Twister Division (10U)
Birth Years: 2015, 2016, 2017 (2018 with approval)
Schedule: Saturday November 29, 2025
• 9:30–10:30 AM
• 2:00–3:00 PM

Puck Chop Division (12U)
Birth Years: 2013, 2014
Schedule: Saturday November 29, 2025
• 10:30 AM–11:30 AM
• 3:15–4:15 PM

Justin Vaive Division (14U)
Birth Years: 2011, 2012
Schedule: Saturday November 29, 2025
• 11:45–12:45 PM
• 4:30–5:30 PM

Louie Caporusso Division (16U–HS)
Birth Years: 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
Schedule: Saturday November 29, 2025
• 12:45–1:45 PM
• 5:45–6:45 PM

Please note: When registering, the "class times" will show the first ice session only. However, this registration is valid for all FOUR ice slots. You can access the full schedule above for each age group. 

Registration Links: Please select the correct Age Group for your skater

10U Twister: HERE

12U puckchop: HERE

14U Vaive: HERE

16U/HS Caporusso: HERE

1. General

• All games are run-time and displayed on the score clock. There are no periods or intermissions. Two or three cross-ice games will be played simultaneously.
• Game Lengths: Preliminary games – 15 minutes run time; Playoff games – 24 minutes run time.
• Teams will be issued colored pinnies for identification. A matching jersey may be worn if available instead of a pinnie.
• No coaches are permitted on the ice or benches — Cyclones staff only may supervise.

2. In-Game Rules

• No off-sides.
• Teams may score from their own half of the ice.
• Games begin with a face-off at center ice.
• After a goal: all players must return to their own half. The team scored upon retrieves the puck and resumes play. Officials may pause play until control is reestablished. Once the puck is 5 feet clear of the net, the opposing team may attack.
• Cyclones officials may add spare players to a short-handed team to ensure fair play.
• Teams with substitute players will change on their own, and substitutes must remain seated on the bench.
• No horseplay in the bench area while waiting for shifts.
• Minor penalties result in a penalty shot; play continues live immediately after. The penalized player remains on the ice.
• Major or misconduct penalties result in immediate ejection from the tournament and future event disqualification.
• Any team accruing more than six penalties in a single game will forfeit the game.
• If a puck goes out of play, the referee will immediately throw in a new puck.
• No body contact or high-stick shots (sticks must stay below the waist). No slap shots are permitted.

3. Tournament Format

• The tournament begins with a round-robin series. Teams are seeded for playoffs based on win-loss record and total points. Following semifinals, there will be a consolation game and a full-ice 24-minute championship game.
• Tie-breakers for playoff seeding: 1) Head-to-head results, 2) Plus/minus differential, 3) Coin flip.
• League officials reserve the right to assist on-ice supervisors with rulings or disputes.

Sportsmanship Reminder

This event is designed to help players enjoy the game, have fun, and build their skills in a positive and safe environment. Good sportsmanship is expected at all times.