Toronto Marlies International Holiday Classic
Location: Etobicoke
Monday, December 27, 2010-Thursday, December 30, 2010
Schedule & Results
| Game # | Date | Time | Opponent | Venue | Result |
| 30 | Mon Dec 27 | 12:45 PM | Eastern Ontario Wild | Canlan Etobicoke - Rink #2 | 1-4 (L) |
| 54 | Mon Dec 27 | 7:55 PM | Ottawa Senators | Canlan York University - Rink #2 | 1-6 (L) |
| 82 | Tue Dec 28 | 3:45 PM | Ajax-Pickering Raiders | Canlan Etobicoke - Rink #3 | 2-3 (L) |
| 99 | Wed Dec 29 | 9:25 AM | Markham Majors | Chesswood (#3) | 1-9 (L) |
Tournament Recap
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About This Tournament
December 26-30th, 2010
At: Canlan Ice Sports (Etobicoke) Arena, Chesswood Arena,
Canlan Ice Sports York and Westwood Arena.
For Schedules and Results, please click here.
Age Categories will be comprised with the anticipated number of teams:
1995 MINOR MIDGET - 60 to 64
Teams will be divided into Balanced Divisions of four or five teams in each Division.
Each team will be guaranteed four games in a Round Robin or Cross-Over
A minimum of Eight Teams in each category will advance to the Play-off Rounds.
Any Wild Cards selected to advance to the Quarter Finals will be determined on the basis of highest points. If a tie still exists, then the teams will advance on the basis of highest percentage. (Add the goals for and against together and divide into the goals for.)
Length of Games
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12-15-15 |
Stop Time Round Robin |
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12-15-15 |
Stop Time Quarters & Semis |
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15-15-15 |
Stop Time Finals |
Overtime
During the preliminary games if there is a tie at the end of regulation time, both teams will be awarded one point. Overtime will only be played in the Quarters, Semis, and Finals. (For overtime information refer to Rules & Regulations).
Referees
All games will have a - 3-Man system
Rules & Regulations
- C.H.A./O.H.F. rules apply with the following exceptions noted: no center red line on off-sides
- Teams must register at least one hour prior to first game.
- All teams must dress a minimum of 12 skaters, including 2 goalies.
- The maximum number of players to be registered shall be 20. The maximum number of players to be dressed, including goalies is 19 (20 for USA Hockey). Affiliated players will be accepted providing they are registered on the initial team list prior to the first game. No player may play for two teams during the tournament. If however an affiliated player’s team has been eliminated from the tournament, that player becomes eligible to play with the higher category team.
- Any team found with ineligible players participating in a game will be disqualified from the tournament. (Note: Games won by a disqualified team will be considered a win for the opposing team at a score of 1 - 0).
- All teams must carry local league registration cards for each player (copies accepted). No team can participate without their Branch permission.
FIGHTING & MAJOR PENALTIES
If any player incurs a Major penalty for fighting, or another Major infraction which carries an automatic game misconduct, the player shall receive a suspension consistent with the mandatory suspension as prescribed by the Ontario Hockey Federation.
MATCH PENALTIES
All match penalties shall be reviewed by the Tournament Committee at a hearing attended by the offending player, the coach and any other person designated by the Committee.
TEAM COLOURS
It is preferable that each team carries two contrasting sets of sweaters with them. It is the responsibility of the Home Team to change color of sweaters if they are similar to their opponents. Home and Away is indicated on the schedule.
TIES - METHOD OF DECLARING DIVISION STANDINGS AND WINNERS
- If two teams are tied in points, whichever team won the game played against the team with which it is tied, places higher, i.e. “head to head”.
- If still tied in points, whichever team earned more wins based on Round Robin play.
- If more than two teams are tied, whichever team earned more points (wins and ties included) based on games between the teams tied.
- If still tied, add the goals for and against together and divide into the goals for, with the team with the highest percentage placing higher.
- If still tied... least goals against If still tied... most goals for If still tied... fewest penalty minutes (Majors & Misconducts included) If still tied... coin toss
- Ties in the SEMI-FINALS AND CHAMPIONSHIP If tied at the end of regulation time, teams will not change ends, but commence to play a ten (10) minute stop time sudden-victory overtime period. If still tied, teams will retire to their respective dressing rooms while the ice is re-surfaced. Upon returning to the ice, teams will commence playing ten (10) minute stop time sudden-victory overtime periods until one team scores.
- Ties in the MINOR & MAJOR BANTAM PLAY-OFFS If tied at the end of regulation time, teams will not change ends, but commence to play a ten (10) minute stop time sudden-victory overtime period. If still tied, play will resume in a five (5) minute sudden-victory period with four skaters on the ice per team. If still tied, an additional sudden-victory period will resume with three players on the ice per team until one team scores. *** A penalty incurred during the “3 on 3” will result in the non-offending team adding a playerto the ice for the duration of the penalty.
- Section (g) applies to all play-offs except the MINOR BANTAM SEMI-FINALS and FINALS, AND THE BANTAM CONFERENCE FINAL AND GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP. If tied at the end of regulation time, teams will not change ends, but commence to play a ten (10) minute stop time sudden-victory overtime period. If still tied, teams will retire to their respective dressing rooms while the ice is re-surfaced. Upon returning to the ice, teams will commence playing ten (10) minute stop time sudden-victory overtime periods until one team scores.
PROTESTS
There shall be NO PROTESTS. The decisions of the Tournament Committee shall be final. The Tournament Committee reserves the right to rule on items not previously covered.
TIME-OUTS
One 30-second time-out will be allowed per game (includes overtime).
General Information
Insurance:
The Holiday Classic Tournament or its Tournament Committee will not be held responsible for injuries caused by a player or spectator. Please ensure that all players are covered by insurance before participating in the Tournament.
Dressing Rooms:
Only registered players will be allowed in the dressing rooms. Any player(s) suspended during the tournament must not enter the dressing room prior to the game(s) from which they are suspended. Failure to adhere to this rule will result in a further suspension. Dressing Rooms must be vacated 20 minutes after game. Teams are responsible for ensuring their dressing rooms are locked and secure at all times. It is the team’s responsibility to provide their own locks. |