SCOREKEEPER TRAINING 201415 SEASON SCOREKEEPERS RESPONSIBILITIES Be on

SCOREKEEPER TRAINING 2014/15 SEASON

SCOREKEEPERS RESPONSIBILITIES • Be on time to your games and go to the correct rink • Assure you know what league you are score keeping; know what rules are being played • Assure clock is set correctly – always best to restart it • Complete all paper work • Assure the players on the score sheet are the players on the ice • You are in charge of the clock and penalty boxes (not the parents in the box)

OCEANSIDE CLOCK • http: //www. perintonyouthhockey. org/Hockey. Clock/tic. htm

ENTERING TIME 1. Set main clock 2. Enter time 3. Enter

ENTERING GOALS ADDING GOALS: • Push +1 SET GOALS • Push score • Enter number • Push enter

ENTERING PENALTIES Player Penalty Enter player number Enter If it’s a 2 minute penalty hit enter again If it’s anything else enter the time • Enter • • •

CLEARING A PENALTY • Push Players Penalty button • Use arrow to find the penalty you want to clear • Press Clear No • Press Enter

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ENTERING TIME • Set • Time • Enter time – You must enter colon after minutes • Yes • Then enter period

ENTERING GOALS SETTING GOALS • Set • Home/Guest Score • Enter number ADDING GOALS • Home/Guest Score • Push #1

ENTERING PENALTIES • Set • Home/Guest PNLTY • Enter time - Plus the colon • Yes • Entering player number – must be a two digit number • Yes

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SCORESHEET

PRE-GAME • As teams warm up, assure that the players on the ice are the players on the score sheet • Report any discrepancies to the referee so they can have the coach fix it • Assure that the number of players playing matches the number of players you have checked off – you can write this number next to the teams rosters

WRITING GOALS • Write in • Period • Time (if under one minute use the colon) • Goal • Assist • Type of Goal • E – Even Strength • PP – Power Play • SH – Short Handed • EN – Empty Net • EA – Extra Attacker • PS – Penalty Shot ** Always assure that any numbers given to you are on the roster **

WRITING PENALTIES • Write • Period • Player # • Offense • Length of Penalty • (2 ; 5 ; or 10) • Time off ice • Start time of penalty (not always the same as time off the ice) ** Always ensure that any numbers given to you are on the roster and playing **

WRITING PENALTIES Remember, when someone gets a ‘Double Minor’ for “Roughing” that is two separate penalties on the score sheet. If someone gets a 2+10 penalty, that gets recorded as two separate penalties on the sheet and they are consecutive to each other.

WRITING PENALTIES The “MIN” column – this is how many minutes the penalty is assessed.

WRITING PENALTIES The “OFF” column – this is when the player entered the penalty box – ‘off’ the ice.

WRITING PENALTIES The “START” column – this is the time the penalty actually started on the clock.

WRITING PENALTIES The “ON” column – this is the time the penalty actually expired. When recording a 10 minute or coincidental penalty you should record the time the penalty would be over – even if the player can not go on the ice until a stoppage of play.

WRITING GOALKEEPER STATS (ONE GOALIE) • Write in goalie number • Fill in shots – these are the shots that goalie faced from opposing team • Total the number of shots at the end of game • Write in time played

WRITING GOALKEEPER STATS (TWO GOALIES) • Same as entering stats for one goalie only you will need to make a note of what time the switch was made and how many shots the goalie leaving had • Be sure to total the shots/saves and time played appropriately

POST GAME • Ensure all information is filled in at the top • Total out the scoring summary • Cross out remaining boxes • Sign it • Be sure the officials sign • Make sure you have legibly filled in your name and that of ALL of the officials working the game.

ODDS-N-ENDS • You are an official – any problems with players or parents report it to the referee • Coincidental penalties • Player receives 2 minor penalties • Three or more penalties on one team – (stacked) • 2 and 10 • Game Misconducts • You are responsible for the game operation and keeping the games running on time