Standings Update InfoGeneral InfoWhat do the codes mean?Season Ending Tie Breakers
Here are the FINAL standings for 2019. Teams are ranked by total points
(3 for a win, 1 for tie, plus up to 9 referee points). Ties are broken
as follows:
1. Sportsmanship points, if the difference exceeds 15 points
2. Head-to-head play
3. Most victories
4. Fewest goals allowed
5. Coin toss
Sportsmanship points were never the deciding factor this year.
B14U: Alkhadra defeated Savadjian 2-1 on Oct 19.
G14U: Goldstein defeated Clay 3-2 on Oct 19.
B12U: a three-way tie involving Morales, Navarro and Rao.
Morales defeated Navarro 7-3 on Sep 21;
Rao defeated Navarro 2-1 on Sep 28;
Rao defeated Morales 6-2 on Oct 19.
G12U: a) a three-way tie involving Hervey, Bridge and Dancsecs.
Hervey defeated Bridge 2-0 on Sep 28;
Dancsecs defeated Hervey 2-1 on Oct 26;
Dancsecs defeated Bridge 2-1 on Nov 23.
b) Moreno defeated Aly 2-0 on Sep 14.
B10U: a) Crabb defeated Streets 5-1 on Oct 5.
b) Velasquez defeated McLaughlin 3-1 on Sep 14.
G10U: a) Walley defeated Rao 2-0 on Oct 26.
b) Bartlett defeated Roche 2-1 on Oct 19.
c) Nguyen defeated S.Kennedy 2-1 on Nov 16.
d) B.Kennedy defeated Semal 5-2 on Oct 12.
-- Bill Owen, region 13 statistician
stats@ayso13.org
Sat Nov 19 8:45 pm
In Region 13, we keep standings in the 10U, 12U and 14U 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 16U, 19U, All-Stars and Spring Cup 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 10U, 12U and 14U 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 16U, 19U, All-Stars and Spring Cup are administered by AYSO Area 1-C. Please visit their website at www.ayso1c.org for more information.
