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CC vs UAA Friday

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UAA
Grant-Haddad-Clark
Spencer-Naslund-Wiles
Portwood-Parkinson-Crowell
Bruutsen-Gellert-Currier
Backstrom-Vidmar
Baldwin-LaFranchise
Leinweber-Tuton
Christianson
Oltuis

CC
Schultz-Civtarese-Hamburg
Sweat-Overman-Rapuzzi
Hall-Schwartz-Testwuide
DeBoer-Dineen-McMillan
Guentzel-Prosser
Lowery-Marciano
Fredheim-Leaverton
Howe
O'Brien
 
Re: CC vs UAA Friday

Bad change by Baldwin as the second penalty expires and CC ends up with 2 players in front of the net alone. Rapuzzi scores after Overman gets partial breakaway and gets puck to Rapuzzi trailing alone in the slot.
 
Re: CC vs UAA Friday

Suze said:
How is kneeing not a major penalty? When I emailed Shep about Kanes, he said any penalty with the knee should be a game DQ???
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SECTION 33. Kneeing
What criteria should be used in determining whether to assess a minor, major or disqualification penalty for kneeing? RULING: A minor penalty should be assessed in most situations. When the knee is used in a flagrant or violent manner, a major penalty should be assessed. Whenever injury results from fouling an opponent with a knee, a disqualification penalty must be assessed.
Kneeing penalties may be assessed as minor, major or disqualification penalties, even though physical contact with an opponent may not have occurred.
 
Re: CC vs UAA Friday

JS Tigers said:
SECTION 33. Kneeing
What criteria should be used in determining whether to assess a minor, major or disqualification penalty for kneeing? RULING: A minor penalty should be assessed in most situations. When the knee is used in a flagrant or violent manner, a major penalty should be assessed. Whenever injury results from fouling an opponent with a knee, a disqualification penalty must be assessed.
Kneeing penalties may be assessed as minor, major or disqualification penalties, even though physical contact with an opponent may not have occurred.
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Vidmar has not come back, an injury DID occur.
 
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