All Playoff Games shall consist of three periods of not less than eleven (11) minutes utilizing the stopped clock concept.  Sudden death overtime shall be utilized to determine the outcome of Playoff Games in the following manner:   

All Playoff Games, other than the City Championship, tied at the end of regulation time shall play one (1) five-minute running-time sudden death overtime period.  If the game remains tied at the end of such overtime a shoot-out, as described below, will be utilized to determine the winner. 

The City Championship Game, if tied at the end of regulation time, shall play one (1) eleven-minute stop-time sudden death overtime period.  If the game remains tied at the end of such overtime, a shoot-out, as described below, will be utilized to determine the winner. 

Shoot-Out Format 

Each coach will pick five (5) players to participate.  Each of those five players will shoot on the opposing goalie in penalty shot fashion.  The Home team coach will elect whether he wants his team to shoot first or second.  Once that is determined, the teams will alternate shooters until five from each team have gone.  The team scoring the most goals out of five shooters is the winner.   If an equal number of the five shooters from each team score, each coach will select a sixth shooter (who was not among the original five). 

The teams will continue to alternate shooters until one shooter scores and the other does not.  Each team will continue selecting shooters who have not shot yet, until all players dressed for that team have shot.