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A player has a breakaway in the neutral or attacking zone, and is fouled from behind. She then gets up and takes a clear unimpeded shot on goal. What penalties are assessed? |
No Penalty Shot is assessed as the puck carrier was not denied a reasonable scoring opportunity. A Minor for tripping should be assessed. |
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What are the 5 requirements in order for a Penalty Shot to be assessed? |
1. Fouled from behind 2. Denied a reasonable scoring opportunity 3. Player had possession & control of the puck 4. No one between player net other than goalie 5. Happens in the neutral zone and above |
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A player slides or falls along the ice, and hits the puck before taking out the feet of their opponent. What penalties are assessed? |
None, as contact with the puck was made first. |
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A goalie has piled snow near the goal posts and goal line (while still in the net). The opposing team shoots the puck, but the snow prevents the goal from being scored. What penalties are assessed? |
Minor penalty for Interference to the goalie. Note a goal cannot be awarded as the goalie is on the ice. |
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A player from "Team A" drops their stick inside the goal crease; this is observed by the referee. What penalties are assessed? |
Minor for Unsportsmanlike Conduct. |
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A player from "Team A" drops their stick inside the goal crease; this was not observed by the referee. "Team A" subsequently scores a goal. The referee then notices a player's stick was dropped inside the goal crease. What penalties are assessed? |
Since the dropping of the stick by the player was not observed, No penalty can be assessed. The goal by "Team A" will stand as Team A did not have an impending penalty. |
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A goalie from "Team A" drops her stick outside the crease before substituting off. The goalie's action of dropping the stick is not observed by the referee. "Team B" shoots the puck into the open net, but the stick prevents the goal from being scored. State the Referee's decision. |
Since the act of dropping the stick by the goalie OUTSIDE the crease was not observed, no penalty shall be assessed. However since the stick prevented a goal from being scored on an empty net, "Team B" will be awarded the goal. |
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The goalie for "Team A" drops her stick inside the crease before substituting off. Shortly after, "Team A" scores a goal. The referee notices the goalie's stick inside "Team A"'s crease. State the Referee's decision. |
The goal by "Team A" will be washed out. A Minor penalty for Interference is to be assessed to the goalie of "Team A". The act of dropping the stick inside the crease does not need to be observed by the referee if the goalie's stick is INSIDE the crease. |
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The goalie for "Team A" drops her stick outside the crease before substituting off. Shortly after, "Team A" scores a goal. The referee notices the goalie's stick outside "Team A"'s crease. State the Referee's decision. |
The act of dropping the stick outside the crease was not observed, therefore no penalty against "Team A" can be assessed. The goal scored by "Team A" will stand. |
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A player from "Team A" drops his stick inside his goalie's crease after his goalie has been substituted off. The action of dropping the stick in the crease was not observed by the referee. "Team B" gains possession of the puck, shoots it into the open goal, but the dropped stick from "Team A" prevents the puck from going into the net. State the referee's decision. |
The goal will be awarded to "Team B" as there is no goalie in net since he was substituted off. |
