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College Cup White 1 East Coast Classic Tournaments College Cup October 14-16, 2016 18U White Division Crosby Ovechkin Kane Frozen Tide Green Jersey Shore Whalers Boston Jr. Bruins Black OCHC Mercer Cheifs Southern CT Stars NJ Devils Rochester Grizzlies Seacoast Spartans EHA (East Haven) Pittsburgh Vengence Buffalo Red Raiders West Haven Little Islanders CT Knighthawks Exton Bulls 16U White Division Messier Leech Richter Quakers Exton Bulls 95 Giants Philly Little Flyers Frozen Tide White Exton Kings South Windsor Knights RI Hitmen Granite State Wild Guest West Haven Wonderland Wizards www.eastcoastclassictournaments.com | @ECCTournaments Tournament Format - 3-minute warm-up - Play consists of two 22-minute periods, stop time (ice cut between periods). - Games will end in a time after regulation. - 2 Points per win, 1 point per tie, 0 points for loss. Standings Tie Breaker - Points - Head to Head - Goal Differential - Playoffs Only Five-minute 3v3 Overtime, then shoot out. - Mercy Rule - Running time at any point in the game when team has a lead of six goals or more. If the lead is reduced to 5 goals, the clock will return to stoppage time. -The game will end if a team is leading by 7 or more goals with 10 minutes or less left in the game. - One time out permitted per game. - All On-ice and Off-ice Officials will enforce zero Tolerance - USA Hockey Rules Minors: 2:00 Majors: 5:00 Misconducts: 10:00 3-ON-3 OVERTIME For Playoffs A five-minute 3 on 3 sudden death overtime will occur if a game ends in a regulation tie. If still tied after the 3 on 3 overtime, then a three man shootout will occur followed by sudden death. During sudden death shootout, there is no limit on which player shoots and how many round they shoot for. Full details are disclosed below: 1. Teams play an additional overtime period of not more than five (5) minutes with the team scoring first declared the winner and being awarded an additional point. 2. The overtime period will be played with each team at 3-on-3 manpower (plus goaltender) for the full five-minute period. 3. Manpowers during overtime will be adjusted to reflect the situation in the game, but at no time will a team have fewer than three (3) skaters on the ice during the overtime period. For example, if a team enters the overtime period on a power play, manpower would be adjusted from 5 on 4 at the end of regulation to 4 on 3 at the start of overtime. If a minor penalty is assessed during overtime, the teams will play 4 on 3. If a second minor penalty is assessed to the same team during overtime, the teams will play 5 on 3. 4. If the game remains tied at the end of the five (5) minute overtime period, the teams will proceed to a three-round shootout. After each team has taken three shots, if the score remains tied, the shootout will proceed to a “sudden death” format. 5. At the end of regulation, there will be no further ice surface maintenance during the balance of overtime period and or the shootout. Ice resurface will only occur after the end of the game. Playoff Format for 18U White Top 2 from each division will proceed to playoffs. The teams will be ranked accordingly 1-6. Top two teams will receive a bye. 3v6 Quarter Finals 4v5 Quarter Finals 1v3/6 Semi Finals 2v4/5 Semi Finals Playoff Format for 16U White Top team from Messier, Leech, and Richter Division proceed to playoffs. One wildcard team will be selected from the remaining teams. 1 Messier vs. 1 Leech 1 Richter vs. Wildcard Remaining teams will play in a consolation game East Coast Classic College Cup October 14-16, 2016 18U White Division Crosby Ovechkin Kane Frozen Tide Green Jersey Shore Whalers Boston Jr. Bruins Black OCHC Mercer Cheifs Southern CT Stars NJ Devils Rochester Grizzlies Seacoast Spartans EHA (East Haven) Pittsburgh Vengence Buffalo Red Raiders West Haven Little Islanders CT Knighthawks Exton Bulls 18 White Time Home Score Away Score Age Division Rink 14-Oct 10:00 AM Seacoast Spartans CT Knighthawks 18 Kane Newington Blue 14-Oct 11:30 AM Jersey Shore Whalers Rochester Grizzlies 18 Ovi Newington Blue 14-Oct 2:30 PM OCHC West Haven 18 Crosby Wesleyan 14-Oct 4:00 PM CT Knighthawks Southern CT Stars 18 Kane Newington Blue 14-Oct 5:30 PM Buffalo Red Raiders Boston Jr. Bruins Black 18 Kane Wesleyan 14-Oct 6:00 PM Mercer Cheifs Pittsburgh Vengence 18 Ovi Newington Red 14-Oct 7:00 PM EHA (East Haven) Frozen Tide Green 18 Crosby Newington Blue 14-Oct 7:00 PM West Haven NJ Devils 18 Crosby Wesleyan 14-Oct 7:30 PM Jersey Shore Whalers Little Islanders 18 Ovi Newington Red 14-Oct 9:00 PM Exton Bulls OCHC 18 Crosby Newington Red 15-Oct 7:00 AM Mercer Cheifs Rochester Grizzlies 18 Ovi Newington Blue 15-Oct 8:30 AM Boston Jr. Bruins Black Seacoast Spartans 18 Kane Wesleyan 15-Oct 9:40 AM Pittsburgh Vengence Jersey Shore Whalers 18 Ovi Newington Red 15-Oct 11:10 AM Little Islanders Buffalo Red Raiders 18 Kane/Ovi Newington Red 15-Oct 11:30 AM NJ Devils Exton Bulls 18 Crosby Wesleyan 15-Oct 11:30 AM EHA (East Haven) OCHC 18 Crosby Newington Blue 15-Oct 12:40 PM Frozen Tide Green West Haven 18 Crosby Newington Red 15-Oct 2:10 PM Boston Jr. Bruins Black Southern CT Stars 18 Kane Newington Red 15-Oct 4:00 PM Pittsburgh Vengence Rochester Grizzlies 18 Ovi Wesleyan 15-Oct 4:30 PM Mercer Cheifs Little Islanders 18 Ovi Northford Blue 15-Oct 5:30 PM EHA (East Haven) NJ Devils 18 Crosby Wesleyan 15-Oct 7:20 PM CT Knighthawks Buffalo Red Raiders 18 Kane Newington Blue 15-Oct 8:10 PM Exton Bulls Frozen Tide Green 18 Crosby Newington Red 15-Oct 8:20 PM Southern CT Stars Seacoast Spartans 18 Kane Wesleyan 16-Oct 7:10 AM Consolation 15 v 16 18 Newington Blue 16-Oct 8:00 AM Consolation 13 v 14 18 Wesleyan 16-Oct 8:10 AM Quarter Finals 3 v 6 18 Newington Blue 16-Oct 8:10 AM Quarter Finals 4 v 5 18 Newington Red 16-Oct 9:10 AM Consolation 11 v 12 18 Newington Blue 16-Oct 11:10 AM Semi Finals 1 v 3/6 18 Newington Blue 16-Oct 11:10 AM Semi Finals 2 v 4/5 18 Newington Red 16-Oct 12:10 PM Consolation 9 v 10 18 Newington Blue 16-Oct 1:10 PM Consolation 7 v 8 18 Newington Blue 16-Oct 2:10 PM FINAL 18 Newington Red East Coast Classic College Cup October 14-16, 2016 16U White Division Messier Leech Richter Quakers Exton Bulls 95 Giants Philly Little Flyers Frozen Tide White Exton Kings South Windsor Knights RI Hitmen Granite State Wild Guest West Haven Wonderland Wizards 16 White Time Home Score Away Score Age Division Rink 14-Oct 1:00 PM West Haven Exton Bulls 16 Leech Newington Blue 14-Oct 3:00 PM 95 Giants Exton Kings 16 Richter Newington Red 14-Oct 4:00 PM Granite State Wild Wonderland Wizards 16 Richter Wesleyan 14-Oct 4:30 PM Quakers Philly Little Flyers 16 Messier Newington Red 14-Oct 5:30 PM South Windsor Knights Guest 16 Messier Newington Blue 14-Oct 8:30 PM Frozen Tide White RI Hitmen 16 Leech Wesleyan 15-Oct 7:00 AM Guest Philly Little Flyers 16 Messier Wesleyan 15-Oct 8:10 AM Granite State Wild Exton Kings 16 Richter Newington Red 15-Oct 8:30 AM South Windsor Knights Quakers 16 Messier Newington Blue 15-Oct 10:00 AM West Haven Frozen Tide White 16 Leech Wesleyan 15-Oct 10:00 AM Exton Bulls RI Hitmen 16 Leech Newington Blue 15-Oct 1:00 PM 95 Giants Wonderland Wizards 16 Richter Wesleyan 15-Oct 2:30 PM Guest Quakers 16 Messier Wesleyan 15-Oct 3:40 PM Exton Bulls Frozen Tide White 16 Leech Newington Red 15-Oct 5:10 PM West Haven RI Hitmen 16 Leech Newington Red 15-Oct 6:00 PM South Windsor Knights Philly Little Flyers 16 Messier Yale 15-Oct 6:40 PM Granite State Wild 95 Giants 16 Richter Newington Red 15-Oct 7:00 PM Wonderland Wizards Exton Kings 16 Richter Wesleyan 16-Oct 9:00 AM Consolation 11 v 12 16 Wesleyan 16-Oct 9:10 AM Consolation 7 v 8 16 Newington Red 16-Oct 10:10 AM Semi Finals 1 v 4 16 Newington Blue 16-Oct 10:10 AM Semi Finals 2 v 3 16 Newington Red 16-Oct 11:00 AM Consolation 9 v 10 16 Wesleyan 16-Oct 12:10 PM Consolation 5 v 6 16 Newington Red 16-Oct 1:10 PM FINAL 16 Newington Red College Cup 2016 18U White Division Team: Pittsburgh Vengeance Level: U18 Manager: Dave Chidester Head Coach: Sean Berkstresser Email: [email protected] # Name Position Height Weight Date of Birth School Hometown, State Commitment 44 Berner, Matthew D 5'11" 160 12/20/99 North Hills Pittsburgh, PA None 10 Borriello, Anthony F 6'1" 165 11/12/98 Plum Plum, PA None 19 Chidester, Erik F 5'7" 160 10/17/98 North Allegheny Bradfordwoods, PA None 7 Gross, Sam D 6'0" 170 8/20/98 Butler Butler, PA None 65 Hertzberg, Michael F 5'6" 160 1/3/00 Sewickley Academy Sewickley, PA None 54 Joyce, Dillon F 5'9" 165 6/25/98 Plum Plum, PA None 61 Kidd, Justin D 5'9" 160 11/3/99 North Allegheny Pittsburgh, PA None 20 Kutch, Zachary F 5'5" 140 6/9/99 Armstrong Kittaning, PA None 13 Louria, Mark F 6'2" 165 4/17/99 North Allegheny Wexford, PA None 24 Mahsoob, Kaden G 5'9" 155 2/4/99 North Hills Pittsburgh, PA None 8 Mickey, Nate F 5'11" 170 11/9/98 Penn Trafford Harrison City, PA None 4 Miske, Jacob D 5'11" 205 11/27/99 Fox Chapel Pittsburgh, PA None 3 Ogeka, John D 5'11" 160 1/28/99 Erie Cathedral Prep Erie, PA None 17 Richard, Dawson F 6'2" 185 6/26/98 North Allegheny Wexford, PA None 40 Parks, John F 6'3" 185 7/11/98 North Allegheny Wexford, PA None 63 Rodgers, Ben F 5'10" 160 8/19/98 Butler Butler, PA None 35 Stauffer, Ben G 5'10" 175 3/15/99 Pine Richland Gibsonia, PA None 84 Tepe, Jake F 6'1" 195 8/4/98 Pittsburgh Central Catholic Pittsburgh, PA None 18 Vieira, Bernardo D 5'9" 165 10/20/99 North Allegheny Mars, PA None 85 White, Daniel F 5'11" 170 4/29/99 Hampton Gibsonia, PA None Frozen Tide U18 Green AAA Cathy Freericks Alex Velischek [email protected] # 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