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St. Catharines
Chaos 8th Annual Girls Hockey Tournament Rules -
2012
1. Each
team is guaranteed three (3) games. All games will consist
of two 10-minute and one 12-minute stop-time periods. All Peewee AA, Bantam AA, Midget AA, Midget A and Intermediate A will
consist of 3 periods (12 minute – 15 minute – 15 minute)
stop time. No overtime in round robin play.
2. Hockey
Canada and OWHA rules apply with the following additions:
*Three (3) stick violations in one (1) game will result in
automatic ejection from the game.
*A fighting major or match penalty will result in automatic
ejection from the tournament.
3. Minor
penalties will be 2 minutes. Major penalties will be 5
minutes (overtime included).
4. Points
will be awarded as follows:
·
Two (2) points for a win
· One(1) point for a tie
· No overtime in round robin play
5. Teams
are to be ready to go on the ice fifteen (15) minutes prior
to the start of their scheduled game.
6.
Earliest possible start times will be Friday at 9:00 a.m.,
Saturday 8:00 a.m. and Sunday 7:45 a.m.
7.
There will be a
three (3) minute warm up at the start of each game, which
will start following the exit of the Zamboni. When 2 minutes
have elapsed, a game official will blow the whistle to let
teams know they have 1 minute to get to their benches and
get their starting line up to center ice.
8. If
two teams are tied for play-off positions at the end of
round-robin play, the final pool standing will be determined
in the following manner. If more than 2 teams are tied then
criteria ii will be omitted.
I.
Number of Wins
II. Record
against other tied team
III. Goals
for / against percentage in pool play. The goal percentage
of a team is determined by adding the goals for and against
together and dividing that total into the total goals for,
with the team having the highest percentage winning the
higher position
Example - goals for / goals for + goals
against or 10 goals for / 10 goals for + 4 goals against,
10/14 = .714 percentage.
IV.
Fewest goals
allowed in round robin
V. Least
penalty minutes
VI.
First goal in
round robin
VII.
Coin toss
9. A
maximum of twenty (20) individual awards will be presented
per team in Final Game.
10.
A maximum of
nineteen (19) players, including two (2) goaltenders
per team will be registered for the Tournament. A player can
only play for 1 team during the tournament.
11.
A players name
must appear on the team list that was submitted with the
application form.
12.
The OWHA pick-up
forms will be honored.
13.
Referee's Decision
is final and not subject to appeal or grievance.
14.
Suspensions - OWHA
rules will apply.
15.
Tournament
executive decision is final and binding.
16.
Home team will
wear light coloured sweaters, away teams will wear dark
coloured sweaters..
17. If
the goal differential in any game, excluding the
championship games, is 5 or greater, with 5 minutes or less
remaining in the 3rd period, the clock will continue to run
out. Should the goal differential become less than 5 in the
remaining time, the clock will revert back to stop time.
CHAMPIONSHIP, QUARTER
AND SEMI FINAL GAMES
18. In
each division, after completion of the round-robin, the
highest-ranking team will play against the second-highest
ranking team for the Championship game. In all six-team
divisions, OWHA recommended playoffs will determine who
plays in the final. Game duration for all Divisions will be
the same as the Round Robin Games. The highest-ranking team
in the Round Robin will be designated the HOME team for
final games.
19. Each
team will be allowed one thirty (30) second time-out during
final championship game only.
OVERTIME
20. In
quarter final, semi-final and championship games only and
will be sudden death.
One 5-minute stop-time sudden death period.
I.
If still tied, a
three player shoot out. Shooters are to be designated on the
game sheet prior to the start of the game, indicated as S1,
S2, S3.
II.
Shooters from both
teams will shoot at the same time starting at the centre ice
red line.
III.
If still tied,
subsequent shots will be rotating shooters from the bench
one per team until a winner is determined. A winner is
declared when one team scores and the other team does not. A
player may not shoot for a second time until all players on
the game sheet (except goalies) have shot.
Note:
Players serving a penalty that has not expired by the end of
sudden- death overtime MAY NOT participate in the shoot out.
Good Luck and Thanks for
Participating in the 8th Chaos Tournament! |