2010 NIS Playoff Roster
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	2010 NIS Shootout Rules
Both teams submit a list of 5 players to the referees in the order they will shoot in the shootout	The number of girls in the first 5 shooters is as follows:  U12 - ; U14 - ; U16 - & U19 -	Each team must designate a goalie for the shootout.  Goalie can also be a shooter and does not have to be the game goalie.
Teams will alternate shoots.	A coin flip will determine who chooses whether to shoot first or second.	The shooters will go to an area designated by the referees - no other players can be in this area.
Each shooter and goalie must follow the referees instructions before each shootout.	Once a player shoots, the player must go to the boards in an area designated by the referees.  No other players can enter this area.	After each shot, the goalie must stand off to the side in an area designated by the referees (except if they are the next shooter.  The goalie cannot talk to or taunt the apposing goalie.
If there is still a tie after each teams first 5 shooters shot, the teams go into a sudden death shootout format.	A player cannot shoot twice until all eligible players on the team have shot.	The total number of shooters is determined by the team that has the fewest players.  The total number of girls will be determined by the team with the fewest number of girls but not less than the minimum required on the field for that league.  A minimum of one must shoot in the first 5 shooters, a minimum of 1 in the second group of 5 shooters and the remainer in the remaining shooters.
Each team will be given a form towards the end of their game to fill-out the names and order of your first 5 shooters.	Teams need to fill-out their list of the next 5 shooters (in order) before the 6th player shoots.	Once the shootout is over, each team must immediately leave the field and bench area so that the next game can proceed.  The teams for the next game can both begin warming up during the shootout in the other end of the area.  Once the shootout teams have left, each team can move to the respective end of the arena.