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HARDEST SHOT
Participants
• Two players per Team.
Procedure / Rules
• A single ball is positioned on the floor 30 feet from the center of the goal. A player, starting no further than the nearest yellow line, makes his/her way towards the ball and shoots it from its positioned spot into the goal. The highest recorded shot (in mph) of two attempts will be scored.
• Shots must be on goal to be calculated and all shots are recorded by radar in miles per hour.
• If a ball enters the goal uncalculated due to a malfunction of the radar equipment, the shooter will be allowed an additional attempt.
Scoring
• The player with the highest recorded shot in mph will be deemed the individual winner and his/her team will receive one point for his/her team.
Tie Situation
• In the event of a tie, the player with the highest mph average will be declared the winner.
ACCURACY SHOOTING
Participants
• Three players per team.
Procedure / Rules
• Four destructible Styrofoam targets 15 inches in diameter are attached to the goal posts, one target in each corner.
• Two players, one on each side of the goal, alternately pass four balls each to a shooter positioned 25 feet out from the goal line.
• The shooter has a maximum of twenty (20) seconds to shoot up to eight balls in an attempt to hit each of the four targets.
• Any contact of a target by a ball that is shot is scored as a hit.
• Multiple hits on the same target do not increase the shooter’s score. Passes that are not received by the shooter qualify as attempts.
Scoring
• The shooter with most targets hit in fewest shots is the winner and earns one point for his/her team.
Tie Situation
• In the event of a tie between those players will repeat the skill one more time using only two balls.
IN THE ZONE SHOOTING SKILL & GOALTENDING SKILLS
Participants
• Three players per team.
• Goaltenders from an opposite team
Procedure / Rules
• Three players will be placed in pre-determined positions in the offensive zone (see attached diagram).
• Each trio of players will have six balls to shoot against the goalie (two originating from each of the three players per heat).
• The referee will place the ball in position before starting each shot attempt with a whistle.
• The players must make two or more passes before each attempted shot.
• The players will have five (5) seconds from the official’s whistle with which to make their two or more passes and attempt their shot.
• Any type of shot may be taken, but players may not shoot on the rebound.
• Any of the three players may take the shot on the goalie.
• After the first pass, the player at the yellow line can move in as far as the hash marks; the other players must remain within their respective face off circles.
• After each shot, the referee will clear the ball out of the slot area.
• The next ball will go into play on the referee’s whistle.
• The referee will blow the play dead after each attempted shot or missed pass (a missed pass constitutes an attempted shot).
Scoring
• The team that scores the most goals in their round earns a point for their team.
• Goals scored against each goaltender will count against their team thus taking away any points the team may have earned. If no points were earned than no points are taken away. • Goaltenders are awarded a point for each save and that point will also be added to the teams score. The Goalie with the most saves will earn the most points and win that skill as the best goalie.
Tie Situation
• In the event of a tie, those teams will go head to head in a shootout format to determine the winner. The same three shooters will shoot and they will shoot against the opposing goalie.
Trophies will be awarded to all winners after all competition has been completed.
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