Updated Feb. 6, 2000
The SRD Submit button works again!
If you've never taken a Referee's exam
then you may wonder what SRD is all about. SRD stands for
"State Referee's Decision", and it is one of two types
of questions on hockey officials' exams (the other is multiple
choice -- much easier!). SRD means that an essay style answer is
required. Naturally most Referee's hate SRD's, and likewise, most
people marking the exams don't like SRD's much either.
Take a stab at this week's question. Sometimes you will need some
pretty deep knowledge of the rulebook, other times it will SEEM
easy....
SRD Archive (thanks to Dan Morris)
Questions:
Question #1
If the Linseman informs the Referee of a Checking from Behind penalty that calls for a MINOR + GM, can the Referee assess the penalty based on the Linseman's report?
Question #2
What are the five criteria that must be met in order to call a Penalty Shot for FOULING FROM BEHIND?
Question #3
Team RED has taken a timeout. After the timeout is over and the teams are about to lineup for the draw, Team BLUE's captain also requests a timeout. SRD
State Referee's Decision
This page is dedicated to the memory of my Dad, H. JOHN MILLS, who taught me the qualities of being a good Official; Professionalism, Integrity, Dedication and Humour. I owe my Officiating success to him. - Rob Mills
