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Pleasenote that the schedule will be released 7-10 days before the event start date. Teams must be ready to play at 8 am on the first day. Games are scheduled to be completed by 4 p.m. local time on the final day.

Disclaimer: We have noticed an increase in teams that have inexplicably withdrawn from events at the last minute causing us to have to re-work the schedule. Please DO NOT make any plans that cannot be refunded based on the schedule you receive.

The Tournament Director shall be responsible for resolving all inquiries or disputes regarding off-ice rule application or interpretation, player eligibility, disciplinary action or any other procedural disputes. He or she will not overturn any dispute concerning rules and/or the judgment applied by on-ice officials. All decisions of the Tournament Director are final.

A player may only play for one team in his own age group. A player must appear on the official roster. A max of 20 players (including goalies) can be rostered (per team). All players must appear on the official roster. Rosters are frozen the first day of the tournament as the players step onto the ice for their first game. Birth certificates must be available should the rink manager request for proof of age. Teams must supply their own team insurance.

Home and visiting teams are indicated on the tournament schedule. Home teams shall wear light colored jerseys. Visitors will wear dark jerseys. All jerseys must have a player number clearly displayed.

All teams must be prepared to play their games fifteen (15) minutes prior to scheduled start time in the event games are ahead of schedule. Players must be ready to step onto the ice when the Zamboni finishes between games. Please have your teams prepared. Please note that the rink manager on site will make the final determination.

Kings of Spring Montreal: There will be an ice cut before each game. In the championship game there will be an ice cut between the 2nd and 3rd period. All games will be played to completion.

There will be a one (1) minute break between each period. It is the responsibility of the coach to ensure their team is ready to go at the start of each period and the sound of the buzzer after timeouts.

The mercy rule shall be in effect. If a team at any point during the third period is leading by 5 or more goals the clock will revert to running time. If the difference is reduced to 3 goals or less, the clock will revert back to stop time.

Any player and/or team official who is in receipt of a match penalty or gross misconduct will be suspended for any remaining games. Any player that receives a second major penalty will result in an ejection from the remaining games of the weekend.

If a game is interrupted by on-ice fighting between players and /or bench staff, then the clock will continue to run. Games times will not be restored until the whistle has blown on the play that immediately follows the on-ice fight. Minutes lost will not be restored.

Racial slurs will not be tolerated at any SuperSeries AAA event on or off the ice or in the stands. Offenders will be removed and barred from the arena and players will receive a match penalty. Use of language or behavior that is offensive, hateful or discriminatory has no place at a SuperSeries AAA event.

If there is a tie at the end of regulation play, a 10-minute sudden death period will be played 5 on 5. If the game remains tied, each team will select three (3) players to participate in the shootout. Please reference Eligible Players for a Shootout below.

NOTE: If the team contact is not traveling with the team, please email in...@superserieshockey.com with the name of the person available for any questions or concerns during the event.

International hockey in this era was open only to amateur players. Thus, Canadian stars in the National Hockey League (NHL) were not eligible to participate in eitherthe world championships or the Olympic Games. However, Russian national players, who were mainly drawn from the Soviet Army, played hockey full time and were amateur in name only. After the 1962 World Championships, Father David Bauerreceived permission from the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association to create a national team program, which would be made up mainly of college players and a few former pros who had their amateur status reinstated.

At the end of 1968, the Canadian government created Hockey Canada to oversee the nationalteam and to work toward allowing professional participation. In 1969, Hockey Canada won concessions from the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) to allow minor league players at the 1970 World Championships, which was scheduled to take place inMontreal and Winnipeg (where the National Team program was located). However, when the International OlympicCommittee insisted that any hockey player who played against a professional would be declared ineligible for the 1972 Olympic Winter Games, the IIHF backed down. HockeyCanada withdrew its participation from future events until such time as professionals were permitted to play.

Little remarked on at the time in Canada, but a point of controversy years later, was a deliberate slash to the ankle of Valeri Kharlamov by Bobby Clarke in Game 6. The resulting injury kept the Soviet star out of Game 7 and limited his effectivenessin Game 8. More obvious to Canadians was the poor and biased officiating of the European referees, which tended to favour the Soviets. Soviet insistence that Josef Kompalla of East Germany work the final game resulted in a number of questionable penaltiesand three Soviet power-play goals that made Game 8 even more memorable.

On 28 September 1972, Canadians across the country watched the final game in Moscow live or tuned in on the radio. TVs were brought into schools and offices as the country virtually came to a standstill. When Paul Henderson scored in the final seconds,giving Canada the victory, the country erupted in celebrations.

The series would have a lasting impact on Canadian hockey. Though the national belief in the superiority of Canadian hockey was damaged, a new ethos was created, one in which Canadianhockey players were considered tougher and more determined than those of other nations. However, the series had also clearly demonstrated the superior preparation and conditioning of the Soviet players. In consequence, European systems and training methodsbecame more widely accepted in North America. More and more European players entered the NHL, drawn at first from the Swedish and Czechoslovakian teams (and laterfrom the Soviet Union itself). In turn, Canadian players increasingly travelled overseas to play hockey, where Canadian styles and attitudes were slowly incorporated into the international game.

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Although they prefer artists who may be interested in moving to Montreal in the future for full-time roles, they are open to remote freelancers for immediate needs (ASAP start) as well.