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12U TIER III Medium
Amelia Park Ice Arena
March 9-11, 2018
Hosted by the
Westfield Youth Hockey Association
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Welcome to the 12U Tier III Medium
State Tournament!
Things to do in the Springfield area:
· Springfield Thunderbirds (AHL)
· Springfield Museums (Home of Dr. Seuss and the Hasbro Interactive Exhibit)
· NBA Basketball Hall of Fame
· Eric Carle Museum and Atkins Farm (Hadley, MA)
· Holyoke Children's Museum
· Holyoke Mall at Ingleside
· Downtown Northampton, MA (great restaurants, shopping, and culture) · Yankee Candle Co. and Historic Deerfield, MA
· Teletrack (Bradley Airport Teletheater)
· Discover more at www.valleyvisitor.com!
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Tournament Schedule
Game Date Time Final Score
1 Fri, Mar 9, 2018 10:00AM Acton-Boxboro vs Triton
2 Fri, Mar 9, 2018 11:10AM Tri County vs Holy Name
3 Fri, Mar 9, 2018 12:20PM Whitman Hanson Kingston vs Twin City
4 Fri, Mar 9, 2018 1:30PM Amherst vs Melrose
5 Fri, Mar 9, 2018 2:40PM Wakefield vs Hyde Park
6 Fri, Mar 9, 2018 3:50PM Quincy vs Westfield
7 Fri, Mar 9, 2018 5:00PM Holy Name vs Triton
8 Fri, Mar 9, 2018 6:10PM Tri County vs Acton-Boxboro
9 Sat, Mar 10, 2018 8:00 AM Twin City vs. Melrose
10 Sat, Mar 10, 2018 9:10 AM Whitman Hanson Kingston vs Amherst
11 Sat, Mar 10, 2018 10:20 AM Hyde Park vs Quincy
12 Sat, Mar 10, 2018 11:30 AM Wakefield vs Westfield
13 Sat, Mar 10, 2018 12:40 PM Acton-Boxboro vs Holy Name
14 Sat, Mar 10, 2018 1:50 PM Triton vs Tri County
15 Sat, Mar 10, 2018 3:00 PM Amherst vs Twin City
16 Sat, Mar 10, 2018 4:10PM Melrose vs Whitman Hanson Kingston17 Sat, Mar 10, 2018 5:20PM Hyde Park vs Westfield
18 Sat, Mar 10, 2018 6:30PM Quincy vs Wakefield
19 Sun Mar 11, 18 9:00AM National vs American
20 Sun Mar 11, 18 10:30AM Olympic vs 2nd Place Wild Card
21 Sun Mar 11, 18 4:00PM Lowest Seed Championship Highest Seed
Olympic National American
Quincy Whitman Hanson Kingston Acton-Boxboro
Wakefield Twin City Triton
Hyde Park Amherst Tri County
Westfield Melrose Holy Name
SATURDAY March 10, 2018
SUNDAY March 11, 2018
FRIDAY March 9, 2018
Teams
2018 U12 Tier III Medium Massachusetts State Championship March 9-11 Amelia Park Ice Arena
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ACTON-BOXBORO YOUTH HOCKEY
3 MICHAEL PUTT
8 NATHAN SMITH
15 DEREK ZEENA
27 DANTE VENUTO
34 NATALIE HODGSON
39 JASON CALHETA
41 CY CLARK
46 RYAN JOHNSON
48 MASON HOLMES
54 FINELY STEVENS
60 TROY GALVIN
63 MICHAEL DITULLIO 65 BRADY HOITT
76 LUKE SILVERMAN
93 JACK HASHEM
HC CHRIS GALVIN
AC DAVID DITULLIO
AC BRYAN HOLMES
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AMHERST YOUTH HOCKEY
15 NATHANIEL OLDENBURG
16 DEREK WISSMAN
17 JOSH GOODHUND
20 JAMESON DION
25 PETER SULLIVAN
40 NATE HAWKINS
53 JAMES BURKE
84 ZACHARY AKTIV
90 LUKE WALKER
94 MAX KRAUSE
97 SPENCER MCDONALD
HC DAVID SULLIVAN
AC ERIC AKTIV
AC BRYAN BURKE
AC PAUL GOODHIND
AC TOBY WISSMAN
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HOLY NAME YOUTH HOCKEY
1 DYLAN BALISE
36 NICHOLAS BURNS
37 ETHAN FOURNIER
38 CHRIS NELSON
40 ANTHONY BUONICONTI
41 TREVOR DEL BARBA
42 ADIN MARTIN
43 NIKOLAS Dwyer
44 HAYDEN STOPA
45 LUCAS MORRISON
46 COLE AZEEZ
47 KEVIN O’BRIEN
48 CONNOR ADAMCZYK
49 PHILIP TIKHONOV
HC JAKE DOUGHERTY
AC RICK DEL BARBA
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HYDE PARK YOUTH HOCKEY
1 MARISSA POMA
2 CAMDEN CARR
3 MICHAEL MCELMOYLE
4 KEVIN COLLERAN
5 JOHN RYAN
6 ALEX SULLIVAN
8 CHRISTINA MCANULTY
10 ANTHONY TAURASI
11 JAMES CARTY
12 WILLIAM ROUSMANIERE
13 WILLIAM WHITNEY
14 LUCAS CECERE
15 JACK SOLLIS
16 QUINN HOFFMAN
HC COREY SULLIVAN
AC BILL COLLERAN
AC JOHN POMA
AC JIM SOLLIS
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MELROSE YOUTH HOCKEY
1 AARON AL-MARAYATI
3 DREW HEBERT
4 JACKSON BURDICK
5 CALVIN ZIMMERMAN
7 JACKSON KENDALL
9 TYLER AUDET
10 JOEY KELLEHER
11 MICHAEL FUCCIONE
12 TOMMY WADEN
14 DANIEL FERRIS
16 ETHAN BURNS
18 MICHAEL KELLY 19 ALEC MCLAUGHLIN
HC KEVIN WADEN AC JARED BISHOP AC JEFF KENDALL
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QUINCY YOUTH HOCKEY
2 QUINTON VAN DAM 4 THOMAS WALSH 5 CAROLINE SYNDER 7 CHARLIE MCGRAIL 8 JACK DUNNE 9 SAM SCHAAF
11 SHEA WINTERS 16 MICHAEL NEWTON 18 OWEN CALLAGHAN 30 PHIL PRIOLI 32 SHEA NOLAN 63 WILL BUCCELLA 99 MICHAEL CAMPBELL
HC SEAN CALLAGHAN AC MATT BUCCELLA
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TRI-COUNTY SAINTS YOUTH HOCKEY
1 JOSH HUSSY
4 LANDON GROTHE
5 NICK PAVAO
7 RYAN ROGOWSKI
15 TANNER MARCHI
18 NICK FALCIONE
21 CURT LAVERDIERE
23 RYAN DEGIROLAMO
33 DANIEL LENNON
60 JAKE CUNNINGHAM
66 BENJAMIN GREGOREK
87 JOHN WHALEN
88 LUKE MAGUIRE
97 IAN MCGANN
99 MARCO LUZZA
HC DOUG ROGOWSKI
AC DAVID LENNON
AC ERNEST MARCHI
AC MARK MCGUIRE
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TWIN CITY YOUTH HOCKEY
16 JOSHUA GAUVIN
29 OWEN YEAW
32 JAYDEN FERREBEE
33 JACK MOYEN
39 JACK MOORE
45 SCOTT BLANCHARD
53 KIERAN LUNN
55 JOSHUA AGNESE
65 JACK CARNEY
67 ZACHARY WERNER-SENEE
72 DEREK PLUMMER
77 TYLER PROTEAU
78 EDWARD JULIUS
85 DYLAN GAUDREAU
92 ANDREW ST. CYR
HC RYAN CARNEY
AC PAUL AGNESE
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TRITON YOUTH HOCKEY
2 SIMON BISSEL
4 GRIFFIN WHITE
5 ALEX DAVIS
7 AIDE SZYMANSKI
9 LUKE SULLIVAN
16 JOSEPH NISKA
17 LUCAS TINKHAM
22 EBEN DOOLING
23 CAMERON NEARY
25 CARSON IRVING
30 PARKER PIERRE
37 JP TROJAN
47 KYLE REGNIER
HC MIKE TINKHAM
AC BRUCE IRVING
AC SCOTT REGNIER
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WAKEFIELD YOUTH HOCKEY
1 ZACHARY LAVERDURE
2 SEAN HOGAN
5 DYLAN WICKWIRE
6 MATTHEW MCCOY
7 DANTE YEPEZ
9 OISIN CULLEN
24 GEOFFREY MCGANN
26 JOSHUA LINEHAM
34 ALEXANDER DUBOW
44 GRACE SEABURY
55 ETHAN GORI
59 ANDREW NEMEC
63 BRENDAN CAMPEA
85 JAKE HAGGERTY
98 VINCENT KADDARAS
HC GLENN SEABURY AC JACK HAGGERTY AC SHAWN LINEHAM
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WESTFIELD YOUTH HOCKEY
8 THATCHER BERMAN 12 SARAH MCMAHON
15 CASE VIAMARI
19 RICHARD MORITKO
27 BLAKE CAVALLON
32 DAVID FOREST
33 BRAYDEN CZARNECKI
50 KAITLYN ONDRICK
62 EVAN MICHELUCCI
70 JESSE SPEAR
71 QUINN O’BRIEN
72 EVAN MASTROIANNI
95 MASON GARRITY
HC AARON MICHELUCCI
AC KEVIN CZARNECKI
AC CHRS O’BRIEN
AC CHRIS ONDRICK
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WHITEMAN HANSON KINGSTON YOUTH HOCKEY
1 DREW BURNS
7 NATHAN SCACCIA
12 CONNOR SHIELDS
15 JULIANA CONNORS
17 JACOB BATEMAN
19 TOMMY JENKINS
21 TRAVIS ROUSSEAU
25 THOMAS SYLVESTER
44 CAITLIN DILEY
47 PATRICK MURPHY
51 ANTHONY INVERNIZZI
93 BILLY MORGAN
97 DEVIN WALSH
HC BRYON CONNORS
AC JOHN PRINGLE
AC TODD SYLVESTER
AC JEFF WALSH
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PURSUANT TO THE 2017-2018 MASSACHUSETTS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT GUIDE: Tournaments consisting of 12 teams shall be divided into three divisions with the teams playing everyone in their division in a round robin. The division winners plus the second place team with the best record (see section K below) shall advance to the semifinals. With the National vs. American and the Olympic vs. second-place team. If the second place team is from the Olympic Division then the American winner will play the Olympic winner and the National winner will play the second-place team. ROUND ROBIN GAME PROCEDURES
All round robin games shall be played to a winner. If the game is tied following regulation play, one five-minute 3-3 sudden death overtime period shall be played. At the completion of the third period, the tied teams shall receive a three-minute rest period. The teams will remain on the ice. The teams will not change ends. At no time will there be less the 3 players per team. If a team is penalized they will play with 3 players and the un-penalized team will play with 4 players. When the penalty ends it will be 4-on-4 until the next stoppage in play. It will then revert back to 3-on-3. If the score is tied at the end of the sudden death overtime period, there shall be a shootout. The winner of the shootout will be credited with one additional goal in the final score.
(i) Tournament Standings will use the following three point system:
a. Regulation Win = 3 Points b. Overtime or Shootout Win = 2 Points c. Overtime or Shootout Loss = 1 Point d. Regulation Loss = 0 Points
(ii) Shootout. The shootout will be conducted as follows: A shootout is defined as a player attempting to score a goal and the opposing goalkeeper attempting to stop the shooter from scoring the goal.
a. The referee shall call the two captains to the referee’s crease to flip a coin to determine which team takes the first shot. The winner of the coin toss will have the choice whether his/her team will shoot first or second.
b. All goalkeepers and all players from both teams listed on the official game sheet shall be eligible to participate in the shootout.
c. Any player whose penalty had not been completed when the overtime period ended or who receives a penalty during a shootout procedure is not eligible to be one of the players selected to participate in any portion of the shootout procedure(s).
d. The sudden death shootout procedure shall begin with shooters from each team taking alternate shots. The players do not need to be named beforehand..
e. The goalkeepers from each team may be changed after each shot. f. The players will take alternate shots until a decisive goal is scored.
SEMI-FINAL AND FINAL GAME PROCEDURES (i) The game shall be continued to determine a winner.
(ii) At the completion of the third period, there shall be a three (3) minute rest period before the start of the first overtime session.
(iii) All overtimes shall be five (5) minutes in length and sudden death. Teams shall not switch ends throughout overtime periods; therefore teams will play in the same end from which they played during the third period until a winner is determined. After each five (5) minute sudden death period there will be a one (1) minute rest before the start of the next overtime session.
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TIE BREAKING PROCEDURE (Team Standings ONLY) (Page 11 of the State Tournament Guide/ Available online at mahockey.org) K. Tie-Breaking Procedures If two or more teams have an equal number of points, their position in the standings shall be determined by the following tie-breaking format. If one tie-breaker establishes a position for one or more teams, each team is placed in the applicable position. Once a team is placed, the remaining tied teams shall start the tiebreaking process over again at step (i) (If all tied teams have not played each other, then proceed to step (ii). Note: a team may go into the tie-breaking process having defeated another of the tied teams and still not advance). The tie-breaker formulas are as follows: (i) The results of the head-to-head games played between the tied teams in the following order:
a. Standings — most points. b. Most total wins. c. Least goals against. d. Quotient — dividing the goals scored in these games by the goals scored against, the positions being determined in order of the greatest quotient. A quotient involving dividing by zero (0) has higher standing than a quotient from dividing by any number other than zero. Where two or more teams have no goals against and the quotient tie-breaker is required, the teams shall be ranked high to low in descending order of “goals for.” A maximum of six goal differential per game will be used in the quotient tie breaker. Running up the score beyond the six goal differential will have no benefit to the winning team.
(ii) If after applying the formulas of (i) a, b, c, d, or e the tie still exists, the results of all the games played by the teams tied in the following order:
a. Most total wins. b. Least goals against. c. Quotient — dividing the goals scored in these games by the goals scored against, the positions being determined in order of the greatest quotient. A quotient involving dividing by zero (0) has higher standing than a quotient from dividing by any number other than zero. Where two or more teams have no goals against and the quotient tie-breaker is required, the teams shall be ranked high to low in descending order of “goals for.” A maximum of six goal differential per game will be used in the quotient tie breaker. Running up the score beyond the six goal differential will have no benefit to the winning team. d. If a tie still exists the teams will be placed in order by the least penalty minutes. A game misconduct will be calculated as 10 minutes. e. Most periods won — in the games played by each tied team, points will be awarded for each regulation period won (2 points) and for each regulation period tied (1 point). Positions shall be in the order of highest point total. f. Quickest first goal — the team that scored the quickest goal in their preliminary round games shall be ranked highest.
(iii) If the above procedure does not break the tie, the teams shall use a shootout.
Note: Forfeits - if a team forfeits any of its games, and becomes involved in any tie breaking formula to determine its eligibility to advance to the next level of play, the team forfeits all games in the round-robin play and the games are recorded as 1-0 victories for the non-offending team.