Points are the primary ranking criteria.

Each team receives 6 points for a win, 3 points for a tie, and 0 points for a loss.

Each team receives an additional point for each goal, up to 3.

No points are earned for a shutout.

If two or more teams are tied on points, the following ranking criteria are used, in order:

If two or more teams are tied, the team that won the most games against other tied teams is ranked above the other teams.

Higher Goal Differential, up to 3 and no less than -3, per game, puts a team over a team with a lower Goal Differential.

Fewer Goals Allowed puts a team over a team with more Goals Allowed.

More Goals_For, up to 3 per game, places a team over a team with fewer Goals_For.

A team with more Shut Outs (opponents do not score) is ranked above one with fewer Shut Outs.

When all else fails, Kicks from the Mark (PKs) are used to rank two teams.