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When a player uses the shaft of the stick between the hands to forcefully check an opponent.

The most severe penalty, for intent to injure; offender is ejected, and the team is penalized with a player short for five minutes with no substitution.

When a player jabs an opponent with the top end of the stick. Can lead to a major penalty or a game misconduct.

Called for engaging in fisticuffs or shoving that does not warrant a fighting major.

A player uses their stick to impede the movement of an opponent by 'hooking' any part of their body or equipment.

Occurs when a player holds an opponent with their hands, arms, or stick. Can lead to a minor penalty.

A serious penalty that leads to the player being sent off the ice for 10 minutes, though the team can substitute another player on the ice.

A penalty incurred when a player body checks an opponent from behind. Can lead to a minor, major, or game misconduct penalty.

When a player hits an opponent with a stick held above the shoulders. Can result in minor or major penalties depending on whether it causes injury.

Penalized when a player uses their elbow to hit an opponent.

A penalty that occurs when a player takes more than three strides before checking their opponent, or leaves their feet to check an opponent.

A severe penalty that results in the player being ejected from the game and they may face further suspension.

Occurs when a player swings their stick at an opponent, whether contact is made or not. Intent to injure can lead to a major penalty.

When a player uses the blade of their stick to stab an opponent. Can result in a double-minor or major penalty.

A bench minor penalty called when a team has more players on the ice than they are permitted.

Occurs when a player uses their stick, knee, foot, arm, hand or elbow to cause an opponent to trip or fall.

Penalized when a player impedes or obstructs an opponent who does not have the puck, or deliberately knocks a stick out of an opponent's hand.

Infraction for causing a stoppage in play through actions such as shooting the puck out of play from the defensive zone or deliberately displacing the goalposts.

A penalty for body checking an opponent into the boards with excessive force.