tie breaker points calculated

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How are tie breaker points calculated a win is worth ? A shutout is worth? Or is there a different formula

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From the AAA Handbook, Page 82

Rule 7. STATE QUALIFYING TIE-BREAKING PROCEDURE
A. If two teams are tied from regular season conference play, tie-breaker procedure will be
1. Head to head in regular season conference play
2. If the two teams have split, margin of victory between the two teams, with a maximum of three (3)
goals per game
3. If the two teams are still tied, all winning conference game goals, with a maximum of three (3) goals
per game
4. Forfeited games. Offended teams shall receive three (3) goals when tabulating the sum of the
winning margins for breaking conference ties. Teams will receive no goals for tied conference
games.
5. If two teams are still tied, a coin flip by the Arkansas Activities Association Executive Director or his
designee will decide seeding.
B. If three or more teams are in a tie from regular season conference play, tie-breaker procedures will be:
1. Head-to-head competition
2. If a team has been defeated by one of the other teams twice (or once when a single round robin is
used), they will be eliminated
3. If two teams remain, the teams would go to step two listed above in paragraph A.
4. If step two does not break the tie, step three would follow, then step four, then five. If three teams
remain, the teams would go to paragraph C.
C. If three or more teams are tied and each team has split (or a perfect triangle), each position will be
decided using the two team tie-breaking procedure in paragraph A to determine which two teams go
head to head for the first available position. First, tabulate the margin of victory in all conference
games (up to 3 goals per game). The two teams with the greatest margin of victory in conference
games shall utilize the procedure in paragraph A to determine the first position available. Use the
same process to determine the second position available and all other positions available for the
teams involved in a three or more team "perfect triangle" tie