As USA Hockey continues adapting to the coronavirus situation, the safety of participants always remains our top priority. Thank you to all players, parents, coaches, officials, administrators and volunteers for your continued passion and support for hockey in the United …
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How to: Joining a Zoom Meeting
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Officiating Together – Mentoring
We are all missing the game! Here is your opportunity to connect with leaders in officiating to discuss their path, connect with others and see how we can all support each other. Attendees are encouraged to ask our panelists questions. …
CORRECTION – Officiating Together – Webinar Invitation
Hello WEB Apologies for the second email, we realized the link was not correct in the last email. The correct link for registration is; https://bit.ly/MAHO20 12345
To the hockey parents
Written By Brad Lohmeier – posted on Facebook. To the hockey parents I’ve witnessed, You may not realize it but the “worst referee ever” and the ref who “sucks” just happens to belong to the person standing beside you. He’s …
3 Rules You Thought You Knew – Vol 2 Issue 15
108 – Signal And Timing Devices A face-off occurs with ten seconds remaining in the period. As play begins, one of the On-Ice Officials notices that the clock has not started. Should the Official stop play immediately to remedy the …
3 Rules You Thought You Knew – Vol 2 Issue 14
603 – Boarding A player is skating behind an opponent as they head towards the end boards. At the bottom of end zone face-off circle, the trailing player trips the opponent and causes him to lose control and crash into …
3 Rules You Thought You Knew – Vol 2 Issue 13
Follow Up Question from last week – High Stick Attacking player deflects puck in front of net into net. Stick was coming down from above shoulders, contact with puck made after stick returns below shoulders. This is a good goal …
3 Rules You Thought You Knew – Vol 2 Issue 12
Rule 501 Appointment of Officials An On-Ice Official arrives at the game only to realize that he forgot his helmet. Is he allowed to officiate in this instance without a helmet? No. Rule Reference 501(c). Each official is required to …
3 Rules You Thought You Knew – Vol 2 Issue 11
623 Hooking What would be examples of an infraction warranting a major penalty for hooking? Rule Reference 623(a). 1) A player is hooked around the waist, and the offending player is able to steer the opponent violently into the boards …