10 Annual Agnes Jacks Invitational Tournament

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10 Annual Agnes Jacks
Invitational Tournament
February 15 to 17, 2013
Celebrating 50 years of ringette where it all began!
www.westferrisringette.ca
Message from Bruce Jacks
On behalf of the Jacks family I would like to welcome everyone to the 10th Annual West
Ferris Ringette Association Agnes Jacks tournament. It is an honour to see my Mother's
legacy continuing in North Bay, "The Birthplace Of Ringette."
This is a big year as it is 50 years since my Father Sam Jacks gave the world the sport
of Ringette and now the World's are coming home to North Bay December 28th 2013 to
January 03 2014 hope to see you all there.
A special thanks again to Barb Williamson our tournament convener for all the hard
work and endless hours she and the volunteers put into making this weekend a
success.
To the coaches, bench staff, parents and most of all the players, have a great weekend
and as my mother Agnes would say" STAY OUT OF THE PENALTY BOX."
Bruce Jacks
Honorary Chair
Message from the President
I want to thank everyone for coming to North Bay and participating in our Agnes Jacks
Tournament.
I would like to take credit for putting this together, but I cannot. A tournament is put
together by a group of hard working individuals and a strong, patient leader. Many of
these volunteers have given up other things in their lives to put this together for our
participants. We should never forget to be thankful to these people. Thank you to
Barb Williamson, and all those that helped you accomplish this, a wonderful, wellorganized and well-attended tournament.
The generous sponsors next deserve our thanks. As you all know, without their
assistance, associations could not put together what they do. These sponsors help
make our sport affordable and your participation in a tournament possible. Please
remember to support these businesses during your stay here and do not forget your
home town sponsors.
The final group to thank are the participants themselves. Without your teams, there
would be no tournament. You have come far and wide to be here and we appreciate
your support in attending our tournament. Thank you to everyone.
Welcome to North Bay – play hard and enjoy your stay. Good luck!
Sincerely,
Tracy Davis-Foreshew
President
West Ferris Ringette Association
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR
FEBRUARY 2013
On behalf of City Council and the citizens of North Bay, I am delighted to extend greetings and a
very warm welcome to all players, coaches, parents who will be attending the 10 th Annual
Agnes Jacks Ringette tournament on February 15 – February 17, 2013. This year marks the 50th
Anniversary of this great sport!
We would also like to extend warmest thanks to the West Ferris Ringette Association, sponsors,
volunteers and all who have played a part in putting this event together. Their hard work is
recognized and we thank them for their efforts in hosting this event.
For those of you from out of town, we hope that you will take some time to enjoy our City’s
sights and hospitality. Here in the City of North Bay, we feel very fortunate to have the best of
culture, entertainment, shopping, dining and accommodation that make this city – a great city!
We hope that your stay with us will be an enjoyable and memorable one.
Best wishes to all the players for a great tournament!
Sincerely,
Al McDonald
Mayor
City of North Bay
On behalf of the Province of Ontario, let me extend a warm welcome to players, coaches and
parents taking part in the 10th annual Agnes Jacks tournament from Feb. 15-17, 2013 in North
Bay.
This year, we mark the 50th anniversary of ringette. Of course, as North Bay is the birthplace of
the sport, this holds a very special significance here. Named after ringette’s late Ambassador,
Agnes Jacks, this event is a wonderful opportunity to showcase the game’s wonderful legacy.
We’re very pleased to have so many teams from across Ontario visiting Nipissing this weekend.
It’s my hope you’ll have a chance to enjoy our local hospitality and see first-hand some of the
wonderful sights and amenities we have to offer here.
Let me also offer my heartfelt thanks to the West Ferris Ringette Association and all of the
hard-working volunteers whose dedication makes a special event like this possible.
Best wishes for a terrific weekend of competition!
Sincerely,
Vic Fedeli, MPP
Nipissing
A Brief History of Ringette
In 1963, Sam Jacks, interested in developing a skating game for females, invented
ringette in North Bay, Ontario. The game immediately caught on across Northern
Ontario with many communities experimenting with the rules of the sport. The first
game was played in Espanola in 1964 by a high school women’s team. From there the
sport took off with rules being composed and by the end of the 1960s fledgling
associations were developed in Sudbury and North Bay.
The 1970s were a period of growth for ringette, with the first tournament being played
and provincial associations and Ringette Canada being created. Coaching and
certification programs were developed, sports camps were held and more tournaments
took place. In 1979 we took the game overseas for the first time to Finland.
Ringette continued to change and grow throughout the next decades. The shot clock
was introduced and the game grew in popularity across Canada and around the world.
Today, ringette is played by 30,000 people across Canada and in several countries
including Finland, Sweden, Russia, the United States, Japan, Australia, New Zealand,
the Czech Republic, Germany, France, Slovakia and the United Arab Emirates.
In 2013, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of ringette and the game is coming home.
North Bay has been chosen as the site for the 2013 World Championships of the game
we love so much.
Arenas
Sam Jacks Arena – the birthplace of ringette!
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42 Gertrude Street East
80’ x 180’ ice pad
Skate sharpening onsite
Pete Palangio Arena
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603 Wallace Road, North Bay
2 ice pads, 85’ x 180’
Skate sharpening and concessions on site
Skate sharpening is available at both arenas.
*maps courtesy of Arenamaps.com*
Tournament Schedule
Bunny Division
Saturday, February 16
10 am
3 pm
Pete Palangio - Demarco
Pete Palangio – Demarco
Join our Bunnyfest! Open to individuals or teams. $175 per team or $25 per ORA
player. We’ll add players to teams and make sure everyone gets to play. To register email Barb Williamson, Tournament Director at [email protected] or call
705-471-6630.
U10 Regional
Date
Time
Visitor
Home
Fri Feb 15
Fri Feb 15
Fri Feb 15
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sun Feb 17
Sun Feb 17
Sun Feb 17
1 pm
2 pm
5 pm
8 am
8:15 am
12 pm
1 pm
5 pm
10:15 am
11:15 am
3:15 pm
Valley East
West Ferris
Iroquois Falls
Upper Ottawa Valley
West Ferris
Sault Ste. Marie
Valley East
Iroquois Falls
Upper Ottawa Valley Sault Ste. Marie
Iroquois Falls
West Ferris
Sault Ste. Marie
Valley East
West Ferris
Upper Ottawa Valley
Upper Ottawa Valley Valley East
Sault Ste Marie
Iroquois Falls
2nd place
1st place
Upper Ottawa Valley
9 Malorey Lambert
10 Lilly Kluke
Leah miller
Gabby Cayen
Alexandra Lennox
44 Kaylie Macleod
99 Grace Froats
Samantha Belanger
8 Khloe Bertrand
Alexia Gardiner
Mallory Delarge
Abby Legault
Gillian Finley
Christine Schwan
Sault Icehawks
5 Gwen Allard
10 Gabrielle Baril
17 Hannah Booth
Ellery Bowman
3 Allison Caldwell-Pratt
Cali-Anna Elliott
16 Sarah Kresin
15 Lily Masse
2 Hannah McGregor
6 Mikayla Muncaster
11 Rachel Reed
14 Brianna Walker
1 Darienne See
4 Meadow Rankin
Head Coach: Derek Lennox
Head Coach: Pam Booth
Asst Coach: Tom Pratt, Debbie
Desgagne
Trainer: Brent Walker
Manager: Marney Muncaster
Asst Coach: Don Macleod
Trainer: Marc Bertrand
Manager: Lena Lambert
www.westferrisringette.ca
Arena
Sam Jacks
Sam Jacks
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Sam Jacks
Sam Jacks
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Iroquois Falls
Pete Palangio
Iroquois Falls Ringers
1 Aleida Arcand
10 Catherine Bell
3 Kyara Breton
17 Tatum Emans
25 Gracy-Lynn Gelinas
15 Shayna Hookimaw
2 Grace Lisiecki
19 Sarah McBride
88 Isabella Peever
99 Cloe Poliquin
21 Emilie Pretsell
77 Josee Pretsell
11 Caroline Roy
Valley East
2 Isabelle Beaulieu
3 Sarah Neelands
4 Katrina Locking
5 Valarie Gagnon
6 Elizabeth Robitaille
7 Natasha McGaughey
8 Kaitlyn Hinksman
9 Jaida Beaudry
10 Emily Trottier
12 Miranda Monzon
13 Elizabeth Richard
14 Mackenzie Cairn
17 Zoe Landry
Head Coach: Lynn Breton
Asst Coach: Todd Pretsell, Stephen
Poliquin, Aaron McBride
Head Coach: Julie Seguin
Trainer: Michelle Lisiecki
Manager: Angele Poliquin
West Ferris 63s
Reegan Powell
Faith Michauville
Liam Hamilton
Elizabeth Pace
Isabella Brotherston
Adrie Johns
Logan Smith
Kathleen Palmieri
Rose Brandt
Belinda Periard-Hamilton
Head Coach: Jeff Francom
Asst Coach: Tara Michauville
Manager: Tammy Bistrovich
Asst Coach: Michele Beaulieu
Trainer: Andre Landry
Manager: Sandra Hinksman
U12 Regional Exhibition Games
Date
Time Visitor
Fri Feb 15
Fri Feb 15
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
1
6
9
1
6
pm
pm
am
pm
pm
Home
Upper Ottawa Valley West Ferris 63s
West Ferris #2
Upper Ottawa Valley
West Ferris 63s
Upper Ottawa Valley
U12 Skills Competition
Upper Ottawa Valley West Ferris #2
Arena
Pete
Pete
Pete
Pete
Pete
Palangio
Palangio
Palangio
Palangio
Palangio
Upper Ottawa Valley
Hanna Curry
4
Erica Mosseau
5
Kate Ryan
6
Kaelyn McGrimmon
7
Hannah Hubert
9
12 Emma Kluke
14 Katie Belsher
22 Carolyn Wytenburg
44 Lauryn Atkins
66 Abigail Schwan
77 Jordan Benedict
99 Brenna Cone
West Ferris 63s
Carson Cleator
Ashlin Cullin
Chyna Edwards
Makayla Geisler
Madison Gignac
Meghan Gough
Kira Lynch
Kaylee Renaud
Kaitlyn Rodgers
Alexa Steffan
Makenna Twaddle
Stephanie Pigeau
Head Coach: Sean Benedict
Asst Coach: Jeff Schwan
Trainer: Karen Hubert
Manager: Sue Schwan
Head Coach: Stan Gough
Asst Coach: Tracy Davis-Foreshew
Manager: Pat Lynch
U14 Regional Division
Date
Time
Visitor
Home
Fri Feb 15
Fri Feb 15
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sun Feb 17
Sun Feb 17
1:15 pm
5:15 pm
9:15 am
1:15 pm
2 pm
7 pm
11 am
3 pm
West Ferris 63s
West Ferris Prov
Pete Palangio
Upper Ottawa Valley West Ferris 63s
Pete Palangio
Upper Ottawa Valley West Ferris Prov Pete Palangio
West Ferris 63s Prov West Ferris 63s Pete Palangio
U14 Skills Competition
West Ferris 63s
Upper Ottawa Valley Pete Palangio
West Ferris Prov
West Ferris 63s
Pete Palangio
2nd place
1st place
Pete Palangio
Upper Ottawa Valley
Rickell Blaedow
1
Carissa Moore
2
Abby Delarge
4
Emma Lee Reinhart
5
Megan Bennett
6
Renee St. Cyr
9
Daphnie Rose
10
Maia Zohr
12
Katie Schutt
16
Hannah Bradley
44
Taylor Virgin
66
Shannon Yolkowskie
99
West Ferris 63s
Mickayla Bistrovich
Eliza Jane Champagne
Olivia Talbot
Mia Hubert
Jessica Sheldon
Kate Sherry
Andre Lavoie
Laura Gough
Mai Lee Edwards
Madeline Cocroft
Kyra Brownlee-Barnett
Kristen Jackson
Kristal Plante
Head Coach: Neil Virgin
Asst Coach: Roger St. Cyr, Lance Delarge
Asst Coach: Jeffrey Millar
West Ferris 63s Provincial
1
Hannah Boegel
5
Ana Hill
7
Lauryn Hamilton
8
Rorey Brown
9
Madison Norman
10
Rylee Cote
12
Laura Nakanishi
13
Kaitlin Pace
14
Caitlyne Kervin
15
Melanie Brouse
17
Anne Yeomans
Arena
21
25
26
Head Coach: Tracy Davis-Forshew
Manager: Tammy Bistrovich
Grace Michauville
Bobbi-Ann McCulloch
Samantha Peddie
Head Coach: Mark Yeomans
Asst Coach: Tara Michauville, Dan Cote
Trainer: Jessica Johnston
Manager: Kelli Van Buskirk
U16A Division
Date
Fri. Feb 15
Fri Feb 15
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sun Feb 17
Sun Feb 17
Sun Feb 17
Time Visitor
Home
2 pm West Ferris 63s
Valley East
7 pm Valley East
West Ferris 63s
12 pm
U16A Skills Competition
2:15 pm Timmins
Valley East
7:15 pm Timmins
West Ferris 63s
8 am
Valley East
Timmins
12:15 pm West Ferris
Timmins
nd
5 pm
2 place
1st Place
Arena
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
West Ferris 63s
9 Megan Ablett
6 Allison Angelo
19 Sarah Begin
5 Stephanie Bethune
11 Hunter Carswell
7 Molly Demers
12 Teagan Hirsimaki
14 Taylor Hughes
10 Hannah Michauville
13 Sarah-Beth Raymond-Lusk
2 Julianne Sevigny
4 Katrina Twaddle
15 Maddie Yeomans
Valley East
Hannah Boucy
Kaitlyn Coufal
Anick Delarosbil
Danika Delarosbil
Katelyn Desgagne
Emma Heidrich
Kathleen Higgs
Taryn Lavallee
Valerie Menard
Briana Paquette
Kaylin Paquette
Murphy Stewart
Vanessa Young-McGee
Head Coach: Sara Parenteau-Comfort
Asst Coach: Alyssa Dean, Richard
Michauville
Trainer: Bruce Bethune
Manager: Micheline Demers-Landry
Head Coach: Luc Delarosbil
Asst Coach: Debbie Desgagne, Kerry
Doucette, Jocelyne Leclair
Manager: Sandy Paquette
Timmins
2 Sarah Bellemare
3 Tara Griener
4 Nadia Degenais
5 Veronic Delage
6 Jordan Thiboutot
7 Emily Jensen
8 Melanie Malette
10 Deanna Vien
12 Alexa Beland
13
14
18
19
17
33
Jenna Dubeau
Taylor Banks
Bianca Robichaud
Janelle Robichaud
Mara Kvas
Kayla Short
Head Coach: Lynn Schwertfeger
Asst Coach: Larry Dubeau, Michelle
Dubeau
Trainer: Jodi Rafuse
Manager: Guylaine Malette-Robichaud
U16B Division
Date
Fri Feb 15
Fri Feb 15
Fri Feb 15
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sun Feb 17
Sun Feb 17
Sun Feb 17
Time
2:15 pm
6:15 pm
9 pm
10:15 am
11 am
12 pm
3:15 pm
4 pm
8 pm
8:15 am
9 am
1 pm
Visitor
Home
Upper Ottawa Valley
Hamilton
Upper Ottawa Valley
Metcalfe
Jordan
Iroquois Falls
Hamilton
Metcalfe
Iroquois Falls
Upper Ottawa Valley
U16 Skills Competition
Metcalfe
Jordan
Iroquois Falls
Hamilton
Jordan
Upper Ottawa Valley
Hamilton
Jordan
Metcalfe
Iroquois Falls
2nd place
1st place
Jordan
1 Sydney Lessard
10 Anika Coates
12 Abbigail Vail
8 Emma Stevenson
16 Katie Waugh
6 Kylie Fast
4 Madison Attema
21 Natasha Kolundzic
18 Brittany Switzer
2 Hailie O'Brien
66 Chanel Attema
20 Taylor Blatchley
Upper Ottawa Valley
77 Brooke Agnew
16 Emily Agnew
8 Alycia Cooco
5 Emma Crozier
10 Morgan Delarge
66 Allison Doucette
7 Kyrsten Ingram
14 Emily Johnson
3 Bria Katsoulis
9 Stephanie Lee
12 Lindsay Lynch
4 Mykenzie McCallum
Head Coach: Andrew Attema
Asst Coach: Theresa Stevenson, John
Waugh
Trainer: Sophia Attema
Manager: Cindy Waugh
Head Coach: Curtis Crozier
Metcalfe Hornets
25 Brianna Charbonneau
23 Grace Donnelly
33 Devon Elson
24 Kaylie Fife
28 Jessika Guay
31 Sara MacDonald
20 Isla McLean
Asst Coach: Rob Agnew
Trainer: Lisa Ingram
Manager: Lisa Agnew
Hamilton Heat
34 Megan Brown
4 Madison Williams
5 Andrea Jacobs
7 Chelsea Lawson
8 Ciara Levely
9 Kirsten Monk
10 Jordyn Knowles
Arena
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Sam Jacks
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
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29
35
30
21
26
27
Kathleen Nooyen
Abbey Petrie
Sydney Robinson
Victoria Robinson
Georgia Ruyter
Tessa Ryan
Stephanie Stolk
11
13
14
16
17
Head Coach: Paul Charbonneau
Asst Coach: JP Guay, Greg Robinson
Trainer: Jennifer MacDonald
Manager: Leann Petrie
Laura Jacobs
Madison Tinker
Dana Campbell
Olivia Allan
Morgan Forrest
Head Coach: Alex Forrest
Asst Coach: Chuck Gibson
Trainer: Kelly Tinker
Manager: Kim Honeysett
Iroquois Falls Hornets
11 Britney Bujold
15 Alex Cyr
88 Mackenzie Dube
2 Montana Dube
77 Ashley Festarini
10 Britney Joseph
4 Jessica Lisiecki
3 Megan Lisiecki
66 Chelsie Longstreet
5 Adelle McLean
19 Hannah Morin
Head Coach: Sue Cyr
Asst Coach: John Longstreet, Sylvie
Roy, Craig Ogden
Trainer: Julie Gold
www.westferrisringette.ca
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18+B Division
Date
Fri Feb 15
Fri Feb 15
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sat Feb 16
Sun Feb 17
Sun Feb 17
Time
4 pm
8:15 pm
11 am
11:15 am
6:15 pm
8:15 pm
10 am
12 pm
Visitor
West Ferris
Woolwich
West Ferris
Valley East
Iroquois Falls
Valley East
4th place
2nd place
Woolwich Beez
2 Alicia Voisin
3 Jillian Pasher
4 Rebecca Walker
5 Steph Thomas
6 Christina Wilkinson
7 Amanda Poole
9 Carly Cousineau
10 Michelle Lee
11 Emily Martin
12 Kristen Kent
14 Gillian Primeau
15 Jenna Petker
16 Meghan Schott
1 Rachelle Ament
Home
Valley East
Iroquois Falls
Woolwich
Iroquois Falls
West Ferris
Woolwich
3rd place
1st place
Arena
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
Pete Palangio
West Ferris 63s
15 Kaitlin Collins
3 Taylor Cooney
17 Tiffany Costello
20 Sophie Desjardins
18 Karley Lalonde
5 Andrea Lamarche
4 Kaitlyn McDonald
6 Brianna McIntyre
34 Sara-Beth Raymond-Lusk
14 Gina Schiavo-Letts
11 Meaghan Spykerman
12 Joshua Spykerman
Diane Begin
Asst Coach: Gerbine Walker
Manager Deborah Thomas
Head Coach: Jeff Francom
Asst Coach: Rachel Desjardins, Kevin
Costello
Trainer: Rob McDonald
Manager: Richard Spykerman
Iroquois Falls X-Streams
5 Anne Archambault
4 Sue Cyr
16 Stacey Festarini
88 Stephanie Giguere
3 Ashley Gooch
13 Shannon Hunter
17 Jennifer Liznick
21 Tiana Nugent
99 Emily Ogden
Valley East
Sabrina Bolduc
Sarah Ciammaichella
Renee Delarosbil
Guy Farmer
Anyse Gagnon
Brooke Hope
Bradley Nault
Tara Sohm
Christine Spence
Head Coach: Lee Brubacher
1 Jessica Rondeau
15 Kelsey Rondeau
11 Danielle Roy
25 Emilie Roy
77 Jackie Roy
66 Cheralee Trepanier
Rjosee Robert
Amber Lariviere
Head Coach: Christine Spence
Back by popular demand – the Skills Competition!
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Target Shooting
Breakaway Challenge
Speed Relay
Goalie
Test your skills, make new friends and have a ton of fun! Sign up on Saturday at Pete
Palangio arena! Check your division schedule for the time.
We Love Playing in the Birthplace of Ringette!
Tournament Rules
1) The West Ferris Ringette Association Ringette Tournament is sanctioned by the
O.R.A. and therefore all O.R.A. rules will be followed unless otherwise specified.
2) All members of the coaching staff must sign the game sheets 30 minutes prior to
game time.
3) Teams must be ready to go on the ice FIFTEEN MINUTES PRIOR TO THE
SCHEDULED GAME TIME for all games. Failure to be on the ice within 5 minutes of
notification to begin the game may result in forfeiture of the game.
4) Two minutes will be allowed for on-ice warm-up for all games. This warm up will
start as soon as the zamboni leaves the ice and it is each team’s responsibility to have
their players lined up and ready to take the ice. Team cheers will take place within this
period. The timekeeper will buzz with 30 seconds left in the warm up, and teams who
wish to do a cheer must proceed to their benches and complete their cheers at this
time. Non-observance of this rule will result in a delay of game penalty. It is very
important that we all do our part to keep the games on schedule.
5) In the event of injury to a goalie, that player is allowed up to 5 minutes to
recuperate from the injury or to leave the ice. If the injured goalkeeper is replaced, that
player may not return to the ice until the play has resumed.
If an alternate goalkeeper is already dressed, that player must immediately replace the
injured goalkeeper – no warm up is allowed. If no alternate goalkeeper is already
dressed, an additional 5 minutes is allowed to dress and warm up a replacement
goalkeeper.
If the goalie receives a major or misconduct penalty a maximum of 5 minutes will be
allowed to replace the goalie with an eligible teammate.
6) No unsportsmanlike conduct will be tolerated from the spectators or coaches. In the
event that there is such conduct, the officials will ask this person to leave the building.
If, after 3 minutes the person has not left, a penalty will be assigned to the team
associated with the person who is at fault. If the person refuses to leave, the team with
unsportsmanlike conduct may forfeit the game.
7) Please be advised we will be following the ORA tie-breaking formula, this is available
for viewing at the trouble-shooting desks.
8) Games tied at the end of regulation play will be handled as follows:
a. Regular Round Robin Play – the game will remain tied with each team
receiving one point.
b. Final Game & any sudden death semi-final games - sudden death overtime - A
coin toss will decide which team starts with the ring. The game will proceed to
sudden victory overtime (successive 15 minute periods with the first goal winning
the game).
9) In the event that the goal spread reaches 7 or greater, the clock will be set to
running time during the second period only. The clock will revert to stop time if the goal
spread is reduced to six or less. For a final game, this will be up to the discretion of the
tournament director in consultation with the coaches of the participating teams.
If the goal spread is 7 or greater, additional goals will be recorded on the scoresheet
but not posted on the scoreboard.
10) Flooding of the ice between games may be skipped, solely at the discretion of the
tournament coordinator if the schedule is behind.
11) Bench staff may not receive medals. Medals will be presented on-ice directly
following each final game.
12) Bench staff members are to walk around to get to their team benches and not walk
across the ice surface.
13) The home team will be responsible for providing a scorekeeper for each home
game.
14) No bench staff member is permitted on the ice without wearing a helmet. Helmets
are required for attending to injured players.
15) Bench staff members are not permitted on the ice without a helmet for shaking
hands at the end of a game. Players are encouraged to skate by the opposing bench to
shake hands with that bench staff after shaking hands with the opposing players.
Rules Specific to U10 C Level of Play
One coach per team is allowed on the ice during play for instructional purposes as per
NCRRL League game rules.
Penalties shall be served by possession of the ring being awarded to the non-penalized
team in the normal fashion; however, the penalty time shall be waived, as per NCRRL
League game rules.
Tie Breaking Rules
When two or more teams have an equal number of points after completion of the round
robin games, the host is responsible to determine the rankings. When two or more
teams have an equal number of points after completion of the two ranking
tournaments, the Technical Program Director is responsible to determine the rankings.
It is preferred to decide all rankings that will eliminate a team from medal play using
the mini game procedures. Where mini games are not possible, use these ranking
procedures to resolve all ties in standings.
NOTES:
The maximum goals for per game is seven (7) more than the goals against.
If a team(s) has forfeited a game, that team(s) will be ranked the lowest position(s)
amongst the tied teams.
Shootouts will only be used in a 3 on 3 tournament
Clarification on the process: As soon as a step is completed and one or more teams are
ranked as a result of fully completing that step; go back to the top of the ranking of tied
teams process. For example: If 4 teams are tied, a tie between all 4 teams could be
broken in step 9. If the tie is only broken between two teams at the end of step 9,
then go back to step 1.
The ranking of the tied teams will be determined in the following order:
1. If one of the tied teams has beaten all other tied teams, rank that team highest.
2. If still tied and all tied teams have not played each other equally go directly to rule 7.
3. If still tied, rank the teams in order of wins between only the tied teams.
4. If still tied, rank teams in order of the plus/minus (goals for minus goals against) only
in games between the tied teams.
5. If still tied, rank teams using the following formula only in games between the tied
teams:
(Goals For + Goals Against)/Goals Against
(With the highest value being the higher ranked team)
6. If still tied, rank teams in order of the most goals for only in games between the tied
teams.
7. If still tied, rank the teams in order of wins between all teams.
8. If still tied, rank teams in order of the plus/minus (goals for minus goals against) in
games between all teams.
9. If still tied, rank teams using the following formula in games between all teams:
(Goals For + Goals Against)/Goals Against
(With the highest value being the higher ranked team)
10. If still tied, rank teams in order of the most goals for in games between all teams.
11. If still tied, rank teams where the team with the most fully served penalties will rank
lower.
12. If still tied, rank teams using least penalty minutes in games between the tied
teams.
13. If still tied, rank teams using least penalty minutes in games between all teams.
14. At this point, if still tied, the following may be considered to break the tie:
a) Mini-game
b) Coin Toss
c) Draw from a hat
Sponsors – where would we be without them? Thanks to the following
tournament sponsors:
Will be filming and broadcasting the final
games.
Formerly Don Cherry’s Restaurant
The West Ferris Ringette Association would like to thank the following sponsors:
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Rebuilt Resources
King Sportswear
Shriners
Elks Lodge
Spykes Gas Bar
Hoppers
The North Bay teams would like to thank the following team sponsors:
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Girard Home Comfort
Dr. Cameron Hunter
BDO Dunwoody
2257179 Ontario Inc o/a
Northern Safety and Lube
Jeff’s Auto Service
Shannondale Pet Hospital
Designed Roofing Inc
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1662303 Ontario Ltd Marlor-Maki
Property management
Dan Courville Chevrolet
P&G Auto Sales
Bay Auto Body
Tremblay Auto
Auto Tech
Also at the Tournament:
Hunters Sports Photography
50/50 Draw
Silent Auction
More About North Bay
North Bay Regional Health Centre – Hwy 17 just past Gormanville Road
Northgate Shopping Centre – Hwy 11/17 and Fisher
North Bay Mall – 300 Lakeshore Drive
Galaxy Cinemas - 300 Lakeshore Drive
Best Western Hotel and Conference Centre – 700 Lakeshore Drive
Comfort Inn Lakeshore – 676 Lakeshore Drive
Have a great tournament everyone!