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Regular Season Schedule

If you have a last minute change,  call Ron Babuka at 351-1129,  If no answer,  then IMMEDIATELY contact contact  Megan Ramey.   if not available try Matt Coats , Megan Ramey  (phone numbers below).

ALL OFF-ICE OFFICIALS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING THE SCHEDULE.  THE SCHEDULE MAY CHANGE!!!!!!!

Post Season

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Schedule  - to be filled in at close of regular season.

Contact List

Score table                            255-5581 / 255-5260

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Emergency Contact prior to game time:

            Megan Ramey 512-787-0314  

            Matt Coats 607-423-3354 (when Megan not available 2/24-25)            Megan Ramey 512-787-0314  (contact when Matt not available))

Ice Cleaning procedure (From Cornell Athletic Department AND ECAC Hockey)

The ice maintenance process should be conducted at the first permissible stoppage of play after the 10-minute mark with the exception of the following:

1. Where NCAA ice hockey rules do NOT permit a change of players. Those instances are:

            Goal Cage Dislodged Accidentally by Defending Player (Rule 80.1)

            Hand Pass –Defensive Zone (Rule 84.2)

            Icing (Rule 85.4) 

            Puck Out of Play in Defensive Zone (Rule 89.2)

2. DURING a power-play situation. Note: A stoppage prior to assessment of a penalty (i.e., a penalty not yet being served) is a permissible scenario to conduct ice maintenance.

2018-19 TIMEOUT PROTOCOL/FORMAT

The following timeout protocol/format applies to ALL games (i.e., exhibition, regular season and postseason) featuring or involving ECAC Hockey teams, and conducted at

ECAC Hockey facilities.

BREAK FORMAT

Each period will have three (3) one-minute (1:00) breaks. The breaks will occur at the first permissible whistle under the 14-, 10- and 6-minute marks on the clock.

Breaks will NOT be taken:

• During an odd-man situation (i.e., power play). NOTE: It is permissible to go to break prior to the start of a power play/man advantage.

• After a whistle when either team cannot change players. (i.e., icing, hand pass, dislodged net, etc.).

• Immediately after a goal.

• During the final two minutes of any period.

• Any additional scenarios in which NCAA ice hockey rules do not permit a change of

players.

NOTES:

The required ice maintenance break (30 seconds) - per league policy - shall occur in conjunction with the first break under the 10-minute mark.

Players may go to the bench during breaks.  Players in penalty box may not leave the penalty box. A break shall NOT be conducted with two (2) minutes or less remaining in a period

REGARDLESS of whether a break and/or ice maintenance has been conducted. If, during an odd-man situation, a penalty is assessed causing the odd-man situation to become

even strength, a break can occur (e.g., if a penalty is called against a team on a power play to create a 4-on-4 situation, etc.). There shall NOT be any breaks during an overtime period. 

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