Offensive Zone
This is the amount of time you usually have to score.
5 seconds
What is SCAN.
When pressured carrying the puck, you want to make sure you.
What is Block and Go!
This is the type of system we run breaking out of our zone.
What is the net.
When D don't have the puck, they can run interference called _____________ing in when their partner goes behind the net on.
What is budding in.
When entering a zone, you want to make sure you take the puck ______ to ensure you don't turn the puck over.
What is enter wide.
This is the type of formation we use in our D zone set up.
What is a triangle.
It's better to carry or pass a puck into the offensive zone to keep possession.
Carry.
When you don't have the puck, you can help your teammate by running ___________ or ____________up.
Interfering and holding up.
You always want to be on this side of the puck in our zone.
When the other team has clear possession of the puck and is staring at you, we want to run a __________.
Lock
You don't want to do this when chasing a puck.
Overcommit.
We generally run this type of PP set up in the Ozone.
1 - 3 - 1 with a kickout option
When in front of the net, you usually want to be in front of the goalies ____________?
What are eyes.
WHat is defence.
What is the board D.
Forwards carrying a puck up to the D can go around them called a ___________.
Release.
This route is the favoured route to the net because it gives you many options to pass and eventually shoot.
What is a walkout.
The main thing a team wants to do in their end is?
What is, get the puck out.
These are three faceoff plays we run in the neutral zone.
What is the Flood, Flat, D up, Klingberg, Tampa, Bait.
When dumping a puck in with a forward ahead of you, we call this.
The Boston Bump.
Forwards may pass to the D along the boards, and then slow down to receive it back called a __________.
High walk.