1. All teams will play 8 end games.
2. There will be a 5-minute practice before each game.
3. Coin toss 30 minutes prior to game time to determine practice order and rock color.
4. Top 2 teams in each pool will move on to semi-final with higher ranking team having
   choice of hammer, color and first practice.
5. Red rocks will throw clockwise, and blue rocks will throw counter-clockwise for round
   robin games to decide hammer.
6. For seeding games, it will be 3 vs. 3 and 4 vs. 4 (Girls) with pregame coin flip and draw to
   button for hammer.
7. Tied Games will play an extra end.
8. LSD will be used to break ties if head-to-head is tied between 3 teams.
9. Following practice, a last shot draw to the button will be thrown by each team to
   determine hammer. If 1st stone is not in the rings a second player will also throw. Also, if
   LSD covers the pin, a second stone must be thrown. Each team much choose a different
   player each round robin game to throw the draw to the button.
10. There will be a 4th end break of 3 minutes.
11. Curling Canada Coaching interaction will be followed at this event.
12. Locker rooms are available.
13. All measurements will be done by the teams. If assistance is needed, an official may be
    called out.
14. Only WCF compatible broom heads may be used

We ask teams to avoid slow play. Games will be monitored, and slow play will be
addressed.

Look forward to seeing you on November 18 in Cornwall!