Officiating

REFEREE CERTIFICATION CLINICS

2011 Yellowknife Referee Certification Clinics

Minor Hockey Officiating Clinic
Date: Sunday, October 2nd
Time: 10:00am - 7:30
Location: PSAV Room

There is an ON-ICE segment to this clinic from 6:00-7:30.  You will be
required to have skates and a helmet (with half visor or full cage) for this
part of the clinic.
Lunch will be 50 minutes and you will need to provide lunch for yourselves.

Please bring a pen or pencil to the clinic and the rest will be provided.  

For more information please contact:
Terry_Brookes@gov.nt.ca

  Becoming an on-ice Official

On-ice officials are fundamental to the success of Associations programs. However, they are often is short supply. Before becoming an on-ice official, one must:

• Meet the Association standards for on-ice officials.

• Be certified by Hockey Canada (a one-day training session).

• Have an official jersey (plus other recommended equipment).

The Association encourages all persons (youth or adult) who are interested in becoming an on-ice official to contact the Referee-in-Chief (see Contacts). The Referee-in-Chief will assist you to:

• Become certified.

• Obtain the appropriate equipment and uniform.

• Become familiar with the on-ice official scheduling system.

Official Rules

The Hockey Canada official rules can be accessed at www.hockeycanada.ca. Follow the links below:
• Minor hockey
• Officiating Program
• Hockey Canada Rule Book

Rule Emphasis for 2007/08

The Hockey Canada rule emphasis for the current year may be viewed at www.hockeycanada.ca.

Score Clock Instructions

The instructions for running the hockey score clocks are the same for all of the arenas.

 
     


Standards for On Ice Officials

































Score Clock Instructions