If this helps I will explain power points.
1A 16W and 4L
2A 18W and 6L
3A 20W and 8L
4A 22W and 10L
5A 24W and 12L
6A 26W and 14L
You get the win points for beating a team in that division and the loss points if you lose to them. You get rider points also for their wins. A team you beat you get extra 2 points for every win they have and 1 point if you lose to them for every win they have. So each team you play you will continue to get rider points for each time they win for rest of the season. You do not get penalized for playing down a division. So TJ gets 2A points for playing 2A or 1A. You get more points for playing up as you get that divisions power points. So if TJ plays 3A they get 20 for win instead of 18 like in their division. This is only thing determines making playoffs, seeding, and home field. If TJ wins Region in playoffs and plays region B winner, whoever finished with most power points hosts that game. When you see power points like I put that's the average per game. You take total points and divide by number of games. This way if someone had none game schedule would go by average so they wouldn't get penalized for only playing Nine. Like we used to play LCA when they were in private school league and game didn't count in Vhsl so we basically only had nine games that counted. Don't see this that much anymore. Even if you play out of state teams vhsl assigns them a division based on our population numbers for division and you get them power points. Hope this helps.