No Checking Allowed: We recognize that body contact is part of the game, but everyone is encouraged to play responsibly and avoid any contact that may injure themselves or another player

No Slapshots or “Golf” Swings (keep stick below knees)

Unsportsmanlike Conduct is Not Tolerated: Hooking, slashing, tripping, cross checking, high sticking, etc. are not allowed

Offside: When a team is offside, they just dump the puck into the offensive end, clear the zone and then they can go right back in and continue play.

Icing: Try to avoid icing the puck if you can. But if you do, your team should stay on your side of the red line until the opposing team advances the puck to their blue line.

Puck Tied Up By the Goalie: First, when the goalie covers the puck, back off. When the goalie ties up the puck, there is no face off. The offensive team just clears the offensive zone and then can go right back in and continue play.

After a Goal: After a goal, the two teams line up at center ice. The puck goes to the team that did not score and the center of that team simply drops the puck back to the defense to start play.

Warm-ups: Everyone is encouraged to do some stretching exercises before skating. When warming up the goalie, start out at the blue line and be sure the goalie is looking at YOU before you shoot.

Passing and Play-Making is Encouraged: It’s the way this game was meant to be played and keeps everyone involved.

Short Shifts are Mandatory: 2 minutes is plenty – then get off the ice!

Menu Photos by Victor Newman