Misconduct/Match Report

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Officials - Please use this form to record all the details needed after you call an ejection penalty (Misconduct or Match). This form will be submitted to Ringette Alberta once you finish.

Ringette Alberta will email a form of this report to the offender and team coach, you are not needing to provide them with a form after the game, Ringette Alberta will upon receipt of the game sheet and report within the next two BUSINESS days.

Email *

Your name (First, Last) *

Name of officiating partner (First, Last) *

Date of incident *

YYYY

Did you collect a copy of the game sheet, or take a picture of it? *

Gamesheets are needed in this process, please submit if you have access to it.

Yes, I have a copy

Yes, I have a picture of it

No, didn't have time to grab it (sorry, will get it next time)

Team of Offender *

Name of Offender *

Please get a copy of the game sheet, or take a picture. The game sheet will show the number and the player name.

Where was the game played at? *

Home Team *

Visiting Team *

League and Division *

Ex. BGL U16A or Golden Ring U16A

Type of game *

League

Tournament (IF this is a tournament, please contact your tournament immediately, send the RIC/Assignor the email confirmation of this form when you receive it as soon as you submit this)

Exhibition

Provincials

Time of Incident *

Time

Period *

Overtime

Rule No. *

Consult your rulebook and cite which rule was the reason for the penalty.

MISCONDUCT - 16.1.a - A Misconduct penalty is committed if a player or team staff uses language or makes gestures that are obscene, profane, or abusive toward any person.

MISCONDUCT - 16.1.b - A Misconduct penalty is committed if a player or team staff member persists in disputing, or shows disrespect for, the ruling of an on-ice official.

MISCONDUCT - 16.1.c - A Misconduct penalty is committed if a team staff member steps onto the ice during the game, except in the case of a player injury.

MATCH 18.1.a - A Match penalty is committed if a player or a team staff member commits a penalty infraction with intent to injure.

MATCH 18.1.b - A Match penalty is committed if a player or a team staff member fights

MATCH 18.1.c - A Match penalty is committed if a player or a team staff member intentionally spears, butt-ends, or kicks an opponent

MATCH 18.1.d (1)- A Match penalty is committed if a player or a team staff member excessively abuses an on-ice official before, during, or immediately after a game. Such actions against the on-ice officials include, but are not limited to intentional touching, holding, or pushing

MATCH 18.1.d (2) - A Match penalty is committed if a player or a team staff member excessively abuses an on-ice official before, during, or immediately after a game. Such actions against the on-ice officials include, but are not limited to18.1.d (2) intentionally striking, tripping, or body checking

MATCH 18.1.d (3) - A Match penalty is committed if a player or a team staff member excessively abuses an on-ice official before, during, or immediately after a game. Such actions against the on-ice officials include, but are not limited to threatening or attempting to strike

MATCH 18.1.d (4) - A Match penalty is committed if a player or a team staff member excessively abuses an on-ice official before, during, or immediately after a game. Such actions against the on-ice officials include, but are not limited to persisting in actions for which a Misconduct penalty has been assessed.

MATCH 18.1.e - A Match penalty is committed if a player or a team staff member intentionally leaves the penalty bench or the players' bench during an altercation and specifically becomes involved in the altercation.

MATCH 18.1.f - A Match penalty is committed if a player or a team staff member commits a boarding, body contact, charging, cross-checking or elbowing infraction with initial contact from behind which propels their opponent directly into the boards, goal post or cross bar, in such a way that the player in unable to protect or defend herself by raising her arms or hands or adjusting body position to brace for impact.

Description of Incident *

Explain in detail what took place prior to, at the time of, and following the incident. Be specific to the incident, and behaviours before and after.

Please provide a copy of the game sheet to Lauren Koster - lauren@ringettealberta.com *

Sent! This was on a paper game sheet.

Will send within the required time - by the second business day at noon after the incident. This was on a paper game sheet.

I don't have it, I will next time, but I don't this time.

Electronic Game sheet used - Ringette Alberta has access - no action needed.

A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

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