Calling Icing Infractions

1、Calling Icing InfractionsPresentation Designed byKevin UptonSoutheast DistrictUSA HOCKEY OFFICIATING PROGRAMCalling Icing InfractionsIcing Judgement Situations When puck is shot: Player stick sweep near center red line. No icing - Allow for sweep. Player shoots puck hard past a defending player. Pot

2、ential icing - Defending player must have a reasonable chance to play puck. Player shoots puck in air past a defending player. Icing - Unless shot is very slow.USA HOCKEY OFFICIATING PROGRAM Calling Icing InfractionsIcing Judgement Situations (continued) When puck is traveling down ice: Defending te

3、am player skates slowly after puck. No icing - Provided defending player has opportunity to play puck. Defending team player plays opponent instead of puck. No icing - Provided defending player has opportunity to play puck.USA HOCKEY OFFICIATING PROGRAM Calling Icing InfractionsIcing Judgement Situa

4、tions (continued) When puck is traveling down ice (continued): Defending team (during line change) does not play puck. No icing. Puck enters goal. No icing - Goal awarded. Puck shot on top of goal. Icing.USA HOCKEY OFFICIATING PROGRAM Calling Icing InfractionsIcing Judgement Situations (continued) D

5、eflections: Puck deflected before crossing center red line. Icing - If deflected by shooting team. No icing - If deflected by defending team. Puck touched after crossing center red line. No icing - If touched by either team.USA HOCKEY OFFICIATING PROGRAM Calling Icing InfractionsSpecial Situations -

6、 Mechanics Back Official: Skate backwards, when play is behind. Skate forwards, when play is ahead. This procedure allows official to see entire play. Off-Side pass/Icing situations: Back Official signals both infractions. Front Official calls play (either icing or off-side pass).USA HOCKEY OFFICIAT

7、ING PROGRAM Calling Icing InfractionsSpecial Situations - Off-Side Pass MechanicsPassUSA HOCKEY OFFICIATING PROGRAM Calling Icing InfractionsSpecial Situations - Icing MechanicsUSA HOCKEY OFFICIATING PROGRAM Calling Icing InfractionsCommunication With Partner Physical Signals clean & decisive. N

8、o creative signals (no hand clapping or foot noting). Verbal Accompany physical signals. Cannot stand alone (without physical signal. Inform teams & officials. Eye Contact Best form of communication. Eyes tell when partner is in trouble. Establishes constant form of communication.USA HOCKEY OFFICIATING PROGRAM Calling Icing InfractionsMaking Decision Quickly Initiating call: Must do so immediately. Front Official initiates if Back Official does not see. Washing call: Do so as