U13

U13 Playoff Tournament Rules - Top 6 or 8 play for banner, remaining teams play consolation games 

For 2023 season we have 9 teams, top 6 will participate in playoffs bottom 3 will play in consolation round

Points per game are as follows

Period win   1 point

Period tie    .5 points

Game win    2 points

Game tie     1 point

Game loss    0 points

Tie breakers in pools will be determined as follows

1. Goals for minus goals against in playoff games played
2. Lowest penalty minutes on games played in playoffs

Overtime for Semi-finals and Finals Only: If a game ends in a tie.  The teams will be given a 5-minute break, followed by a 15-minute sudden victory period with an opening face off. If still a tie another 5 minute break followed by a 15-minute sudden victory period and so on.

               Game Lengths as per ALA Standard Game Length Regulation #19.

U13 Playoff Tournament Rules - Top 6 play for banner, bottom 3 play consolation games

Points per game are as follows.

Period win   1 point

Period tie    .5 points

Game win    2 points

Game tie     1 point

Game loss    0 points

Tie breakers in pools will be determined as follows.

1. Goals for minus goals against in playoff games played.
2. Lowest penalty minutes on games played in playoffs.

Overtime for Semi-finals and Finals Only: If a game ends in a tie.  The teams will be given a 5-minute break, followed by a 15-minute sudden victory period with an opening face off. If still a tie another 5 minute break followed by a 15-minute sudden victory period and so on. 

               Game Lengths as per ALA Standard Game Length Regulation

In order to keep the schedule as up too date ASAP all game sheets must be scanned and emailed to admin@centralalbertalacrosse.com and discipline@centralalbertalacrosse.com by both the home and away team IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING the game

Game sheets must also be entered on website IMMEDIATELY following the game by the home team and verified by the visiting team within 30 minutes of game ending.

White Copies of the game sheets can be left in the timebox to be collected at end of day by CALL rep.

White Copies of the game sheets must be dropped off at the raffle table in the lobby, this will be the responsibility of the home team.

League Playoff Committee consists of the following people:

CALL President - Kim Smyth (403)741-8262

CALL Executive Director - Angela Nygaard (403) 358-2345  admin@centralalbertalacrosse.com                                                                    

CALL Discipline Chair -  discipline@centralalbertalacrosse.com

CALL RIC -  ric@centralalbertalacrosse.com  (587)-876-6743

Other Weekend Tournament Rules 

No balls will be allowed in or around the facilities. Balls will be confiscated, and the player or players will be suspended from the next game.

Any damage or willful intent to damage property and resulting costs will be directed to the offending club. Exclusion from all future CALL related games/tournaments will be imposed upon the entire club until payment of damages has been received. The offending player or players will be suspended from the remainder of the playoffs.

A ZERO tolerance will be in effect for all players and fans that are abusive either physically or verbally. The referee will stop the game (but not the clock if it is running time). The home team will be asked to have the offender removed regardless of team affiliation. The game will not resume until the offender is ejected, They may be aided in this task by the rink manager. The rink manager or CALL executive member may also ask fans that are verbally abusive to players, other fans, or referees to leave the arena without the referee assistance. Calling the police will be an early option. 

All teams must come with their regular rosters. They cannot pick up players without prior approval by the CALL president, or Executive Director if the president is unavailable.

The Home team will contribute 3 and the Visiting team will contribute 2 minor officials

(Scorekeeper/Timekeeper/30 Second timer/Penalty gate openers) to a maximum of 5 people in the box. Score keepers please indicate Power Play (PP) and Short Handed (SH) goals. Teams must assign personnel prior to the game, and the minor officials must be in position at the start of the team warm-up. Any team without its minor officials will be assessed a delay of game penalty. (Volunteer minor officials are to be impartial; any inappropriate behavior will be dealt with by the officials)

 All referee decisions during the course of a game are final.

 Teams not ready to start or resume play promptly will be assessed a 2 min. delay of game penalty. If not ready after 5 minutes, a game forfeit will be assessed. A Delay of Game penalty in the last 2 minutes of a game will cause a penalty shot to be awarded against the offending team

(LC Rule)