- The winner of each division shall be considered the BCYFCA County Champion for that division.
- The winner of a division shall be the team with the best won/lost percentage (games won divided by games played) in regular season games, as scheduled by the BCYFCA. Games that have been forfeited shall be counted with equal weight in the calculation of the won/lost percentage as if the game had been played. Games that have been cancelled by the BCYFCA shall be counted in the calculation of the won/lost percentage as if they had never been scheduled.
- If, at the end of the regular season, two teams within a division are tied for the county championship, then the team with the best won/lost percentage in regular season games between the tied teams shall be the County Champion. If the two teams have identical head-to-head won/lost percentages or did not play in the regular season, the winner of a Championship game of regulation length played between the two tied teams shall be the County Champion.
- If, at the end of regular season, 3 or more teams are tied for the county championship, then the tied team that has defeated all of the other tied teams during regular season shall be the County Champion. (Note: head-to-head records will not be considered unless a tied team has defeated all of the other tied teams.) If none of the tied teams has defeated all of the other tied teams, then the winner of a half-game, single elimination playoff among the tied teams shall be the County Champion. Seeding in this tie breaking playoff will be determined randomly (e.g., by lot) in the presence of representatives of the leagues that are tied and the BCYFCA.
- All tie breaking games shall be played at locations and times determined by the BCYFCA Executive Board.
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