Teams

• Each team will play with four (4) players on the ice - 3 skaters and a goalie. 
• Only registered players on team rosters or waiting list may play.
• A team shall be composed of 7 to 14 skaters and one (1) goalie No more than two “A level” players per team roster.
• Roster substitutions for playoff games must be submitted and approved. Substitutions may only be made if your roster is less than 5 players and a goalie. All submissions must be sent to League Organizer at least 4 hours before the game for approval. Submission must include the substitute player's name, birth date, and level for the following winter season.

Rules of Play

1. All games will be NO INTENTIONAL CONTACT 

2. All games will be two 22 -minute running time periods (3 minute warm up and 1 minute halftime) 

3. Face-offs will occur only at the beginning of each period and play does not stop for a puck hitting the netting, ceiling, speakers, etc... Play it. 

4. When play is stopped due to the goalie controlling the puck, a whistle will signal the attacking players to vacate the zone. Once an attacker has exited the zone, the player may re-enter to resume play immediately. Attacking prematurely may result in a penalty for the offending team. When a goal is scored all players must tag up and all be out of the zone together before attacking. 

5. 2 line passes: This would be a pass where the passer is behind their own blue line and the receiving player is across the offensive blue line before the puck crosses. If a player is straddling the blue line and receives the puck on their stick across the blue line, as long as they still have a foot in the neutral zone, they are good. If a player sends an area pass across both blue lines and the puck crosses before the player he was passing it to crosses, the play is good. 

6. Teams do not switch ends after each period. 

7. Penalties will result in a penalty shot with all other players chasing the shooter and the puck continuing to be live after the penalty shot. All players must line up at the far blue line on two knees when the ref blows the whistle all players leave. If players leave early the shooting player will get another shot whether they have scored or not. Both will count. 

8. Minor Penalties: Tripping, interference, hooking, holding, slashing, cross checking, high sticking and too many men... ONE SHOT 

9. Major Penalties: Checking, boarding, slashing, roughing, spearing, high sticking, elbowing, cross-checking, etc... TWO SHOTS. When a major penalty is called, the offending player must leave the ice for the shots and shift.  The first shot is no chase.  Some penalties are listed in both areas and are left to the refs discretion as to how many shots. 

11. Match Penalties: Kicking, head contact, and intent to injure. 

12. When a player receives 4 minor penalties,  2 major penalties, or throws a punch - they are ejected for the remainder of that game. A referee, at his discretion, may eject a player from any game for misconduct or intent to injure.  The referee will report any ejections that warrant a further suspension. 

13. All Junge Pavilion leagues have a zero tolerance policy on verbal or physical abuse to our referees. All players ejected from a game for a match penalty, misconduct or intent to injure are indefinitely suspended from the league. Anyone throwing a punch or making a play deemed intent to injure are suspended for a minimum of one game. The Junge Pavilion will accept requests for reinstatement and evaluate them on a case by case basis.