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Hockey Canada Rule Book 2
kciha
2004-08-21
Hockey Canada Rule Book 2
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HOCKEY CANADA
MESSAGE FROM
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The rules which are contained in this book are the only
rules which are to be used in the playing of hockey under the
jurisdiction of Hockey Canada. Branches or leagues choosing
to play outside these rules will be subjected to discipline
and will at a minimum, forfeit the right to Hockey Canada’s
Insurance Program. However, during internal branch
competition, branches may make variations to Hockey
Canada Official Rules, providing these variations are more
restrictive than the rules as written.
A game should be refereed strictly in accordance with
the rules. In individual cases, Referees may feel that the rules
are in some respect not satisfactory. However, it is not up to
an individual to decide if a rule should or should not be
applied. Rules are approved by Hockey Canada’s membership
and are to be changed only through the democratic
process at given periods of time. Referees are directed
to thoroughly apply the rules of the Association and of
their branch.
If a Referee has difficulty in the interpretation of any rule,
the Referee should consult with the Branch Referee-in-Chief.
If such person cannot give a satisfactory interpretation,
Hockey Canada’s Referee-in-Chief should be contacted.
It is understandable that in a country of the geographic
expanse of Canada, a uniform interpretation of the rules may
prove somewhat difficult. That, however, is the goal which is
to be aimed at, and if the rules are strictly adhered to in
all parts of Canada, it should not be hard to come near
achieving that goal.
These playing rules become effective with the
commencement of the 2003-2004 season.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Referee’s Signals............................................................................18
Glossary ........................................................................................28
Section One - The Rink..................................................................34
Section Two - Teams......................................................................41
Section Three - Equipment ............................................................47
Section Four- Penalties..................................................................55
Section Five - Officials ..................................................................71
Section Six - Playing Rules............................................................79
Appendixes ..................................................................................119
Cross Reference ..........................................................................123
Adjustment of Equipment ........................Rule 48 ........................81
Aggressor ................................................Rule 59 ........................90
Alternate Goaltender ................................Rule 20 ........................45
Rule 37 ........................64
Appointment of Officials ..........................Rule 40 ........................71
Assists ......................................................Rule 60 ........................92
Attacking Zone ........................................Rule 3 ..........................35
Attempt to Injure ......................................Rule 49 ........................81
Awarded Goals ........................................Rule 36 ........................63
Bench Minor Penalties ............................Rule 29 ........................57
Biting ........................................................Rule 49 ........................81
Boarding ..................................................Rule 50 ........................83
Body Checking ........................................Rule 50 ........................83
Broken Sticks ..........................................Rule 51 ........................83
Butt-Ending ..............................................Rule 49 ........................82
Calling of Penalties ..................................Rule 39 ........................66
Captain of the Team ................................Rule 18 ........................42
Centre Ice Spot and Circle ......................Rule 6 ..........................36
Change of Players....................................Rule 19 ........................43
Charging ..................................................Rule 52 ........................84
Checking from Behind ............................Rule 53 ........................85
Checking to the Head ..............................Rule 86 ......................112
Composition of Team ..............................Rule 15 ........................41
Cross Reference ..........................................................................127
Cross-Checking ......................................Rule 54 ........................85
Dangerous Equipment..............................Rule 25 ........................53
Defending Zone........................................Rule 3 ..........................35
Delay of Game ........................................Rule 55 ........................86
Delayed Penalties ....................................Rule 38 ........................65
Deliberate Illegal Substitution...................Rule 19..........................44
Deliberate Injury ......................................Rule 49 ........................81
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Division of Ice Surface ............................Rule 3 ..........................34
Dressing Rooms ......................................Rule 13 ........................39
Elbowing ..................................................Rule 56 ........................87
End Zone Face-off Restraining
Lines (Illustration) ....................................Appendix C ................121
End Zone Face-off Spots
(Illustration) ..............................................Appendix C ................121
End Zone Face-off Spots
and Circles ..............................................Rule 8 ..........................37
Equipment ................................................Section 3 ......................47
Examples of Minor Penalties ........................................................68
Examples of Coincident
Major/Match Penalties ..................................................................69
Face-off Spots in Neutral Zone ..............Rule 7 ..........................37
Face-offs ..................................................Rule 57 ........................87
Facial Protection ......................................Rule 24 ........................50
Falling on the Puck ..................................Rule 58 ........................89
Female Hockey Supplement........................................................113
Fighting ....................................................Rule 59 ........................90
Game Ejection Penalties ..........................Rule 32 ........................59
Game Misconduct Penalties ....................Rule 32 ........................59
Game Timekeeper....................................Rule 46 ........................78
Glossary ........................................................................................28
Goal Judges ............................................Rule 43 ........................75
Goal Crease..............................................Rule 5 ..........................36
Goal Posts and Nets ................................Rule 4 ..........................35
Goals ........................................................Rule 60 ........................92
Goaltender Penalties................................Rule 37 ........................64
Goaltender’s Equipment ..........................Rule 23 ........................49
Goaltender’s Stick (Illustration) ................Appendix A ................119
Goaltender’s Gloves and Pads (Illustration) Appendix B ................120
Grabbing Throat Protector ......................Rule 49 ........................81
Grabbing Helmet......................................Rule 49 ........................81
Grabbing Chin Strap ................................Rule 49 ........................81
Grabbing Facial Protector........................Rule 49 ........................81
Gross Misconduct Penalties ....................Rule 33 ........................59
Handling the Puck....................................Rule 61 ........................93
Harrassment of Officials ..........................Rule 47 ........................79
Head Butting ............................................Rule 49 ........................81
Helmets ....................................................Rule 24 ........................50
High Sticks ..............................................Rule 62 ........................94
Holding ....................................................Rule 63 ........................95
Holding the Stick......................................Rule 63 ........................95
Hooking ....................................................Rule 64 ........................95
Icing the Puck ..........................................Rule 65 ........................95
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Illegal Puck ..............................................Rule 76 ......................105
IllegalSubstitution.............................. ......Rule19..........................43
Illustrations ..............................................Appendix C ................121
Ineligible Player.................................. ......Rule70..........................99
Injured Players..........................................Rule 20 ........................45
Instigator ..................................................Rule 59 ........................90
Interference ..............................................Rule 66 ........................97
Interference by/with Spectators ..............Rule 67 ........................99
Rule 49 ........................81
Junior and Senior Hockey Optional Rules ..................................115
Kick Shot..................................................Rule 68 ........................99
Kicking the Puck ......................................Rule 69 ........................99
Kicking......................................................Rule 49 ........................81
Kneeing ....................................................Rule 56 ........................87
Leaving the Players’ or Penalty Bench ....Rule 70 ........................99
Linesmen..................................................Rule 42 ........................74
Major Penalties ........................................Rule 30 ........................57
Match Penalties........................................Rule 34 ........................60
Measurement Guidelines ..............................................................47
Minor Hockey Supplement ..........................................................113
Minor Penalties ................................. ......Rule28..........................56
Misconduct Penalties ..............................Rule 31 ........................58
Misconduct ..............................................Rule 47 ........................79
Neutral Zone ............................................Rule 3 ..........................34
Neutral Zone Face-off Spots (Illustration) ..Appendix C ................121
Off-side Passes ........................................Rule 73 ......................103
Off-sides ..................................................Rule 72 ......................102
Official Scorer ..........................................Rule 45 ........................76
Officials ....................................................Section 5 ......................71
Overtime ..................................................Rule 83 ......................109
Passes......................................................Rule 73 ......................103
Penalties ..................................................Section 4 ......................55
Penalties ..................................................Rule 27 ........................55
Penalty Timekeeper..................................Rule 44 ........................76
Penalty Bench ..........................................Rule 10 ........................38
Penalty Options Chart.......................Appendix D........................122
Penalty Shot ............................................Rule 35 ........................60
Physical Abuse of Officials ......................Rule 71 ......................101
Players in Uniform....................................Rule 16 ........................41
Players’ Bench ........................................Rule 9 ..........................37
Player’s Stick (Illustration) ........................Appendix A ................119
Playing Rules............................................Section 6 ......................79
Premature Substitution...................... ......Rule19..........................43
Protection of the Goaltender....................Rule 66 ........................97
Protective Equipment ..............................Rule 24 ........................50
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Puck ........................................................Rule 26 ........................54
Puck (Illustration)......................................Appendix A ................119
Puck Must be Kept in Motion ................Rule 74 ......................104
Puck Out of Bounds or Unplayable ........Rule 75 ......................105
Puck Out of Sight ....................................Rule 76 ......................105
Puck Striking Official ................................Rule 77 ......................106
Pulling Hair ..............................................Rule 49 ........................81
Referee and Linesmen ............................Rule 41 ........................72
Referee’s Crease ......................................Rule 11 ........................39
Referee’s Signals............................................................................18
Refusing to Start Play ..............................Rule 78 ......................106
Rink ..........................................................Section 1 ......................34
Rink ..........................................................Rule 1 ..........................34
Rink (Illustration) ......................................Appendix C ................121
Rink Lighting ............................................Rule 14 ........................40
Rink Dimensions ......................................Rule 2 ..........................34
Roughing ..................................................Rule 59 ........................90
Senior Hockey Optional Rules ....................................................115
Signal and Timing Devices ......................Rule 12 ........................39
Skates ......................................................Rule 22 ........................49
Slashing....................................................Rule 79 ......................107
Slew Footing ............................................Rule 85 .......................110
Spearing ..................................................Rule 49 ........................81
Spitting ....................................................Rule 80 ......................107
Start of Game and Periods ......................Rule 81 ......................107
Sticks........................................................Rule 21 ........................47
Substitute (back-up) Goaltender..............Rule 16 ........................41
Team Colors ..................................................................................54
Team Roster ............................................Rule 17 ........................42
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Teams ......................................................Section 2 ......................41
Third Man Into a Fight ............................Rule 59 ........................90
Throat Protection......................................Rule 24 ........................50
Throwing Stick ........................................Rule 82 ......................108
Tied Game................................................Rule 83 ......................109
Time of Game ..........................................Rule 84 ......................109
Time Out ..................................................Rule 84 ......................109
Too Many Men on the Ice ........................Rule 19 ........................43
Tripping ....................................................Rule 85 ......................110
Amateur hockey in Canada is played by men, women, boys and
girls from coast to coast. Within this publication the alternating of
gender in both photographs and grammar is utilized. Any masculine
reference shall also apply to female hockey and any feminine reference
shall apply to male hockey. This is to encourage the widest
possible involvement in our great game!
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Striking the clenched fist
of one hand into the open
palm of the opposite hand
in front of the chest.
BOARDING
REFEREE’S SIGNALS
BODYCHECKING
Open palm of the nonwhistle
hand, with fingers
together, comes across
body on to the opposite
shoulder.
BUTT-ENDING
A cross motion of the forearms,
one moving under
the other
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CHECKING TO
THE HEAD
Patting flat (open palm)
of the non-whistle hand
on this side of the head.
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Referee’s Signals
CHARGING
Rotating clenched fists
around one another in front
of the chest.
CHECKING FROM
BEHIND
A forward motion of both
arms, with the palms of
the hands open and facing
away from the body, fully
extended from the chest
at shoulder level.
New
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Referee’s Signals
DELAYED OFF-SIDE
Non-whistle arm fully
extended above the head.
To nullify a delayed offside
the Linesman shall
drop the arm to
the side.
CROSS-CHECKING
A forward and backward
motion of the arms with
both fists clenched,
extending from the chest
for a distance of about
one foot.
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DELAYED CALLING
PENALTY
Extending the non-whistle
arm fully above the head.
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Referee’s Signals
ELBOWING
Tapping either elbow with
the opposite hand.
GOAL SCORED
A single point directed at
the goal in which the puck
legally entered.
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Referee’s Signals
HIGH STICKING
Holding both fists
clenched, one immediately
above the other at the
height of the forehead.
HOLDING
Clasping either wrist with
the other hand in front of
the chest.
HOLDING THE STICK
Two stage signal involving
the holding signal (shown
above) followed by a signal
indicating you are holding
onto a stick with two
hands in a normal manner.
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Referee’s Signals
HOOKING
A tugging motion with both
arms as if pulling something
from in front toward
the stomach.
ICING THE PUCK
The back Referee or
Linesman signals a possible
icing by fully extending
either arm over her head.
The arm should remain
raised until the front
Referee or Linesman,
either blows the whistle to
indicate an icing or until
the icing is washed out.
Once the icing has been
completed, the back
Referee or Linesman will
then point to the appropriate
face-off spot and skate
to it.
INTERFERENCE
Crossing arms stationary
in front of the chest.
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Referee’s Signals
KNEEING
Slapping either knee with
the palm of the hand, while
keeping both skates on
the ice.
MATCH PENALTY
Patting flat of the hand on
the top of the head.
MISCONDUCT
Both hands on hips.
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Referee’s Signals
PENALTY SHOT
Arms crossed above the
head. Give the signal upon
stoppage of play.
RED LINE OFF-SIDE
PASS
The back Linesman or
Referee who is positioned
at or near the blue line will
signal if the pass originated
inside the blue line with
the following signal: With
arms extended at shoulder
level, the official will point
toward the centre red line.
ROUGHING
Fist clenched and arm
extended out to the front
or side of the body.
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Referee’s Signals
SLASHING
A chopping motion with
the edge of one hand
across the opposite
forearm.
SPEARING
Jabbing motion with both
hands thrust out immediately
in front of the body
and then hands dropped
to the side of the body.
TRIPPING
Striking leg with either
hand below the knee,
keeping both skates on
the ice.
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UNSPORTSMANLIKE
CONDUCT
Using both hands to form
a “T” in front of the chest.
WASH OUT
A sweeping sideways motion of both arms across the front
of the body at shoulder level with palms down. This signal is
used:
(a) by the Referee to signal “no goal”;
(b) by the Linesman to signal “no icing” and in certain
situations “no off-side”.
Referee’s Signals
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GLOSSARY
Aggressor:
Player attempting to continue a fight by throwing or
attempting to throw punches or again by continuing the
grappling action with his opponent with the intent of
intimidation or punishment of that opponent. The
aggressor may or may not be the instigator of the fight.
Altercation:
Altercation is defined as any incident involving players
leading to a penalty or penalties.
Attempt to or Deliberate Injury:
An action by a player or team official who by the use of
a stick, skate or other object, or by using her body, hits
or attempts to hit an opposing player or team official, or
game official with the intention of causing injury.
Breakaway:
A player in full control of the puck in the neutral or
attacking zone, and having no opposing player between
himself and the opposing goaltender (or goal, if the
goaltender has been removed).
Broken Stick:
A stick that in the opinion of the Referee is unfit for
normal play.
Butt-Ending:
The action wherby a player uses the shaft of the stick,
above the upper hand, to check an opposing player in
any manor or jabs or attempts to jab an opposing
player with this part of his stick.
Butt-Ending Hooking:
The action whereby a player uses the shaft of
the stick above the upper hand to hold or hook an
opponent.
Captain:
A player, other than a goaltender, who is selected or
named by the team, to represent the team with the officials.
Wherever the word “Captain” appears in the Rule
Book, it defines those players who have been designated
as Captain or Alternate Captain on the Official Game
Report.
New
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Glossary
Charging:
The act of taking more than two steps or strides to contact
an opposing player.
Checking From Behind:
Any action where a player is intentionally pushed, bodychecked,
high sticked, cross-checked or hit in any
manner from behind.
Coach:
A person primarily responsible for directing and guiding
the actions and efforts of his team. Along with
the Manager, he is responsible for the conduct of the
players before, during and after the game in the arena.
Control:
A player actually propelling the puck with her stick,
skate(s) or glove(s).
Creases:
Identifies enclosed space designated for the protection
of the goaltender and the use of the Referee in the discharge
of their respective duties. The lines which designate
this space are to be considered part of the crease.
Cross-Checking:
The action of using the shaft of the stick between the
two hands to check an opponent at any height.
Delayed Off-Side:
A situation where an attacking player (players) has
(have) preceded the puck across the attacking blue line,
but the defending team is in a position to bring the puck
back out of its defending zone without any delay or contact
with an attacking player.
Encroachment
This occurs when a player other than the centre stands
with a skate either inside the face-off circle, on the faceoff
circle or in the area between the hash marks prior to
the dropping of the puck. It is acceptable for the player’s
stick to be inside the face-off circle but not in the
area between the hash marks.
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Glossary
Face-Off:
The action of the Referee or Linesman in dropping the
puck between the sticks of two opposing players to
start or resume play. A face-off begins when the Referee
indicates the location of the face-off and the officials
and players take their appropriate positions. It ends
when the puck has been legally dropped.
Game:
A meeting of two teams playing for a specific length of
time, for the purpose of declaring a winner through the
scoring of goals. The game consists of regular playing
time and overtime, if such is required.
Game Ejection:
When a player has been removed from the game for
three or more stick infraction penalties, this player must
leave the area of the players’ bench and must in no way
direct, coach or assist the team in any manner for the
remainder of the game.
Gathering:
When one or more players of one team come in close
contact with one or more opposing players in such a
manner as to create the possibility of a penalty or
penalties against one or more of the players.
Goaltender:
A person designated as such on the Official Game
Report, who is identified by the use of special and legal
equipment and privileges to prevent the puck from
entering the net.
Goaltenders’ Skates:
Skates specifically designated for use by goaltenders.
The blade of the skate is closed at both ends and is
specially constructed so as to prevent the puck from
passing through the blade.
Heel of the Stick:
The point where the shaft of the stick and the bottom of
the blade meet.
High Sticking:
The action of the player carrying the stick or any part of
the stick above the normal height of the shoulder.
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Glossary
Holding:
Any action by a player that retards the progress of an
opposing player whether or not she is in possession of
the puck.
Hooking:
The action of using the blade of the stick in a “pulling or
tugging” motion to impede the progress of an opponent.
The hooking action may apply to any part of an
opponent’s body or stick.
Instigator:
The player responsible for starting a fight by throwing or
attempting to throw the first punch(es).
Kicking:
The action of a player deliberately using his skate(s)
with a kicking motion to contact an opponent, with no
intent to play the puck.
Kick Shot:
The action of placing the blade of the stick behind the
puck and then propelling the puck by kicking the stick.
Off-Ice Officials:
Officials appointed to assist the On-Ice Officials in the
conduct of the game. They are under the control of the
Referee during the game, and include: Official Scorer,
Game Timekeeper, Penalty Timekeeper, and two Goal
Judges.
On-Ice Officials:
The On-Ice Officials are the Referee and Linesmen.
Penalty:
The result of an infraction to the rules.
Players:
The members of the team physically participating in a
game. Except where special rules apply to him, the
goaltender is to be considered a player.
Players in Uniform:
Players duly registered on the Official Game Report and
attired in the appropriate protective equipment in order
to participate in the game.
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Possession:
The state of a player other than a goaltender who is the
last one to have come in contact with the puck.
President:
Where the word “President” is used in the Rule Book, it
shall refer to the President of Hockey Canada Branch or
his duly appointed representative for games under the
jurisdiction of the branch; otherwise it shall refer to the
President of Hockey Canada.
Protective Equipment:
The equipment worn by a player for the sole purpose of
protecting against injury.
Shorthanded:
Shorthanded means that a team is below the numerical
strength of its opponent on the ice.
Slashing:
The action of hitting an opponent with a stick while
holding the stick with one or both hands. Tapping the
stick of the puck carrier is not considered slashing if it
is for the sole purpose of taking the puck. A player who
swings his stick at an opponent and makes no contact
shall still be guilty of slashing.
Slew Footing:
The action of tripping a player by knocking a player’s
skates out from behind with a kicking or leg dragging
motion.
Spearing:
The action of poking or attempting to poke an oppnent
with the toe of the blade of the stick while holding
the stick with one or both hands.
Team Official:
The five people clearly identified on the Official Game
Report which may include the Coach, Manager, Trainer,
Stick Boy, Team Doctor, President and other members
of the executive of the team.
Time Penalty:
A penalty which at any time results in a team playing
with less than six players on the ice. i.e., Minor, Bench
Minor, Major or Match penalty.
Glossary