Is it within 3 ft of the bench, or both skates off the ice for determining a TMP penalty
Yesterday I called a too many players penalty on white because the player that had gotten on for the player going to the bench played the puck before both of the retreating players skates were off the ice
Well, what a start to the season… wasnt expecting to get to practice my fight breakup skills this early in the season
Am I able to straight up game a coach for using profanity(F*** bomb)with a 10U team? That’s my question.
Looking through some old footage and found this beauty, just wanted some thoughts(for people who have seen my more current videos, Yes I do still have this jersey, and it’s actually the same brand as the one I wear now)(I’m autistic so the gloves help me focus on the ice and not let my whistle become a distraction)
10U Rec
I’m just wondering also, I realize I’m a kinda strict ref and I over call games a lot. I feel like this call though was good, as that player had absolutely no reason to drop their shoulder right into their opponents back and push.
Unless you see something different here
Edit: stupid error correction
So, a memory of a random hockey camp scrimmage 2 yrs ago to the day of this post.
Hand pass is last play, so if it’s initiated and completed in front of the attacking zone faceoff dots, does it stay in the zone?
If it does then our first time ref for that game might’ve actually gotten that right
So I was weeding with my weeding torch, and I thought that everything was fully out when I left the area. Turns out there was still enough to end up catching the dead leaves close by and starting a pretty big fire just outside. This picture is after a day. Is that tree going to recover or is that browner area dead?
My dad estimated that the flames were about 6-8 feet tall…
Edit: cut out unnessesary info that the thing made me input
Swing your stick at someone’s head and run to the locker room by yourself. Bold strategy