREES. 9 L. DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE 9 M. INJURY/CONCUSSION POLICY. 10 N. TIE BREAKING RULES non-national BOUND DIVISIONS 11 O. MAHA TIE BREAKER non-national BOUND EXAMPLES.. 12 P. TIE BREAKER RULES NATIONAL BOUND TEAMS.. 13 Q. TIE BREAKER RULES NATIONAL EXAMPLE

3 RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR STATE PLAYOFFS These rules and regulations are in addition to the USA Hockey rules and regulations for State (USA District) Playoffs. The State Playoffs shall be under the supervision and control of the State Playoff Committee. SITES: Ø Each District must have their sites selected for presentation at the November State Playoff Committee meeting. A MAHA Form 11 (State Tournament Information Sheet 2 pages) must be submitted. Ø Each District must also have their list of entries for each Division for the November State Playoff meeting. Ø Each District must submit a completed State Playoff Schedule for the selected site including a completed a MAHA STATE TOURNMENT ALLOWABLE TEAM FEE sheet at the December State Playoff Committee meeting. Ø To be eligible to be awarded USA Hockey district/affiliate tournaments, or National tournaments the host facility should be a S.T.A.R. Facility member rink with at least one S.T.A.R. certified Ice Technician on staff and register all its ice hockey program/leagues with USA Hockey. Exceptions can be granted with the approval of the appropriate council, committee or section. A sufficient amount of ice time shall be provided to comply with the regulations which permit a maximum number of games per day. 10U and 12U States need to be completed by the first weekend in March. 14U, 15 Only, 16U, 18U and JV States need to be completed by the second weekend of March 18U AA and 18U AAA need to be completed the by the third weekend of March. Make sure that the onsite District representative(s) and each team has the State Playoffs printed set of rules before the playoffs begin. Reference the online information prepared for each team, MAHA representatives and local Host chairpersons should meet prior to the start of the playoffs to discuss any question that they may have regarding rules and procedures. SUBSTITUTE GOALKEEPERS A. A team may pick up a substitute goalie from within its own Association or District if it does not already have a spare goalie registered, for non-national bound categories, the substitute goalie must be registered in the current season on a team of equal or lower age classification and equal or lower team classification. For National bound category, the substitute goalie must be registered on a lower classification team. (See chart on next page) B. A substitute goalie, under such circumstances, may be used only in case of injury to the regular goalie. If a team elects this method for a substitute goalie, the team may have only 19 players registered at any time so as not to exceed the maximum number of players allowed 2

4 MAHA Substitute Goalie Chart Age Classification Classification Division Category Substitue Goalie Options ( Must be the same or lower than shown below) Youth National Bound Age Classification Classification Division Category Substitue Goalie Options 17 & 18 18U AAA Tier I 16U 17 & 18 18U` AA Tier II 16U 15 & 16 16U AAA Tier I 15Only or 14U 15 & 16 16U A Tier II 15Only or 14U 15 Only 15 Only AAA Tier I 15 year old only Tier I 13 & 14 14U AAA Tier I 14U 13 & 14 14U AA Tier II 14U Travel Teams Non National Bound 13 & 14 13U A Travel 12U 11 & 12 12U AAA Tier I 12U 11 & 12 12U AA Tier II 12U AA 11 & 12 12U A Travel 12U A 09 & 10 10U AAA Travel 10U 09 & 10 10U AA Travel 10U AA 09 & 10 10U A Travel 10U A 7 & 8 8U 8U Youth Non National Bound 17 & 18 18U BB H/R Any BB team or below in your Association or District. No A, AA, or AAA 15 & 16 16U B H/R Any B team or below in your Association or District. No A, AA, or AAA 13 & 14 14U B H/R Any B team or below in your Association or District. No A, AA, or AAA 11 & 12 12U B H/R Any B team or below in your Association or District. No A, AA, or AAA 9 & 10 10U B H/R Any B team or below in your Association or District. No A, AA, or AAA 7 & 8 8U B H/R 8U Girls National Bound 17, 18 & 19 18U AAA Tier I 16U 17, 18 & 19 18U` AA Tier II 16U 15 & 16 16U AAA Tier I 14U 15 & 16 16U AA Tier II 14U 13 & 14 14U AAA Tier I 14U 13 & 14 14U AA Tier II 14U 11 & 12 12U AAA Tier I 12U 11 & 12 12U AA Tier II 12U AA 09 & 10 10U AA Travel 10U AA 10 & 10 10U B H/R 10U B 7 & 8 8U 8U Girls Non National Bound 17, 18 & 19 18U B H/R Any B team or below in your Association or District. No A, AA, or AAA 15 & 16 16U B H/R Any B team or below in your Association or District. No A, AA, or AAA 13 & 14 14U B H/R Any B team or below in your Association or District. No A, AA, or AAA 11 & 12 12U B H/R Any B team or below in your Association or District. No A, AA, or AAA 9 & 10 10U B H/R Any B team or below in your Association or District. No A, AA, or AAA 7 & 8 8U B H/R 8U

5 PLAYING RULES The official USA Hockey playing rules shall be used. No protests shall be permitted on the playing rules. UNIFORM COLORS 1. The home team shall wear Light/White jerseys. The Visiting team shall wear Dark/Colored jerseys in all games. All disputes will be handled by the District Director. 2. Each team entered in the District Playoffs must be fully uniformed with all players having jerseys of the same color. All players must have a number. TIME BETWEEN GAMES In all District Playoffs held in Michigan, the number of games played by any player or team on one day shall not be more than two, with a minimum of four hours between the finish of the first game and the start of the second, and twelve hours between games played on consecutive days. FORFEITS A. If a team which has committed to enter the State Playoffs fails to participate in those playoffs, the team officials and players shall be suspended for a maximum of one year by the State Playoff Committee. B. Any team which fails to appear for a scheduled game of the District playoffs shall: 1. Forfeit all of its State Playoff games 2. Shall pay for all expenses, including, but not limited to all referees fees and all ice costs for each game forfeited game. C. The State Playoff Committee may impose further penalties within its discretion. In the event of exceptional circumstances, the forfeit(s) may be appealed to the State Playoff Committee Chairperson and two other members of the MAHA Board of Directors and the game(s) may be ordered replayed if the appeal is upheld. D. A score of 0-1 will be recorded on the official game sheet(s) for all games if any game is a forfeit. It is mandatory that a District Director be onsite at each State Playoff game. If you have questions contact Roger Mauritho or Jean Laxton they are only a phone call away (if they are not already in attendance). 4

6 REQUIREMENTS of HOST ASSOCIATION Organizations hosting a M.A.H.A. State Playoff are required to provide certain features and services. The manner in which these requirements are carried out and the addition of any of the optional items will greatly affect the quality of your tournament. Direct your questions to the Chairperson of the State Playoff Committee. REQUIRED ITEMS: Explain if unable to comply. 1. Experienced, mature time keeper scorekeeper for each game. 2. Public address announcer for each game. 3. Mature penalty box attendants for each game 4. Certified athletic trainer, EMT, paramedic, or medical or osteopathic physician at each game. 5. Large standings board maintained up to date throughout the tournament. 6. Printed tournament program. 7. Distribute MAHA player packages. 8. Display MAHA banner/signs 9. Individual player introductions before the championship game. 10. Hotel Rooms available that are sufficient to meet the number of teams. 11. Locker rooms for each team and the referees. All rooms with showers. 12. Host to provide Apparel & Photo vendors. They must use the approved MAHA logo. Note: MAHA will supply pins, champion s hats, trophies, medals and referees. OPTIONAL ITEMS: 1. National Anthem played before the first game of each day. 2. National Anthem played before the championship game. 3. Referees introduced before each game, 4. Team name posted at their respective bench area. 5. A welcome sign at the arena entrance. 6. Teams separated when leaving the ice after game. 7. Personnel for crowd control. 5

7 CREDENTIALS The State Tournament director(s) on site are responsible for checking the complete credentials for each team entered into State playoffs. The task of credentialing has been made very easy with the elimination of the following forms: WAIVER OF LIABILTY, CONSENT TO TREAT (National Bound teams are required to complete and carry with them) CODE OF CONDUCT, STAR FORM At the time of credentialing you will need to look at the following: USA Hockey Team Roster for Approval USA Hockey Credential Verification Sheet. (The sheet is available in the Team s Registry from their Association Registrar. The team Roster and CVS participants must match. MAHA District/State Credentials Form (Available on MAHA web site) Consent to Treat Forms for National Bound teams. All Credential Verification sheets should be run after December 31 to insure that all information is up to date and correct. We will only accept the Credential Verification Sheet (CVS) that is created electronically in the Associations Registry. Each team will need to present an updated game log and sanctioned scoresheets in chronological order for games played from their last credentials check. 6

8 REFERENCE INFORMATION MAHA STATE PLAYOFFS: PERIODS, OVERTIME, RESURFACING REQUIREMENTS Time of Periods 1) Length of periods and time of penalties. Ad. Elite & AD US 3-20 min. stopped; Ad. Non-Chk Over 60, 50, 40, 30 3-; Ad. Non-Chk Tier I & Ov. 30 (EL) 3-13 min. stopped; Ad. Non-Chk Tier II & III 3-; Non-Var. High School Div. 1& min. stopped; Youth 18U BB; Girl s Tier III 19U 3-15 min. stopped; Youth 18U; Tier I 3-20 min. stopped; Youth 18U; Girl s 19U Tier I & II min. stopped; Youth 16U; Girl s 16U Tier I & II 3-17 min. stopped; Youth 16U; Girl s 16U Rec, Tier III 3-15 min. stopped Youth 15 Only Tier I 3-17 min. stopped; Youth 14U; Girl s 14U Tier I & II 3-16 min. stopped; Youth 14U; Girl s 14U Rec, Tier III 3-15 min. stopped; Youth 12U; Girl s 12U All Divisions 3-15 min. stopped; Youth 10U; Girl s 10U All Divisions 3-12 min. stopped; Women s Divisions 3-15 min, stopped; Warmup time prior to each game shall be as follows: Games scheduled for less than 1:30 games 3 min., 1:30 and greater 5 minutes. EACH TEAM IS PERMITED ONE TIME-OUT OF 60 SECONDS, WHETHER IN REGULATIONOR OVERTIME, per USA HOCKEY PLAYING RULES.. 2) Resurfacing (a) For all Tier I and Tier II category 14U (Bantam) and above, Girl s Tier 1 and Tier category14<u and above, 14U (Bantam), 16U & 18U (Midget B and BB) Youth Classifications, Non-Varsity High School and Women s A, B and C the ice shall be resurfaced before the start of each game and every two periods (b) In all other classifications, the ice shall be resurfaced before each game and after every three periods. 3) Overtime 10U (Squirt B, A & AA); 12U (Pee Wee B, A, Tier I and Tier II); 14U (Bantam B & A), 16U & 18U (Midget B & BB); Girl s Tier 3; Girl s 10<u & 12<u Tier I & Tier 2 category; Division 1 & 2 Non-Varsity High School Classifications and non-national bound Adult Classifications. (a) No overtime is to be played in round-robin games. 4) Overtime 14U(Bantam) and 15 Only, 16U & 18U (Midget) Tier I & Tier II, Girls/Women s National bound Category (a) Preliminary Round: All Games Played to a Winner If the game is tied following regulation play, one 5 minute sudden death overtime period shall be played. At the completion of the third period, the tied teams shall receive a 3 minute rest period. The teams will remain on the ice. The teams will not change ends. If the score is tied at the end of the 5 minute sudden death overtime period, there shall be a shoot-out. The winner of the shoot-out will be credited with one additional goal in the final score. Winner in regulation time - 3 points Winner in overtime or shoot-out - 2 points Loser in overtime or shoot-out - 1 point Loser in regulation - 0 points if no goal is scored in the overtime period, there will be a shoot-out. The shoot-out will be conducted as follows: 1. A shoot-out is defined as a player attempting to score a goal and the opposing goalkeeper attempting to stop the shooter from scoring the goal. 2. The referee shall call the two captains to the referee s crease to flip a coin to determine which team takes the first shot. The winner of the coin toss will have the choice whether his/her team will shoot first or second. 3. All goalkeepers and all players from both teams listed on the official game sheet shall be eligible to participate in the shoot-out. 4. Any player whose penalty had not been completed when the overtime period ended or who receives a penalty during a shoot-out procedures is not eligible to be one of the players selected to participate in any portion of the shoot-out procedure(s). 5. The shoot-out procedure shall begin with five different individual shooters from each team taking alternate shots. The players do not need to be named beforehand. 6. The goalkeepers from each team may be changed after each shot. 7. The players of both teams will take the shots alternately until a decisive goal is scored. The remaining shots will not be taken. 8. If after the shoot-out, the shoot-out score is still tied, there will be a sudden death shoot-out. 7

9 Sudden Death Shoot-Out: 1. A sudden death shoot-out is defined as each team attempting a shot. Should one team be successful and the other team not, the successful team shall win the shoot-out. 2. Teams will select their shooters to participate in sudden death shoot-out, whether or not they shot in the previous round. 3. All goalkeepers and all players from both teams listed on the official game sheet shall be eligible to participate in the shoot-out. 4. Any player whose penalty had not been completed when the overtime period ended or who receives a penalty during a shoot-out procedures is not eligible to be one of the players selected to participate in any portion of the shoot-out procedure(s). 5. Players in a sudden death shoot-out shall not be allowed to take another shot until four additional shooters have completed their attempts. 6. The goalkeepers from each team may be changed after each shot. 7. The official scorekeeper shall record all shots taken indicating the players, goalkeepers and goals scored. Championship Round Games 1. The game shall be continued to determine a winner. 2. At the completion of the third period, there shall be a three (3) minute rest period before the start of the first overtime session. 3. All overtimes shall be ten (10) minutes in length and sudden death. Teams shall not switch ends throughout overtime periods; therefore teams will play in the same end from which they played during the third period until a winner is determined. 4. At the completion of the first overtime, if the teams are still tied, the teams shall leave the ice and the ice shall be resurfaced. A second overtime period shall begin immediately following the ice resurfacing. 5. Following the second overtime, there shall be a three (3) minute rest period prior to the start of the third overtime session 6. If the teams remain tied at the completion of the third overtime period, the teams shall leave the ice and the ice shall be resurfaced. 7. Thereafter, the foregoing process in items 1-6 shall be repeated until such time as a winner is determined by the competition. Overtime Periods Classifications Ad. Elite & Ad. US Ad. Non-Chk Ov. 60, 50, 40, 30 Ad. Non-Chk Tier I & Ov. 30 (El.) Ad. Non-Chk Tier II & III Non-Var. High School Div. 1&2 Youth-eighteen (18U)* Youth-sixteen (16U)*& (15 Only)* Youth-fourteen (14U)* Youth-twelve (12U) Youth-ten (10U) Girl s-twelve (12U) Girl s-fourteen (14U)* Girl s-sixteen (16U) * Girl s-nineteen (19U)* Women's Divisions* Length of Periods 13 min. stopped 6 min. stopped * National Bound Youth & Women s divisions & Non-Varsity High School play one (5) minute overtime in the preliminary round games. **The referees shall enter the ice before the teams for every game. The warm-up clock will start as soon as the referees have completed their safety checks, put nets in place and the ice resurfacer gates are closed. All warm-ups, time outs and ice cuts between periods shall be placed on the game clock** 8

10 Protests Protests on all matters other than playing rules and/or referees judgment must be filed with the State Tournament Director in writing no later than one hour after the completion of the game involved. Written protests must contain all facts and must be accompanied by a protest fee of $50.00 which will be returned if the protest is upheld. Officials must be notified at the time of protest so that it may be announced to all officials and the public.) The fee will be forfeited if protest is turned down.) Referees 1. The USA Hockey Referee-in-Chief shall appoint a Referee-in-Chief for all State Playoff Games and will pay only their travel and lodging expenses. 2. The MAHA shall pay referee fees for all State Playoffs for which a fee is collected. Referee fees shall be negotiated prior to the playoffs by each State Playoff Committee and the MAHA Representative at the Winter Meeting. 3. All playoff games must be officiated by referees that hold at least a Level-3 classification. Discipline Committee 1. The Discipline Committee shall be composed of three (3) people appointed prior to the first game. It shall consist of the Tournament Chairman, a District Director and one other appointed by the Tournament Director. No two members shall come from the same community. The Referee-in-Chief or his designee shall not be eligible to serve on this committee. 2. For non-national bound teams, the Discipline Committee shall be responsible for deciding any actions (suspensions or otherwise) to be taken against a player or team official receiving a match penalty or game misconduct. 3. For non-national bound teams, the Discipline Committee shall have full power to waive suspensions imposed. No player or team official shall be suspended from participating in the remaining games unless he/she has been provided the opportunity to appear before the committee to relate his/her version of the incident. (note: Per USA Hockey rules, the suspension of a player for five penalties in a game or the Head Coach for fifteen penalties in a game cannot be waived.) 4. For National Bound teams, there shall be no hearing for a game misconduct (or for player or coach suspension under Rule 401(b)) unless deemed necessary by the Discipline Committee. The Discipline Committee shall hold a hearing on any match penalty prior to the team s next game. 5. Any players or team officials receiving a game(s) suspension during the State Playoffs (game misconduct, etc.) which is upheld by the Disciplinary Committee must serve the suspension during the next game(s) of that State Playoff. Suspensions not served to completion during the State Playoffs will be carried to the National Tournament. 6. Should the State Playoff Committee Chairperson and his/her designated committee members become aware of, and subsequently determine a player(s) to be ineligible before, during or after State playoff tournament, said player(s) shall be ruled ineligible 9

11 to participate in any remaining games and the team using the ineligible player(s) shall forfeit any games in which the player(s) participated. A score of 0-1 will be recorded on the official game sheet(s) for all games if any game is forfeited. If ir is determined that the coach(s) or manager were aware of the ineligible situation, they shall be subject to suspension. INJURY/CONCUSSION POLICY Each host site is required by USA Hockey/MAHA to have medical personnel on site during the entire District and State Championship Tournaments. The on-site medical staff may consist of a combination of Doctors, Nurses, EMT S or Certified Athletic Trainers. The State Playoff Committee may grant an exception to this requirement if emergency medical service are located within a mile of the rink. The on-site medical staff will have the over-riding authority to determine if a player s injury warrants removal from the game and/or referral to a local hospital. If a player is referred to the local hospital, and intends to return to play, the player must provide a written release from the doctor who examined him/her and determined that the player was able to return to play. However, even with the medical release from the examining Doctor, the final authority to allow the player back on the ice will rest with the Host s on-site medical staff. No coach, team doctor, team trainer, parent or guardian may take responsibility for the player returning to the ice without the approval of the Tournament Host s on-site medical professional. Only the on-site medical staff can approve the players return to the ice. **This is the minimum standard to be followed for return to play following an injury/concussion.** 10

12 MAHA STATE PLAYOFFS STANDINGS & TIE BREAKER RULES TO DETERMINE STANDINGS POSITIONS NON-NATIONAL BOUND DIVISIONS This rule is for: All 10U & 12U Divisions; 14U B, A; 16U & 18U B & BB, Non-Nat l. Girls Tier III, & J.V. STANDINGS: The standings shall be determined on the basis of two points for a win and one point for a tie. There is no overtime in round-robin play. If two or more teams have an equal number of points, their position in the standings shall be determined by the following tie-breaking format. If one tie-breaker establishes a position for one or more teams, each team is placed in the applicable position. Once a team is placed, the remaining tied teams shall start the tie-breaking process over again at step 1a. The tie-breaker formulas are as follows: 1. The results of the HEAD to HEAD games played between the teams tied in the standings shall be used in the following order: (If all tied teams have not played each other, skip step 1 and proceed to step 2.) a. Standings Most points in Head to Head games. b. Most wins in Head to Head games. c. Differential - Subtracting goals scored against from goals scored in these Head to Head games, the positions being determined in order of the greatest surplus. (Note for tie-breaker purposes in determining standings in preliminary round play, a maximum six goal differential will be used regardless of a greater goal differential; example 15 2 becomes and 8 score. d. Quotient - Dividing the goals scored in these Head to Head games by the goals scored against, the positions being determined in order of the greatest quotient. A quotient involving dividing by zero (0) has higher standing than a quotient from dividing by any number other than zero. Where two or more teams have no goals against and the quotient tie-breaker is required, the teams shall be ranked high to low in descending order of goals for. 2. If after applying the formulas of 1 a, b, c, d, e or f the tie still exists, the results of ALL the GAMES PLAYED by the teams tied in the standings shall be used in the following order. a. Most wins in All the Games Played. b. Differential Subtracting goals scored against from goals scored in All the Games Played, the positions being determined in order of the greatest surplus. (See note in 1c.) c. Quotient Dividing the goals scored in All the Games Played by the goals scored against, the positions being determined in order of the greatest quotient. A quotient involving dividing by zero (0) has higher standing than a quotient from dividing by any number other than zero. Where two or more teams have no goals against and the quotient tie-breaker is required, the teams shall be ranked high to low in descending order of goals for. d. Most periods won In All the Games Played by each tied team, points will be awarded for each regulation period won (2 points) and for each regulation period tied (1 point). Positions shall be in the order of highest point total. e. Quickest first goal The team that scored the quickest goal in All the Round Robin Games Played shall be ranked highest. 3. The team with the fewest total penalty minutes in All the Games Played will be ranked the highest, etc. 4. If the above procedure does not break the tie, the teams shall use a shootout procedure. This will involve each team selecting five (5) players who will alternate taking penalty shots. A toss of the coin will determine which team will take the first shot. If after five (5) players from both teams have completed the procedure the tie still has not been broken, it shall be repeated with five (5) different players until the standings are determined 11

13 EXAMPLE #1 NAME WON LOST TIED PTS. GAME RESULTS OF TIED TEAMS Team A GF GA GF GA GF GA GF GA Team B Team A 4 1 Team B Team B 1 4 Team A Team C 4 2 Team A Team D 0 5 Team A Team C Team A 2 4 Team C Team B 4 2 Team C Team C 2 4 Team B Team D 3 0 Team B Team D Team A 5 0 Team D Team B 0 3 Team D Team C 10 5 Team D Team D 5 10 Team C Rule #1a: USA TIE BREAKER EXAMPLES: In Divisions with NO overtime games Squirt B, A, AA, Pee Wee, Bantam & Midget B, Midget BB, Non-Nat'l.Girl s/women s In the games played between the tied teams: Team C beat Team A 4-2. Team C is 1st and Team A is 2nd. In the games played between the tied teams: Team D beat Team B 3-0. Team D is 3rd and Team B is 4th. NAME WON LOST TIED PTS. GAME RESULTS OF TIED TEAMS Team A GF GA GF GA GF GA GF GA Team B Team A 2 1 Team B Team B 1 2 Team A Team C 3 2 Team A Team D 3 4 Team A Team C Team A 2 3 Team C Team B 3 2 Team C Team C 2 3 Team B Team D 3 4 Team B Team D Team A 4 3 Team D Team B 4 3 Team D Team C 3 2 Team D Team D 2 3 Team C Rule #1a: In the games played between the tied teams: Most Points In the games played between the tied teams: Teams A, B, & C all have (4) points. (A beat B; B beat C; C beat A) By this rule, Team D place has been determined as 4th. Restart the tie breaker process with the remaining tied teams. Rule #1a: In the games played between the tied teams: Most Points In the games played between the tied teams: Teams A, B, & C all have (4) points. (A beat B; B beat C; C beat A) Rule #1b: In the games played between the tied teams: Most Wins Teams A, B & C all have one win in their head to head games. Rule #1c: In the games played between the tied teams: Goal Differential Team A has 4 goals for and 4 goals against. Goal differential = 0 Team B has 4 goals for and 4 goals against. Goal differential = 0 Team C has 5 goals for and 5 goals against. Goal differential = 0 Note for tie-breaker purposes in determining standings in preliminary round play, a maximum six goal differential will be used regardless of a greater goal differential; example 15 2 becomes and 8 score. Rule #1d: In the games played between the tied teams: Quotient (goals for divided by goals against) Team A has 4 goals for and 4 goals against. Quotient (4/4) = 0 Team B has 4 goals for and 4 goals against. Quotient (4/4) = 0 Team C has 5 goals for and 5 goals against. Quotient (5/5) = 0 Rule #2a: Most Wins in all games played Teams A, B & C all have two wins in all of their games played. Rule #2b: In all games played by the tied teams: Goal Differential (See note in 1c) Teams A, B & C all have 8 goals for and 7 goals against. Goal differential = +1 Rule #2c: In all games played by the tied teams: Quotient (goals for divided by goals against) Teams A, B & C all have 8 goals for divided by 7 goals against. Quotient = Score Sheet: Final Score Period Pts: Total Per. Pts. Team A: Team A: Team B: Team B: Team B: Team B: Team C: Team C: Team C: Team C: Team A: Team A: Total Period Points Team A: 5 Team B: 7 Team C: 6 The Tie Breaker has determined that Team B is 1st, Team C is 2nd & Team A is 3rd. Note 1: If two of the three teams had remain tied in period points, those two teams would have started over with Rule #1a. Note 2: If all three teams had remained tied, go to rule 1f, earliest goal scored in in the games played between the teams tied. tbrkr_ex 12.xls Reg. Games 3/5/18

14 MAHA STATE PLAYOFFS TIE BREAKING RULES TO DETERMINE STANDINGS POSITION YOUTH, GIRLS/WOMEN S NATIONAL BOUND DIVISIONS TIER I ALL AAA; TIER 2, 14U BANTAM AA, 16U MIDGET A, 18U MIDGET AA; PRELIMINARY ROUNDS: Winner in regulation time-3 points Winner in overtime or shoot-out-2 points Loser in overtime or shoot-out-1 point Loser in regulation-0 points TIE BREAKING RULES TO DETERMINE STANDINGS POSITION If two or more teams have an equal number of points, their position in the standings shall be determined by the following tiebreaking rules listed below. If at any point during the application of the tie-breaking rules, a team can be seeded higher or lower than other teams that remain tied, the seeded team will be placed in their position in the standings, and the tie-breaker process will begin again at Step 1. The tie-breaker rules are as follows: 1. The results of only the head-to-head game played between the teams in the following order: a. Most points earned. b. Most total wins (whether in regulation, overtime and shootout). c. Most regulation wins. d. Differential-Subtracting goals scored against from goals scored in these games, the positions being determined in order of the greatest surplus. e. Quotient-Dividing the goals scored in these games by the goals scored against, the positions being determined in order of the greatest quotient. A quotient involving dividing by zero (0) has higher standing than a quotient from dividing by any number other than zero. Where two or more teams have no goals against and the quotient tie breaker is required, the teams shall be ranked high to low in descending order of goals for. f. Most periods won-in the games played by each tied team, points will be awarded for each regulation period won (2 points) and for each regulation period tied (1 point). Positions shall be in the order of highest point total. 2. If after applying the formulas of 1 a. b. c. d. e. or f the tie still exists, the results of all games played by the teams tied in the following order. a. Most total wins (whether in regulation, overtime and shootout). b. Differential-Subtracting goals scored against from goals scored in these games, the positions being determined in order of the greatest surplus. c. Quotient-Dividing the goals scored in these games by the goals scored against, the positions being determined in order of the greatest quotient. A quotient involving dividing by zero (0) has higher standing than a quotient from dividing by any number other than zero. Where two or more teams have no goals against and the quotient tie breaker is required, the teams shall be ranked high to low in descending order of goals for. d. Most periods won-in the games played by each tied team, points will be awarded for each regulation period won (2 points) and for each regulation period tied (1 point). Positions shall be in the order of highest point total. e. Quickest first goal-the team that scored the quickest goal in their preliminary round games shall be ranked highest. 3. If the above procedure does not break the tie, the teams shall use a shootout procedure as previously described. Note: A team may go into the tie breaking process having defeated another tied team and still not advance. Note: If a team forfeits any of its games, and becomes involved in any tie breaking formula, the team that forfeited will not advance and all games played against the forfeiting team shall be recorded as 1-0 victories for all opposing teams. 13

15 EXAMPLE #1 USA TIE BREAKER EXAMPLES: In Divisions with Overtime Games Tier 1 = All AAA; Tier 2 = Pee Wee AA, Bantam AA, Midget A, Midget AA, Non Varsty H.S. REG. OT/SO REG. OT / SO GAME RESULTS OF TIED TEAMS ( # next to a score denotes an Overtime or Shootout Win) NAME WIN WIN LOSS LOSS PTS. (* next to a score denotes an Overtime or Shootout Loss) Team A GF GA GF GA GF GA Team B Team A 4 # 3* Team B Team B 3* 4 # Team A Team C 3* 2* Team A Team C Team A 2* 3 # Team C Team B 4 # 3* Team C Team C 3* 4 # Team B Team D Team A 6 5 Team D Team B 3 5 Team D Team C 10 5 Team D Rule #1a: In the games played between the tied teams: Team C beat Team A 3-2. Team C is 1st and Team A is 2nd. EXAMPLE #2 NAME REG. WIN OT/SO WIN REG. LOSS OT / SO LOSS PTS. GAME RESULTS OF TIED TEAMS (* next to a score denotes an Overtime Loss) Team A GF GA GF GA GF GA Team B Team B 2 1 Team A Team C 4 3 Team A Team D 3 2 Team A Team C Team B 3 # 2* Team C Team C 2* 3 # Team B Team D 4 # 3* Team B Team D Team B 3* 4 # Team D Team C 5 # 4* Team D Team D 4* 5 # Team C Rule #1a: Rule #1b: Rule #1c: Rule #1d: Rule #1e: In the games played between the tied teams: Most Points Teams B, C & D all have a regulation win and an overtime/shoot win (6 pts. In the standings each) In the games played between the tied teams: Most Wins Teams B, C & D all have one win. In the games played between the tied teams: Goal Differential Team B has 6 goals for and 6 goals against. Goal differential = 0 Team C has 7 goals for and 7 goals against. Goal differential = 0 Team D has 8 goals for and 8 goals against. Goal differential = 0 In the games played between the tied teams: Quotient (goals for divided by goals against) Team B has 6 goals for and 6 goals against. Quotient (6/6) = 1 Team C has 7 goals for and 7 goals against. Quotient (7/7) = 1 Team D has 8 goals for and 8 goals against. Quotient (8/8) = 1 In the games played between the tied teams: Period Points Won (2 pts. For regulation period win & 1 pt. for regulation period tie) You must review the score sheets from each game played between the tied teams. (Overtime periods do not count) Score Sheet: Regulation Score Period Pts: Total Per. Pts. Team B: Team B: Team C: Team C: Team C: Team C: Team D: Team D: Team B: Team B: Team D: Team D: Total Period Points Team B: 7 Team C: 4 Team D: 7 The Tie Breaker has determined that Team C is the 3rd place team. The remaining teams, Teams B & D now restart the tie breaker process over again at step 1a. Rule #1a: In the games played between the tied teams: Most Points Team D beat Team B 5-4. Team D is 1st and team B is 2nd. tbrkr_ex 12.xls O.T. Games 2/10/18

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