Standings

Northwest Division Standings

Southeast Division Standings

About the WCCHA Standings...

LEGEND
$ Division Champions / Qualified for WCCHA Tournament
* Division tiebreakers - Jamestown wins tiebreaker with Minnesota-Crookston on head-to-head results
^ Qualified for WCCHA Tournament by Division Standings


DIVISIONAL PLAY FORMAT: Under WCCHA rules, each team plays a round-robin schedule within the division that includes two games against each division opponent. The schedule is balanced home vs. away each season, and repeats every two years (so if team A hosts team B in year 1, team B will host team A in year 2). If division teams play each other more than 2 times in a given regular season, only two games will count towards the Division Standings. No games played against teams from the other division are included in the Division Standings.

POINTS: Win = 2 PTS | LOSS = 0 PTS

Games tied at the end of regulation will proceed to a 5 minute, 3v3 sudden death overtime. If the overtime ends without a goal, the game will proceed to a best-of-3 shootout to determine the winner. The team that wins the shootout recieves a one (1) goal bonus (+1) for the final score. No points are awarded for an overtime or shootout loss, mirroring the ACHA guidelines for rankings.

Each season, the WCCHA will recognize a regular season Division Champion for each Division.


TOURNAMENT QUALIFICATION: The top 3 teams from each division will automatically qualify for the WCCHA Tournament, regardless of position in the WCCHA KRACH Rankings (tiebreakers may be used to confirm top 3). However, KRACH will be used for seeding at the tournament, not division finish.

DIVISION STANDINGS TIEBREAKERS (in order): head to head record, head to head goal differential, overall goal differential, total goals scored, least goals allowed, regulation wins, and coin flip by commissioner.