The Conn Smythe Corner ®

The League

The Conn Smythe Corner^® is a fantasy hockey Keeper league played on Yahoo! Fantasy Hockey.

The Commissioners' Office

The Commissioner of The Conn Smythe Corner is Steve Lyberopoulos. Lyberopoulos founded the League in September 2012. Gerardo Discepola (since 2013) and Matthew Taddeo (since 2018) serve as Co-Commissioners.

In January 2013, Gerardo Discepola and Charles L. Raizenne were named Co-Commissioners. On December 31, 2017, Matthew Taddeo was named interim Co-Commissioner, replacing Raizenne. On April 7, 2018, at the Second Annual Connies awards, Taddeo's interim status was removed and he was officially named Co-Commissioner of The Conn Smythe Corner.

Clubs

The Conn Smythe Corner houses 14 professional fantasy Clubs located throughout the United States and Canada. All Clubs are managed by a General Manager (GM). GMs may also enlist one or more Peons to assist in the management of the Club. All GMs and Peons are required to abide by the CSC Code of Conduct.

	Club	General Manager	Peon(s)		Founded	Titles	NSMT	Current City
	Atlanta Flames	Carlos Ranjan	none		2015	0	1 (2019)	Atlanta, GA
	Atlanta Thrashers	Marco Scanlan	Alessandro Power		2012	2 (2014, 2015)	0	Atlanta, GA
	Chicago Cougars	Adrien Khendek	none		2022	0	0	Chicago, IL
	Colorado Rockies	Steve Lyberopoulos	Paul Santache	Charles Raizenne	2011*	2 (2016, 2019)	1 (2018)	Denver, CO
	Los Angeles Sharks	Ian Gerard	Joel Mullins		2017	0	0	Los Angeles, CA
	Montreal Maroons	Stephen Young	none		2011*	0	1 (2022)	Montreal, QC
	Montreal Wanderers	Gerardo Discepola	none		2012	2 (2013, 2017)	0	Montreal, QC
	Philadelphia Phantoms	Mike Clement	none		2018	1 (2023)	0	Philadelphia, PA
	Club Athlétique de Québec	Matty Wilson	none		2011*	1 (2020)	0	Quebec City, QC
	Seattle Metropolitans	Thibault Deneufbourg	none		2015	0	0	Seattle, WA
	Springfield Falcons	Alexandre Lajoie	Nikolas De Stefano		2016	0	1 (2021)	Springfield, MA
	St. Louis Eagles	Jonathan Di Betta	none		2012	1 (2021)	0	St. Louis, MO
	Toledo Goal Diggers	Matt Litwin	none		2023	0	0	Toledo, OH
	Toronto Arenas	John Lenz	none		2017	1 (2022)	1 (2023)	Toronto, ON

You may consult comprehensive all-time manager statistics on the Managers page.

Defunct Clubs & Retired Managers

	Club	General Manager	Years Active	Departure	Titles	NSMT	Relocation
	Baltimore Bandits	Stephen Meterissian	2012	2012	0	-	Columbus
	Brooklyn Americans	Jade Karim	2011*-2016	2016	0	-	Vancouver
	Broome County Dusters	Justin Rudick	2019	2023	0	0	Toledo
	California Golden Seals	Charles Raizenne	2011*-2016	2016	0	-	Springfield
	Cleveland Barons	Matthew Taddeo	2012	2023	1 (2018)	0	None (contraction)
	Columbus Chill	Andreas Lyberopoulos	2013	N/A (2013)	0	-	Vancouver
	Cornwall Aces	Brahm Hurwitz	2013-2017	2017	0	0	Toronto
	Hartford Whalers	Erik C-m	2011*-2017	2017	0	0	Los Angeles
	Johnstown Jets	Trevor Drummond	2020	2023	0	0	None (contraction)
	Kansas City Scouts	Michael Nestorowich	2012-2019	2019	0	1 (2017)	Broome County
	Miami Matadors	Jake Murad	2011*-2015	2015	0	-	Atlanta
	Minnesota North Stars	Alessandro Power	2012-2015	2015	0	-	Seattle
	New Haven Nighthawks	Thomas O'Shea	2012	2012	0	-	Cornwall
	Philadelphia Quakers	Simon ST	2011*-2018	2018	0	0	None
	Vancouver Blazers	Showrav Das	2016-2020	2020	0	0	Johnstown
	Vancouver Millionaires	Andreas Lyberopoulos	2013-2022	2022	0	0	Chicago

* denotes Puttin' On The Foil

Matchups and Scheduling

The league consists of a series of head-to-head matchups that run in accordance with Yahoo's weekly scheduling. While matchups generally last seven days, beginning on Monday and ending on Sunday, these timeframes may be altered by Yahoo (for example, the first week of the season, NHL All-Star game week, etc.). The Postseason will last three weeks and is generally scheduled to avoid coinciding with the final week of the NHL season (when players on NHL teams who have already qualified for the playoffs may be rested, etc.). Determinations regarding the duration of matchups and scheduling are made by the Commissioners on a season-by-season basis.

The winner of each matchup is the team with the most fantasy points. In the regular season, matchups may end in a tie. In the event of a tie in the post-season, the winner will be determined by regular season head-to-head matchups. In the event regular season head-to-head matchups were tied, the higher seed entering the playoffs (i.e. based on regular season performance) will be the winner.

Regular Season

The season consists of ~20 matchups spanning approximately ~22 weeks. Clubs play against every other team at least one time. Scheduling generally involves participating in eight (8) out-of-conference matchups (1 matchup against every non-conference opponent) and in twelve (12) in-conference matchups (at least 1 matchup against every conference opponent, 4 in-conference matchups randomized). The Commissioners may make scheduling changes prior to or during the regular season in their discretion.

Two conferences, consisting of eight (8) Clubs each, are split into groups drafted by the previous season's finalists. The finalists are sorted into separate conferences before proceeding to draft Clubs into their own conference. Please refer to the Conference Draft page for past results.

Standings are determined by winning percentage, calculated in accordance with the following: (Wins + [Ties * 0.5]) / Total Games Played = Winning Percentage. If two teams have identical winning percentages, the following tiebreaker system is used:

• The tiebreaker for determining the Conference winner only:
  • First tie-breaker: Conference winning percentage
  • Second tie-breaker: the Wild Card method (see below)
  • Note: If more than two teams are tied for the Conference winner, once the winner is determined, the remaining teams will use the Wild Card method only. In other words, conference winning percentage is ignored when ranking 2nd and third place in the Conference.
• Wild Card method (for all situations other than the first tie-breaker to determine the Conference winner)
  • First tie-breaker: number of wins
  • Second tie-breaker: highest number of fantasy points for
  • Third tie-breaker: recent week win percentage (i.e. record in the final week of the regular season, if still tied then the record in the second-last week of the regular season, etc.)

Postseason

8 Clubs qualify for The Cam Ward Cup Playoffs in The Conn Smythe Corner^®. Conference winners earn the #1 and #2 seeds, with the remaining 6 playoff Clubs determined by overall standings. Clubs are re-seeded every round to ensure that the highest seeds respectively face the lowest remaining seeds. Finalists face off in a week-long matchup in pursuit of the legendary & revered Cam Ward Cup^®. The bronze medal is awarded to the Clubs that lose in the semi-finals. A consolation round is used to determine the teams that finish 5th through 8th.

The Cam Ward Cup^® Playoffs

• Round 1: Quarter-finals
  • #1 vs #8
  • #2 vs #7
  • #3 vs #6
  • #4 vs #5
• Round 2: Semi-finals
  • [Quarter-finals winner with highest seed] vs [Quarter-finals winner with lowest seed]
  • [Quarter-finals winner with second-highest seed] vs [Quarter-finals winner with third-highest seed]

• The consolation round will feature the following matchups
  • [Quarter-finals loser with highest seed] vs [Quarter-finals loser with lowest seed]
  • [Quarter-finals loser with second-highest seed] vs [Quarter-finals loser with third-highest seed]

• Round 3: The Cam Ward Cup^® Final
  • The Cam Ward Cup^® Final: [Semi-finals winner] vs [Semi-finals winner] Please click here to view a list of past Cam Ward Cup^® winners.
  • 3rd Place matchup: [Semi-finals loser] vs [Semi-finals loser]
  • 5th Place matchup: [Consolation semi-finals winner] vs [Consolation semi-finals winner]
  • 7th Place matchup: [Consolation semi-finals loser] vs [Consolation semi-finals loser]

The North Stars Memorial Tourney^TM

Starting in 2016-17, a Consolation Tournament, dubbed The North Stars Memorial Tourney^TM (NSMT) was created for the 8 Clubs that did not qualify for the postseason. These 8 Clubs will face off in a bracket designed to determine final standings. The winner of the Consolation Tournament will earn the 9th overall pick in the following Draft, while the team eliminated in the lowest-seeded matchup will pick 16th overall.

• Round 1: Quarter-finals
  • #9 vs #16
  • #10 vs #15
  • #11 vs #14
  • #12 vs #13

• Round 2: Semi-finals
  • [Quarter-finals winner with highest seed] vs [Quarter-finals winner with lowest seed]
  • [Quarter-finals winner with second-highest seed] vs [Quarter-finals winner with third-highest seed]

• The consolation round will feature the following matchups
  • [Quarter-finals loser with highest seed] vs [Quarter-finals loser with lowest seed]
  • [Quarter-finals loser with second-highest seed] vs [Quarter-finals loser with third-highest seed]

• Round 3: The North Stars Memorial Final
  • The North Stars Memorial Final: [Semi-finals winner] vs [Semi-finals winner] Please click here to view a list of past North Stars Memorial Tourney^TM winners.
  • 11th Place matchup: [Semi-finals loser] vs [Semi-finals loser]
  • 13th Place matchup: [Consolation semi-finals winner] vs [Consolation semi-finals winner]
  • 15th Place matchup: [Consolation semi-finals loser] vs [Consolation semi-finals loser]

For the 2023-24 season only, the 9th and 10th seeds will earn automatic byes to the semifinals (as only 6 Clubs will participate in the North Stars Memorial Tourney). The 13th Place matchup will feature the two losers of the quarter-finals and will take place during Round 2. For additional information, please consult the Commissioners' press release in the Discord server.

Scoring

Players

Category	Value
Goal (G)	6
Assist (A)	4
Plus/Minus (+/-)	1 / -1
Penalty Minutes (PIM)	0.25
Powerplay Points (PPP)	1
Shorthanded Points (SHP)	4
Shots on Goal (SOG)	0.25
Faceoffs Won (FW)	0.25
Faceoffs Lost (FL)	-0.25
Hits (HIT)	0.5
Blocks (BLK)	1

Goaltenders

Category	Value
Games Started (GS)	1
Wins (W)	5
Goals Against (GA)	-3
Saves (SV))	0.5
Shutouts (SHO)	10

Stat Corrections

In the case of late stat corrections that were not applied by Yahoo where the matchup result (win or loss) would have changed as a result of the stat correction being properly applied, the League will manually edit the final playoff seeding at the conclusion of the regular season should that changed matchup result affect playoff positioning.

Players Under Team Control

Active Roster

Each Club may roster up to 23 players on its active roster (19 dressed, 4 bench) according to the following distribution:

• 4x Centers (C)
• 8x Wingers (W) - there is no distinction between LW/RW
• 6x Defensemen (D)
• 1x Goaltender (G)
• 4x bench (BN)

For the 2023-24 season only, each Club may roster up to 26 players on its active roster, with additional bench spots (a total of 7) given to each Club.

In addition, Clubs are afforded the following special designations:

• 4x Injured Reserve +
  • Covers players with the following designations in Yahoo: injured reserve (IR), day-to-day (DTD), Covid-19, and Out (O)
• 1x NA (Not Available)
  • players not active in the NHL and designated as "NA" in Yahoo

'The LA Rule'

Clubs may carry up to, but not more than, six (6) active goalies on their roster at all times.

"Active goalie" means a goalie who is healthy (without "O", "DTD", or "IR" designations) in a G spot, BN spot, or IR+ spot.

Thus, healthy goalies who are "stashed" on IR+ count against the six active goalie cap. Goalies with an "NA" designation are excluded from the active goalie cap. Healthy goalies who are "stashed" on NA also count against the six active goalie cap.

Clubs that enter a situation that puts them over the active goalie cap through this use of IR+ or NA will have until the following day's first game played to rectify their roster and remove any offending goalies in order to comply with the cap. Failure to comply will result into an automatic locking of the team's roster in addition to a SANCTION, which may include the modification of final League standings if the impugned active goalie cap violation materially affected the outcome of the playoff picture.

Dubbed "The LA Rule" to honour the goalie hoarding largesses of the Los Angeles Sharks and GM Ian "Daddy Needs a Goalie Keeper" Gerard in 2017-18, the Sharks controversially hoarded nine goaltenders on their roster through the end of the season (Scott Darling, Anton Forsberg, Philipp Grubauer, Anton Khudobin, Darcy Kuemper, Kari Lehtonen, Juuse Saros, Harri Sateri, Alex Stalock). As a result of these actions, Toronto Arenas GM John Lenz was unable to add Dallas Stars backup Kari Lehtonen in the first round of the Cam Ward Cup^® Playoffs following an injury to his starting goaltender Benjamin Bishop. Without the points Lehtonen ended up providing that would have been sufficient to secure the victory, the Arenas would go on to lose in to the Vancouver Blazers, 348.25-322.75, eliminating them from Cam Ward Cup^® contention. GM Lenz vociferously criticized the then-legal actions of GM Gerard, and engaged with his counterpart in a chirp-thread now known as Backupgate. GM Gerard proceeded to shred GM Lenz for his lack of foresight in securing the services of Lehtonen weeks earlier when he was on waivers. Both big men nearly came to blows and had to be separated. A barn fight in rural Vermont has been scheduled for an undisclosed future date.

At the conclusion of the 2017-18 season, a majority of the League's managers indicated they were favourable to League legislation to address the actions that occurred in Backupgate. The League implemented "The LA Rule" in response, effective for the beginning of the 2018-19 season.

Prospects

As of 2017-18, CSC Clubs may now draft eligible Prospects and hold their rights over time, depending on their development and progression. Please consult the Prospects page for more details.

Professional Try-Out (PTO)

Clubs may draft one player who exists in Yahoo (i.e. can be found in Yahoo's player pool) as of the date of the Draft. Players will hold their rights in accordance with the league's PTO rules. Please consult the PTO page for more details.

Player Movement

Trades

A trade occurs, in order, under the following circumstances**:

1. Two general managers agree to an exchange of players and/or draft picks
2. The trade is reviewed by the Commissioner and Co-Commissioners
3. The trade is approved by the Commissioner and Co-Commissioners
4. The trade is officially allowed on Yahoo!
5. Yahoo! processes the trade and players are assigned to their new, respective rosters.

** Notwithstanding any exceptional procedural regulations that will have been clearly communicated to all managers by the Commissioner. In that case, the aforementioned regulations communicated by the Commissioner supersede the trading steps indicated in this article.

Requirements

Criteria

In order for a trade to be validly consummated, Clubs must be in control of the requisite players and/or assets at the time of the transaction. The only exception to this is 3-way transactions, whereby multiple transactions may be executed to arrive at the 3-way result. Otherwise, a Club cannot trade away a player it does not own, nor a draft pick it has traded to another organization

Players

Clubs cannot promise to trade players in the offseason to their trading partner. All players that are named in a trade must exchange hands at the moment of the transaction's announcement. This means that buying Clubs cannot promise to trade away a potential Keeper in the offseason to a selling Club in return for a rental player.

Draft Picks

All Clubs must comply with the requirements set forth in Atlanta Rule (see subsection below) at all times. Trades that render a Club non-compliant with the Atlanta Rule will be automatically vetoed on substantive grounds.

Clubs cannot trade away picks that they have committed to another transaction by way of a conditional trade. An example of what not to do in this regard can be found with the Atlanta Flames history of agreeing to conditional pick trades and then attempting to trade away one of the picks that was committed to another team in the first transaction. If Team A has promised to conditionally trade a Round 7 pick to Team B in the event an agreed-upon condition (such as player performance, team performance) is satisfied, then that Round 7 selection is ineligible to be traded away in a subsequent transactions. Trades that include a committed conditional pick will be vetoed on procedural grounds.

Competitive Balance

Finally, trades that undly threaten and/or compromise the competitive balance and integrity of the League will be vetoed on substantive grounds. This is an exceptional measure that may be initiated at the discretion of the Commissioner's Office, and will only be done so sparingly and with care. Please refer to the Trade Review subsection below.

'The Atlanta Rule'

In order to protect against predatory buying, the League introduced the 'Atlanta Rule' in the 2017-18 season. At all times, CSC Clubs must comply with a two-part requirement when making trades that involve draft picks. Trades that render a team non-compliant will be automatically vetoed.

This Rule was developed by the Working Group For The Protection of Predatory Buying, which was composed of Commissioner Lyberopoulos, Toronto Arenas GM John Lenz, and consultant Alex Klein. The Rule is named in recognition of buying largesses executed by both of the League's Clubs in Georgia.

A) Minimums

• minimum 1 pick in either Round 1 or 2; and
• minimum 3 picks in Tier A+B (total in Rounds 1-6).

B) Configurations

One of the following configurations must be respected, in addition to the minimums set out in Part A

• 2 Tier A picks held; OR
• 1 Tier A pick held + 1x Round 4 pick held.

Selling Cap

Effective for the 2019-20 season, and updates for the 2021-22 season, the CSC adopted a selling cap which is automatically and irrevocably triggered when a Club hits the Atlanta Rule Ceiling in a given season.

Atlanta Rule Ceiling or Ceiling means where: (i) the trading away of one (1) more pick in Tier A+B (Rounds 1 through 6, inclusively) would render a Club noncompliant with The Atlanta Rule; and (ii) the Club also trades away one additional pick in Rounds 1 through 10, inclusively. A Club hits the ceiling and irrevocably triggers the Selling Cap if both prongs (i) and (ii) are met.

Should a Club hit the Ceiling in a given season, this is the trigger that activates a selling cap for the season that immediately follows.

As a result, Clubs who become subject to the Selling Cap will be unable to acquire or trade away any Tier A+B selections during the following regular season and offseason.

Clubs can avoid becoming subject to the Selling Cap by avoiding the Ceiling.

Selling Cap Trigger Example

The Atlanta Flames have made several trades, leaving them with only their 1st, 3rd, and 6th round picks in Tiers A and B. They still have all their picks in rounds 7 through 10.

Just before the deadline ends, the Flames make one last trade:

Flames receive: 20th round pick + Dylan Larkin Trade partner receives: 7th round pick (ATLF)

Prong (i) of Selling Cap rule: met.

Prior to making this trade, the Flames were not allowed to trade away one of their picks in Tiers A or B (ie, their 1st, 3rd or 6th) without rendering themselves noncompliant with the Atlanta Rule (see Atlanta Rule > A) Minimums and B) Configurations). Prong (i) of the Selling Cap rule is met.

Prong (ii) of Selling Cap rule: met.

Now, the Flames have moved one of their remaining picks in Rounds 7 through 10 as set out in prong (ii) of the Selling Cap rule. Because they have also met prong (i) of the Selling Cap rule, and have now met prong (ii) by the trading away of one more pick in Round 1 to 10, they have thus hit the Ceiling as set out above (se Selling Cap). As a result, they have irrevocably triggered the Selling Cap for the following season and will be unable to trade away OR acquire any Tier A+B selections during the following regular season and incoming offseason.

Trade Review

Trade reviews are conducted in tandem by the Commissioner and Co-Commissioners and will produce a decision which will be rendered within a maximum of 48 hours after the trade's original announcement. Once a trade is agreed to, the Commissioners privately vote on whether it should be allowed or disallowed. Although a vast majority of trades are instantaneously allowed, certain trades may be flagged by the Commissioner or Co-Commissioners for extensive review. Following this, the review process is launched and a decision is made on whether to allow or disallow the trade. The review process flows as such:

1. A trade is flagged for additional review by the Commissioner or Co-Commissioners
2. The Commissioners discuss the proposed trade and its perceived issue
3. Input is sought out, if required, from one or both general managers
4. This information is taken into consideration as the commissioners come to their verdict
5. An announcement is posted

The Commissioners may contact the parties directly, before posting an announcement about a trade being disallowed, if they are of the view that the trade can be salvaged with minimal variation.

It is at the Commissioners' discretion to disallow a trade if it is believed that the transaction provides one of the parties with an unfair advantage that, in their judgment, threatens the competitive balance of the League. Therefore, the Commissioners will never disallow a trade because one team clearly "won". Vetoes are the worst-case scenario for any trade situation, and vetoes are only handed out in the most extreme of cases (or whenever the St. Louis Eagles are involved).

Waivers

The Conn Smythe Corner's waiver acquisition system works on the basis of a soft and hard cap budget via a minimum bid of $500,000 and incremental bid increases of $50,000 at a time.

The 2022-23 waiver cap was set to $30,000,000 (soft cap limit) / $37,000,000 (hard cap limit). Thus, the margin of allowance was set to $7,000,000

Please consult the Waivers page for full details on the implementation of the waiver budget system.

Draft

The draft takes place once a year in September or October, preceding the start of the NHL season. There are 23 rounds and 16 Clubs selecting for a total of 368 picks.

Order

Based on the previous season's results, the League's draft order will be as follows:

1. Cam Ward Cup^® Champion
2. Runner-up
3. Winner of 3rd Place matchup
4. Runner-up of 3rd Place matchup
5. to 8 determined by consolation bracket

Picks 9 to 16 are determined by the final results of the North Stars Memorial Tourney^TM.

Format

Rounds 1 through 23 (or in the case of the 2023-24 season only, round 26) are standard and not snaking.

At the conclusion of the 23-round Draft (or in the case of the 2023-24 season only, the 26-round Draft), a special 2-round Prospect Draft takes place. Please consult the Prospects page for more details.

At the conclusion of The Prospect Draft, a special 1-round PTO (Professional Try-Out) Draft takes place. Please consult the PTO page for more details.

Draft Picks

During the offseason, and/or after Yahoo can no longer process trades, CSC Clubs should refer to the Draft Picks page when discussing and completing trades involving draft picks.

Results

You may consult the League's historical draft results on the Draft Results page.

Live Draft Locations

• The First Draft^TM 2012-13: online only
• The Second Draft^TM 2013-14: John Molson School of Business - Montreal, QC
• The Third Draft^TM 2014-15: John Molson School of Business - Montreal, QC
• The Fourth Draft^TM 2015-16: The Fun Barn - Hardwick, VT, USA
• The Fifth Draft^TM 2016-17: The Fun Barn - Hardwick, VT, USA
• Le Sixième Draft^TM 2017-18: Domaine La Légende - St-Donat, QC
• The Seventh Draft^TM 2018-19: The Fun Barn - Hardwick, VT, USA
• The Eighth Draft^TM 2019-20: The Fun Barn - Hardwick, VT, USA
• The Ninth Draft^TM 2020-21: online only
• The X Draft^TM 2021-22: Ranch Mont-Tremblant - Val-des-Lacs, QC
• The Vegas Draft^TM 2022-23: MGM Grand - Las Vegas, NV, USA
• The Freedom Draft^TM 2023-24: Bigfoot's Cabin - North Woodstock, NH, USA

Offseason

Keepers

Please see the Keepers page for more detail.

General Managers may keep anywhere from zero (0) to four (4) players each season according to the Keeper rules and guidelines of the League.

Players are ascribed Tiers based off of where they were selected in the draft. These Tiers denote their Keeper status and the draft pick compensation required to keep them. Tiers range from A, players drafted in Rounds 2 through 3, to D, which includes undrafted players claimed off waivers. Compensation and caps vary from Tier to Tier.

In addition the above, there are certain positional allowances that must be respected: a maximum of two (2) centers (C), wingers (W), and defensemen (D) as well as one (1) goaltender (G) may be kept at any time in any Keeper combination or scenario.

Players may be designated Keepers for a maximum of three (3) consecutive seasons, after which they will be released to the Draft.

Round	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	Undrafted
Tier	A		B			C							D
Keeper Cost	Round 2		Round 3			Round X-2							Round X
Maximum from Tier	1 player		1 player			2 players							4 players
Can keep other players?	No		Yes (3 total Keepers)			Yes (4 total Keepers)							Yes (4 total Keepers)

*X = denotes the round in which the player was drafted.

Downgrade Waivers

Clubs are permitted one (1) downgrade attempt per season, where they can attempt to reduce the compensation of one eligible prospective Keeper.

Please consult the Downgrade Waivers page for more detail.

Offer Sheets

In the offseason, CSC Clubs may sign one (1) Unprotected Player from an opposing team to an offer sheet. Clubs may only win one (1) Offer Sheet Bid per offseason, and cannot bid on other Unprotected Players concurrently to an active bid or after a successful one. Compensation and premiums are determined by the Keeper's draft round.

The full process and details can be found on the Offer Sheets page.

History

You may consult history about the League by clicking here: League History

Season Recaps

2012-13 CSC Season

2013–14 CSC season

2014–15 CSC season

2015–16 CSC season

2016-17 CSC Season

2017–18 CSC season

2018–19 CSC season

Records

You may consult the League's records page by clicking here: League Records

Managers

You may consult comprehensive all-time manager statistics on the Managers page.

Awards

You may consult a comprehensive list of The League's awards on the Connies page.

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