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USA Hockey and WAHA rules apply to all games.

Games will be three 17 minute running time periods. The last three minutes of the game will be stop-time if the score differential is 2 goals or less.

Three minute warm-up before games. One minute break between periods.

Penalties will be three minutes during running time, two minutes if the penalty occurs during stop time.

No checking is allowed—double minor.

All players must be equipped with a strapped helmet with a cage or visor, shin guards, elbow pads, gloves, and hockey skates.

No slap shots or fake slapshots. A slap shot is defined as any wind-up above the waist.

Captains may only discuss calls with referees. Referee abuse will not be tolerated!

Players may only compete on one team. Substitutions must be approved by the Tournament Director.

Scoring: Win = 2pts, Tie = 1pt, Lose = 0pts

Tiebreaker format: (1) Points, (2) Head to head, (3) Wins, (4) Fewest Goals Against, (5) Most Goals For, (6) Fewest Penality Minutes

Three minute sudden-death overtime and three man shootout if a tie in the championship game.

Player penalty rules: Minors (three minute penalty), Double Minor (six minute penalty), Fighting: (major + ejection), Abuse of Officials (minor, 10 minute misconduct, game misconduct), Game Ejection (four minors any combination), Major Penalty (automatic ejection from game with possible tournament suspension.)

Decisions of the Tournamnet Director are final!

Level	Descriptions
A	WAHA's most competitive league with players previously competing at the Pro, Collegiate, Junior, or High School Varsity level.
B	Advanced league with players having prior experience at the collegiate, junior, high school, or competitive adult level.
C	Upper level intermediate players with high school or youth hockey experience.
D	Lower level intermediate players with adult hockey experience.
E	Competitive level league for those with limited adult hockey experience.
F	Brand new to hockey or picking it up again as an adult. Instead of a traditional game schedule there are a number of practices with instruction to begin the session.

2022 Rumble Hockey Tournament

Champions

Schedule & Results

Teams

Rules

What are C, D, E & F Level Players?