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PENALTY TERMINATIONS

PENALTY TERMINATIONS. MINOR PENALTIES. When a goal is scored against a shorthanded team, any non-coincidental minor penalty then being served will terminate.

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PENALTY TERMINATIONS

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  1. PENALTY TERMINATIONS

  2. MINOR PENALTIES • When a goal is scored against a shorthanded team, any non-coincidental minor penalty then being served will terminate. • If two or more non-coincidental minors are being served by the shorthanded team, the first penalty that was assessed terminates. "First In - First Out". • If two or more non-coincidental minors were assessed to different players at the same time, the Captain of the shorthanded team designates which penalty automatically terminates. • Captain’s decision is made when the penalties are assessed.

  3. MAJOR & MATCH PENALTIES • Major penalties and the 5-minute time portion of match penalties never terminate automatically. • If a non-coincidental major or match penalty, plus a minor, are assessed against the same player at the same time, the major or match penalty must be completely served before the minor begins. • If a team is shorthanded because of one or more major or match penalties, it remains shorthanded until all such penalties are served, no matter how many goals are scored.

  4. OTHER PENALTIES • Misconducts • Player must sit in the penalty box for any Minor or Major PLUS the full 10 minutes for the Misconduct. • Game Misconducts • Player is immediately ejected from the game. • Match Penalties • Penalized player immediately ejected from the game. • Substitute for penalized player serves the entire 5-minute time penalty • Penalized player remains suspended from games and practices pending a hearing by the proper authority. If no hearing is held, player is reinstated after 30 days.

  5. COINCIDENTAL PENALTIES • Coincidental penalties are an equal number of penalties of equal duration called at the same stoppage of play. • There is no change in on-ice strength. Substitutes replace the penalized players on the ice. • The penalized players serve their entire time and are released at the first stoppage of play after their penalties expire. • Coincidental penalties never make a team shorthanded. • For coincidental penalties that include BOTH minor and major or match penalties to the same players, the minor penalties are recorded and served first. • The time portions of match penalties are treated as major penalties in determining if penalties are coincident.

  6. CALLING OF PENALTIES • If an infraction is committed by the team that is in possession and control of the puck, the referee stops play and assesses the penalty immediately. • If an infraction is committed by the team NOT in possession and control of the puck, the referee allows play to continue until possession and control is gained by the offending team. The referee signals the impending penalty by raising his non-whistle hand and arm (delayed penalty). • If one or more penalties to be imposed are minor penalties and a goal is scored by the non-offending team, the first minor penalty will be recorded but will not be served. (Even though the penalty is not served, it counts toward Rule 401(b) penalty limits) • All other penalties imposed are recorded and served in the normal manner.

  7. WHO CAN SUBSTITUTE? • Any non-penalized player (except goalkeepers) for any of the following types of penalties: • Minor • Major • Minor or Major associated with a game misconduct • Time portion of match penalties • Any non-penalized player who was on the ice at the time of the infraction (except the goalkeeper) for the following types of penalties: • Bench Minor • Any penalty on the goalkeeper

  8. SUBSTITUTE PLAYERS:MAJOR OR MATCH PENALTIES • If a player is assessed non-coincident major plus game misconduct penalty or a match penalty, the player’s team must immediately place a substitute on the penalty bench to serve the entire penalty. • No player or substitute may enter the game except from the penalty bench. • For a violation, a bench minor penalty for illegal substitution shall be assessed.

  9. DELAYED PENALTIES • The on-ice playing strength of a team can never drop below three skaters. • If a third non-coincident penalty is assessed while two others are being served: • The third penalized player goes to the penalty box but a substitute takes his place on the ice to keep the on-ice strength at three. • The third penalty does not start until the first penalty expires or a goal is scored. • If a goal is not scored before the first penalty expires: • The first penalized player remains in the penalty box when the penalty expires. (Since a substitute for the third player is already on the ice, the on-ice strength is already three.) • The first penalized player cannot return to the ice or player’s bench until the first stoppage of play. • Follow the same procedure for subsequent non-coincident penalties.

  10. TERMINATION GUIDELINES No Further Action No Is the team that was scored upon shorthanded ? Yes No Further Action No Are there any non-coincident minor penalties being Served ? Yes Terminate the minor that has the least time remaining.

  11. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 + 2 Q: 2 4:30 4:00 Goal A. X B. X and Q C. Sub for X D. Nobody

  12. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 + 2 Q: 2 4:30 4:00 Goal A. X B. X and Q C. Sub for X D. Nobody The minor penalty to Q and one of the minors to X are coincident. A substitute for X must serve the non-coincident minor and returns to the ice when that penalty expires or a goal is scored.

  13. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 4:30 Y: 2 4:00 Z: 2 3:30 Goal A. X B. Nobody C. Z D. X or Y (Captain’s choice)

  14. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 4:30 Y: 2 4:00 Z: 2 3:30 Goal B. Nobody A. X C. Z D. X or Y (Captain’s choice) This is a “stacked penalty” situation. X comes out because it is the first penalty. However, Team A will remain two players short because the penalty to Z does not begin until the face-off following the goal.

  15. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 Y: 2 4:30 Z: 2 4:00 Goal A. X. B. Nobody. C. Y. D. X or Y (Captain’s choice).

  16. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 Y: 2 4:30 Z: 2 4:00 Goal A. X. B. Nobody. C. Y. D. X or Y (Captain’s choice). When non-coincident minors are assessed to different players of the same team at the same time, the Captain of this penalized team determines which player is to return if a goal is scored. Rule ref: 402(e). This is also a “stacked penalty” situation. The penalty to Z does not begin until X or Y expires.

  17. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 Q: 2 4:30 X: 2 4:00 Y: 2 3:30 Goal B. Everybody A. X (First penalty) D. Nobody C. Y (Penalty made Team A short-handed)

  18. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 Q: 2 4:30 X: 2 4:00 Y: 2 3:30 Goal A. X (First penalty) B. Everybody D. Nobody C. Y (Penalty made Team A short-handed) Non-coincident minor penalties expire in the order in which they were assessed (First In - First Out). Rule ref: 402(e).

  19. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 4:30 Q: 2 + 2 4:00 Y: 2 3:30 Goal A. X B. Nobody C. Y D. Everybody

  20. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 4:30 Q: 2 + 2 4:00 Y: 2 3:30 Goal A. X B. Nobody C. Y D. Everybody All of the penalties in this situation are non-coincidental minors. Because of the First In - First Out rule, the minor to X is the one that terminates when the goal is scored.

  21. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 8:00 X: 5 7:30 Q: 2 7:00 Y: 2 6:30 Goal A. X B. Nobody C. Y D. Sub for X.

  22. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 8:00 X: 5 7:30 Q: 2 7:00 Y: 2 6:30 Goal A. X B. Nobody D. Sub for X. C. Y Team A is shorthanded but the first penalty is a major to X, which cannot expire on a goal scored. Because the minors to Y and Q are not coincidental, the minor to Y terminates when the goal is scored.

  23. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 + 2 Q: 2 4:30 Y: 2 4:00 R: 2 3:30 Goal A. X B. Nobody C. Y D. Sub for X

  24. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 + 2 Q: 2 4:30 Y: 2 4:00 R: 2 3:30 Goal A. X B. Nobody C. Y D. Sub for X One minor to X and the minor to Q offset, leaving the on-ice strength 5 on 4. The minors to Y and R made the on-ice strength 4 on 3. The sub for X therefore comes out under the First In - First Out rule.

  25. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 8:00 X: 5 + 2 Q: 2 + 2 7:30 7:00 Goal A. X B. Nobody D. Both X and Q C. Q

  26. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 8:00 X: 5 + 2 Q: 2 + 2 7:30 7:00 Goal A. X B. Nobody D. Both X and Q C. Q The minor to X and one of the minors to Q offset, leaving both teams shorthanded but at even strength (4 on 4). The goal was scored before either penalty being served expired.

  27. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 8:00 X: 2 + 5 7:30 Y: 5 Q: 2 7:00 6:30 Goal A. Sub for X B. Y D.Nobody C. X

  28. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 8:00 X: 2 + 5 7:30 Y: 5 Q: 2 7:00 6:30 Goal A. Sub for X B. Y C. X D. Nobody Because the same player (X) was assessed both a minor and major penalty, the major must be recorded and served first. A major cannot expire on a goal scored, and the minor penalty has not yet started. Rule ref: 402(e).

  29. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 8:00 X: 2 7:30 Y: 5 Z: 2 6:00 Q: 2 5:45 Goal A. Nobody B. X C. Y D. Z

  30. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 8:00 X: 2 7:30 Y: 5 Z: 2 6:00 Q: 2 5:45 Goal A. Nobody B. X C. Y D. Z This is a situation where the minor is recorded and served first (Rule 408(c)). Because a minor and a major penalty were assessed to two different Team A players at the same time, the minor must be recorded and served first. Since the penalty to X has already expired, the minor on Player Z is the only penalty that can expire when the goal is scored.

  31. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 Q: 2 4:30 X: 2 + 2 4:00 Y: 2 3:30 Goal A. X (first penalty) B. Everybody C. Y (made team short-handed) D. Nobody

  32. WHO COMES OUT? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 Q: 2 4:30 X: 2 + 2 4:00 Y: 2 3:30 Goal A. X (first penalty) B. Everybody C. Y (made team short-handed) D. Nobody Non-coincident minor penalties expire in the order in which they were assessed. Only the first penalty to X expires; X's penalty clock resets to 2:00.

  33. ON-ICE PLAYING STRENGTH? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 Q: 2 R: 2 + 2 A. 5 on 4 B. 5 on 3 C. 4 on 3 D. Don’t know yet

  34. ON-ICE PLAYING STRENGTH? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 X: 2 Q: 2 R: 2 + 2 A. 5 on 4 B. 5 on 3 C. 4 on 3 D. Don’t know yet --The minor to X and one of the three minors to Team B will be coincidental. The Team B Captain will determine which of the three penalties will be coincidental. --If the captain selects the minor to Q, Team A will skate 5-on-4 for 4 minutes.--If the captain selects one of the minors to R, Team B will place a substitute player in the penalty box for R. Team A will skate 5-on-3 for 2 minutes. Team B must also designate which player gets released first (Q or sub for R)

  35. ON-ICE PLAYING STRENGTH? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 A: 2 + 2 Q: 2 B: 5 + 2 R: 2 S: 2 T: MATCH A. 5 on 5 B. 5 on 3 D. 4 on 4 C. 4 on 3

  36. ON-ICE PLAYING STRENGTH? TimeTeam ATeam B 5:00 A: 2 + 2 Q: 2 B: 5 + 2 R: 2 S: 2 T: MATCH A. 5 on 5. B. 5 on 3 D. 4 on 4 C. 4 on 3 Both teams were assessed an equal number of penalties of equal duration at the same stoppage. Remember that the time portion of a match penalty is treated as a major for penalty expiration purposes

  37. QUESTIONS

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