3 on 3 Adult Box Hockey Cross Ice Hockey with “Box Hockey” goals. NO GOALIES NECESSARY!
8 Teams - 6 players per Team (+ 2 Subs) 3 Sundays December 15, 22, & 29. All games at 8pm & 9:15pm. … 2 - 25-minute games each night, against different opponents, with a 5 minute intermission $270 per team All players will be required to bring a dark and a light jersey. No Substitutions once Rosters are Set. No Drop-In Players. No Refunds.
For More Information Call Larry at 618-444-1112 or email at [email protected] No CHECKING No Slap Shots and NO FIGHTING! … … Hockey Just for the Fun of It! On Ice Activity will be mon…itored by Rink Staff and Zero Tolerance will be a fforded players who are out of line. Team Name: Contact: Player Name Email Phone
MAIL, DROP OFF OR FAX COMPLETED FORM WITH YOUR PAYMENT TO: We accept, cash, Mastercard, Visa, Discover, American Express, or checks; PAYABLE TO: EAST ALTON ICE ARENA East Alton Ice Arena, 631 Lewis & Clark Blvd. East Alton, IL 62024 FAX: 618-254-7479 Date Rec’d: Amount: _ Method of Payment: Chk/Recpt#: Rec’vd By: _ Call 618-254-7465 or email Larry at [email protected] or Katie at [email protected] Visit our website at www.eastaltonicearena.org 3 on 3 Tournament Rules
USA Hockey Official Playing Rules 2007-08. Except where noted.
The game will begin with a “center ice” face off, dropped by the game on ice referee.
When a goal is scored, the scoring team must clear to “center ice”. The puck will be placed behind the goal in which it was scored, by the referee, and the team that was just scored upon will bring the puck out on the referees whistle.
The goalie may stop play by freezing the puck at any time. If the goalie freezes the puck, the referee will place the puck in the near corner, and the opposing team will bring it out on the referees signal.
Even though there is no Goal Crease a reasonable distance between the skater’s and the goaltenders must be maintained. Goaltenders may not be interfered with. Referee’s may issue a warning to an interfering player or call a “Goaltender Interference” penalty which will result in a penalty shot against the offending team.
Three skaters and one goalie must be on the ice, for each team, at all times.
Team subs will occupy the area in the neutral zone designated for each team. Extra players can be substituted from the neutral ice area into play through the designated team area.
While in the designated area, the subs may receive passes, return passes or take shots on goal, the subs must remain inside the confines of the designated space. They are not allowed to leave the designated space until it is occupied by another player from their team i.e. for a line change. Players in the designated team area must play the puck immediately (within 2 seconds). Failure to do so will result in a delay of game minor penalty.
No player may leave the playing area at any time, unless to occupy the designated team area for a line change. Players may not go into the neutral zone to challenge a player in the designated team area who has the puck.
Line changes may occur on the fly or at any stoppage in play. To change on the “fly”, the player coming out of the zone must be inside the designated team area before the sub can proceed to the playing area. Leaving the box early will result in a minor penalty for to many men on the ice.
Whichever team touches the puck last, when it leaves the playing area, will lose possession of the puck. If the puck goes outside the blue line, and not directly to a player in the designated player boxes, it will be considered out of bounds, and the opposing team will take over possession of the puck at the point in which it left the playing area. The referee will place the puck at the point of exit and blow the whistle to indicate play to continue.
No checking will be allowed. Contact may be made, but checking will result in a minor penalty.
No slap shots will be allowed. The shooter’s hands cannot come above his/her waist on the back swing. A minor penalty will be assessed.
Players who accumulate more than three (3) minor penalties in a game will be ejected from that game.
In the event of a tie at the end of regulation play, a shoot-out will commence. Each player (excluding ejected players) will shoot in the shoot out round. Each team will take individual turns shooting at the opposing goalie. The visiting team shoots first. The team scoring the most goals after five shots determines the winner. If the score remains tied, the same five shooters will repeat the shoot out in the same order as before, in a SUDDEN DEATH SHOOT OUT. The first unanswered goal wins the game.
Coaches are not allowed into the playing area at any time. The exception being to attend to an injured player. A minor penalty will be assessed to a coach entering the playing area without express permission of the referee.