Adult Hockey League
PLAYINGS RULES & REGULATIONS
Convenor: Bill Vokey 905-668-7765 email: vokeyw @ whitby.ca Web Site http://www.whitby.ca/en/residents/ipscadulthockeyleague.asp
Rev 05/07/13
INDEX
Section…………………………………………..…… Page
Section ...........................................................................Page
League Overview………………………………………… 2
Penalty Interpretation
31.
Game Ejection(s) ....................................................... 4
32.
Balance of Game Ejection (B.O.G.) .......................... 4
33.
Player Suspension Responsibility ............................. 4
34.
Ineligible Player Procedure ....................................... 5
35.
Penalty Minutes Carry Over ...................................... 5
36.
Player Penalty Minutes Threshold ............................ 5
37.
Team Penalty Minutes Threshold ............................. 5
Administration
1.
Registration Team/Individual …………………….. 2
2.
Payment Schedule/Procedure …………………… 2
3.
Schedules, Team/Player Statistics &
League Rules Posting…………..……..……………2
4.
Team Roster …………………..…………………….. 2
5.
Season Awards ……………………………………. 2
6.
Weekly Awards……………………………………... 2
7.
Division Team Balancing……………………………2
8.
Alcohol (zero tolerance)……………………………. 2
9.
Dressing Room Keys………………………………. 2
Penalties and Suspensions
38.
Fighting Majors Penalties ………............................... 5
39.
Major Penalties(except fighting) ............................... 5
40.
Head Check …………….……………... ...................... 6
41.
Checking from Behind ……… ……......................….. 6
42.
Match penalties.......................................................... 6
43.
Game Misconducts .................................................... 6
Pre-Game Conditions
10. Game Sheet…………………………………………. 3
11. Game Sheet Labels
3
12. Entry to Ice Surface
3
13. Game Length
3
14. Player Lateness
3
15. Team Lateness
3
16. Absent Goaltender
3
17. Defaulted Games
3
18. Jersey Requirement
3
League Playing Rules
19. League Governance
20. Team Code of Conduct
21. C.S.A.. Approved Helmet
22. Player Eligibility
23. Tie Breaker: a) Regular Season
b) Playoffs
24. Centre Red Line & Blue Line Icing
25. Contact with Goaltender
26. Rule Clarification During Games
27. Running Time
28. Protests
29. Stick Infractions
30. Time Outs
Playoff Structure
44.
Summer Season ........................................................ 6
45.
Winter Season .......................................................... 6
46.
Overtime Conditions …………….. … ............ …….….6
47.
Overtime Format........................................................ 6
Suspension Chart
(Iroquois Park Sports Centre/OHF minimum guidelines)
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List of minimum suspensions................................................ 7
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Adult Hockey League
PLAYINGS RULES & REGULATIONS
Rev 05/07/13
Convenor: Bill Vokey 905-668-7765 email: vokeyw @ whitby.ca Web Site http://www.whitby.ca/en/residents/ipscadulthockeyleague.asp
League Overview
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Registration Team/Individual
Team and Individual registration must be received
according to the following deadline schedule,
Summer : MID MARCH
Winter:
END OF JULY
Deposit Requirements
League
Team
Individual
Summer
$800.00
$150.00
Winter
$1,000.00
$200.00
Telephone and email intent to register must be confirmed
in 48 hours, after which time the next team or individual on
our priority list will be offered the placement.
2.
Team Roster
All team rosters must be completed in full, and returned to
the league by the second week of the season.
Players NOT listed on the final roster after the closing
date indicated below are not eligible to play for the team.
See Rule 34 Ineligible Player for clarification.
A team may carry up to 20 players on their roster.
No changes will be permitted after;
Summer Season:
June 30th
Winter Season:
November 30th
* All players must be 18 years of age or older by the start
of the regular season to compete in league play.
5.
Season Awards
Awards for Division and Playoff Champions will be
provided to each respective division up to a maximum of
16 prizes per team, regardless of the number of players
on their roster.
6.
Weekly Awards
Shut Out :
$10.00 Sports Cafe Voucher
Penalty Free:
$15.00 Sports Cafe Voucher
7.
Division Balancing (re-alignment)
All teams will be reviewed during the first few games to
determine their current level of play to ensure equality and
fairness to each division.
If a team is deemed too strong or weak for a particular
division they will be requested to move to a division that
best suits their level of play.
Remember this is a recreational adult hockey league
and fairness of play is the league's intention, your
cooperation will ensure all teams continue to enjoy
their hockey season.
8.
Alcohol/Drug Policy
The terms and conditions of the facility rental agreement
prohibits the use of alcohol/drugs in the arena, dressing
rooms or players bench.
If the officials suspect any player or team to be under the
influence of alcohol/drugs, players will be requested to
leave immediately.
If the requested player(s) refuses to leave, the game will
be suspended and appropriate penalties issued.
The non-offending team of a suspended game, due to the
above conditions, will be recorded as the winning team
and receive the appropriate points in the standings.
If both teams are suspected of being under the influence
of alcohol/drugs the game will be suspended and no
points will be awarded to either team.
Suspended games will not be made up and League
Standings adjusted accordingly.
Any violation of this policy will result in the termination of a
team or player from the League with no refund.
9.
Dressing Room Keys
Dressing room keys will be provided by the league
convener at the start of each night.
Teams will be responsible for locking their own dressing
room door prior to the start of their game, and leaving the
key in the door at the end of their game ready for the next
team.
Non Body Checking environment
No Centre Red line
Blue line icing
Players must be 18 years of age or older
Players must sign Roster & Game sheet
Fighting & Dangerous play will not be tolerated
All teams make the Playoffs
Weekly Awards: Shut Out & Penalty Free games
Season Awards: Division & Playoff Champions
Administration
1.
4.
Payment Schedule
Full payment due as follows;
- Summer League: June 15
- Winter League:
October 31
Any team falling behind in their payments will have games
cancelled and defaulted without refund until full payment
has been received.
Payment Procedure
It is the responsibility of the Team Representative to
ensure each player makes required payments on time
Players can make payments at the information desk at
Iroquois Park Sports Centre.
Payments may be made as follows; cash, cheque, debit or
credit card.
You may also phone in your payment using your credit
card.
3.
Schedules, Team/Player Statistics & League Rules
http://www.whitby.ca/en/residents/ipscadulthockeyleague.asp
All schedules, team/player statistics and league rules will
be posted on our web site.
If any league member does not have internet access,
printed copies will be provided.
Team and Player statistics will also be posted in the
hallway between Arena 5 & 6.
Individual player stats will be emailed to each team
representative at the end of each month.
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Adult Hockey League
PLAYINGS RULES & REGULATIONS
Rev 05/07/13
Convenor: Bill Vokey 905-668-7765 email: vokeyw @ whitby.ca Web Site http://www.whitby.ca/en/residents/ipscadulthockeyleague.asp
Pre - Game Conditions
10.
Game Sheet
Game sheets will be prepared and circulated to the home
team by the League Convener.
All players must sign the game sheet prior to game start.
Players not listed or who have not signed the game sheet
will not receive credit for points or attendance.
The Home team will pass the game sheet onto the Visiting
team to complete. Visiting team shall bring it to the
timekeeper.
Individual statistics will be sent to each team rep at the
end of each month.
11.
Game Sheet Labels
Game sheet labels containing player names and numbers
will are affixed to the game sheet once the Rosters are
complete. Players are required to sign beside their name
on the label.
12.
Entry to Ice Surface
Players are NOT permitted to enter the ice surface until
the Zamboni has finished, and the gate is completely
closed.
13.
Game Length
Each game consists of three, 10 minute stop time
periods. To start the warm-up, the timekeeper will put 13
minutes on the time clock. Players are to be ready to face
off when the clock reaches 10 minutes. The clock will
continue to run until the first stoppage of play in the period
regardless if teams are ready to play. Teams must be
prepared and ready to play 10 minutes prior to the listed
time indicated on their schedule.
14.
Player Lateness
A Late player participating in a game must be on the ice
fully dressed at the start of the third period. (They must
also sign the game sheet.)
15.
Team Lateness
If a team is late at the beginning the game, the referee will
issue a minor penalty for delay of game. When the clock
reaches the 5 minute mark of the first period, a goal will
be awarded to the opposing team. The game is an official
forfeit if the team is not on the ice and ready to start play
in the last 2 minutes of the first period.
16.
c)
d)
In the event that a goaltender is unavailable for a
playoff game, a replacement must have played at
least two regular season games and signed the game
sheet to be eligible. Otherwise, the replacement must
be approved by the league prior to the game.
Goalies excepted, spare goalie is only required to
participate in 2 regular season games, listed and
have signed the game sheet to be eligible to
participate during playoffs.
17.
Defaulted Games
Teams must advise the league at least 6 hours prior to
defaulting a game, (extreme weather the exception) this will
give the league sufficient time to advise the opposing team
of the defaulted game.
Penalty for Non-Notification of a defaulted game:
st
1 occurrence - minus 2 points from standings
nd
2 occurrence - minus 3 points from standings
rd
3 occurrence - minus 4 points from standings
th
4 occurrence - minus 6 points from standings and each
default thereafter.
Every team must dress at least 6 players in order to play a
game (five skaters and a goalie). In the event of a default,
the winning team will be credited with a 1-0 win.
Double defaults will be recorded as a 0-0 tie and neither
team will receive points for the defaulted game and could
subject to a loss of points.
18.
Jersey Requirement
Each team member shall have a different numbered
jersey, only 1 jersey will be permitted to have no number.
In the event of two teams wearing similar coloured
jerseys, the team listed as the Visitor on the game sheet
shall change jerseys, or wear the league pullovers which
are provided by the league at the timekeepers box.
Note: If one teams jersey colours are not coordinated they
will be required to wear the pullover jerseys upon request
by the officials.
League Playing Rules
Absent Goaltender
a) If a team is aware that their goalie will be absent for a
game they may contact the league to assist in
obtaining a replacement.
b) In the event that a team does not have a goaltender
ready to begin the game, that team may put a player in
net, or ice six skaters for the first period.
If a goalie is not fully dressed prior to the start of the
second period, the team will default the game and the
game may be continued as an exhibition match, (note:
officials are note required to remain on the ice during
this period)
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19.
League Governance
All Hockey Canada and Ontario Hockey Federation rules
are in effect unless otherwise stated in the following
League Playing Rules.
20.
Team Code of Conduct
This is a Recreational Adult Hockey League.
Please remember to treat officials, opposing players and
facility staff with fairness and respect.
During the course of the game, the referee's
decision is FINAL. Verbal/ Profane abuse, threatening or
physical contact with any league official will not be
tolerated and will result in immediate League expulsion.
Teams in violation of the “Code of Conduct will not be
permitted re-entry into the League.
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21.
C.S.A. Approved Helmet
Full Facial Protection Is Highly Recommended
For All Players.
All players must wear a C.S.A. Approved Helmet.
The helmet must also be properly fastened with a
chinstrap (a skate lace or tape used as a chin strap is not
permitted.)
22.
Player Eligibility
All players must play 33% of regular season games and
be listed on the team roster prior to the deadline to be
eligible to participate in the playoffs.
Summer Season:
3 games
Winter Season:
8 games
Goalies excepted, spare goalie is only required to
participate in 2 regular season games, listed and have
signed the game sheet to be eligible to participate during
playoffs.
Exceptions may be considered in extenuating
circumstances, please contact the League Convenor prior
to any further player participation.
Convenor: Bill Vokey 905-668-7765 email: vokeyw @ whitby.ca Web Site http://www.whitby.ca/en/residents/ipscadulthockeyleague.asp
23a. Regular Season Standings Tie Breaker Format
Team standings will be determined as follows:
a) most points
b) most wins
d) goals for
e) goals against
f) least penalty minutes
25.
26.
Running Time
Running time will commence in the last 5 minutes of the
third period during the regular season and playoffs, where
there is a 5 goal spread. It will revert back to stop time if
the game is brought within 2 goals (ie: 5-3).
The clock will also run during altercations to avoid the
game delay.
Examples: includes fighting or lengthy verbal disputes
between players or officials.
28.
Protests
A team wishing to protest a game must inform the officials
that they are playing the game under protest and indicate
so on the game sheet prior to the start of the third period.
29.
Stick Infractions
Referee's have been instructed to strictly enforce all stick
infractions. Any stick infraction may be assessed a minor,
major or match penalty depending on the severity.
30.
Time Outs
Timeouts are only permitted during playoff games, each
team is entitled to one 30 second time out per playoff
game and one 30 second time out in overtime.
Penalty Interpretation
31. Game Ejection
Any player receiving three(3) penalties of any type in the
same game will be ejected from that game regardless if the
penalties are coincidental in nature. . (Double minors count
as two penalties!)
23b. PLAYOFF Tie Breaker format
Team standings will be determined as follows:
a) most points
b) most wins
c) head to head (only if 2 teams tied)
d) goals for minus goals against (plus/minus +/-)
e) least penalty minutes
f) regular season standings
24.
27.
32. (B.O.G.) Balance of Game Penalty
A Balance of Game (B.O.G.) penalty is a game ejection
only, with no penalty or suspension assessed to the
offending player. Failure to leave the ice quickly will result
in further penalty or suspension.
*Goalies receiving 4 penalties will NOT be ejected from
the game, but will be suspended from their next
scheduled game.
Centre Red Line and Blue Line Icing
There is no centre red line in the league.
Icing must be initiated from behind the defending Blue
line, and is automatic when the puck crosses the goal line.
Note: Goaltenders will be ejected immediately from the game
for all match, major and/or game misconduct penalties,
the offending team may continue the game with six (6)
skaters or if there is less than five minutes remaining in
the game, the game will be suspended and the score will
remain as is and the game considered completed.
Contact with Goaltender
Contact with the goalie, whether in or out of the crease will
be penalized. This includes slashing at a puck the
goaltender has covered, regardless of whether the whistle
has blown.
33.
Rule Clarification During Game
Referees may address player concerns briefly during
stoppages in play, and limit it to rule clarification. If
players/coaches persist, or are abusive they will be
penalized. If necessary this will be reviewed by the league
for further action.
During further persistence, the referee will run the clock
until teams are prepared to continue play.
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Player Suspension Responsibility
The Team Rep is responsible to investigate any
match/major/game misconduct penalties issued to their
team with the Convenor to determine suspension.
Any player on the team roster, knowingly participates in a
game while under suspension will be further suspended
as indicated below.
If The Team Rep permits a suspended or Ineligible player
to participate, he will also be suspended
as follows:
st
1 occurrence 2 games suspension
nd
2 occurrence season suspension
Adult Hockey League
PLAYINGS RULES & REGULATIONS
Rev 05/07/13
Convenor: Bill Vokey 905-668-7765 email: vokeyw @ whitby.ca Web Site http://www.whitby.ca/en/residents/ipscadulthockeyleague.asp
Penalties and Suspensions
34. Ineligible Player Procedure
If a team believes their opponent has an ineligible player on
their team they must inform the officials who will make note
of the player on the game sheet, and contact the league
convenor immediately (during or at the end of the game).
> Upon request the player will provide Photo ID, if it is
found that the player(s) is eligible the requesting team will
be issued a Bench Minor penalty for a false request.
38. Fighting Major + GM Penalties
Fighting and intent to injure will not be tolerated. (One
punch can constitute a fight or a one player fight) Any or
both players dropping their gloves to incite a fight will
receive a B.O.G. ( see Rule 32)
Any goaltender dropping their glove(s) to incite a fight
will receive a 2 minute minor penalty in addition to any
other penalties incurred.
> Upon request the player will provide Photo ID, if it is
found that the player is ineligible, (not on the team roster)
the player will be removed from the game and suspended
for the remainder of the season. The team rep will also be
suspended according to Rule 33. . . cont.
34.
Note: In all fighting situations, if an Instigator and/or Aggressor
are identified, that player will receive an additional game
misconduct(s) to the following fighting suspension as
outlined here.
If a clear instigator/aggressor is identified, the opposing
player involved shall receive only a 1 game suspension
Ineligible Player Procedure continued
The game will be suspended and defaulted in favour of the
non-offending team and the offending team representative
suspended according to Rule 33.
st
1 Occurrence
nd
2 Occurrence
rd
3 Occurrence
35. Penalty Minutes Carry Over
All team and player penalty minutes will carry over into the
playoffs and will be used to determine the total minutes
accumulated for the season, and any other suspensions
due to accumulated penalty minutes.
- 3 game suspension in any period
- 5 game suspension in any period
- League Expulsion
Fighting Off the Playing Surface.
Fighting off the playing surface, in the dressing room area’s or
in the hallways of the Iroquois Park Sports Centre will not be
tolerated, this action will result in a SEASON SUSPENSION.
36 Player Penalty Minute(s) Threshold Suspension
Player suspensions for accumulating penalty minutes are
as outlined below;
a) 40 minutes = 1 game suspension
b) 60 minutes = 2 game suspension
c) 70 minutes = 4 game suspension
d) 80 minutes = season suspension
39 Major + GM Penalties (excluding; Rule 38, 40, 41)
st
1 Major Occurrence
- 1 game suspension during any period.
nd
2 Major Occurrence
- 2 game suspension during any period.
rd
3 Major Occurrence –
- 4 game suspension during any period..
th
4 Major Occurrence –
- League Expulsion
37. Team Penalty Minutes Threshold Suspension
Any team with an average accumulation of 16 minutes per
game in minor and major penalties or more during the
Regular season will NOT be eligible for playoffs. The team
will be disqualified from playoffs without refund.
A post season review of team penalty minutes will be
conducted by the league convenor and supervisor to
determine each teams standings for the following season.
This may include re-consideration for a spot into the
League.
Note: Any infraction which cause injury to a player that
draws blood, an automatic major or match penalty
plus a game misconduct will be assessed, along
with the appropriate suspension.
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Adult Hockey League
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Convenor: Bill Vokey 905-668-7765 email: vokeyw @ whitby.ca Web Site http://www.whitby.ca/en/residents/ipscadulthockeyleague.asp
Rev 05/07/13
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Head Contact
The Head Contact rule will apply as follows;
A 4 minute minor penalty will be issued for any moderate
intended Head Contact, examples; punch, elbow, highstick,
face wash, etc.
The following suspensions will apply to any player in any
period for receiving a HC penalty, as listed here:
46. Overtime Conditions
Round Robin Play
There will be no overtime in any round robin playoff games.
Semi-Final and Final Series
Overtime will only commence if the score is tied at the end
of regulation time.
4 minute minor penalty for moderate Head Contact
5 + GM ………. ………………. = 2 game suspension
Match (deliberate intent/injury) = League Expulsion
2 Game Total Playoff Series
Overtime will only commence if teams are tied in points at
the end of the second game.
41 Checking from Behind ( CFB )
The following suspensions will apply to any player receiving
a CFB penalty, as listed below:
2 + GM
5 + GM
Match (intent to injure)
47. Overtime Format
Note: Overtime will only be applied to the Semi-final and/or
Final Series only.
rd
= if issued in 3 period a
1 game suspension will apply.
= 3 game suspension
= League expulsion
1.
42. Match Penalty
Any match Penalty is determined by the deliberate intent to
injure and/or inflicted injury.
A 4 on 4 five(5) minute stop time sudden victory
period will commence, changing of players will be as any
other game.
Penalties: Penalties incurred prior to the start of overtime
will be carried forward and the penalized team start the
overtime 4 on 3, if additional penalties are incurred they
will be served concurrently, the minimum number of
players on the ice will not be less than 3 on 3 per team.
st
1 Match Occurrence
- Indefinite suspension from any further league play with
league review and no refund.
If teams are playing 3 on 3 and one team incurs another
penalty, play will resume as 4 on 3 to the non-offending
team.
Teams do not change ends for overtime.
43. Game Misconduct Penalties
Any player receiving a Game Misconduct penalty will be
suspended according to (Iroquois Park Sports
Centre/OHF minimum suspension guidelines)
See the Suspension Chart on page 7.
Additional Game Misconducts incurred by the same
player, 1 additional game suspension will be applied
for each occurrence, when a player reaches 4
occurrences they will receive a season suspension.
A post season review will be conducted by the
convenor and supervisor to determine if the player will
If tied at the end of the 5 minute 4 on 4 overtime period a
shoot out will commence as follows;
Note: Players penalties that have not expired at the
end of overtime are not eligible for the shoot out.
2.
3 player shoot out will commence, players must be
identified prior to the start of the shoot out.
3.
If tied at the end of the 3 player shoot out, a sudden
victory shoot out will commence using any player as
many times as required.
be ineligible to participate in the league.
Playoff Format
44. Summer League
Due to the short summer season the playoff format will
consist of a mini-round robin (were applicable) where each
team will play a 3 game series with the 2 top teams playing
a 1 game Playoff FINAL.
See your season schedule for playoff times and details.
Note: shooters will go at the same time and all players
must be on the bench during the shoot out format.
45. Winter League
Each team will play a full round robin series regardless of
the number of teams in a division, the regular season
schedule will be altered to accommodate this playoff
format.
See your season schedule for playoff times and details.
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PLAYINGS RULES & REGULATIONS
Rev 05/07/13
Convenor: Bill Vokey 905-668-7765 email: vokeyw @ whitby.ca Web Site http://www.whitby.ca/en/residents/ipscadulthockeyleague.asp
Suspension Chart - (Iroquois Park Sports Centre/OHF minimum suspension guidelines)
The following are the minimum suspensions that shall be imposed, which occur in all Iroquois Park Sports Centre Adult Hockey League games
during the current playing season.Additional suspensions will be imposed wherever conditions have been outlined and circumstances are warranted,
as deemed necessary by the League.
It is the responsibility of the team representatives to ensure their players sit out their appropriate suspension(s).
When in doubt as to the relevant suspension, contact the League at 905-668-7765.
Code
GM20
GM21
GM26
GM28
GM30
GM31
GM32
GM33
GM34
GM36
GM37
GM39
GM50
GM51
GM53
GM54
GM55
GE56
GM57
GM58
GM59
GM64
GM68
GM72
GM73
GM74
GM75
GM76
GM77
GM78
GM79
GM80
GM81
Code
GRM60
GRM61
GRM62
GRM63
GRM69
Code
MP 25
GAME MISCONDUCTS
Disputing call of official
Disputing call with official: Verbal/Profane Abuse
Second Misconduct - Same Game
Interference from the bench
Fighting
2nd Fight same stoppage of play (3rd, 4th, etc…)
Player(s) 3rd, 4th, 5th etc. Player into fight
Leaving players or penalty bench during a fight
Leaving the Penalty Box to start a fight
Instigator
Aggressor
Hair pulling, Grab face mask/helmet/chin strap
Checking from behind (minor +game misconduct)
Checking from behind (major + game misconduct)
High sticking (major + game misconduct)
Cross checking (major + game misconduct)
Slashing (major + game misconduct)
Game ejection
Boarding/Body checking (major + game misconduct)
Elbowing/Kneeing (major + game misconduct)
Charging (major + game misconduct)
Trash Taking
Kick Shot (with injury Major + Game Misconduct)
Checking to the Head
Tripping (major + game misconduct)
Interference (major + game misconduct)
Holding (major + game misconduct)
Hooking (major + game misconduct)
Roughing (major + game misconduct)
Goalie drop kick puck (major + game misconduct)
Refusing to start play (Team Rep)
Team interference during penalty shot, if player identified, If not team rep.
Leaving the Bench without Clearance from the Referee
GROSS MISCONDUCTS
Travesty of the game
Obscene gesture
Removing Helmet and/or Chinstrap
Discriminatory or Racial Slur
Goaltender refusing to remove mask for identification
MATCH PENALTIES
Physical abuse of an official, including spitting
Rule #
9.2 (a)
9.2 (b)
4.5 (c)
7.3 (c, d)
6.7
6.7 (h)
6.7 (h)
9.5
9.5 (h)
6.7 (b)
6.7 (b)
6.1 (d)
6.4 (a)
6.4 (a)
8.3 (a, b)
8.3 (a, b, c, d)
8.4 (a, b)
4.6
6.2
6.6
6.3
9.2 (a)
9.4
6.5 (b, d)
7.4 (a, b)
7.3 (a, b, e)
7.1 (a, b)
7.2 (a, b)
6.7 (k, i)
4.11 (f)
10.14 (a)
4.9 (f)
9.5 (i)
Rule #
4.7
4.7
3.6 (c)
9.2 (f)
3.5 (d)
Rule #
9.6 (b, c)
Minimum Suspension
1 game
2 games
1 Game
2 games
See IPSC League Rules
3 games plus IPSC league rules
2 games plus IPSC league rules
3 games plus IPSC league rules
3 games plus IPSC league rules
1 game in addition to IPSC league rules
1 game in addition to IPSC league rules
2 Games
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
2 Games
2 Games
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
See IPSC league rules
2 Games
Indefinite (subject to review)
1 Game
1 Game
Minimum Suspension
3 Games
3 Games
3 Games
3 Games
3 Games
Minimum Suspension
indefinite suspension See IPSC Rule 42
MP24
MP 25
MP25a
MP25b
MP29
MP38
MP40
MP41
MP42
MP43
MP44
MP45
MP46
MP47
MP52
MP72
Threatening an Official
Physical abuse of an official, including spitting
Intentionally Shooting Puck at Official NO contact
Intentionally Shooting Puck at Official with Contact
Spitting at another player
Fighting - Ring or tape on hands
Attempt to injure with no injury
Deliberate Injury
Butt Ending - deliberate intent to injure/injury.
Grabbing Face Mask/Helmet/Chin Strap - deliberate intent to injure/injury
Hair Pulling - deliberate intent to injure/injury
Kicking - deliberate intent to injure/injury
Spearing deliberate intent to injure/injury
Head Butt deliberate intent to injure/injury
Checking from Behind - deliberate intent to injure/injury
Checking to the Head - deliberate intent to injure/injury
9.6 (a)
9.6 (b, c)
9.6 (b, c)
9.6 (b, c)
9.7
6.7 (e)
6.1
6.1
8.1
6.1
6.1 (d)
6.1 (c)
8.5
6.1 (b)
6.4
6.5 (d, e)
6 Games
indefinite suspension See IPSC
3 Games
indefinite suspension See IPSC
4 Games
indefinite suspension See IPSC
3 games
indefinite suspension See IPSC
indefinite suspension See IPSC
indefinite suspension See IPSC
indefinite suspension See IPSC
indefinite suspension See IPSC
indefinite suspension See IPSC
indefinite suspension See IPSC
indefinite suspension See IPSC
indefinite suspension See IPSC
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