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2018 SR Pee Wee B Tourney Draw-Rules-Contacts.Xlsx Swan Valley Stampeders Pee Wee B Tournament Feb. 24-25, 2018 Game # Time Home DR Visitor DR 19:00Swan Valley Stampeders 2 Flin Flon Bombers 1 2 10:45 The Pas Huskies 3 Waywayseecappo Wolverines 4 31:15Swan Valley Stampeders 2 The Pas Huskies 3 4 3:00 Flin Flon Bombers 1 Waywayseecappo Wolverines 4 Saturday 5 5:30 Flin Flon Bombers 1 The Pas Huskies 3 67:15Swan Valley Stampeders 2 Waywayseecappo Wolverines 4 79:303rd Place in Pool 4th Place in Pool Sunday 8 11:15 1st Place in Pool 2nd Place in Pool **Team coaches to communicate jersey colours prior to game** Home teams wear dark coloured jersey if available Tournament Rules 1. All games will be governed by Hockey Manitoba regulations. 2. Games consist of 3‐15 minute stop time periods. Any games with a goal differential of 5 goals or more in the 3rd period, will be played as straight time. Games return to stop time if differential less than 5 goals. Ice will be resurfaced after every 2 periods. 3. All calls and decisions made by the officials on the ice are final. There will be zero tolerance for abuse and/or intimidation towards the officials. Please set a positive example! 4. In the event of a tie at the end of regulation in the round robin each team will select 3 different shooters for a shootout. Winner decided after 3 rounds. If still tied we will continue one shooter per round. Each player may only shoot once, until all skaters have shot. Home team will shoot first. Shootout winner receives only one more goal (ie. if tied 4‐4, final score will be 5‐4 regardless of how many goals were scored in shootout). 5. In the event that the tournament time schedule cannot be met, the tournament committee will have the authority to make adjustments as deemed necessary. 6. Coaches ‐ it is your responsibility to ensure your team is ready 10 min. before your scheduled start. 7. Participating teams are designated as HOME and AWAY. 8. Points will be earned as follows: 3 points for regulation win, 2 points for shootout win, 1 point for shootout loss, 0 points for regulation loss. 9. In the event of a tie in points at the end of round robin play between two or more teams, Hockey Manitoba tiebreakers will be applied to determine final round robin standings. Refer to pages 79 & 80 in 2017‐18 Hockey Manitoba Handbook. 10. In the finals if a game ends tied, the two teams will play 5 minutes of 3 on 3 sudden victory hockey. If one team is shorthanded, game will be played 4 on 3 (or 5 on 3) until the next stoppage where action would return to 3 on 3. If still tied, the teams proceed to shootout, using round robin rules. Swan Valley Stampeders Pee Wee B Tournament February 24‐25, 2018 Hockey MB Goal Swan Valley Wayway Flin Flon Bombers The Pas Huskies Points Average Final Ranking Stampeders Wolverines GF/(GF+GA) Flin Flon Bombers Swan Valley Stampeders The Pas Huskies Wayway Wolverines ** Record score of team in left‐hand column score first** *** REFER TO RULES FOR ROUND ROBIN TIEBREAKERS***.
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