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1. This is a sanctioned tournament and SHA rules govern the tournament for minor hockey.
2. All officials are SHA carded officials. The referees’ decisions are final and protests are not allowed.
3. Team listed first is the “Home” Team and shall wear white. 
4. Only players listed on the roster will be allowed to play.
5. Overage players and APs must be indicated on the roster.  Overage players must have been approved by the tournament committee prior to commencing of the tournament or they shall not be allowed to play.
6. Games are allotted 1-3/4 hour (this includes your warm-up)
7. . A 3 minute warm-up will take place prior to each game. The clock will be set for the 3 minutes and will not be extended.  If your team is late, it forfeits the warm-up time.  Please ensure that your team is ready to go at least 15 minutes prior to the designated start time. 
8. Games will consist of two - 25 minute straight time periods and one 20-minute stop time period.
9. The final period will transition to straight time whenever the score differential is 5 goals or more.  NOTE:  the game will also transition back to stop time if the score differential goes back below 5.
10. Ice will be flooded after every 2 periods throughout the entire tournament, including final games time permitting.  There will be a 2-minute break between periods when a flood does not occur.
11. Teams will switch ends following each period.
12. Off-sides will be called.
13. Slap shots will be permitted.
14. No timeouts are allowed.
15. All regular 2 minute penalties will be 3 minutes in length during straight time. Example: 4 minute minor stop time equal 6 minute straight time. 
16. During straight time, the player serving a penalty can only return to ice during play (excluding coincidental).
17. In pool play, games that end in a tie will remain a tie.  There will be no overtime.

1. Best win record in games played between tied teams.
2. If still tied, the team with the best wins record.
3. If the two teams are still tied after i) and ii) have 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.
4. If the two teams are still tied after i), ii) and iii) have been applied, the team with the least number of minutes in penalties throughout all games, gains the higher position.

1. 5 minute straight time sudden victory period with 4 skaters and a goaltender.
2. If still tied, 3 player shoot out.
3. If still tied, goes straight to shoot out allowing each player a chance to shoot until someone scores (allowing the same amount of shots from each team).  Every player gets a chance before starting a beginning player again.  If a player has a penalty at the time, he is the last player to shoot.

1. Any player, coach or team official assessed a fighting major, gross misconduct or match penalty will be suspended for the balance of the tournament.
2. Any coach or team official receiving a game misconduct penalty will be suspended for the balance of the tournament.
3. If a spectator has been addressed by a tournament committee member, MMHA Board member or City of Melfort employee with respect to their behavior they will be ejected immediately for the remainder of that day.