If you can provide information about any games/results which are missing from the schedule or incorrect, please e-mail tigers@shutout.com.

Schedule Last Updated: 3/15/11

• By default, all the values in this field are selected.
• You may select multiple values.

• Row Number: This column labels each row with a number, starting from one. This allows you to count the total number of rows found in the search.
• Icons: This column displays icons which indicate that the game has a Game Recap and/or Game Photos available. This is what the icons look like:
  • - Click on the newspaper icon to view the Game Recap.
  • - Click on the camera icon to view the Game Photos.
• Date: This column shows the date of the game. The date is separated into three parts: Weekday, Date (Month/Day/Year), Time.
• Home Team: This column shows the home team. If the team is in the GCHSHL, you can click on the team name to view the team's schedule page.
• Home Score: This column shows the home team's score. If the game has not yet been played, this value is blank.
• Visiting Team: This column shows the visiting team. If the team is in the GCHSHL, you can click on the team name to view the team's schedule page.
• Visiting Score: This column shows the visiting team's score. If the game has not yet been played, this value is blank.
• Status: This column shows the game's status. The possible values are: Not Played Yet, Final, Final/OT, Postponed, Cancelled, Result Unknown, Forfeit
• Location: This column shows the game's location.
• League Game?: This column displays 'Yes' for GCHSHL league games and 'No' for non-league games.
• Tournament: If the game is part of a tournament, this column shows the tournament name. Otherwise, this value is blank.

• By default, the Date column is selected.
• Ascending means that the data is sorted from lowest to highest.
• Descending means that the data is sorted from highest to lowest.

• Using both the 'From' and 'To' fields lets you search between two dates. Example: Search for all Bay games in the month of December (between 12/1/10 and 12/31/10.)
• Using only the 'From' field lets you search after a certain date. Example: Search for all Brooklyn games on or after 1/15/11.
• Using only the 'To' field lets you search before a certain date. Example: Search for all Chagrin Falls games on or before 12/15/10.

• Month/Day/Year. Two-digit years are acceptable. Example: 1/6/11
• Month/Day. In this format, the system assumes that you are using the current year. Example: 12/29 is assumed to mean 12/29/24
• You can also write the name or the abbreviation for the month. Example: February 2, 2011 or jan 13

• You may select multiple values.
• Example: Search for all Cleveland Heights games played on Saturdays or Sundays.

• Using only one of the team fields, you can search for all of that team's games. Example: Search for all Elyria Catholic games.
• Using one of the team fields and the Home/Visitor field below it, you can search for all games where the selected team is the home team or the visitor. Example: Search for all games where Euclid is the visiting team.
• Using both of the team fields, you can search for all games where the two selected teams play each other. Example: Search for all games where St. Edward plays University School.

• The options are: Not Played Yet, Final, Final/OT, Postponed, Cancelled, Result Unknown, Forfeit
• If a game's status is listed as Result Unknown, then the game has presumably been played, but we have not yet been informed of the final score.
• You may select multiple values.
• Example: Search for all games that ended in overtime.

• You may select multiple values.
• Example: Search for all games played at Winterhurst.

• The options are: All Game Types, League Games Only, Non-League Games Only
• Example: Search for all league games in the Red North Division.

• You may select multiple values.
• Example: Search for all Thornton Park Tournament games.

• Hold down the Control key (Command key on a Mac) and click with the mouse to select/deselect options.
• Using the mouse, click and drag to select consecutive options.
• Using the keyboard, hold down the Shift key and use the up or down arrow key to select consecutive options.