The Section 1 ice hockey playoffs are right around the corner. Below is a look at the latest playoff standings using the seeding formula.

A new wrinkle this year applies weighted points based on leagues. The teams in League A receive an additional 1.000 added to their ratio and League B teams received 0.500 added. League C teams receive no weight added for seeding.

Here’s a look at the Division I and II standings based on scores listed in the chart at the bottom of the page. Stay tuned for more hockey Bracketology features, including projected brackets, team-by-team results breakdowns and more.

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2018-19 Section 1 Hockey Bracketology

Scores/Schedules: Section 1 Hockey

Formula and Tiebreaker Information

• PLAYOFF CRITERIA
• The formula
• Note: Only games played against Section 1 teams will count towards seeding formula.
• Every victory counts as FOUR points, regardless of class
• Every tie counts as TWO points, regardless of class  
• Teams receive TWO bonus points for playing an opponent that finishes with a winning percentage of .750 and above by Feb 13 (regardless if  they win or lose). Opponents Section 1 records will be counted. 
• Teams receive ONE bonus point for playing an opponent that finishes  with a winning percentage between .500-.750 by May 15 (regardless if  they win or lose). Opponents Section 1 records will be counted.
•   Once all points are tabulated, divide that sum by the total of games played against Section 1 opponents.
• Tiebreakers
• Head to head 
• Average bonus points (Bonus Pts/Sec 1 games played)
• Winning percentage
• Common opponent
• Committee decision
• Note: Ties are NOT broken in the above standings