Novice MD2, 2013-2014, BB (Oakridge Aeros Minor Hockey)

Sunday, November 3rd
Game #13		8:00 - 8:50		A1	vs	B2		APC
Game #14		9:00 - 9:50		B1	vs	A2		APC
Game #15		10:00 - 10:50		B4	vs	A4		APC
Game #16		11:00 - 11:50		A3	vs	B3		APC
Game #17		12:00 - 1:20		13W	vs	14W		APC

                                                                                         

Dorchester Minor Hockey

Dave Clarke Memorial Novice Tournament            

November 1^st – 3^rd, 2013

 

Tournament Rules

Scheduled game start times are approximate. Your team must be ready to play 15 minutes prior to the scheduled game time. There is a mercy rule, PLUS extra time built into the schedule so you must be ready to play 15 minutes prior to the scheduled game time or run the risk of forfeiture. Teams that are not ready to start their games on time or within the 15-minute window may forfeit such games at the discretion of the arena convenor. Due to the nature of our scheduling, time restrictions will be enforced.

 

Games

Periods shall be 10-10-10 for all games except the championship final. Championship Final will be 10-10-15.

 

Mercy Rule

When the goal differential is five goals at any time during the third period, the clock shall change to running time. Subsequently, if the margin is reduced to less than five goals, the clock WILL revert back to stop time. The mercy rule is in effect for all round-robin games only.

 

Overtime

Overtime is only applicable to the Semi-final and championship. The following format is to be used:

• 5 minutes (run time) 4 on 4 (Teams may freely substitute) Sudden Victory. If OT ends with no team scoring, a shootout will commence.

• Shootout – 3 shooters selected and written on game sheet before the puck drop of the SF and Championship final. The 3 shooters will alternate shots with the home team deciding who shoots first. The team with the most goals after the first 3 shooters will be determined the winner. If more shooters are required, first team to score in an equal amount of shots will be determined the winner.

No player may shoot twice until all players, excluding goalies, have participated in the shootout. A complete list of shooters in your team’s preferred order will be required before the start of the SF and Championship but the first 3 shooters will be required on the game sheet.

 

Time-Outs

One 30 second time-out per team per game will be permitted in the Championship Final only.

 

Play-Off Seeding

Top 4 teams advance to the Championship Semi Finals.

8 Team Division (2 pools of 4 teams):

Play-off seeding will be based on points with the top 2 teams from each pool advancing to the Semi Finals.

Game Win = 3 points, Game tie = 1 point, Game loss = 0 points

 

Tie-Breaking Formula

Tie-breaking and the determination of the round robin standings will be based, in order, on:

Total points

Head to head

The best ratio of "Goals For/(Goals For + Goals Against)" in all round robin games.

The team with the least goals against.

The team with the most goals scored.

The team with the lowest number of penalty minutes (including misconducts at 10 minutes per).

The team with the most shutouts

A toss of a coin by the tournament chairperson.

 

Example – If 2 or more teams are tied with 3 points, the GF divided by GF +GA against will be used. Team 1 has 3 points with 10 GF and 8 against. Team 2 had 3 points with 11 GF and 10 against. Team 1 – 10/10+8 = 0.555 and Team 2 – 11/11+10 = 0.523. Team 1 would advance. Note*- All of the above noted tie breakers must be exhausted. When three teams are tied, you DO NOT move back to the top of the list of tie breakers after 1 team has been eliminated.

 

Consolation Games

 

All teams advance to Sunday. The teams seeded 3^rd and 4^th in their pools will play the same seeded team from the other pool. A3 vs B3 and A4 vs B4

 

Championship Final

 

Home team will be decided by rank after RR play. The best ratio of "Goals For/(Goals For + Goals Against)"

 

Admission

NO GATE FEE.

 

Eligibility

Only teams with approved Hockey Canada (HC) or Hockey USA rosters/cards will be

permitted to play.

A maximum of nineteen (19) players may participate in any one game. However, a total of twenty-one (21) players may be registered (three (3) of which may be goalies) and substituted from game to game.

There shall be a maximum of five (5) team officials registered to any team.

 

 

Affiliated players may participate only if listed on an approved Affiliated Players List that is

filed with the Tournament Committee PRIOR to the first game being played.

 

Travel Permit

All teams must present a travel permit with their player registration to the tournament office prior to their first game.

 

General Rules

Teams will play a minimum of four (4) games. Please check your schedule to ensure it is accurate. In the event of a conflict, please notify the Registrar as soon as possible.

 

OMHA Hockey playing rules shall govern.

 

No one, other than players, coaches and trainers are allowed in the dressing rooms or the hallway leading to the dressing rooms before and after games.

 

Any player/coach receiving a second major penalty MAY be immediately suspended from further play in the tournament.

 

Due to variations in League rules, any player or coach under suspension entering the tournament is ineligible to participate in the tournament unless first cleared by the Tournament Committee. Either of the above violations will cause the offending team to forfeit the game(s) in which the above were used. The game will be shown as a 1-0 score for the non-offending team.

 

A Tournament Committee will hear protests. No protest will be heard regarding a referee's decision. A protest may only be heard if it is brought to the attention of the tournament chairperson or the arena convenor within thirty (30) minutes of completion of the game in question. A formal written submission can follow the initial notification. A hearing and ruling will be completed prior to the team's next scheduled game. All decisions made by the Tournament Committee are final.

 

Lunch

 

Lunch will be provided to all players and coaching staff on the 3^rd. A schedule will be provided for your team.

 

 

Release from Liability

Acceptance of a team's entry releases the tournament committee and officials, the arena management and everyone connected with the tournament from all liability for injury or accident which may be incurred by a player, team official or spectator while attending or participating in the tournament.!

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Toys for Tots

Toys for Tots' initial objective, which remains the hallmark of the program today, is to 'bring the
joy of Christmas to needy children'. Its goal is to deliver a message of hope that will build selfesteem
and motivate children to grow into responsible, productive, patriotic citizens and
community leaders.
Toys for Tots began in 1947 when Major Bill Hendricks, USMCR and a group of Marine
Reservists in Los Angeles collected and distributed 5,000 toys to needy children. The program
was so successful, it was expanded nationwide wherever a Marine Corps Reserve Unit existed,
the following year.
In 1993, the Peel Regional Police Service initiated the endeavour in Canada; The Halton
Regional Police Service began its own similar Toys for Tots program in 2000.
The official kick-off for the 2008 campaign was held on Friday, November 7, 2008 at Canadian
Tire (Trafalgar Road and Dundas Street). Chief Gary Crowell was joined by Walter Gretzky, and
representatives from the Oakville Salvation Army, Canadian Tire and Halton Honda.
Members of the public were invited to donate cash, Canadian Tire money and/or new,
unwrapped toys at any Canadian Tire location in Halton Region between November 15, 2008
and December 21, 2008.
Off-duty uniform and civilian employees of the Halton Regional Police Service gave of their time
each weekend during the campaign to collect cash, Canadian Tire money, and new, unwrapped
toys to ensure the program's continued success.
In addition to Halton Regional Police Service employees donating their time for this worthwhile
cause, many community partnerships were forged with many stakeholders in the Halton
Region, including, sports organizations, local businesses and schools.
The Salvation Army identifies families experiencing difficulty and distributes toys purchased
and/or collected to them. The toys collected in each Halton community were distributed to
these identified families in the same communities.
In 2007, the Halton Regional Police Service Toys for Tots campaign raised more than $54,000. In
2008, the Toys for Tots campaign experienced great success, in a difficult year for many Halton
families. Despite the significant downturn in the economy, Halton citizens dug down deep and
donated over $81,000 in toys and cash, spreading joy to over 1350 Halton families. In 2010 the
demand for toys was even greater and Halton citizens once again showed true community spirit
and helped their fellow Halton families with donations just exceeding $100,000! In 2012,
BLOMHA alone, donated $29,637!
Join in the spirit at the 2013 MD Challenge Cup by donating on Saturday, November 30th at
Appleby Arena (Arena A Lobby). We Thank You for your generous support.

Hamilton Bulldogs Offer

MD CHALLENGE CUP
Special Offer
Fri, Nov 29, 7:30 PM v. Toronto Marlies (Toronto Maple Leafs)
Sat, Nov 30, 7:00 PM v. Lake Erie Monsters (Colorado Avalanche)

Tickets $12

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Tournament Rules


1. All teams will be registered MD Teams or equivalent (MD is equal to OMHA AE or United States BB Teams).
Minor Bantam and above will be body checking.

2. All tournament entry fees must be paid in full before a team is allowed to compete. Team entries are on
first come, first serve basis with payment. A $40 Fee will be charged to any returned cheque, after which
full payment must be made by Cash or Certified Cheque.

3. Tournament Headquarters will be at Appleby Arena (by Arena A doors). The Phone Number for Tournament
Headquarters during the tournament is 905-331-3112.

4. The schedule will be available on the MD Challenge Cup webpage and will be emailed to the Team Contact
no sooner than 2 weeks prior to the tournament. Scores and Standings may be checked on the website.
Scores and news may also be followed on Twitter @MDChallengeCup. Please allow 3-4 hours for updates.

5. Teams must play in the division of their eldest player (a team with Minor & Major Atom players must play in
Major Atom). Each team shall have a minimum number of players, including one goaltender, of 11 players.
All A.P.’s must appear on the approved roster and be approved in advance of the tournament by the
Tournament Committee.

6. All Hockey Canada playing rules shall be enforced. Any suspensions not completely served during the
tournament will carry over into regular league play. A letter will be sent to your Hockey Association reporting
the misdemeanor.

7. O.H.F. minimum suspension list is in effect. Any GM30 and GM71 penalty will be an automatic suspension
from the tournament. An official's decision will be FINAL (no exceptions). A tournament organizer will
not have the authority to overrule a referee's decision.

8. All players and team officials must appear on approved Hockey Canada Team Roster sheets for the current
hockey season. Association Travel Permits & Approved Roster sheets must be submitted by Monday,
November 18th, 2013. No changes in players after this date without authorization of the Tournament
Committee. Any discrepancy in age of a player must be addressed by a written letter from the President of
your Minor Hockey Association. Teams must have copies of their Travel Permit & Approved Roster sheets in
their possession at all times for review by Tournament Committee if requested.

9. All players must wear CSA approved helmets, facemasks, and BNQ neck protectors. Should a player not
have a CSA sticker the Trainer may sign the back of the game sheet to take responsibility for that player as
per Alliance Hockey Guidelines.

10. All Coaches & Players must be ready to play 30 minutes prior to their scheduled game time. This is in order
to allow for starting games earlier when possible.

11. Tournament Game sheets will be provided. Game sheets are to be filled out at the Tournament Office in each
arena 30 minutes before game time and must be completed before participation in any game.

12. Dark Jerseys will be worn by the Home Teams and Light Jerseys will be worn by the Visiting Teams. If there
is an issue the Visiting team must change.

13. Handshakes will take place at the beginning of each game.

14. Period lengths in Round Robin play will be 10-10-10 for Novice and 10-10-15 for Minor Atom and above, with
a curfew if necessary, as determined by the Tournament Staff. Semi-Final and Championship game period
lengths will be 10-10-15 for Novice and 10-15-15 for Minor Atom and above.

15. Time-outs will not be permitted during round robin games. One 30-sec time-out will be permitted in the
Semi-Final and Championship games.

16. MERCY RULE: When there is a five or more goal difference, the third period will be running time until the
deficit is reduced under five. If the difference becomes five or more again, running time shall begin again.
Penalties while clock is running will commence when puck is dropped. A penalty is assessed in running time
will become 1.5 times its normal length, e.g. 2 minute penalty, will be a 3 minute penalty in running time.
Penalties in progress when stop time becomes run time will become 1.5 times the remaining time of the
penalty. Penalties in progress when running time becomes stop time will be 2/3 of the remaining time of the
penalty.

17. The score for a defaulted game shall be 1-0 for the non-offending team and they will be awarded 3 points.

18. STANDINGS 3 points for a Win in Regulation Time.
2 points for a Win in Overtime.
1 point for a Loss in Overtime.

19. OVERTIME RULES
No game will end in a tie. If at the end of regulation time, the game is tied, the tie breaking procedure will be
as follows:
For Round Robin Play: A five minute sudden victory overtime period will be played (stop time). The overtime
period is divided into five 1-minute segments.

 First minute – teams will play 4 on 4 (plus goalie)
 Second minute – teams will play 3 on 3 (plus goalie)
 Third minute – teams will play 2 on 2 (plus goalie)
 Fourth minute – teams will play 1 on 1 (plus goalie)
 Fifth minute – teams will play 1 on 1 (no goalie)

If the game remains tied, teams will continue to play 1 minute segments, 1 on 1 (no goalie) until the tie is
broken. During the time when there is no goalie, goals may only be scored from within the opposing team’s
blue line. If the puck enters the net on a shot initiated from outside the blue line, the ensuing faceoff will take
place at the closest faceoff spot to where the shot originated. A penalty during this portion of OT will result in
an awarded goal.

For Quarter Final, Semi Final and Championship Play: A three minute sudden victory overtime period will be
played (stop time). The overtime period is divided into three 1-minute segments.
 First minute – teams will play 4 on 4 (plus goalie)
 Second minute – teams will play 3 on 3 (plus goalie)
 Third minute – teams will play 2 on 2 (plus goalie)
 If still tied, teams will have 3 players (previously selected) participate in a shoot out.
 If still tied after 3 shots, shooters will continue one at a time until a winner is determined.

Shoot Out Procedure:
 Teams will shoot simultaneously (i.e. both #1 shooters will shoot at the same time, etc)
 You may replace the goalie prior to the start of the first shot, but once the goaltender has started the
shootout, he will remain in net for the entire shootout except in case of an injury.
 Players that are serving a penalty at the end of overtime play or have been ejected from the game
are not eligible to participate in the shootout.
 No player will shoot twice until one team’s entire roster has been depleted. If one team uses up their
entire roster, both teams will be allowed to start at shooter #1 again.
 Goaltenders must remain in their crease until the shooter touches the puck.
 Shooters must start the shot within 3 seconds of the whistle.
 Puck must be kept in motion at all times.
 There will be one shot allowed, no rebounds.
 Once the puck crosses the goal line (in or out of the net) the shot is considered complete.
For Round Robin & Championships:
Face-offs for the first 1 minute OT segment will take place at center ice. Face-offs at the beginning of each of
the following 1 minute segments will take place at the closest faceoff spot (within the zone) to the puck’s
location at the time of the buzzer.
No player can be on the ice for any part of two consecutive 1 minute segments (NO DOUBLE SHIFTS). If it is
brought to the attention of the referee that a player has been double shifted and it can be verified, a penalty
shot will be awarded to the opposing team.
Any penalty that is on the clock at the conclusion of regulation time will be halved and rounded up to the
nearest second. Example:
40 second penalty becomes 20 seconds
41 second penalty becomes 20.5 rounded up to 21 seconds
Teams will play short-handed until the penalties expire.
All penalties that are assessed in overtime will result in a penalty shot.
 Minor penalty will result in one penalty shot
 Major penalties will result in one penalty shot and offending player will be assessed the
corresponding GM penalty and ejected from the game.
 Double minors for Head Contact, Spearing or Butt-Ending are considered one infraction and
therefore will result in one penalty shot.
 Coincidental penalties will be 1 minute duration and will be served as usual in the penalty box and
teams will be permitted a replacement player on the ice. No penalty shots for coincidental penalties.
Direct any questions to Tournament Staff in the Tournament Office.

20. TIEBREAKER
IF TWO (2) TEAMS ARE TIED
If a two (2) way tie for first place or the tie being for other than first place position in the standings, the
following tie breakers will be used:
(A) Head to head record of the two teams during tournament round robin play (if applicable)
(B) If the two (2) teams are still tied after A has been applied, then the team with the best goal average gains
the higher position. The goal average of a team is to be determined in the following manner: Total number of
goals for divided by the total number of goals (for and against).
NOTE: ALL games are included
Example: For = 10 goals
Against = 4 goals
Percentage: 10/10+4 = .714
NOTE: The higher percentage (1.0 being the highest attainable) gains the higher position
(C) If the two (2) teams are still tied after A and B have been applied; the team with the least number of
minutes in penalties throughout all of the tournament games gains the higher position.
(D) If the two (2) teams are still tied after A, B and C have been applied, then the team that scored the first
goal in the first game between the two (2) tied teams gains the higher position.
(E) If the two (2) teams are still tied after A, B, C and D have been applied, then a single coin toss will
determine which team gains the higher position.
IF THREE (3) TEAMS OR MORE ARE TIED
NOTE: The three team tiebreaker is used to determine the seeding of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd seed.
If any step in the tiebreaker only seeds one team, that team assumes that position. If any step in the
tiebreaker eliminates one team, they are then eliminated from the equation. The three team tiebreaker
will continue to determine the seeding of the two remaining teams. At no time will teams using this formula go
back to the two-team tiebreaker.
If three (3) teams or more are tied, the following tie breakers will be used:
(A) The point record established in the games AMONG THE TIED TEAMS ONLY The team(s) with the most
wins would gain the highest position.
(B) If the teams are still tied after (A) has been applied, then the team with the best goal average gains the
highest position. The goal average of a team is to be determined in the following manner:
Total number of goals for divided by the total number of goals (for and against).
NOTE: ALL games are included
Example: For = 10 goals
Against = 4 goals
Percentage: 10/10+4 = .714
NOTE: The higher percentage (1.0 being the highest attainable) gains the higher position
The exercise of (B) establishes the team or teams with the highest position(s) by percentage. These teams
will advance. If there are still teams tied, they go to the next step. They do not go back to the Two Team
Tiebreaker.
Examples are as follows:
(1) Team A - .714 = 1 seed – Advances
Team B - .500 = 3 seed – Does not advance
Team C - .650 = 2 seed – Advances
(2) Team A - .714 = 1 seed – Advances
Team B - .500 = Still tied with Team C (go to next step D)
Team C - .500 = Still tied with Team B (go to next step D)
(3) Team A - .650 = Still tied with Team B (go to next step D)
Team B - .650 = Still tied with Team A (go to next step D)
Team C - .500 = Does not advance
(C) If two (2) teams are still tied after A and B have been applied; the team with the least number of minutes
in penalties throughout all of the tournament games gains the higher position.
(D) If two (2) teams are still tied after A, B and C have been applied, then the team that scored the first goal in
the first game between the two (2) tied teams gains the higher position.
(E) If two (2) teams are still tied after A, B, C and D have been applied, then a single coin toss will determine
which team gains the higher position.
Note: Teams will have until 5 p.m. game day to verify results of games at tournament headquarters.
Teams may dispute game results should they have reasonable proof. All decisions of tournament
organizers are final.

21. Please leave the dressing rooms in a clean condition after use. You are responsible for any damage. Please
check your dressing room prior to your game(s) and report any damage.

22. No persons are allowed in the Penalty box area or on the bench to take pictures or otherwise unless given
permission from the Tournament Committee.

23. The Tournament Committee reserves the right to make any decision regarding the tournament schedule and
the interpretation of tournament rules. All decisions of the Tournament Committee are FINAL. The
Tournament Committee and Officials are not liable for any injury, accident, or loss of articles, which may be
incurred by players or team officials while participating in the Hockey Tournament. In the event of a dispute,
the ALLIANCE rules apply.

GOOD LUCK & HAVE A GREAT TOURNAMENT!

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This is an OMHA sanctioned tournament and all governing body rules apply.

 

2.         All team managers must report to Tournament Office 45 min prior to their first game for registration purposes.  For all other games, arrival shall be 1/2 hour before game time.

 

3.         All managers will produce Official OMHA or approved Rosters and Travel Permits to be checked at registration.  These will be returned after your final game.

 

4.         All teams must be prepared to play 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start time.  Failure to comply will result in a Delay of Game penalty.

 

5.         Team officials must sign game sheets in the Tournament Office.  These must be completed 10 minutes prior to game time. GAME SHEETS MUST REMAIN IN THE OFFICE

 

6.         No more than 18 players per team. 

             Coaching staff to a maximum of five (5) behind the bench.

 

7.         The use of illegal players will result in immediate expulsion and loss of all fees.

 

8.         Each team shall bring two (2) sets of jerseys, along with all mandatory protective equipment, (including throat protectors and mouth guards).  For the House League tournament where teams may not have an extra set of jerseys, NOTL Minor Hockey will provide a set for the visiting team. Blue pucks will be used for all Tyke teams unless agreed by both teams that a black puck can be used. There will be run time in the third if ahead by more than 5 goals in all divisions. There is no cap on how many goals that a team can score. The tournament convenor will do the best to make sure all teams are placed in the appropriate age group and proper division.

 

9.                All games shall be 10-10-10 STOP TIME PERIODS and Finals 10-10-15, floods will be at the end of games.  Only a 5-goal difference will show on the game scoreboard.

 

9B        Floods will be at the end of games.

 

10.       Standings are determined on TOTAL POINTS, 2 for a win, 1 for a tie.

 

11.       Tie breakers:

                        1. Head to Head (Winner Advances)

                        2. Plus/Minus

                        3. Total goals for divided by total goals for and against.  GF/GF+GA

                        (Highest percentage advances).

                        4. Least amount of penalty minutes in tournament.

                       

12.       One 30 second time-out allowed per team per game in Semi's and Finals ONLY.

 

 

13.       Overtime in Semi-Final and Final games only, with shoot-out. (NHL format)

            1 x 3-minute sudden victory, 5 a side. ie. 4 on 4. 3 on 3 then to penalty shots.

In overtime, if unable to play shorthanded, the non-offending will be allowed to use an extra player.  The penalized player will serve the penalty and return to the ice in the usual manner.  At the first stoppage of play when the teams have returned to equal strength, the excess players will be removed from the ice.

            If still tied after the overtime period, then a 3-player shootout will take place.

 

14.       Shoot-out:

The three shooters from each team must be circled on the game sheet prior to the game.  If a shooter receives a penalty during the game which carries an automatic suspension, then that shooter will NOT be eligible during the shootout and a replacement will be named.

The Home team will have the option on whether to shoot first or last. Goaltenders will stay in their respective ends. Players must be in their player’s bench if not involved in the shot. If still tied after the three shooters for each team, then sudden victory penalty shots will take place using the remainder of the roster. If during the sudden victory shootout one team should exhaust their roster before the other team, then both teams may start over at the top of their roster using players in any order.

 

15.       Decisions of the referee are final and NOT subject to protest.

 

16.       This is a zero tolerance centre.  Any attempt to injure another player or fighting will be dealt with by means of ejection from the game and possibly the tournament. 

 

17.       Game misconducts and major penalties merit automatic suspension for the next game as per OMHA rules. 

 

18.       Any team official ejected from a game shall be suspended for his team's next game. 

 

19.       No refund after acceptance of your team.

 

20.       Rules governing acceptance are superseded by the OMHA.

 

21.             Teams will be responsible for any damage to the dressing rooms and other arena facilities.  Report any damage to the Tournament Officials before using the assigned dressing room.  It will be the individual team's responsibility for loss or theft in the dressing room.

 

22.           OMHA Code of Conduct will be in place throughout the Tournament. This includes the Parents in the stands. If Parents cannot control themselves verbally or worse yet physically. They will be removed from the Arena. If they do not remove themselves the team they belong to will forfeit the game. This includes verbal attacks on the Officials.

 

23.             Any team failing to complete a tournament game shall result in that team being disqualified from advancing. All games played by the disqualified team shall be disregarded when determining a team that advances. Failure to complete may be a result of being absent, or as a result of a suspended game due to ejections, or as a result of a suspended game due to failure to start play. If a team cannot be present due to a weather related situation, the Tournament Committee will make their decision accordingly.

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WEST LONDON MINOR HOCKEY
BYRON OPTIMIST TOURNAMENT

January 31st - February 2nd, 2014

Sanction # Alliance - 14-029

[email protected]

The WEST LONDON - BYRON OPTIMIST Tournament (Formerly BMO ) will be held from Friday, January 31 to Sunday February 2nd, 2014. 
All registrations for this tournament will take place on-line through Thriva and will be filled on a “first come - first served basis.” It is anticipated that this tournament will be filled early again this year so please register as soon as possible!!

TO REGISTER FOR THIS TOURNAMENT PLEASE CLICK "Registration and Updates"  here or on HOME Page .

A $200.00 deposit is required to register. 

Teams will receive acceptance once registration has been received.
All remaining fees must be paid by DECEMBER 15th to guarantee entry

NOTE: OUT OF TOWN TEAMS must register in TOURNAMENT SANCTIONED HOTELS ONLY Click on Hotel tab for information regarding our Hotel Policy.

Click here for List of hotels - - - - - ->Hotels 2013-14

CSTT is the Official Sports Travel Company of West London Hockey and is theONLYcompany authorized to book hotel rooms for our tournament. If you do not book your rooms with CSTT you will not be accepted into our Tournament. The following hotels have been removed from our approval list, due to service concerns. Team staying at any of these hotels will not be accepted into our Tournament Country Inn and Suites Airport Inn

The tournament entry fee will be $925.00 which guarantees at least three (3) games and free gate admission to the entire tournament. Details of the tournament rules will be provided upon receipt of your registration, however you should note the following:

1) The tournament is designed exclusively for “A “and “MD / Select HL” Teams in all categories from Novice to Midget 

All "A" divisions except Minor Novice, Novice, Minor Atom and Atom will be body checking.
All MD / HL Select Divisions will be Non Body Checking. ( Note: If ALL teams entered in a division normally play Body checking the divison will include Body Checking)

2) The Minor Novice (2006's) and Novice (2005's) will be divided into 2 or 3 divisions to accommodate the various levels. 

3) Tournament committee reserves the right to place teams in division deemed suitable based on league standings. 

4) Only players carded or AP’s rostered to your team will be allowed to play. All teams must provide stamped player cards or rosters prior to their first game. Use of illegal/ineligible players will result in the forfeiture of the game. 

5) Each team must have a National Certified Trainer and Coach on the bench for all games. 

Games will be played at Western Fair, Argyle, Carling, Kinsmen, Stronach and Nichols Arena, London.

On behalf of West London Hockey we sincerely hope you can participate in our tournament. If you plan to attend please register on line as soon as possible.

CONTACT
Peter Feenstra
505 Belvedere Ave. 
LONDON, Ontario
N6K 2R3 
Home (519) 657-6548 
[email protected]

ARENAS: Western Fair, Argyle, Carling, Kinsmen, Stronach and Nichols Arena

DATES: Fri January 31st, Sat. February 1st and Sun. February 2nd, 2014
Teams must be prepared to play on Friday, January 31st starting at 10:00 AM and may be required to play 2 games on that day

COST: 
$ 925.00 team (This includes free admission for all spectators) All teams will be guaranteed a minimum of 3 games.

CATEGORIES: 
The tournament will include an "A" and “MD / Select HL” Division for all categories from Novice to Midget 

All "A" divisions except Minor Novice, Novice, Minor Atom, Atom, Minor Peewee and Peewee will be body checking.
All MD / HL Select Divisions will be Non Body Checking. ( Note: If ALL teams entered in a division normally play Body checking the divison will include Body Checking)
 
ALL Teams require a National Certification coach and trainer on the bench at all times. 

FORMAT: 
All teams guaranteed 3 games. At least 50% of teams advance to next round. 

GAME LENGTH: 
10-10-15 
Clock will run at straight time in 3rd period when goal difference is more than 5 goals. 

REFUNDS: 
There will be no refunds for any reason unless a replacement team is found. If a replacement team is found, you will be charged a $100 administration fee from your original entry fee. 

TOURNAMENT DIVISIONS 
Tournament is open to all “A” and “MD / Select” Teams.
(ALL TEAMS POOLED TOGETHER IN ONE GROUP). 

MINOR NOVICE & Tyke PRE-NOVICE AAA, AA, A, MD 
-7 Years of age or younger as of December 31, 2013

MAJOR NOVICE AAA, AA, A, MD 
-8 Years of age or younger as of December 31, 2013

MINOR ATOM A, MD/Select 
-9 Years of age or younger as of December 31, 2013

MAJOR ATOM A, MD/Select 
-10 Years of age or younger as of December 31, 2013

MINOR PEEWEE A, MD/Select 
-11 Years of age or younger as of December 31, 2013

MAJOR PEEWEE A, MD/Select 
- 12 Years of age or younger as of December 31, 2013

MINOR BANTAM A, MD/Select 
-13 Years of age or younger as of December 31, 2013

MAJOR BANTAM A, MD/Select 
-14 Years of age or younger as of December 31, 2013

MINOR MIDGET A, MD/Select 
-15 Years of age or younger as of December 31, 2013 

JUNIOR MIDGET - MD/Select ONLY
-16 Years of age or younger as of December 31, 2013

MAJOR MIDGET A, MD/Select 
-17 Years of age or younger as of December 31, 2013

Tournament Committee will decide on placement of entries into Major or Minor Divisions for all minor/major mixed teams and select teams. 

ALL "A" DIVISIONS EXCEPT MINOR NOVICE, NOVICE, MINOR ATOM, ATOM, MINOR PEEWEE and PEEWEE WILL BE BODY CHECKING.
ALL MD / SELECT HL DIVISONS WILL BE NON-CHECKING. (NOTE: If ALL teams entered in a division normally play Body Checking the Division will include Body Checking) 

ALL TEAMS REQUIRE A NATIONAL CERTIFICATION COACH AND TRAINER ON BENCH FOR ALL GAMES. 

Please complete player and coaches list on line by DECEMBER 15th. 

APPROVED (STAMPED) rosters or cards from your governing body and a copy of your travel permits must be presented at registration before your first game. 

A $200.00 Deposit is required to receive acceptance into this tournament. 
Outstanding fees must be received by December 15th. Teams paying only a Deposit must provide a credit card number which will be used if fees not paid by the deadline. 

TO REGISTER FOR THIS TOURNAMENT PLEASE CLICK "Registration and Updates" here or on HOME Page

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