A Soccer Tournament Hosted by the Ottawa Internationals Soccer Club in OTTAWA - ONTARIO - CANADA
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2012 REGISTERED BOYS TEAMS PLEASE NOTE: The U-9 age group division is NOW OPEN. This age group's Icebreaker format or structure will follow the Long-Term Player Development (LTPD) principles in that each participating team will play a full round-robin of up to 7 games during the week-end BUT there will be no play-offs or Champion declared for this particular age group. At the start of the Registration Process, we allocate 8 spots for each of the 14 U-12 to U-18 Divisions (7 Ice Piles and 7 Snow Banks). That uses up 112 of the maximum number of 140 teams that our local governing body, the Eastern Ontario District Soccer Association will allow us to host in the Boys' Icebreaker. That leaves us with 28 spots that can be allocated to any U-12 to U-18 Division. As demand for any particular Division exceeds 8 teams, we start a Waiting List. However, in order for us to expand a Division and in order to allow the Dual Shoot-Out format that we have followed for almost fifteen years now, to continue to operate as smoothly as possible, we need to expand any particular Division by four teams at a time. Once we get to four teams on a Waiting List, and as long as an expansion will not cause us to exceed the 140 team limitation, we expand that Division and admit four more teams into the competition. The Waiting List is also used as the order in which teams will be admitted into the tournament if an already-accepted team withdraws - which happens about six times each year. Those are two good reasons why it is a very good idea to submit an entry application even if a Waiting List is being compiled. The same Waiting List practice is applied in the U-9, U-10 and U-11 age groups - with the only difference being that we are limited to a total of 72 teams in those three age levels. Reminder: Please remember that we do not need your players rosters at this time. We simply need to know that you exist as a team and in which division of your league you will be playing this summer. The rest of your team's details will be gathered at a later date.
0 TEAMS BOYS ICE PILE Basically: OSA Level #3 teams, Quebec "AA" Level teams, EODSA "L-5 Mini Premier" (U-10 or U-11) teams, and EODSA U-12 "L-5 Premier 1" teams, More Specifically: Any team playing at the highest level within an Ontario Regional or a Multi-Jurisdictional league, and/or Teams playing at the highest level within their own League. Ontario Level #4 and Quebec "A" Teams that qualify to play in the Snow Bank but ask to play in the Ice Pile may be allowed to play in the Ice Pile. OYSL and LSEQ teams will play in the Ice Pile, but in an age group that is one year older than the age group in which they are registered for play in their outdoor League. All teams must play in an outdoor League this coming summer. TEAMS REGISTERED BOYS U9 ROUND-ROBIN PARTICIPANTS
BOYS U18 ICE Pile
OSA Level #4 and Level #5 (U-13 and older) teams, Quebec "A" Level teams, EODSA "L-5 Mini Division 1" (U-10 or U-11) teams, EODSA "L-5 U-12 Premier 2" teams, OSA Level #4 or #5 (U-12 and older) teams playing in an Ontario Regional or a Multi-Jurisdictional league, Club Teams playing in an Ontario District League, Recreation level teams that are "carded" to play "Competitively", and/or Ontario Level #3 and Quebec "AA" Ice Pile-qualified teams that are "playing up" by at least one year. Ontario Level #4 and Quebec "A" Teams qualified to play in the Snow Bank may ask to play in the Ice Pile. All teams must play in an outdoor League this coming summer. TEAMS REGISTERED BOYS U10 SNOW Bank
BOYS U17 SNOW Bank
BOYS U18 SNOW Bank
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