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🚨 "USA Hockey Rule 617 – Goals and Assists Explained (2021-2025)" 🚨

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USA Hockey Rule 617 explains how goals and assists are officially recognized during a game. Learn what counts as a goal, what’s required for an assist, and some key details that every player and coach should know!

Key Points of Rule 617 – Goals and Assists
What Counts as a Goal?
✅ A goal is scored when the entire puck crosses the goal line and enters the net.
✅ If the puck is intentionally played by the goalie or other players, and they accidentally score, it still counts as a goal.
✅ The goal is valid if no infractions (e.g., offside or high stick) occurred before the puck crossed the line.

What’s an Assist?
✅ An assist is awarded to a player who directly contributes to the goal by passing the puck to the player who scores.
✅ Two assists can be given, but if multiple players are involved in the play, it’s up to the referee to determine who should receive them.
✅ No assist is awarded if the puck is shot into the net from the center line or after the goal is scored as a result of a violation (e.g., high-sticking).

When is a Goal Not Counted?
🚫 High stick goals: A goal scored by a high stick doesn’t count.
🚫 Offside: If the scoring player was offside when they touched the puck, the goal is disallowed.
🚫 Goal interference: If there is interference with the goalie before or during the goal, it can be called back.

🏒 Understanding how goals and assists work is crucial for players, coaches, and fans! Stay ahead in the game by mastering this rule. 🏒

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