Hockey Alberta Provincial Championships

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U18 Female A

March 30 - April 2, 2023
Airdrie, AB

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Hockey Calgary Provincial Eligibility Guidelines

GHC Provincial Team Updates 2022

Hockey Calgary U18 Female A Standings

*Unofficial standings for reference only. Hockey Calgary will confirm and communicate official standings once all U18 A head-to-head games are played.

Hockey Calgary U18 Female A Schedule

*Hockey Calgary U18 A Head-to-Head League Games only.

Hockey Calgary U18 Female A Eligibility Guidelines

The HC Representative will be the GHC U18 A team with the highest Head-to-Head Winning % in ALL regular season games against the other U18 A teams.

If two or more teams are tied in Head-to-Head Winning %, the following tie-breaking procedures will be used to determine presentation:

Ratio of goals for divided by goals against for all league games played between the tied teams, with the largest ratio taking top spot.
For teams that are still tied, team with the lowest penalty minutes in games played between the tied teams, with the smallest number taking top spot.
For teams that are still tied, ratio of goals for divided by goals against for league games against all teams in the league, with the largest ratio taking top spot.
For teams that are still tied, team with the lowest penalty minutes in league games against all teams in the league, with the smallest number taking top spot.
For teams that are still tied, Hockey Calgary and GHC will determine a representative.

Eligible GHC Teams:

GHC U18 Bruins
GHC U18 Chaos
GHC U18 Flyers

Hockey Calgary Provincial Eligibility Guidelines for Female Hockey

COMMUNICATION PROCESS

All issues concerning the operation of a team shall be communicated using the following process. The purpose of this process is to establish a standard approach to communication so GHC members can resolve difficulties or misunderstandings in a timely and transparent manner.

At no time should a GHC parent or player contact a member of Hockey Calgary, Hockey Alberta or the Central Zone Referee Committee for a resolution to a team issue. This is in accordance with the communication policies for these governing organizations.

If a GHC member wishes to report an incident to the GHC Board, it must be done so in a formal manner in accordance with GHC's Conflict Resolution Policy. The complaint must be signed and in writing, and must be filed within fourteen (14) days of the incident. Anonymous or third party complaints will not be accepted.

1

Parent and/or Player

In issues that provoke an emotional response and/or risk of hostile confrontation, please honour the 24-Hour Rule. This is an effective way to validate the facts and collect your thoughts.

2 TEAM MANAGER AND COACH

Parents must first work on a resolution with the Team Manager and Head Coach. If necessary, arrange a face-to-face meeting to discuss the issue. The goal of this meeting is to solve the problem.

3 AGE GROUP COORDINATORs

If the issue cannot be resolved, please consult your Age Group Coordinator. AGC will consult with the appropriate Board member(s) and GHC Policies to work towards a satisfactory conclusion.