Ontario major midget aaa ranking

Description:Many organizations and leagues that have larger numbers of registered players tend to delineate within the two-year window allowed for each age group. In these situations, teams composed entirely or primarily of players in their second year of eligibility are designated 'major' teams, while those with players in their 1st year of eligibility are designated "minor" teams. For example, ten-year-olds would be "squirt majors" while nine-year-olds would be "squirt minors". This is especially true in "AAA". Some leagues separate players six years old and younger into their own group, often referred to using names like "Mini-Mites", "Mosquitoes", or "Microns. The Next Higher Level of Competition Not all districts use this designation , may also be called "A", the lowest level of competitive hockey.

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