As a part of the league, Salty will be running two clinics (Week 1 and Week 5). Instead of a 55 min game on those weeks, some of Halifax's best players will be leading drills to teach and develop specific skills which you will then put into practice with a scrimmage for the remainder of the time slot.
Salty will also be organizing social events for the players in the league.
Info about the league:
- 10 Week League (No games on Family Day): Jan 9th - March 20th, 2023
- Monday games varying between 8:00-10:00 PM, 55 min games
- 4 on 4 continuous play format
- 4 Teams
- Location: Canada Game Centre
Winter Indoor Winter 2023 Monday Indoor 4v4 Women's League
- Season
- Winter Indoor
- Stat Tracking
- Never
- Tie Breaker
- Wins > Losses > Head-to-head > Head-to-head plus-minus > Plus-minus > Goals For > Spirit
- Status
- Closed
- First Game
- Jan 9, 2023
- Last Game
- Mar 20, 2023
- Roster Deadline
- Mar 5, 2023
- Day
- Monday
- Ratio Rule
- Womens 4s
- Schedule Type
- Roundrobin
![[Help]](https://www.halifaxultimate.ca/imgs/help_16.png "Additional help")
- Rating Calculator
- Wager System
- All-star nominations
- Always
- All-star nominations from
- Opponent
- Most spirited player
- Always
This is the recommended choice for small divisions (6 teams or less), or divisions where all teams are theoretically equal in skill level and there are enough games in the season for every team to play every other team. There is also a scheduling option for round robin divisions which essentially splits the division in half, if there are only enough games for each team to play half of the other teams.
Division standings are based on win/loss record.
If you have suggestions for additions, changes or other improvements to this online help, please send them to admin@zuluru.org.
The Wager ratings calculator is the current recommended choice.
This uses a wagering system, where the final score determines the total amount of the pot. It's based around a winning score of 15 points and tweaked to produce the same ratings change for similar point differentials for higher/lower final scores.
Each team contributes a percentage of the pot based on their expected chance to win. The losing team always takes away the same number of rating points as their game points, while the winning team takes away the remainder.
Thus, the point differential change amounts to:
(total_pot - loser_score - winner_wager)If you have suggestions for additions, changes or other improvements to this online help, please send them to admin@zuluru.org.