Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2016
2015-2016 Girl’s Hockey Regional’s Monday, Tuesday, Feb. 22-23 BMO Centre-Rink C and D
Pool A Pool B Pool A Pool B 1vs4 2vs3 Seed 1 Seed 2 1vs5 2vs6 Seed 4 Seed 3 1vs8 2vs7 Seed 5 Seed 6 4vs5 3vs6 Seed 8 Seed 7 5vs8 6vs7 4vs8 3vs7
Girl’s High School Hockey Regional Schedule
Monday, February 22th
H V
(1) vs (4) 8 am - 9:30 am D (5) vs (8) 8:15 am - 9:45 am C (2) vs (7) 9:30 am - 11 am D (3) vs (6) 9:45 am - 11:15 am C (1) vs (5) 11 am - 12:30 pm D (4) vs (8) 11:45 am - 1:15 pm C (7) vs (3) 1 - 2:30 pm D (2) vs (6) 1:15 - 2:45 pm C
Tues day, February 23 th
H V
(6) vs (7) 8 am - 9:30 am D (3) vs (2) 8:15 am - 9:45 pm C (8) vs (1) 9:30 am - 11 am D (4) vs (5) 9:45 am - 11:15 am C Semi final 1 1:30 pm - 3 pm D Semi final 2 1:30 pm - 3 pm C Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2016
Tournament Rules and Important League Info:
1. The tournament round robin will follow the same rules as the Girl’s Metro High School Hockey league. The only difference is that games will be 3 x 15 minute stop time periods as per NSSAF regulations. There will be 3 min warm ups, and ties will remain a tie for the duration of the round-robin, there will be no time-outs in round robin, but will be permitted in semi- finals, Consolation and Championship, and the clock will not run despite goal differential.
Note: Teams must bring their own warm-up pucks and game-sheets.
2. After the completion of the round-robin the top two teams from each Pool will advance to the semi-finals.
GIRL’S REGIONAL TOURNAMENT TIE-BREAK At the Conclusion of Pool Play, if two or more teams are tied in points Tie-breaking format will go: a) Head to Head (won-loss record of the teams in games against each other) b) +/- Goal differential in games between the tied teams only – (goals for, less goals against) c) If still tied repeat steps but include the record of all the teams in the pool not just tied teams. d) If still tied, the higher standings will be determined on the ratio of goals for, to goals against to three (3) decimal places (goals for divided by goals against) In calculating this ratio, only the records of the teams tied against each other shall be considered. e) If still tied include the record of all teams/games in the pool not just tied teams.
3. Semi-final/Final/Consolation game tie-breaker -If tied after 3 periods: “shoot-out”. 3 players from each team alternating, one shot per shooter. If a tie still exits, sudden victory shooters alternating (1 and 1). Visitors shoot first. Only when all skaters from the team with the fewest skaters on the game sheet have participated, will a team be allowed to repeat a shooter.
4. Unsuccessful teams from Semi-finals will play Consolation game to identify 3rd seed from Capital Region. Game will be hosted by highest seeded team from regular season.
5. A 5th place team must be identified to play a qualifier if Dr. JH Gillis is the Regional Champion. The 5th place team from Capital Region will be identified as the team with the most points outside of the top-four teams playing in the semi-finals. If there are two teams tied in points at the conclusion of the round robin, they will play one game on highest seeded (from regular season standings) team’s ice.
5. Winner of semi-final 1 vs Winner of semi-final 2 Championship game will be hosted by the highest seeded team from the regular season.
-Time-outs WILL be permitted in semi-final, consolation and championship games.
6. Teams are asked to be ready 15 min. prior to their game time in the event that ice is ready before the scheduled time. Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2016
Provincial Qualifying Information:
Division 1 Girls - Host – Dr. JH Gillis Regional High School
Eight teams – two pools of four – crossover play-offs.
If Dr. JH Gillis is the Regional Champion
To advance: Western #1 Northumberland #1 Capital #1, #2, #3, #4
Plus the winners of:
Western #2 vs. Capital #5 If two game total goal, Western #2 will make decision on second game location. If best of three, Western #2 will host two consecutive games. Games must be completed by March 29th. Note: If time becomes a factor in playing these games, a one-game neutral- site game will be considered.
Northumberland #2 vs. Riverview If two game total goal, Riverview will make decision on second game location. If best of three, Riverview will host two consecutive games. Games must be completed by March 29th. Note: If time becomes a factor in playing these games, a one-game neutral- site game will be considered.
If Dr. JH Gillis is not the Regional Champion
To advance: Capital #1, #2, #3, #4 Western #1 Northumberland #1 and Dr. JH Gillis
Plus the winner of:
Riverview vs. Western #2 If two game total goal, Western #2 will make decision on second game location. If best of three, Western #2 will host two consecutive games. Games must be completed by March 29th. Note: If time becomes a factor in playing these games, a one-game neutral- site game will be considered.