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THE JR. HOCKEYTOWN

  • Gender: Male
  • Dates: October 2-4, 2026
  • Age: 2018, 2019, 2020
  • Location: Greater Detroit, MI
  • Male Event
  • Team-Entry
  • Takeover Series

Event Details

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Jr. Hockeytown is the most premier event in North America. Hosting Elite and AAA teams from across the globe, play against the very best!

This event offers multiple divisions to ensure teams play highly competitive games throughout the entire tournament. The Jr. Hockeytown, our Full-Ice Mite event, is for 2018, 2019, and 2020 birth years. 
 
Need a hand with a non-hockey issue? Our concierge service is available for participating teams at the Hockeytown!

Looking to a make a meal reservation or find out what tourist attractions you can visit? Our team is here to help.

Fill out the form to find out more!

Cost: $1600 USD
Register Now!

Schedules

Standings

Hotels

This is a Stay To Play (STP) event.  All participating teams/individuals that live outside of an hour are considered a travel participant and must follow the event STP policy, unless otherwise approved by the event director.  Should a team/individual decide that they do not want to stay in our approved hotels there is an opt out fee.

To book your hotel, click here. 

For information or questions regarding hotel bookings - please contact Team Travel Source at playhockey@teamtravelsource.com or at 502-354-9103.

Arenas

  • Suburban Ice Rochester

    52999 Dequindre Rd,
    Rochester, MI 48307
    Get Directions
  • Suburban Ice Macomb

    54755 Broughton Rd,
    Macomb, MI 48042
    Get Directions

Rules

  • NO TOURNAMENT OFFICIAL has the right to change a score sheet or reverse a call from a referee. Once the game is over the score sheet is FINAL.
  • Minor penalties/Major penalties - Penalty time will follow AAU rules based on length of game time.
  • Game misconduct - Player will be ejected for the remainder of that game plus his next scheduled game.
  • Running time will be in effect during the 3rd period, only when a team is winning by 5 goals. Stop time will resume once the score is within 2 goals.
  • Each team is allowed one 60-second timeout during advancement games only.
  • Players and coaches should report to the arena at least one hour prior to each game.
  • A maximum of four team officials may be on the player's bench at one time.
  • The home team will wear white jerseys and visitors wear dark.

SCORING RULES

  • All divisions will be scored 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie, and 0 points for a loss.
  • Any forfeited games will be recorded as a 3-0 score. Any forfeited games affecting another team's playoff status, may be reviewed by the tournament director to determine which teams advance beyond preliminary round play. Use of ineligible players will disqualify a team from the tournament.
  • All games played by a disqualified team will be forfeited. No money will be refunded.
  • Scores will be posted with a goal differential no greater than 7. Example - 10 -1 game will be scored as 8 - 1.

GAME FORMAT

  • 13-13-13 Minute stop time periods
  • No curfew clock for all tournament games.
  • Tag up offsides
  • Icing allowed on penalties
  • Penalty minute format shortened: 1:30/4:00/8:00 minute penalties assessed.

 

ADVANCEMENT GAME SCHEDULE

Please refer to the tournament scoreboards or speak to a tournament official in order to determine the playoff format for each division. It is incumbent upon the team officials to confirm with a Tournament representative whether or not their team has advanced beyond preliminary round play prior to leaving the arena following their final preliminary round game.

In the event an advancement game should end in a tie, the tie will be broken in the following manner:

  1. Overtime will be played during the semi final and championship games only.
  2. 5 minute sudden death (4 on 4)
  3. 3 player shootout.
  4. Sudden death shootout (both teams get to shoot each round).
  5. For Shootouts the home team has a choice of who shoots first. After the first 3 players from each team shoot if teams are still tied you can repeat any shooter as many times you would like.

 

TIEBREAKER RULES

If 2 teams are tied in points, the following order applies to determine the ranking of teams.

  • Head to Head Competition
  • Most wins
  • Goal Differential - Goals for minus goals against
  • Scoring quotient - Goals for divided by total goals
  • Example - Team Blue - 12 GF, 8 GA. 12 GF / 20 Total Goals = 0.6
    • Team Red - 10 GF, 8 GA. 10 GF / 18 Total Goals = 0.55
      • Team Blue Advances
  • Least goals against
  • Coin Flip - Conducted by tournament director and team officials.

If 3 or more teams are tied in points, the following order applies to determine the ranking of teams. If at any point, a tiebreaker establishes a position for one or more teams, each team is placed in its applicable position. If two teams remain tied after this is done,these two tied teams shall be seeded by starting the process for two (2) tied teams tiebreaker above.

  • Most Wins
  • Goal Differential - Goals for minus goals against
  • Scoring quotient - Goals for divided by total goals
    • Example - Team Blue - 12 GF, 8 GA. 12 GF / 20 Total Goals = 0.6
      • Team Red - 10 GF, 8 GA. 10 GF / 18 Total Goals = 0.55
        • Team Blue Advances
  • Least goals against

*EXAMPLE:Team A, B, C and D all are tied with 6 points. The first tiebreaker in this example would be #3 Best goal differential formula. Team A wins that, so then it resets to 3 teams tied with 6 points. Then, apply the best goal differential formula again, Team B wins that. Then, the last two teams would go to #2 if applicable, if not, then the process would proceed according to the tiebreakers #3 through #6.

OFFICIALS

  • A zero tolerance for verbal abuse is in effect and will be enforced for all team officials, players, and spectators.
  • Appropriate penalties will be assessed for disputing or arguing a decision of the officials, any visual demonstration of dissatisfaction, or for the use of obscene or vulgar language to anyone at any time during the tournament.

Things To Do

  • Detroit Zoo

    The Zoo is the place to be! Check out the animals, live shows, special exhibits and more! 
    See More
  • Belle Isle Park

    The Belle Isle Park showcases some unique gardens, plants, paths, trails and is a great place to unwind and enjoy nature.
    See More
  • Detroit Professional Sports

    Get out to one of Detroits Professional Sports Teams; Detroit Red Wings (NHL), Pistons (NBA), Lions (NFL), Tigers (MLB)
    See More

Playoffs

Shop

App

Stats

Event Details

HockeytownConcierge-Banner

Jr. Hockeytown is the most premier event in North America. Hosting Elite and AAA teams from across the globe, play against the very best!

This event offers multiple divisions to ensure teams play highly competitive games throughout the entire tournament. The Jr. Hockeytown, our Full-Ice Mite event, is for 2018, 2019, and 2020 birth years. 
 
Need a hand with a non-hockey issue? Our concierge service is available for participating teams at the Hockeytown!

Looking to a make a meal reservation or find out what tourist attractions you can visit? Our team is here to help.

Fill out the form to find out more!

Cost: $1600 USD
Register Now!

Schedules

Standings

Hotels

This is a Stay To Play (STP) event.  All participating teams/individuals that live outside of an hour are considered a travel participant and must follow the event STP policy, unless otherwise approved by the event director.  Should a team/individual decide that they do not want to stay in our approved hotels there is an opt out fee.

To book your hotel, click here. 

For information or questions regarding hotel bookings - please contact Team Travel Source at playhockey@teamtravelsource.com or at 502-354-9103.

Arenas

  • Suburban Ice Rochester

    52999 Dequindre Rd,
    Rochester, MI 48307
    Get Directions
  • Suburban Ice Macomb

    54755 Broughton Rd,
    Macomb, MI 48042
    Get Directions

Rules

  • NO TOURNAMENT OFFICIAL has the right to change a score sheet or reverse a call from a referee. Once the game is over the score sheet is FINAL.
  • Minor penalties/Major penalties - Penalty time will follow AAU rules based on length of game time.
  • Game misconduct - Player will be ejected for the remainder of that game plus his next scheduled game.
  • Running time will be in effect during the 3rd period, only when a team is winning by 5 goals. Stop time will resume once the score is within 2 goals.
  • Each team is allowed one 60-second timeout during advancement games only.
  • Players and coaches should report to the arena at least one hour prior to each game.
  • A maximum of four team officials may be on the player's bench at one time.
  • The home team will wear white jerseys and visitors wear dark.

SCORING RULES

  • All divisions will be scored 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie, and 0 points for a loss.
  • Any forfeited games will be recorded as a 3-0 score. Any forfeited games affecting another team's playoff status, may be reviewed by the tournament director to determine which teams advance beyond preliminary round play. Use of ineligible players will disqualify a team from the tournament.
  • All games played by a disqualified team will be forfeited. No money will be refunded.
  • Scores will be posted with a goal differential no greater than 7. Example - 10 -1 game will be scored as 8 - 1.

GAME FORMAT

  • 13-13-13 Minute stop time periods
  • No curfew clock for all tournament games.
  • Tag up offsides
  • Icing allowed on penalties
  • Penalty minute format shortened: 1:30/4:00/8:00 minute penalties assessed.

 

ADVANCEMENT GAME SCHEDULE

Please refer to the tournament scoreboards or speak to a tournament official in order to determine the playoff format for each division. It is incumbent upon the team officials to confirm with a Tournament representative whether or not their team has advanced beyond preliminary round play prior to leaving the arena following their final preliminary round game.

In the event an advancement game should end in a tie, the tie will be broken in the following manner:

  1. Overtime will be played during the semi final and championship games only.
  2. 5 minute sudden death (4 on 4)
  3. 3 player shootout.
  4. Sudden death shootout (both teams get to shoot each round).
  5. For Shootouts the home team has a choice of who shoots first. After the first 3 players from each team shoot if teams are still tied you can repeat any shooter as many times you would like.

 

TIEBREAKER RULES

If 2 teams are tied in points, the following order applies to determine the ranking of teams.

  • Head to Head Competition
  • Most wins
  • Goal Differential - Goals for minus goals against
  • Scoring quotient - Goals for divided by total goals
  • Example - Team Blue - 12 GF, 8 GA. 12 GF / 20 Total Goals = 0.6
    • Team Red - 10 GF, 8 GA. 10 GF / 18 Total Goals = 0.55
      • Team Blue Advances
  • Least goals against
  • Coin Flip - Conducted by tournament director and team officials.

If 3 or more teams are tied in points, the following order applies to determine the ranking of teams. If at any point, a tiebreaker establishes a position for one or more teams, each team is placed in its applicable position. If two teams remain tied after this is done,these two tied teams shall be seeded by starting the process for two (2) tied teams tiebreaker above.

  • Most Wins
  • Goal Differential - Goals for minus goals against
  • Scoring quotient - Goals for divided by total goals
    • Example - Team Blue - 12 GF, 8 GA. 12 GF / 20 Total Goals = 0.6
      • Team Red - 10 GF, 8 GA. 10 GF / 18 Total Goals = 0.55
        • Team Blue Advances
  • Least goals against

*EXAMPLE:Team A, B, C and D all are tied with 6 points. The first tiebreaker in this example would be #3 Best goal differential formula. Team A wins that, so then it resets to 3 teams tied with 6 points. Then, apply the best goal differential formula again, Team B wins that. Then, the last two teams would go to #2 if applicable, if not, then the process would proceed according to the tiebreakers #3 through #6.

OFFICIALS

  • A zero tolerance for verbal abuse is in effect and will be enforced for all team officials, players, and spectators.
  • Appropriate penalties will be assessed for disputing or arguing a decision of the officials, any visual demonstration of dissatisfaction, or for the use of obscene or vulgar language to anyone at any time during the tournament.

Things To Do

  • Detroit Zoo

    The Zoo is the place to be! Check out the animals, live shows, special exhibits and more! 
    See More
  • Belle Isle Park

    The Belle Isle Park showcases some unique gardens, plants, paths, trails and is a great place to unwind and enjoy nature.
    See More
  • Detroit Professional Sports

    Get out to one of Detroits Professional Sports Teams; Detroit Red Wings (NHL), Pistons (NBA), Lions (NFL), Tigers (MLB)
    See More

Playoffs

Stats