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Referee Program Overview - Ontario Minor Hockey Association

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OMHA Tournament Package 2011-2012<br />

If adopted, it will be necessary that the changes be reflected in all other areas<br />

of OMHA Operations (i.e. Fee Structure, Definitions, Regulations, etc.). It will<br />

also likely be necessary for newly-identified MD Teams entering<br />

tournament/exhibition to declare the base category of their home centre in<br />

the interests of competitive parity.<br />

Implementation<br />

Eligibility to apply for <strong>Minor</strong> Development (MD) <strong>Program</strong> Designation would be<br />

contingent on the following criteria:<br />

a. Base category of AAA, AA or A<br />

b. Must field <strong>Minor</strong> and Major teams in each division<br />

c. Must provide programming in Recreational Stream offering Body<br />

Checking and non-Body Checking option<br />

Current Definitions<br />

OMHA 2010-2011 Manual of Operations – Regulation 1.0 – Definitions<br />

(nn) “House League” refers to a group of teams that compete regularly in a<br />

recreational league within a Centre (pg. 70)<br />

(tt) “Local League” refers to a group of House League teams from a number of<br />

Centres which compete regularly in a recreational league<br />

(xxx) “Rostered Select Team” refers to a team comprised of players selected<br />

from affiliated House League or Local League teams in a Centre. They must be<br />

eligible by age and residency and may compete in exhibition and tournament<br />

games as per the Regulation while continuing to play for their House League or<br />

Local League team<br />

(aaaa) “Select League Team” means a team comprised of players selected<br />

from affiliated House League or Local League teams in a Centre and are eligible<br />

by age and residency<br />

OHF 2010-2011 Handbook – Part III Regulations<br />

House League - A community oriented minor hockey program structured to<br />

provide development and competition at a recreational level<br />

Local League - A house league team, which competes regularly in a local<br />

league comprised of a number of centers which must affiliate with their<br />

Member Partner<br />

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