Does anyone have any clue what the tie breaker is for teams that have the exact same power points down to the final decimal point as it pertains to sub district seeding?
Power Points Tie
- Thread starter GrizzzlyPanda
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Here are the tie-break procedures:
1) If two teams are tied with identical point averages and have played each other, the result(s) of the head-to-head competition between these schools will be considered and the team winning the majority of the contests between the two teams will be given the higher seed
2) If a tie still exists, or if more than two teams are tied, the team or teams playing the greatest number of first division teams will be selected. If two teams are still tied, criteria (1) will apply before going to step (3). In Class A only, if a tie still exists at step (2), the team or teams playing the greatest number of first division teams in their classification will be selected. If two teams are still tied, criteria (1) will apply before going to step (3). (Note a "First Division" team is a team that has won at least 75% of its games, ex: record of 20-0, 19-1, 18-2, 17-3, 16-4, 15-5 of a 20 game schedule).
3) If a tie still exists, then total the sum of the tied team's opponents' wins and losses. The team whose opponents have the higher winning percentage will receive the higher seed. If two teams remain tied, criteria (1) will apply before going to criteria (4).
4) If a tie still exists, the higher seed will be decided by a coin flip at the NSAA office.
Are you inquiring about specific teams? I can help you break it down if you let me know which teams.
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