For field hockey umpires, by field hockey umpires
A core rule difference that makes indoor hockey special is that players can't hit the ball. We'll cover everything you need to know to make this call with confidence on this …
Continue Reading about Hitting the Ball | How to Apply the Rules of Hockey | #RuleyTuesday Ep. 23i →
Working with your colleague is a fluid dance of trading responsibilities between being the "controlling" and "supporting" umpire. See an example here, and find hundreds of more clips like this in the …
At times player reactions can give you a bit of information to help you feel confident about a decision, but are those reactions visible from the video umpire box? Ayanna McClean, our video umpire …
I recommend you curl up by the fire with a Bailey's and cocoa to listen to this one! Tons of fun questions from the AMA portion about some of my best and worst umpiring experiences, and we get into …
Classic umpiring exam question: is it always a foul when the ball hits the foot or body of a player? Cheat on your test by watching this #RuleyTuesday! Transcript Feeling fuzzy about players …
Continue Reading about Foot! | How to Apply the Rules of Hockey | #RuleyTuesday Ep. 22 →
When it comes to advantage in indoor hockey, the frenetic pace can rush your decisions–even with a goal. Still, as a wise rocker once said, sometimes all you need is just a little patience. Find …
Continue Reading about Advantage Goal | Hockey Rules and Interpretations | #FeatureFriday Ep. 21i →
