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Post by Clueless on Nov 15, 2023 16:47:24 GMT -6
Don’t know anything about provincals.
What’s the rules for provincial D teams.
I know population under 3500. What about imports? Is there exceptional? ETC…
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Post by Oldchicken on Nov 16, 2023 8:28:53 GMT -6
It's the same as C & D
3 imports and 2 nom-imports (imports that have been with the team over 3 years)
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Post by Oldchicken on Nov 16, 2023 8:29:20 GMT -6
*non-imports
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Post by Oldchicken on Nov 16, 2023 8:34:34 GMT -6
I hope this clears it up better than I can type, copied out of the handbook hockeysask.ca/members/handbook/residential-qualifications4.02.02 a) There are no residential qualifications for players registered in Male Senior AAA, A and Female Senior A. b) Teams in Categories B, C & D in Male and B in Female shall be allowed three (3) imports and two (2) non–imports. 4.02.05 An “exception” is defined as follows: a) Is an exception to the center/non–center claimed as his/her home center during his/her last year of minor hockey. b) Is an exception if the player has been registered on a team roster for three (3) consecutive years as a hometown player and continues to play for that center. c) A “U18 Exception” is a player whose parents resided in a City during their last year of minor hockey and was never registered on a U18 AAA Team or higher. A City is defined and listed in the most recent Municipal Directory of the Government of Saskatchewan. A Senior Team is allowed to register up to a maximum of three (3) U18 Exceptions and would not have to claim their Cities’ populations. |
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Post by Confused on Jan 10, 2024 17:51:43 GMT -6
Can someone explain the difference between “Exception” and “Non-import” to me.
Per Sha
An “exception” is defined as follows:
b) Is an exception if the player has been registered on a team roster for three (3) consecutive years as a hometown player and continues to play for that center.
b) NON–IMPORT - A “non–import” is a player who had registered on a team’s league roster for the previous three (3) consecutive years as an import and continues to play in that center.
I don’t get it, if a non-import has been on a team for 3 years wouldn’t they just fall into the exception category?
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Post by Gunit on Jan 10, 2024 18:42:13 GMT -6
Can someone explain the difference between “Exception” and “Non-import” to me. Per Sha An “exception” is defined as follows: b) Is an exception if the player has been registered on a team roster for three (3) consecutive years as a hometown player and continues to play for that center. b) NON–IMPORT - A “non–import” is a player who had registered on a team’s league roster for the previous three (3) consecutive years as an import and continues to play in that center. I don’t get it, if a non-import has been on a team for 3 years wouldn’t they just fall into the exception category? Exception is a player from a centre within 120km that falls under a “Hometown” designation but isn’t actually from the Town. There is no limits on the number of exceptions provided you don’t go over the population for that Division, or the number of centers/teams added in B, C and D with the new rules. . Make sense? |
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Post by NoLongerConfused on Jan 10, 2024 22:13:39 GMT -6
Can someone explain the difference between “Exception” and “Non-import” to me. Per Sha An “exception” is defined as follows: b) Is an exception if the player has been registered on a team roster for three (3) consecutive years as a hometown player and continues to play for that center. b) NON–IMPORT - A “non–import” is a player who had registered on a team’s league roster for the previous three (3) consecutive years as an import and continues to play in that center. I don’t get it, if a non-import has been on a team for 3 years wouldn’t they just fall into the exception category? Exception is a player from a centre within 120km that falls under a “Hometown” designation but isn’t actually from the Town. There is no limits on the number of exceptions provided you don’t go over the population for that Division, or the number of centers/teams added in B, C and D with the new rules. . Make sense? Yup I get it now, that makes sense Thanks Gunit! |
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