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Ontario Women's Hockey Association Tournament Nice Officials Report DEADLINE: WITHIN ONE WEEK AFTER TOURNAMENT Please complete and forward copies of the following OSHA Tournament Officials Report

How to fill out officials on-ice reports

How to fill out officials on-ice reports:

1. Begin by gathering all necessary information, such as the date, time, location, and teams involved in the game.
2. Clearly identify each official who worked the game, including their names, positions (referee or linesman), and jersey numbers.
3. Document any penalties, including the player's name, number, and the infraction committed. Be sure to note the time of the penalty and whether it resulted in a power play or penalty kill for the opposing team.
4. Record all goals scored during the game, specifying the player who scored, their jersey number, and the time the goal was scored.
5. Note any significant incidents that occurred during the game, such as fights, injuries, or game stoppages.
6. Complete the report by providing a concise summary of the game, including the final score and any additional comments or observations.
7. Review the report for accuracy and completeness before submitting it to the appropriate governing body.

Who needs officials on-ice reports:

1. Sports leagues and associations typically require officials on-ice reports to be submitted as part of their administrative processes.
2. Coaches and team managers may request officials on-ice reports to review game incidents, penalties, or other important information.
3. Officials themselves may use these reports for self-evaluation and improvement, or as evidence in situations requiring disciplinary action.

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What is officials on-ice reports?

Officials on-ice reports are documentation filled out by referees and other officials to provide details about incidents that occur during a game.

Who is required to file officials on-ice reports?

Referees and other officials who witness incidents during a game are required to file on-ice reports.

How to fill out officials on-ice reports?

Officials can fill out on-ice reports by documenting all relevant details about the incident, including time, location, parties involved, and a description of what occurred.

What is the purpose of officials on-ice reports?

The purpose of on-ice reports is to provide a formal record of incidents that occur during a game, which can be used for review, investigation, and follow-up actions.

What information must be reported on officials on-ice reports?

Officials must report details such as the date, time, location, description of the incident, parties involved, any penalties assessed, and any additional comments or observations.

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