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🚨 USA Hockey Rule 633: Refuse to Play – What Happens When a Team Refuses to Start or Continue Play? 🚨

USA Hockey Rule 633 covers the consequences when a team refuses to start or continue play after being instructed to do so by the referee. Here's a breakdown of the rule!

Key Points of Rule 633 – Refuse to Play:
What’s Legal?
✅ Teams must comply with the referee's instructions to start or continue play.
✅ If a team refuses to play, the referee will give a warning and a 15-second grace period to resume play.

What’s Illegal?
🚫 If a team refuses to start or continue play, a bench minor penalty for delay of game will be called.
🚫 If the team still refuses after being warned, a match penalty may be assessed, and the game may be suspended.
🚫 Failure to take the ice at the start of the game or period will result in a bench minor penalty for delay of game.

Penalties for Refusing to Play:
⚠️ Minor Penalty (2 minutes) – If a team refuses to start or continue play after a warning.
⚠️ Match Penalty – If the team continues to refuse to play, resulting in a suspension of the game.
⚠️ Suspension of Game – If a team refuses to play after being instructed to do so, the game can be suspended.

Additional Notes:
A match penalty for refusal to play can lead to serious consequences, including suspension from future games.

Teams must comply with the referee’s instructions to keep the game moving smoothly and fairly.

🏒 Respect the rules, respect the game! Teams must play and follow the referee’s directions to ensure a fair and enjoyable experience for everyone. 🏒

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