2017 Ringette Alberta U12 Provincial hampionships · 2019. 8. 21. · 59 evangelina anderson 60 avery popowich head coach alex game ac allison alberto ac ashley gandy ac cam mcneill

1 2017 Ringette Alberta U12C Provincial Championships


Table Of Contents

4 Welcome from Ringette Alberta

5 Welcome from Cal East Ringette Association

6 Host Committee Team

7 Don Hartman NE Sportsplex

8 Schedule

9 NW Breakaway

Red Deer Electric Shock

10 Airdrie Sting

SC Ice Crushers

12 Medicine Hat Misfits

Beaumont Blackout

13 Edmonton Warriorz of the Ring

NW Storm

15 Cal East Northern Lights (Host Team)

Indus Lightning

16 Edmonton Bullets

Fort McMurray Phoenix

18 – 23 Tournament Rules and Procedures

23 – 24 Referee Signals

26 – 27 Sponsors – Thank You!


Welcome Letter


WELCOME!

On behalf of the Calgary East Ringette Association and the U12C Host Team Championship Committee, we would like

to welcome you to our community. We congratulate all the teams on your achievement in making it to the Provincial

Championships and extend our best wishes to all the competitors over the next few days.

We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all our sponsors and volunteers for making this event a reality, without

their generous donations and hard work these types of events would not be possible. We would also like to say

“Thanks!” to the families and friends who have come out to support the players.

A special thanks to our Refs!

The Provincial Championships are an opportunity for our young athletes to compete to the best of their abilities while

demonstrating their passion and dedication to the sport of Ringette. During this tournament, we all look forward to see-

ing a great display of skill, competition and teamwork in the true spirit of Sportsmanship.

Best of luck to all the teams!

Jackie Babineau

Tournament Chairperson


PROVINCIALS HOST TEAM COMMITTEE

Chairperson Jackie Babineau

Treasurer Kelli Morin

Sponsorship/Donations Coordinator Shayan Jones

Program Coordinators Wes Clark / Tammy Newman

Raffle Table Coordinator Maddie Simmard

Photography Coordinator Moe Souraya

Opening Ceremonies Coordinator Cathy Ryan

Housing / Hotels Coordinator Jackie Babineau

Goodie Bags / Swag Coordinators Melinda Wabick / Wendy Cestari /

Lorraine Hibbs / Moe Souraya

Volunteer Coordinator Cathy Ryan

Game Sheet Coordinator Deb Pearson

General Help Dan Jones / Art vanDiepen /

Yoshika Coffyne

RINGETTE ALBERTA , 11759 Groat Road, Edmonton, AB T5M 3K6

Karen Salmon - RAB Rep Phone: 780-415-1750

Kristi Puszkar – Officials Rep Fax: 780-415-1749 www.ringettealberta.com


How to get to the NE Sportsplex ...

from the NORTH Deerfoot Trail south, to McKnight Blvd; turn East on McKnight Blvd to 68th Street NE; turn north on 68th

Street; 1.5 blocks north on right hand side

from the SOUTH Deerfoot Trail north to McKnight Blvd; turn east on McKnight Blvd to 68th Street NE; turn north on 68th

Street; 1.5 blocks north on right hand side

from the EAST 16th Avenue (Trans Canada Highway); north on 68th Street 1.5 blocks; north of McKnight Blvd NE on

right hand side

from the WEST east on 16th Avenue (Trans Canada Highway); north on Deerfoot Trail; turn east on McKnight and turn

Don Hartman NE Sportsplex

5206 - 68th Street N.E.

Calgary, Alberta

Canada

T3J 3P8

Phone: (403) 590-2444

Fax: (403) 590-2448


U12C PROVINCIAL SCHEDULE

POOL A POOL B POOL C

Beaumont Blackout Red Deer Electric Shock Northwest Storm

Cal East Northern Lights Airdrie Sting Edmonton Warriorz of the Ring

Medicine Hat Misfits Edmonton Bullets Fort McMurray Phoenix

South Calgary Ice Crushers Indus Lightning Northwest Breakaway

GAME#

DATE START END INFO HOME VISITOR RINK

1 March 17, 2017 7:30 AM 8:30 AM POOL A Beaumont Blackout Cal East Northern Lights West

2 March 17, 2017 7:45 AM 8:45 AM POOL A Medicine Hat Misfits South Calgary Ice Crushers East

3 March 17, 2017 8:45 AM 9:45 AM POOL B Red Deer Electric Shock Airdrie Sting West

4 March 17, 2017 9:00 AM 10:00 AM POOL B Edmonton Bullets Indus Lightning East

5 March 17, 2017 10:00 AM 11:00 AM POOL C Northwest Storm Edmonton Warriorz of the Ring West

6 March 17, 2017 10:15 AM 11:15 AM POOL C Fort McMurray Phoenix Northwest Breakaway East

7 March 17, 2017 3:15 PM 4:15 PM POOL A Beaumont Blackout Medicine Hat Misfits West

8 March 17, 2017 3:30 PM 4:30 PM POOL A Cal East Northern Lights South Calgary Ice Crushers East

9 March 17, 2017 4:30 PM 5:30 PM POOL B Red Deer Electric Shock Edmonton Bullets West

10 March 17, 2017 4:45 PM 5:45 PM POOL B Airdrie Sting Indus Lightning East

11 March 17, 2017 5:45 PM 7:00 PM POOL C Edmonton Warriorz of the Ring Northwest Breakaway West

12 March 17, 2017 6:00 PM 7:15 PM POOL C Northwest Storm Fort McMurray Phoenix East

13 March 18, 2017 7:45 AM 8:45 AM POOL B Indus Lightning Red Deer Electric Shock East

14 March 18, 2017 9:00 AM 10:00 AM POOL C Edmonton Warriorz of the Ring Fort McMurray Phoenix East

15 March 18, 2017 10:15 AM 11:15 AM POOL B Airdrie Sting Edmonton Bullets East

16 March 18, 2017 11:30 AM 12:30 PM POOL C Northwest Breakaway Northwest Storm East

17 March 18, 2017 12:15 PM 1:15 PM POOL A South Calgary Ice Crushers Beaumont Blackout West

18 March 18, 2017 12:45 PM 1:45 PM POOL A Cal East Northern Lights Medicine Hat Misfits East

19 March 18, 2017 3:00 PM 4:15 PM CROSS 1st B 4th C West

20 March 18, 2017 3:30 PM 4:30 PM CROSS 2nd B 3rd C East

21 March 18, 2017 4:30 PM 5:30 PM CROSS 1st C 4th A West

22 March 18, 2017 4:45 PM 5:45 PM CROSS 2nd C 3rd A East

23 March 18, 2017 6:00 PM 7:00 PM CROSS 1st A 4th B East

24 March 18, 2017 7:15 PM 8:15 PM CROSS 2nd A 3rd B East

March 18, 2017 8:30 PM 9:00 PM MINI GAMES IF REQUIRED East

25 March 19, 2017 7:15 AM 8:30 AM SF1 #1 #4 East

26 March 19, 2017 7:30 AM 8:45 AM SF2 #2 #3 West

27 March 19, 2017 8:45 AM 9:45 AM 11TH #11 #12 East

28 March 19, 2017 9:00 AM 10:00 AM 9TH #9 #10 West

29 March 19, 2017 10:00 AM 11:00 AM 7TH #7 #8 East

30 March 19, 2017 10:15 AM 11:15 AM 5TH #5 #6 West

31 March 19, 2017 11:15 AM 12:30 PM BRONZE LSF1 LSF2 East

32 March 19, 2017 11:30 AM 12:45 PM GOLD WSF1 WSF2 West


NW BREAKAWAY

2 THYME EWANISHIN

3 JAYDEN ALBIZZATI

4 CAIMBREE WILLIAMSON

5 NATALIE POTTER

6 ISABELLE BEATTY

7 SHILOH RIDDELL

8 CHLOE SEYMOUR

9 LIVIA MECKELBORG

10 SYDNEY KELM

12 ALANA SCOTT (G)

13 AIMEE GOLDER

14 ANNA NELSON

16 GRACE SCOTT

28 LAUREN CROCKER (C.)

HEAD COACH ANDY CROCKER

AC RYAN WILLIAMSON

AC SANDRA JENSEN

AC LISA DORREN

MANAGER LISA DORREN

RED DEER ELECTRIC SHOCK 1 RAYLEI DIES

2 BRENNA CROWE (A)

4 CHARLOTTE SKOGEN

5 LACEY MCFARLANE (G)

6 MAYA SKINNER

7 GRACE DEBOGORSKI (A)

9 SARABETH ELLIS

10 CHELSEY LACHMAN (C.)

11 HARLOW MADDEX

12 AYLA JACOBSON

13 RACHEL CRICHTON

14 JETT MACDONALD

15 KAMRYN HAMILTON

HEAD COACH CARLA LACHMAN

AC DARREN MADDEX

AC CURTIS DEBOGORSKI

AC JEFF SKINNER

MANAGER JEN DEBOGORSKI


AIRDRIE STING 2 LEAH WEECH (C )

3 SAMANTHA HAGEN

4 KAITLYN THOMPSON

5 LYDIA ENGLOT

6 AINSLEY VINDEVOGHEL

7 AMELIA LAWES (G)

8 KIRAN BOWRON

9 SHAE STURBY

10 RORY PURVIS (A)

11 SYDNEY ZULINICK (A)

13 JAIDYN CHALMERS

14 TRINITY AMSING

15 MADISON POILE

HEAD COACH KURT WEECH

AC SUSAN ENGLOT

AC MARK STURBY

AC ELDON LAWES

AC JENNY WHITTINGTON

AC NICOLE VINDEVOGHEL

MANAGER STEVE PURVIS

SC ICE CRUSHERS 2 HANNAH LILLES

3 CAROLJEAN BATE (G)

4 ABBEY REGAN

5 VICTORIA POWERS

6 LIZA SCASE

7 AMELIA HINTON

8 SAMANTHA SCHMIDT

9 AVERY RYAN

10 CAMERON JOHNSON

11 GRACE AYRES

12 ALEXA JOBS

15 ANASTASIA GELLETA

16 AVA STRAUSS

17 AVA FOUGERE

HEAD COACH MYRON GELLETA

AC JOAN HINTON

AC KRISTIE BATE

AC DARRIN RYAN

AC GARTH AYRES

MANAGER JANET SCASE


MEDICINE HAT MISFITS 2 RILEIGH TABOR

4 AVERY WEISGERBER (C )

6 SHYANNE HEIMARK

7 EVA CHARTRAND

8 HANNAH THOMPSON

9 RUBY ALLEN

10 JORDAN WEISGERBER

11 ABIGAIL ULMER

12 BROOKLYN SCHLENKER

15 JORDYN MACAULAY

17 CARLIE O'CONNOR

33 LINSEY BECHTOLD (G)

HEAD COACH TYLER ULMER

TRAINER ROD THOMPSON

AC KARI FISCHER

JRC HANNAH HEIDEL

MANAGER JODY SCHLENKER

BEAUMONT BLACKOUT 1 ETHAN BROWNE

2 OLIVIA CRAIK

3 BRIDGET DUHAIME

4 HARPER BEARCHELL

5 CARLY FRANKLIN

6 ALEXANDRA GAUTHIER

7 NICHOLAS JANUSKA

8 SOPHIA KEELING

9 KARYS KLUG-WEISBECK

10 KASIDY KLUG-WEISBECK

11 AVA LANDREVILLE

12 CHLOE LEEDELL

13 HANNAH MACKIE

14 RYLIE MCMATH

15 JENNIFER RUZYCKI

16 JULIANNA SHTUKA

17 BROOKLYN SIERMACHESKY

18 HAYDEN WIERZBA

HEAD COACH JASON BEARCHELL

AC SCOTT SHTUKA

AC HEATHER LEEDELL

AC JAKE WIERZBA

AC BROCK FRANKLIN

MANAGER KIM MACKIE


EDMONTON WARRIORZ OF THE RING

15 ISABELLE ROGERS

46 IVY SACOBIE

47 PAIGE DRIBNENKY

48 VIKTORIA ANDERSON

50 ALLISON MCNEILL

51 DEIDRA GRANNARY

52 NICHOLAS ALBERTO

54 TATIANA BOEKESTYN

55 MACKENZIE GAME

57 RUILIN JIANG

58 KIERA MCMILLAN

59 EVANGELINA ANDERSON

60 AVERY POPOWICH

HEAD COACH ALEX GAME

AC ALLISON ALBERTO

AC ASHLEY GANDY

AC CAM MCNEILL

MANAGER LUELLA ANDERSON

NW STORM

1 AVERY SHAVLUK

6 OLIVIA TOWPICH (G)

7 SARAH OLSON (A)

8 DELIA STAVROPOULOS

9 KAELIN JACKSON

10 EMMA MACGILLIVRAY

11 KAITLYN BUDGELL (C.)

12 JULIA STRATHDEE (A)

13 MADELYN MOE

14 CADENCE KANE

15 CHELSEA OLSON

16 AMELIA GARDNER

19 KAITLIN BOWES

HEAD COACH DAVE STRATHDEE

AC JILL OLSON

AC TREVOR BUDGELL

AC ROY TOWPICH

MANAGER TANIS BUDGELL


CAL EAST NORTHERN LIGHTS

3 KIERRA WABICK

4 MADI BABINEAU

5 KIERRA BARD

6 EMILY HIBBS

7 SKYLA EARL (C )

8 KYLIE BARD

9 REANO COFFYNE

12 CELINA MORIN (A)

16 MEENA JONES

22 SUMAR SOURAYA (G)

23 CHELSEA VANDIEPEN (A)

26 LAUREN JAREK-SIMARD

32 KIERRA ELSON

HEAD COACH CARLA EARL

AC DON MORIN

AC DEREK COFFYNE

JR COACH AMY PEARSON

JR COACH HAILEY EBERLE

MANAGER WENDY CESTARI

INDUS LIGHTNING

3 MARIAH LYWOOD

4 BRYNN FOSTER

5 MADISON CHRISTIE

9 TEIHA LOLACHER

12 ABBYGALE SHERIDAN (A)

14 ERIKA HOWES

18 KALYSTA SEVERSON

22 AVERY ENGELSON

23 HAILEY BENTEIN

24 CARYS WINTERS

26 MYAH SAWATZKY (C )

29 RACHEL HASSON (A)

32 DELANEY HASSETT (A)

HEAD COACH JAMI PHILIPCHUK

AC KALA CHARNEY

AC MARK SEVERSON

AC RYAN SAWATZKY

MANAGER ALLY CHRISTIE

MANAGER ROSELLE SHERIDAN


EDMONTON BULLETS

32 ANNALYN BIAGI (C )

34 JULIA WRIGHT

35 RIKKI EURICH

36 CAITLIN OZUM (A)

37 OLIVIA LANGSTROM

38 TAYLA WATTS (G)

39 JENNA WATTS

40 MARLIE ALLEN

41 KAITLYN STODDART (G)

42 AMELIA FEREDAY

43 JAZMYNE ZURCH

44 HANNAGH FLYNN

45 ALYSSA MINAKER (A)

HEAD COACH PAUL FEREDAY

AC BEN LANGSTROM

AC ERIN KLATT

AC MARK WRIGHT

MANAGER RHONDA BIAGI

FORT MCMURRAY PHOENIX

5 GRACE BIELECKI

8 MADISON LIVELY

11 DIYA SIDDOO

12 LACY PITTMAN

13 MYA ST.CLAIR (G)

14 QUINN SZPAK

15 EMILY FEDUN

20 ALEXIS BOUCHER

21 SELAH HUYGEN

43 NATHAN GAGNE

45 AVA ST.CLAIR

COACH DWAYNE PITTMAN

COACH TIKO BIELECKI

COACH IZZY HUYGEN

MANAGER DONNA PITTMAN


PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT RULES

1. All Provincial Championship Tournaments will be played according to the Ringette Canada Official Rules and Case Book, current to that season

2. All applicable Ringette Alberta policies are in full effect. Teams should be sure to review the following policies, which are of particular importance:

a. 2.0 Registration Policy

b. 5.0 Player Affiliation Policy

c. 10.0 Team Staff Policy

d. 15.0 Suspension Policy (Subsequent Discipline)

3. The shot clock will be used for all Provincial Championships.

4. Ringette Alberta game sheets, supplied by Ringette Alberta, will be used. A copy of the game sheet will be dis-tributed by a representative at the control desk following the completion of the game. Distribution will be as follows; one copy to the home team, one copy to the visiting team and one copy to the Ringette Alberta office upon completion of the Provincial Championship Tournament.

a. Game sheets must be completed and signed at the control desk by the coach or manager a minimum of twenty (20) minutes prior to game time. Teams will indicate the starting goaltender (G), alternate goaltender(s) (AG), affiliate players (AP), captains (C) and assistant captains (A) on the game sheet. A delay of game penalty may be assessed for noncompliance with this rule.

b. All uniform numbers will coincide with the game sheet. Each player shall have an individual number and there shall be no duplicating of numbers on any team.

5. When the reference is made to the home team it will be the first team listed on the schedule.

6. In case of conflict in uniform colors, the visiting team will be required to change uniforms.

ON-ICE PROCEDURES

7. Period Length

a. For all U12 and U14 divisions, periods will be eighteen (18) minutes in length.

b. For all divisions U16 and above, at the A, B C, and D and Masters, periods will be twenty (20) minutes in length.

8. There will be a three (3) minute warm-up and a one (1) minute break between periods.

9. Teams must be ready to go on the ice ten (10) minutes before game time. Teams not iced within two (2) minutes of the referee’s whistle being blown to start the game will forfeit the game. The game will be played as exhibition


10. Alternate goalkeepers may be warmed up between periods in the end their team will defend for the second period. They may use one skater and two rings for the purposes of warm-up. There will be no time outs permitted to warm up an alternate goaltender except in the case of an injury to the starting goaltender in which case the Official Rules of Ringette will be followed.

11. If a misconduct or match penalty is assessed during a game, that person will be ejected from the game. Suspensions resulting from this ejection will be handled by the Protest and Grievance Committee

a. Players and Team Staff may not participate in any other tournament games until their suspension has been fully served.

12. If any team accumulates more than 30 minutes in penalties in any one game during the Provincial Championship Tournament, the head coach or acting coach from that game shall be suspended for its next game.

13. Game Score

a. In all cases, the maximum difference (spread), between goals for and against in each game is seven (7). This is the 'Official Score' and is the most that will be displayed on the score board.

b. If a team defaults a game, the team is disqualified from competition with the right of appeal to the Protest and Grievance Committee. The score, credited to the team which has been given the win, will be recorded as 7-0.

c. Anytime a forfeit of a game occurs, the game score will be recorded as a 0-7 loss for the penalized team.

TIEBREAKERS

14. These steps shall be followed in sequence until the tied teams have been ranked in order in the standings. Once one team has been ranked, the procedure reverts back to (1). The top team shall be ranked first. If all teams have not played an equal number of games amongst the tied teams, the tie breaker will start at step d (this may apply for seven (7) and twelve (12) team Provincial formats).

a. The winner of more game(s) between tied teams during the round robin will be declared the highest position.

b. If still tied, the team having the greatest positive difference between goals for and against in games between the tied teams in the round robin will be declared the highest position.

c. If still tied, the team having the least total goals against in games between the tied teams during the round robin will be declared the highest position.

d. If still tied, the team having the greatest positive difference between goals for and against in all games during the round robin will be declared the highest position.

e. If still tied, the tied team with the least total goals against in all games during the round robin, includ-ing cross-over games in the case of a 12 team provincials, will be declared the highest position.


f. If still tied, the team having the lowest number of penalty minutes in games between tied teams will be declared the highest position

g. Least amount of penalty minutes in all round robin games, including cross-over games in the case of a 12 team provincials

h. If still tied, a randomly drawn team.

15. In the event that after round robin play teams are tied for a position which entitles a team to participate in any of the championship games (gold, bronze or semi-final games), the following rules will apply:

a. Once tied teams have been ranked, from highest to lowest, then ten (10) minute mini game(s), starting with the two (2) lowest ranked teams, will be played to determine the team(s) who advance(s) to ei-ther the semi-finals or medal games.

b. If three (3) or more teams are tied for one position, then the two lowest ranked teams will play in a mini game, the winner of this mini game will move on to play the next highest ranked team. This pro-cess repeats with each winner successively playing the higher ranked team until there is one winner from the mini games. For example, if there are 3 tied teams, two mini-games are

needed, 4 tied teams require 3 mini-games to declare a winner. The winner will advance to the semi-finals or medal game.

c. If three (3) or more teams are tied for the two (2) positions, then the team ranked first (1st) shall auto-matically advance and the mini game procedure would be applied to determine the second position. For more than two (2) positions, mini games will be used to determine the last available slot.

H. TEAM PROTOCOL

1. Shaking Hands

a. At the end of each game, teams should line up on their respective blue lines and then proceed to shake hands at center ice. Coaches and managers may also join the line.

2. Receiving Trophies and Medallions

a. Only players and Team Staff members listed on the game sheet will receive medallions, to a maximum of 18. If extra medals are needed, they may be purchased from the office.


I. PROTEST AND GRIEVANCE

1. Ringette Alberta will appoint a Protest and Grievance Committee for each of the Provincial Championship Tourna-ments. This committee will consist of the Ringette Alberta tournament Representative (or designate) and the head on-ice official for the Tournament (or designate).

2. At least one member of the committee shall be present at the arena at all times. All members should be readily available to meet and decide upon any protest or grievance within thirty (30) minutes of submission.

3. The Committee will handle any suspensions resulting from misconduct or match penalties assessed during Provin-cial Championships.

4. The Committee will consider all appeals, protests and grievances related to the Provincial Championship Tourna-ment. They will not consider an appeal based upon a referee’s judgment call.

5. Protests will only be entertained from a registered team staff member.

6. All protests must be submitted in writing to any member of the Protest and Grievance Committee within thirty (30) minutes of completion of round robin and semi-final games or forty-five (45) minutes of completion of medal round game leading to the protest.

7. All protests must be accompanied by a deposit in the amount as specified in Appendix A - Rates and Fees of the Ringette Alberta Policy Manual. The deposit will be refunded only if the protest is upheld.

8. The Protest and Grievance Committee’s decision is final and no further appeals will be entertained.

J. POINTS

1. Points for the games played in the round robin series will be awarded as follows:

a. 2 points for a win

b. In overtime: (A, B, C, and D only)

i. 2 points for winning team

ii. 1 point for losing team

iii. 1 point for each team if still tied after overtime

c. 0 points for a loss in regulation time

2. In semi-final or final games, home will be the team:

a. With the most points

b. With the least goals against in all round robin games, including cross-over games in the case of 12 team provincials

c. From Pool A


L. ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’ CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENTS

ON-ICE ROUND ROBIN OVERTIME PROCEDURE ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ AND ‘D’ CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENTS

1. In the event that a Round Robin game is tied after regulation time:

a. A five (5) minute sudden victory overtime will be played.

i. The possession of the ring for the opening free pass for the first overtime period will be de-cided by the referee’s toss of a coin. The home team will call the coin toss.

ii. The team winning the toss will get possession of the ring for the free pass and the other team will get choice of ends for the overtime period.

b. The winning team in overtime is awarded two points, the team that loses will be awarded one point. In the event that the teams are still tied after the overtime period, then each team will be awarded one point.

ON-ICE MINIGAME PROCEDURE ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ AND ‘D’ CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENTS

2. Procedures for mini games will be as follows:

a. Each mini game will be one ten (10) minute period, fully played stop time.

b. The higher ranked team will be designated as the home team and will be awarded the free pass and choice of ends to start the mini game.

c. There will be a three (3) minute warm-up prior to each mini game.

d. Ice floods are at the discretion of the tournament committee.

e. Each team will be permitted one (30 second) time out per mini game.

f. If overtime is required, one overtime period will be ten (10) minutes stop time sudden victory. Free pass and choice of end for each overtime period will be awarded to the Home Team (highest ranked team).

g. If still tied after the ten (10) minute mini game and ten (10) minute overtime, there will be a shootout as outlined below in the manual, L.3.

h. There will be an interval of fifteen (15) minutes between mini games for teams playing multiple mini-games.


ON-ICE CONSOLATION, SEMIFINAL & MEDAL GAMES OVERTIME & SHOOTOUT PROCEDURE FOR ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ AND ‘D’ CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENTS

3. In the event that a quarter final, consolation, semi-final or final game is tied at the end of regulation time, a maxi-mum of two (2), five (5) minute sudden victory overtime periods will be played. There will be a one (1) minute break between overtime periods. Free pass and choice of end for each overtime period will be outlined under game tie breaking procedures. If more than one overtime period is required, the opening free pass will alternate between the teams and the teams will alternate ends. If still tied the game will be decided by a shoot-out. The procedure for the shootout is as follows:

a. The selection of shooters will occur at the start of the shoot out within the two (2) minute time limit at the end of the overtime period.

b. The coaches will be required to note these shooters on the game sheet.

c. Coaches will pick five (5) shooters from all players listed for their team on the game sheet for that game. Two (2) additional shooters will be designated, to be used only in the event of an injury to any of the first 5 shooters. Ejected or suspended players are not eligible. Players serving a penalty at the end of the second overtime period will be eligible for the shootout.

d. Home team will shoot first.

e. The five (5) players from each team will alternate shots until each shooter has shot.

f. If the teams are still tied after this shootout, then a sudden victory shoot out will occur. The same five (5) players will again alternate shots and when one team scores and the other does not, the game will be deemed over.


Sponsors of U12C Ringette Provincials

Arctic Chill

Big Chief Jerky

Bragg Creek and MR Paintball

Broadway Across Canada

Landmark Cinemas

Clarion Hotel

Coleman Remedy’s RX

Country Hills Superstore

Elk River Contractors

International Hotel

Lassonde

Live Barn- Northeast Sportsplex

NESS Sports Bar

Old Dutch Chips

Ringette Alberta

Ringette Calgary

Ringette Canada

Ringette Store

Stage West

Telus

Trail Appliances- south location

Tourism Calgary

Whitehorn Safeway

Winsport

Vivo

Minuteman Press NE

Special Thank you

Abby Willerth

Amber Zittlau

Beesley

Debbie Pearson

Kelsey Nelson

Don Hartman NE Sportsplex


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2017 Ringette Alberta U12 Provincial hampionships · 2019. 8. 21. · 59 evangelina anderson 60 avery popowich head coach alex game ac allison alberto ac ashley gandy ac cam mcneill