end zone positioning in the 2 and 3-official systems sections 6-1 to 6-3, hcop officiating manual
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End Zone PositioningEnd Zone Positioning
In the 2 and 3-Official Systems
Sections 6-1 to 6-3, HCOP
Officiating Manual
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End Zone PositioningEnd Zone Positioning• Proper end zone positioning:
– Gives a better overall view of the play– Gives an improved view of the goal and goal line– Lessens the chance of a referee being caught behind
the play on a fast break– Keeps the official safe from deflections on a shot on
goal– Keeps the referee in a predictable spot for players,
• There are 3 positions and 2 maneuvers for the Referee in the end zone and together are referred to as the “Piston”
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NEW FOR 2010-11NEW FOR 2010-11
• The preferred end zone positioning for the Referee or end-zone Official in the 2 Official system is anywhere in the cone (shaded area) in the illustration below.
• Although the cone area is below the goal line at certain points, the Refereeis encouraged to stay at or above the goal line as muchas possible. The Referee isallowed to move away from the shaded area when absolutely necessary but should always try to return.
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Home BaseHome Base
• Home Base– 15-20 cm (6-8in) off the boards
– 1/2 way between the hash marks and the goal line
– Used when the play is on the same side of the ice as the official
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Home BaseHome Base
Home Base
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Half-PistonHalf-Piston
• Half Piston– Between Home Base and nearest goal post,
usually in line with face-off dots
– Used when play is on the far side of the ice from the Referee
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Half-PistonHalf-Piston
Half Piston
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At The NetAt The Net
• At The Net– The position anywhere around the net that
gives the referee the best view to see if the puck has crossed the line
– Ideally, at the corner of the net, 0.6-1m (2-3ft) from the goal line
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At The NetAt The Net
At The Net
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End Zone PositioningEnd Zone Positioning
• As the puck moves during the game, you will be required to move back and forth from position to position (within the cone), thus creating a piston action
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The Piston SystemThe Piston System
At The Net
Half Piston
Home Base
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The 2 ManeuversThe 2 Maneuvers
• Bump– Used when play comes around the boards in
the direction of the Referee standing at Home Base
– The Referee “bumps” up or down from his/her position, until they reach the the hash marks or goal line.
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The “Bump”The “Bump”
Bump
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The 2 ManeuversThe 2 Maneuvers
• Pivot– When you have bumped to the goal line or
hash marks and the play continues toward you, you must perform the pivot
– Take a stride out from the boards– Then cross under, and skate backwards to
Home Base
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The “Pivot”The “Pivot”
The Pivot
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Faults and TipsFaults and Tips
• Try to stay above the goal line as much as possible
• Do not cross behind the net
• Anticipation is key– Relax, anticipate the play, and move only
when you need to.
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Questions?Questions?