Players
Franchises
Hockey Slang
Rules and Officiating
100
The Great One
Wayne Gretzky
100
The oldest NHL franchise (1909-present),has won more Stanley Cups than any other team.
Montréal Canadiens
100
Twig.
Hockey Stick
100
Players line up around a dot and the referee drops the puck. Used to resume play after a stoppage.
Faceoff
200
Number "87" is known for his captaincy of the Pittsburgh Penguins and the "Golden Goal".
Sidney Crosby
200
The only team to have featured an animal wearing an article of clothing on a jersey.
Pittsburgh Penguins
200
Bucket.
Helmet
200
The NHL referee can be distinguished from a linesman by this feature.
Orange arm band
300
This former Memorial Cup winning, London Knight was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs in 2015.
Mitchell (Mitch) Marner
300
This team replaced the Québec Nordiques in 1995.
Colorado Avalanche
300
Bisquit.
Puck
300
How many players are allowed on the ice during play at one time?
6 (centre, right wing, left wing, right defence, left defence, goalie or extra skater)
400
Led Hockey Canada to four Winter Olympic gold medals and is regarded as the best female hockey player of all time. The "pioneer" of women's hockey.
Hayley Wickenheiser
Fun fact: Wickenheiser was named an Honorary Colonel in the RCAF with 401 Tactical Fighter Squadron in Cold Lake, AB.
400
Name the Original Six teams NOT cities.
(e.g. Lightning NOT Tampa Bay)
(additional 10 seconds to answer if needed)
Maple Leafs, Canadiens, Bruins, Blackhawks, Red Wings and Rangers
400
Cage.
Net
400
If a player is injured during a minor penalty, the player that committed the infraction will serve this type of penalty.
Double Minor.
500
Won six Vezina Trophies in eight years with the Buffalo Sabres.
Dominik Hasek
500
This defunct NHL franchise was merged with the Minnesota North Stars in 1978.
Cleveland Barons
Fun fact: After the merge, the Minnesota North Stars also became bankrupt in 1993 to become the Dallas Stars.
500
Salad.
Hockey hair or a mullet
500
Describe the "Sean Avery" Rule.
This rule makes it illegal for a player to stand in front of a goalie and wave their stick in the netminder's face.
Sean Avery did exactly that during the first round of the 2003 Stanley Cup playoffs against the New Jersey Devils.