Silver Puck Challenge VI
June 4, 5 & 6, 2010 @ Patterson Ice Center

What Bracket Should I Sign Up For?

We have received many questions from players and captains on to which bracket they should sign up for. Here is a general description of the player/team talent level when considering which bracket to place your team. These are just guidelines. Use your best judgment when registering your team and selecting player for your team.

If you want to register your team or play in a HIGHER bracket that is your option. We also understand that with the difference in player abilities and combination of these players on a team the OVERALL strength of a team can be affected.

Keep in mind these are just a set of generic guidelines and not rules.

Men's A Bracket (Advanced)

The overall skill level of the players in our A Bracket should be an above average rec. league, high school, college/university, junior or higher skilled player. Some teams may include a couple of intermediate players, but it is suggested that no C Bracket players play in this division.

Example: Davenport University played in the 2005 & 2006 tourney. Grand Rapids Owls Reunion Team, Fisher Body Hockey League (Jolly Roger Wed. Night)

Men's B+ Bracket (Intermediate)

Overall skill level of the players in our B+ Bracket should be a strong to average rec. league player, played in high school or junior players that haven't played in a while (not a full team of them). From a team stand point we understand a team in this bracket may have a couple of players that may be able to play at an advanced level. Our B Bracket is quite competitive. Some may consider some teams ringer teams, but these teams have come from other B Bracket tournaments and we have all beat up on each other. If you have played in our tournament before you would probably agree with my break down.

Men's B Bracket (Novice . . . said with love . . .)

Overall skill level of the players in our C Bracket should have between 1 - 3 years of playing experience. 35+ in age and just looking to have a fun time and play some hockey. From a team stand point we understand a team in this bracket may have a couple of players that may be able to play at an intermediate skill level.

Example: Monday night Jolly Roger League, minus the ringer teams.

Women's Open Bracket

This bracket is open to all skill levels.


 

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