Welcome to the 2015 Hockey Alberta Midget B Provincial

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Alberta Hockey Midget B Provincials
Welcome to the
2015 Hockey Alberta Midget B Provincial Championships
Presented By
2014/2015 Ponoka Fountain Tire Wolves Midgets
& The Town of Ponoka
Congratulations to your team on becoming an Alberta Zone Champion! We look forward to hosting your
team and their families at the upcoming Midget B Provincial Hockey Championships. Everything you need
to complete the registration process for Provincials is in this package along with a bit of information that will
help your teams stay in Ponoka. We look forward to meeting all of you and hope to provide your team with
an exceptional hockey experience.
Team Registration Form
Please complete and email to Kathy Matejka at [email protected], along with your high resolution
team photo, team logo if you have one, and your team roster in a spread sheet format. Hotel allocation
will be given out once we receive this information.
Provincial Zone Banner
Each team is required, by Alberta Hockey to order their banner through Sideline Printing & Banners.
The order form is in this package, and must be ordered, paid for, and brought to Provincials for the
Opening Ceremonies on Thursday, March 19, 2015 at 3:00 p.m.
Ponoka Hotel Accommodations
The Ponoka Provincial Organizing Committee has secured 150 rooms to be used by teams during
Provincials. These rooms are located within three hotels.
PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT ANY HOTELS DIRECTLY
To receive your Team Block Booking, please contact:
Sue Lamb
403-704-1044
email: [email protected]
Community Fee
In lieu of single admittance tickets we have estabished a community fee that will provide a mass
admittance to all spectators attending from your community. Each team is required to pay this community
fee for participation in the 2015 Midget B Provincials.
Skate Sharpening
Skate Sharpening will be available on site for your players convenience.
Dressing Rooms
Each team will be allocated a dressing room for the entire stay during Provincials. Your team will be
responsible for any damages that occur over the 4 day provincial stay.
Team Host
Each team will be assigned a “Team Host”. These are generally younger players in Ponoka Minor
Hockey. This is an exciting experience for them, and we encourage you to bring a couple extra Jerseys
for them to wear to help cheer on your team.
Contact Information
If you require any information, please contact one of the following:
Laurie Jansen - Chair
Sue Lamb - Asst Chair
403 783-1375
403 348-1686
[email protected]
[email protected]
Provincial Tournament Schedule
Thursday, March 19
1:30 PM Coaches/Managers Meeting (upstairs Ponoka Arena Complex)
3:00 PM
Opening Ceremonies (all teams required to attend)
All teams report to your assigned dressing rooms by 2:30 PM
Pool A
Pool B
Host
Zone 4
Zone 2
Zone 1
Zone 3
Zone 5
Zone 7
Zone 6
Game #
Day
Start
Home (Zone)
Vs
Away (Zone)
1
Thursday
5:30 PM
2
VS
3
2
Thursday
8:15 PM
H
VS
7
3
Friday
9:00 AM
4
VS
5
4
Friday
11:45 AM
1
VS
6
5
Friday
2:30 PM
H
VS
2
6
Friday
5:15 PM
7
VS
3
7
Friday
8:00 PM
4
VS
1
8
Saturday
8:00 AM
5
VS
6
9
Saturday
10:45 AM
7
VS
2
10
Saturday
1:30 PM
3
VS
H
11
Saturday
4:15 PM
6
VS
4
12
Saturday
7:00 PM
5
VS
1
PLAYOFF ROUNDS
SEMI-FINALS
13
Sunday
8:00 AM
POOL A - 1st
VS
POOL B - 2nd
14
Sunday
10:45 AM
POOL B - 1st
VS
POOL A - 2nd
VS
WINNER 14
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
15
Sunday
4:30 AM
WINNER 13
PRINTING
graphics
&
phone: 403-885-2386
SIGNS
Blackfalds, Alberta
Hockey Alberta Tournament Banner Order Form
ZONE #
Host
Champions
Representative
Team Name:
Division/ Conference (ie. Peewee C)
Contact Person:
Phone number:
Banner Size:
3’ x 5’
Roster:
2’ x 3’
Roster (Fill list in)
Jersey #
First Name
Mini Banners: 12” x 20”
8” x 14”
No Roster (Leave list blank)
Last Name
Coaches (LIMIT 4 - Please print full name in each space )
Trainers (LIMIT 2 - Please print full name in each space)
Managers (LIMIT 2 - Please print full name in each space)
Shipping Required? Yes / No
(Shipping is through Purolator, and is extra)
Shipping Address:
Tournament Location:
Contact Number
Tournament Date:
Year:
5” x 7”
PRINTING
graphics
&
SIGNS
Blackfalds, Alberta
3’ BY 5’ BANNERS
2’ BY 3’ BANNERS
MINI BANNERS
phone: 403-885-2386-
MIDGET B
PONOKA
4XL
ITEM #
1
2
3
4
5XL
HYPE HOODY
BLACK
$50.00
HYPE HOODY
GREY
$50.00
L/S ATHLETIC T-SHIRT
BLACK
$30.00
L/S ATHLETIC T-SHIRT
CHARCOAL
$30.00
NAME
LOWER BACK
$10.00
NAME or NUMBER
SLEEVE, NAPE or HOOD
$7.00
HYPE HOODY
MIDGET B
PONOKA
*100% Polyester Fleece
*Soft Touch Sports Fleece
PERSONALIZATION
L/S ATLETIC T-SHIRT
L/S ATLETIC T-SHIRT
MIDGET B
PONOKA
MIDGET B
PONOKA
*Soft Touch Sports Fleece
ITEM #
HYPE HOODY
MIDGET B
PONOKA
*Moisture Wicking
*Moisture Wicking
PRINT LEGIBLY NAME TO BE IMPRINTED ON ITEM
PRICE
TEAM NAME:
HOODY SIZING
T-SHIRT SIZING
MEN’S SIZE
S
M
L
XL XXL 3XL 5XL
Garment Half 22.4 23.6 24.8 26.0 27.6 29.1 32.3
Chest (inches)
Contact Info: Sue Lamb
Phone:403-704-1044
Email: [email protected]
Mailing Address: Sue Lamb
RR3, Site 1, Box22 Ponoka AB. T4J-1R3
*Full payment must be submitted with order.
*Order deadline February 28.
March 19 - 22, 2015
•
Ponoka Arena Complex
•
Ponoka, AB
TEAM REGISTRATION FORM
Note: This form must be received prior to Hotel Room Allocations being given out.
Team Name: _______________________________________________________ Zone: _________________
Team Manager Contact (Attending): _________________ Ph: ________________Cell: _________________
Number of Players Attending: ____________ Number of Players in Final Year of Minor Hockey _________
Please type and email a complete Team Roster with Captains, Assitant Captains and Goalies allocated.
Coach: ___________________________________________ Cell: _________________________________
Assistant Coach: ____________________________________ Cell: _________________________________
Assistant Coach: ____________________________________ Cell: _________________________________
Please scan and email: Kathy Matejka - [email protected]
_________ Team Registration Form
_________
Team Photo & Logo (high resolution jpeg)
_________
Team Roster (Excel spread sheet format)
Note: Items in your Team Package that must follow to complete your teams exceptional Provincial Hockey
Experience.
Mail the following items to: Sue Lamb, RR3 Site 1 Box 22, Ponoka, AB T4J 1R3
_________ Banner Ordered - (form in package - team responsibility to bring to Provincials)
_________
Provincial Apparel Forms (due with payment Feb. 28, 2015)
_________
Team Community Fee: $600.00 (send with Apparel forms)
If you have any questions, contact Sue Lamb at (403) 348-1686 or email [email protected]
Provincial Tournament Schedule
Thursday, March 19
1:30 PM Coaches Meeting (upstairs Ponoka Arena Complex)
3:00 PM
Opening Ceremonies (all teams required to attend)
All teams report to your assigned dressing rooms by 2:30 PM
Pool A
Pool B
Host
Zone 4
Zone 2
Zone 1
Zone 3
Zone 5
Zone 7
Zone 6
Game #
Day
Start
Home (Zone)
Vs
Away (Zone)
1
Thursday
5:30 PM
2
VS
3
2
Thursday
8:15 PM
H
VS
7
3
Friday
9:00 AM
4
VS
5
4
Friday
11:45 AM
1
VS
6
5
Friday
2:30 PM
H
VS
2
6
Friday
5:15 PM
7
VS
3
7
Friday
8:00 PM
4
VS
1
8
Saturday
8:00 AM
5
VS
6
9
Saturday
10:45 AM
7
VS
2
10
Saturday
1:30 PM
3
VS
H
11
Saturday
4:15 PM
6
VS
4
12
Saturday
7:00 PM
5
VS
1
PLAYOFF ROUNDS
SEMI-FINALS
13
Sunday
8:00 AM
POOL A - 1st
VS
POOL B - 2nd
14
Sunday
10:45 AM
POOL B - 1st
VS
POOL A - 2nd
VS
WINNER 14
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
15
Sunday
4:30 AM
WINNER 13
Ponoka Restaurants
Ponoka offers a wide variety of restaurants with many different menus within close proximity to the
arena. These include:
Restaurant
Boston Pizza
Type
Restaurant
Type
Pizza
Johns Place
Varied Menu
Cilantro and Chive’s
Varied Menu
Mcdonald’s
Fastfood
Daltons
Varied Menu
China Palace
Dairy Queen
Dinos
Domino Pizza
Golden Wheel
Hong Kong Cafe
Iron Horse
Chinese
Fastfood
Varied Menu
Pizza
Chinese
Chinese
Varied Menu
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Perry’s Pizza
Pizza Doro
Seasoning Pot
Fastfood
Pizza
Pizza
Chinese
Subway
Fastfood
Wendy’s
Fastfood
Tim Horton’s
Fastfood
Map of area and arena and hotels and other amenities
PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT REGULATIONS
10.3
(a) The Provincials will be played under the official Hockey Canada Rules, with
the exception of Hockey Alberta regulations and/or rules adopted by HA.
(b) Each Team may have a maximum of nineteen (19) Players. Affiliated Players
may only be used provided their Association Affiliation and registrations in the
Registry were previously approved and presented prior to the start of the
tournament. Once the championship tournament commences, this roster of
nineteen (19) is frozen and no further additions are possible. The list of Players
must be provided to the Hockey Alberta Representative, prior to the start of
the tournament.
(c) Zone Minor Regulations Coordinator to determine “Home” and “Away”
Teams for Provincial Tournament Draw. Teams must be ready to start play at
the appointed time. (Hockey Canada Playing Rules – Rule 10.15)
(d) The length of all games will be three (3) periods of twenty (20) minutes stoptime with the ice being resurfaced between each period.
(e) Managers and Coaches shall be deemed responsible for the behavior of their
teams and team supporters. Any inappropriate behavior or actions by those
persons registered with Hockey Alberta shall be subject to disciplinary actions
as prescribed in the Bylaws, Rule, and Regulations.
(f) The disciplinary rulings, in compliance with the Hockey Alberta Suspension
Procedures, shall be applicable for the duration of the tournament.
Suspensions, which occur during provincial play and carry over, will be filed
with the Zone Minor Regulations Coordinator, or designate.
(g) Tied games shall not be broken in round-robin play.
(h) In the event that teams are tied for a playoff position, the following procedure
will apply:
(i)
If two(2) teams are tied:
(A)
The teams with the most wins in the round robin gain the highest
position.
(B)
If the two (2) teams are still tied after Minor Regulation
10.3(h)(i)(A) above, the winner of the round-robins game
between the two tied teams gains the highest position.
(C)
If the two (2) teams are still tied after Minor Regulations
10.3(h)(i)(A) and 10.3 (h)(i)(B) have been applied, 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 of number of goals
for and against.
NOTE: ALL round-robin games are included.
Example: For = 10 goals
Against = 4 goals
Percentage: 10
10+4
10
14
=
=. 714
NOTE: The highest percentage gains the highest position.
(D)
If the two (2) teams are still tied after Minor Regulations 10.3
(h)(i)(A), 10.3(h)(i)(B) and 10.3(h)(i)(C) and have been applied,
then the team with the least number of minutes in penalties
throughout all of the round-robin games gains the highest
position.
(E)
(h)(i)(A), 10.3(h)(i)(B), 10.3(h)(i)(C) and 10.3(h)(i)(D) have been
applied, then the team that scored the first goal in the game
between the two (2) tied teams gains the highest position.
(F)
(h)(i)(A), 10.3(h)(i)(B), 10.3(h)(i)(C), 10.3(h)(i)(D) and 10.3(h)(i)(E)
have been applied, a single coin toss will determine which team
gains the highest position.
(I) For the coin toss for two (2) teams tied, a single coin will be
tossed with one of the teams declaring either “heads” or
“tails.” The team that declares the toss and is successful would
then be declared the first (1st) placed team. If the team that
declared the toss is unsuccessful, that team places second
(2nd).
(ii)
If three (3) teams or more are tied, the point record established in the
games AMONG THE TIED TEAMS ONLY will be used as the first tie
breaking formula in deciding which team(s) will advance.
(A)
The team with the most wins would gain the highest position.
(B)
If teams are still tied after Minor Regulations 10.3(h)(ii)(A) above
has been applied, 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 total
number of goals for and against.
Note: Games between the tied teams only will apply.
Against = 4 goals
Percentage: 10
10 + 4
10
14
=
=
=
. 714
Note: The highest percentage gains the highest position.
(I) If all three percentages are different for the three (3) teams
that are tied, the first (1st), second (2nd), and third (3rd) place is
decided with the highest percentage gaining first (1 st) place
and the lowest gaining third (3rd) place. The tie-breaking
procedure will not go back to two teams tied.
(C)
If two teams or more are still tied after Minor Regulations
10.3(h)(ii)(A) and 10.3(h)(ii)(B) have been applied, the team(s) to
qualify would be the team(s) that received the least number of
minutes in penalties throughout all of the round-robin games.
(D)
If three teams are still tied after Minor Regulations 10.3(h)(ii)(A),
10.3(h)(ii)(B) and 10.3(h)(ii)(C) have been applied, a coin toss will
determine the highest position(s).
(I) For the coin toss involving three (3) teams tied, all three teams
tied will each toss a coin. The team that tosses the first odd
coin is declared the first (1st) place position of the three (3) tied
teams.
(II) The two (2) remaining teams will now toss a single coin with
one of the teams declaring either “heads” or “tails.” The team
that declares the toss and is successful would then be
declared the second (2nd) place team. If the team that
declared the toss is unsuccessful, that team is placed third
(3rd).
(iii)
All games played in the Semi-Finals and Finals must decide a winner. In
the case of tied games in Semi-Final: Use Hockey Canada Official
Playing Rule 10.16.
Hockey Canada Official Playing Rule 10.16 – Tied Game
(A)
If at the end of the three regulation twenty-minute periods the
score is tied, the following shall take place:
(I) If the Referee feels it is necessary, he may order the ice to be
resurfaced at the end of the three regulation periods. If the
ice is not resurfaced, the teams will not change ends.
(II) The puck shall be faced-off at center ice and the play shall
continue with a ten-minute sudden victory overtime period.
(III)If the score is still tied after the sudden victory ten minute
overtime period, the teams would take a normal between
period break and return to play twenty minute sudden victory
period(s). The teams will now change ends.
(B)
Any overtime period shall be considered part of the game and all
unexpired penalties shall remain in force.
(C)
If either team declines to play in the necessary overtime period or
periods, the game shall be declared a loss for that team.
(i)
Protests will not be entertained on the outcome of any FINAL Championship
game.
(j)
HA will award twenty-four (24) medallions to winners of Provincial
Championships and the runners-up in a final series, namely gold and silver.
Medallions will not be awarded when a series is not held. The Operations
Council shall determine how many medallions will be required from season to
season and will approve accordingly.
(k) Teams failing to send a representative to the coach/manager meeting held
prior to the Provincial Tournament may result in the Head Coach (as defined
and determined by the Hockey Alberta Rep at the Tournament) of said team
being suspended for the first two (2) games that his/her team participates in.
(l)
Teams failing to participate in the opening ceremonies of the Provincial
Championship Tournament, if the LMHA is holding an Opening Ceremonies
as a part of the event, will result in the Head Coach (as defined and
determined by the Hockey Alberta Rep at the Tournament) of said team
being suspended for the next two (2) games his/her team participates in
following the Opening Ceremonies.
PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT TIE BREAKING REGULATION
10.3 (h)
In the event that teams are tied for a playoff position, the
following procedure will apply:
(i)
If two(2) teams are tied:
(A)
The teams with the most wins in the round robin gain
the highest position.
(B)
If the two (2) teams are still tied after Minor Regulation
10.3(h)(i)(A) above, the winner of the round-robins
game between the two tied teams gains the highest
position.
(C)
10.3(h)(i)(A) and 10.3 (h)(i)(B) have been applied, 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 of
number of goals for and against.
NOTE: ALL round-robin games are included.
Against = 4 goals
Percentage:
=
10
10+4
10
14
=. 714
NOTE: The highest percentage gains the highest
position.
(D)
10.3 (h)(i)(A), 10.3(h)(i)(B) and 10.3(h)(i)(C) and have
been applied, then the team with the least number of
minutes in penalties throughout all of the round-robin
games gains the highest position.
(E)
10.3 (h)(i)(A), 10.3(h)(i)(B), 10.3(h)(i)(C) and 10.3(h)(i)(D)
have been applied, then the team that scored the first
goal in the game between the two (2) tied teams gains
the highest position.
(F)
10.3 (h)(i)(A), 10.3(h)(i)(B), 10.3(h)(i)(C), 10.3(h)(i)(D)
and 10.3(h)(i)(E) have been applied, a single coin toss
will determine which team gains the highest position.
(I)
(ii)
For the coin toss for two (2) teams tied, a single
coin will be tossed with one of the teams
declaring either “heads” or “tails.” The team that
declares the toss and is successful would then be
declared the first (1st) placed team. If the team
that declared the toss is unsuccessful, that team
places second (2nd).
If three (3) teams or more are tied, the point record
established in the games AMONG THE TIED TEAMS ONLY will
be used as the first tie breaking formula in deciding which
team(s) will advance.
(A)
The team with the most wins would gain the highest
position.
(B)
If teams are still tied after Minor Regulations
10.3(h)(ii)(A) above has been applied, 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 total number of goals for
and against.
Note: Games between the tied teams only will
apply.
Example: For = 10 goals Against = 4 goals
Percentage:
10
=
10 + 4 =
10
14
=
. 714
Note:
The highest percentage gains the highest
position.
(I)
(C)
If all three percentages are different for the three
(3) teams that are tied, the first (1st), second (2nd),
and third (3rd) place is decided with the highest
percentage gaining first (1st) place and the
lowest gaining third (3 rd) place. The tie-breaking
procedure will not go back to two teams tied.
If two teams or more are still tied after Minor
Regulations 10.3(h)(ii)(A) and 10.3(h)(ii)(B) have been
applied, the team(s) to qualify would be the team(s)
that received the least number of minutes in penalties
throughout all of the round-robin games.
(D)
If three teams are still tied after Minor Regulations
10.3(h)(ii)(A), 10.3(h)(ii)(B) and 10.3(h)(ii)(C) have been
applied, a coin toss will determine the highest
position(s).
(I)
For the coin toss involving three (3) teams tied, all
three teams tied will each toss a coin. The team
that tosses the first odd coin is declared the first
(1st) place position of the three (3) tied teams.
(II)
The two (2) remaining teams will now toss a single
coin with one of the teams declaring either
“heads” or “tails.” The team that declares the
toss and is successful would then be declared the
second (2nd) place team. If the team that
declared the toss is unsuccessful, that team is
placed third (3rd).

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