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August 25-27 August 25-27 NORTHWEST’S PREMIERE CHARITY HOCKEY TOURNAMENT FOR CHECKING Charity 20 17 AUGUSTAUGUST 25-2725-27 ourour goalgoal isis toto assistassist www.checkingforcharity.org 1 | Checking for Charity 2017 2017 Tournament Schedule August 25 ‐27, 2017 Friday, August 25, 2017 Game # Div Rink Time Home Score Visitor Score 1 B WSC 5:10 PM Steel Dragon The Hosers 2 B WSC 6:35 PM Little Cuties Hab Nots 3 A WSC 8:00 PM PDX All Stars WHL 4 B WSC 9:25 PM Free Agents MicroBruise 5 B WSC 10:50 PM 10 Barrel Brawlers C.O. Rockchucks Saturday, August 26, 2017 6 B WSC 7:25 AM The Hosers Little Cuties 7 B WSC 8:50 AM Hab Nots Free Agents 8 W WSC 10:15 AM Rose City Hockey Club #2 Rose City Hockey Club #1 9 B WSC 11:40 AM C.O. Rockchucks Steel Dragon 10 B WSC 1:05 PM MicroBruise 10 Barrel Brawlers 2:20 PM ‐ 4:20 PM WSC ‐ PUBLIC SKATE 11 A WSC 4:20 PM WHL PDX All Stars 12 W WSC 5:45 PM Free Rangers Rose City Hockey Club #2 13 B WSC 7:10 PM Seed 1 Seed 4 14 B WSC 8:35 PM Seed 2 Seed 3 15 W WSC 10:00 PM Rose City Hockey Club #1 Free Rangers 16 C WSC 11:25 PM Seed 5 Seed 8 Sunday, August 27, 2017 17 C WSC 8:15 AM Seed 6 Seed 7 18 W WSC 9:45 AM Seed 2 Seed 3 19 B WSC 11:15 AM Winner Gm 13 Winner Gm 14 20 C WSC 12:50 PM Winner Gm 16 Winner Gm 17 21 A WSC 2:25 PM Seed 1 Seed 2 22 W WSC 4:00 PM Seed 1 Winner Gm 18 THANK YOU The Train Station LLC Gabe Lange Paul Gaustad Elizabeth Taylor Tom and Marilyn Bader LCD John Cherveny Kathi Philpott The Gunter Group Mckinley Pahl Rose King Michelle Kershaw Dan Carroll Matt Nichols Jennifer Pahl Anton Cederholm Portland Winterhawks Heather Theurer Sean Menton Juha Tuominen Sam Krieg Kyle Gustafson Vista Outdoors 3 | Checking for Charity 2017 tournament rules USA Hockey Tournament and USA Hockey rules Apply! 1. Each team will play a minimum of 3 games, maximum of 5. 2. All games will be 3 running clock periods, each 20 minutes in length. Stop clock during the final 2 minutes of regulation time if score is within 2 goals. 3. Pre-game warm-ups will be three minutes. 4. Each team should be ready to play 15 minutes PRIOR to their scheduled start times without any advanced warning. 5. There will be no discussion on coaches’ ejections from games. 6. No equipment penalty will be awarded (ex. Curves, torn pants, etc) Elbow pads must be covered. 7. Minor penalties will be 3 minutes and Major penalties will be 7.5 minutes for all games. 8. A defaulted game result will be 1-0 for the winning team and 0-6 result to the loosing team. 9. Seeding games that are tied at the end of regulation will remain a tie 10. Elimination games will have a 5 minute stop clock sudden death overtime period followed by a 3 person shoot out. Should the tie persist, a sudden death shootout will continue until the tie is broken (you must use different players than the ones used already). A player cannot shoot a second shot until the entire team roster (excluding goalies) has been used. 11. All eligible players must be entered on the first game score sheet (maximum 18 skaters and 3 goaltenders) and must play in at least 1 of the first 2 games. 12. All face-offs will be conducted on any of the nine face-off circles. 4 | Checking for Charity 2017 tournament rules 13. Icing shall be from the defensive zone BLUE LINE. 14. The touch-up offside’s rule will be used. 15. A team that does not present itself to a game will be subjected to a disciplinary committee and subject to expulsion from the tournament. 16. Should an “act of god” happen (power failure, major injury, etc), after 45 minutes the game will be called and the score remain as is no matter how long the game was running at the time of the “act of god”. 17. Each team is permitted the use of one, 30-second timeout per game. 18. Each team must be prepared to furnish a proof of age for any of its players upon the organizer’s request. Failure to do so will mean the expulsion of the player from the tournament until such proof can be shown. 19. No Protests will be accepted. 20. Every team must dress a minimum of 6 players and 1 goaltender. 21. An 8 minute delay will be permitted to dress a second goaltender in the event the regular goaltender is injured and the team has no dressed goaltender on the bench. 22. No checking. No fighting (tournament expulsion). First team fight, player ejected for the tournament. Second team fight in the tournament will be a game forfeit, for the game that the second fight takes place in. Third team fight in the tournament is an automatic team ejection from the tournament, forfeit of that game and any remaining games. Automatic last place in division (see rule 8 for scoring). 23. A player will be immediately ejected from the game for hitting from behind. Depending on the severity of the penalty, a longer suspension may occur. 5 | Checking for Charity 2017 tournament rules 24. A player can only play for one team in a Division. A player may play in multiple Divisions as long as it is approved by the Tournament Director prior to the tournament. If a player plays with more than 1 team in a Division or in multiple Divisions w/ out approval from the Tournament Director, those games will be forfeited by the team(s) (see rule for scoring). 25. A player must participate in at least 1 (one) of the first two (2) seeding game of the tournament to be eligible for Elimination games. 26. Mouthpieces and neck guards are optional. 27. The ice will be resurfaced after every game. 28. Wins = 2 points; Tie = 1; Loss = 0 points 29. After every penalty, face offs will result in the offending teams defensive end zone. The Tournament Director reserves itself the final word on the interpretation of the rules. 6 | Checking for Charity 2017 tie breakers Tie Breakers for seeding purposes are as follows: 1. Head to head 2. Most games won 3. Least goals against 4. Most goals for 5. Least Penalty minutes during the tournament 6. Shoot Out respect the refs Please read carefully. Referees have been instructed to follow a strict ZERO TOLERANCE with regards to abuse of officials. Minors, Misconducts and Game Misconducts will be issued if warranted. Respect the referees at all times, should you have a situation you would like to discuss concerning a particular individual, we have appointed a referee in chief who is available to you, he does not have the power to change a referees decision. However, we have advised our refereeing staff to treat coaches with respect and they will expect the same in return. They will not exercise any patience when being sworn, screamed or gestured at. 7 | Checking for Charity 2017 our goal is Checking For Charity isto a non profit assist corporation that is changing the world through competitive hockey events. A little ambitious? Yes. But we believe that change in this world starts by creating a small movement of passionate people with a common goal. Checking For Charity was founded by a tight knit group of hockey players with a shared love for the game and a desire to make the world a better place. Since the beginning, Checking For Charity has been committed to not only raising as much money as possible for charity but also to putting on the most competitive and professional tournaments and events. Each team that enters a Checking For Charity tournament will select a charity to represent. All proceeds from team entry fees, donations, corporate sponsors, merchandise sales, raffles, our Beef & Beer event, and other fundraising activities are placed into one pot. Each team is guaranteed a percentage of that pot by participating in the tournament. Each team has the opportunity to increase that percentage based on how they place in tournament play. Our unique hockey centric approach to raise money and awareness for the various charities represented at our tournaments has inspired more and more people to become a part of the Checking For Charity movement. Whether you are a player, volunteer, a sponsor, even just a fan, we want you to join our team! 8 | Checking for Charity 2017 FOR CHECKING Charity has raised over $355,300 for approximately 110 different charities in the community 9 | Checking for Charity 2017 the man behind cfc MATT BADER is the Founder and President of Checking For Charity Corporation. Hailing from Beaverton, Oregon, Matt spent the majority of his youth playing competitive hockey. As a senior in high school he was selected in the 2nd round of the United States Hockey League entry draft by the Chicago Steel. Matt played two seasons with the Steel serving as team captain in his second season. After two seasons with the Steel, Matt earned a Div I scholarship from the United State Air Force Academy. Through four seasons he served as a two-time captain, three time College Hockey America All-Academic honors, and is the only two time Vic Heyliger character award winner in Air Force hockey history.
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