Sat 3/14 · Final Final
The Closers - Brought to you by Century 21 Teton Valley 5
The Knotty Pioneers 3
Sun 3/8 · Consolation Final
Wydaho Roasters 4
GPC Mashups 3
Sun 3/8 · Consolation Final
Cast Touring 4
WorldCast Anglers 6
Sun 3/8 · SF Final
Refuge Taphouse 2
The Closers - Brought to you by Century 21 Teton Valley 3
Sun 3/8 · SF Final
Cloud 9 0
The Knotty Pioneers 4
Sun 3/1 · QF Final
Refuge Taphouse 5
GPC Mashups 4
Sun 3/1 · QF Final
WorldCast Anglers 3
Cloud 9 6
Sun 3/1 · QF Final
Wydaho Roasters 2
The Closers - Brought to you by Century 21 Teton Valley 4
Sun 3/1 · QF Final
Cast Touring 2
The Knotty Pioneers 4
Sun 2/22 Final
Refuge Taphouse 0
Cloud 9 6
Sun 2/22 Final
Cast Touring 2
GPC Mashups 4
Sun 2/22 Final
The Closers - Brought to you by Century 21 Teton Valley 5
WorldCast Anglers 0
Leagues

Sundays · 8 teams

Sunday Intermediate Hockey League

Playoffs · Champions crowned The Closers - Brought to you by Century 21 Teton Valley

Periods
3 × 17 min, 1 min break
Regular season
11 scheduled games
On-ice referees
2
Roster limit
None
Dress limit
None
Trade deadline
February 1

Gear:

All players must wear helmets, shin pads, and hockey skates. Additional protective equipment is recommended.

No Checking:

No checking is allowed. Note that even with no checking, incidental contact will still occur. Checking will result in a minor penalty.

No Slapshots:

Slapshots are not allowed. For clarification, if your stick is pulled back more than parallel with the ice, that is considered a slapshot. Slap shots will result in a minor penalty. If a goal is scored, it will be called off.

Penalty Escalation:

  1. An individual player who is assessed any penalty becomes eligible for penalty escalation for the duration of the game in play.
  2. Any additional penalty incurred by the same player will be assessed as a 5-minute Major Penalty unless the referee determines it was incidental and should not be escalated. Note that major penalties do not expire if goals are scored.
  3. If a player assessed a Major Penalty commits another penalty, that player will be ejected from the game. A player from the offending team on the ice at the time of the incident will serve the penalty time for the ejected player.
  4. Supplemental Discipline: The disciplinary committee will consist of team captains and the league commissioner. Any player ejected from a game will face supplemental discipline. At their discretion, the commissioner may escalate misbehavior that did not result in an ejection for supplemental discipline. The disciplinary committee will suspend or remove players from the league.

Substitutions (subs)

All players participating in league play must be rostered on the team they play with. Captains are strongly encouraged to ensure they field a full team of rostered players and only use substitutions as an emergency exception to avoid playing with fewer than 9 or 10 skaters.

Substitution skaters are not allowed during playoffs. During the regular season, subs are allowed only under the following conditions:

  1. If a team has fewer than ten (10) rostered skaters available for a game AND the team’s bench does not outnumber their opponent’s
  2. No team may add subs to outnumber their opponent’s number of dressed skaters for a game.
  3. Subs must be rostered on a Tuesday or Sunday team. Players who are only rostered on a Thursday team are not qualified to substitute.

Call-Ups

Captains are strongly encouraged to build a relationship with a Tuesday team that they may use to fill their Sunday roster with call-up players to ensure they can field a full team without resorting to substitutes.

Playoff format

Overview

  • All teams make playoffs
  • Round 1: 1v8, 2v7, 3v6, 4v5
  • Playoff games will be played on Sunday nights at regularly scheduled times, except for the March 16, 2023 championship games.
  • Teams will enter a consolation bracket after losing their first playoff games.
  • The consolation bracket will be seeded in accordance with regular-season placement, highest vs lowest, and middle-pairing

Post-Playoff “Fun” Games

Teams who are eliminated from both the winner’s and consolation brackets will have games scheduled for Sunday nights throughout the duration of the playoffs, although these games will not have a bearing on their League Placement.

League Placement

Teams will be awarded year-end placement based on the following priority order, where the following item is only used to determine the result of a tie:

  1. Their playoff record
  2. Their playoff goal differential
  3. Their regular season points
  4. Their regular season points differential
  5. Lowest cumulative penalty minutes

Playoff Schedule

  • February 4th: Last game of the regular season
  • February 11th: Super Bowl Sunday league-wide bye
  • February 18th: Championship Quarter Finals, 4 games
  • February 25th: Championship Semi-Finals, 2 games. Consolation Bracket: 2 games
  • March 3rd: Championship Finals bye - no game. Consolation Bracket: 2 games. 1 Fun game for teams eliminated from both brackets
  • March 10th: Championship Finals Game 1. Consolation Bracket Finals. 2 Fun games for teams eliminated from both brackets
  • March 16th: Championship Finals Game 2. Championship Finals Game 3 if necessary