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https://www.researchgate.net/public...tic_high_school_hockey_in_North_America/stats
Abstract
A comparative study was performed that included the analysis of demographic and competitive rating data for
boys’ interscholastic high school ice hockey teams located in the North America. A composite rating profile
was generated using SportsoftTM windows-based software (least-squares method) that reduced the raw game
scores of over 146,000 games played by 5,479 boys’ teams in both United States and Canada between the
ages of 15 to 18. Individual rating profiles for each state high school league were extracted, tabulated, trend
lines plotted and analysed. State rating profiles were grouped by region and comparative graphs were plotted
using the state of Minnesota as a common benchmark.
https://www.researchgate.net/public...tic_high_school_hockey_in_North_America/stats
Abstract
A comparative study was performed that included the analysis of demographic and competitive rating data for
boys’ interscholastic high school ice hockey teams located in the North America. A composite rating profile
was generated using SportsoftTM windows-based software (least-squares method) that reduced the raw game
scores of over 146,000 games played by 5,479 boys’ teams in both United States and Canada between the
ages of 15 to 18. Individual rating profiles for each state high school league were extracted, tabulated, trend
lines plotted and analysed. State rating profiles were grouped by region and comparative graphs were plotted
using the state of Minnesota as a common benchmark.