Standings Update InfoGeneral InfoWhat do the codes mean?Season Ending Tie Breakers
Here are the final standings for 2017. The standings are based on "total points" -- 3 for a win, 1 for a tie, plus the referee points. Ties are broken as follows: 1) Sportsmanship points, if the difference exceeds 9 points. 2) Head-to-head play. 3) Most victories. 4) Fewest goals allowed. 5) Coin flip (not required this year). Here are the details for each division: BU14 a Kiessling defeated Chung 4-1 on Oct 7 b Wynn defeated Brookbanks 2-0 on Nov 4 GU14 a Marshall and Sahand tied 2-2 on Oct 14; Marshall had more victories. BU12 a Russell defeated Alkhadra 6-4 on Nov 4 b Robles defeated Savadjian 4-2 on Sep 23 GU12 a Kvochak defeated Seropian 5-0 on Oct 7 BU10 a Donahue defeated Adhami 5-3 on 10/21 b Kakuk had 12 more sportsmanship points than Baz. (I checked; it's legitimate.) c Morales defeated Powers 4-3 on Oct 14 d Taylor defeated Bilac 3-1 on Nov 11 e McCann defeated Aleksanian 1-0 on Nov 4 GU10 a Blanton defeated Abramian 2-1 on Sep 23 b Jepson defeated Bilac 7-2 on Sep 23; Bilac defeated Hernandez 4-3 on Sep 30; Hernandez and Jepson tied 1-1 on Oct 7. Jepson, with a win and a tie in the three-way head-to-head, finishes third; Bilac, with a win and a loss, comes in fourth; Hernandez, with a tie and a loss, comes in fifth. c Dancsecs and Lambert tied 1-1 on Nov 4; they had the same number of victories; Dancsecs allowed fewer goals d Petropoulos defeated Munoz 5-4 on Oct 14 -- Bill Owen, region 13 statistician stats@ayso13.org Mon Nov 20 10:30 pm
In Region 13, we keep standings in the U10, U12 and U14 divisions for both boys and girls. Standings are updated early each week throughout the playing season. Questions or concerns about scores or standings should always be sent to the Region 13 Statistician at stats@ayso13.org .
Standings for the U16 and U19 divisions, as well as YDP are administered by AYSO Area 1-C. Please visit their website at www.ayso1c.org for more information.
W, T, L = Team's wins, ties, and losses GF, GA = Goals for and goals against Pts = team's points on the field: 3 for each win plus 1 for each tie. RW = Referee wins. This number is the greater of a) assignments completed by the team's referees (code A) and by pre-arranged substitutes on behalf of the team (code B) or b) the number of games worked by the team's referees (all codes). RL = Referee losses. This is the number of assignments that were NOT completed by the team's referees nor by pre-arranged substitutes. Rpct = Referee winning percentage = RW / (RW + RL). RP = team's referee points = 9 Rpct (number of weeks played) / (number of weeks in the season). The maximum number of referee points is 9, equivalent to three wins on the field, and it is prorated throughout the season. Fractions of 0.5 or more round up. This means that if you have 17 referee wins and 1 referee loss, for a Rpct of 0.944, you would have exactly 8.5 RP, which rounds up to 9. Spts = Sportsmanship points (coaches, players, spectators) accumulated to date. Tpts = total points = Pts + RP. This is how the standings are ordered.
Season Ending Tie Breakers
- Sportsmanship points, provided the difference is more than 9.
- Head-to-head play. In case of a multiple tie, use all the round-robin games. Any remaining ties at this point continue down the list.
- Most victories.
- Fewest goals allowed.
- Coin flip.
In Region 13, we keep standings in the U10, U12 and U14 divisions for both boys and girls. Standings are updated early each week throughout the playing season. Questions or concerns about scores or standings should always be sent to the Region 13 Statistician at stats@ayso13.org .
Standings for the U16 and U19 divisions, as well as YDP are administered by AYSO Area 1-C. Please visit their website at www.ayso1c.org for more information.
