Maryland high school field hockey rules: Field Hockey | MPSSAA

Field Hockey | Davidsonville Athletic Association

Davidsonville Gators Field Hockey

Registration Fees

Uniforms

DAA will provide the uniform. There will be no charge of the use of the uniform; however, we will require a deposit that will be refunded upon the return of an undamaged and clean uniform at the end of the season.

Equipment

• Regulation field hockey stick
• Shin guards
• Colored mouth guard
• Eye guards/Goggles-optional 

Age Divisions

Sticklettes: Kindergarten, First, & Second Graders

Games are 6 v. 6 (6 field players and no goalie) on a condensed field, with two referees. Games are typically on weekends. Please note that a few weekends both Saturday and Sunday games are to be expected. Two practices per week, on days determined by the coach and the Commissioner.  Games are played at various turf fields throughout the county, with home games and practices at South River High School Turf or Bell Branch. Basic field hockey rules and skills are taught at this level. Ability varies widely at this age in field hockey, so the focus is on skill-building, teamwork, sportsmanship, and fun.

Pee-Wee: Third & Fourth Graders 

Games are 7 v. 7 (6 field players and 1 goalie) on a condensed field, with two paid referees. Games are typically on weekends. Please note that a few weekends both Saturday and Sunday games are to be expected. Two practices per week, on days determined by the coach and the Commissioner.  Games are played at various turf fields throughout the county, with home games and practices at South River High School Turf or Bell Branch. Basic field hockey rules and skills are taught at this level. Ability varies widely at this age in field hockey, so the focus is on skill-building, teamwork, sportsmanship, and fun.

Middies: Fifth & Sixth Graders 

Games are 11 v. 11 (10 field players and 1 goalie) on a 110 yd. field, with 2 paid referees and timekeeper/scorekeeper provided by the home team. Basic field hockey rules and skills are reviewed, game strategies are taught and sportsmanship is stressed. Expect two practices per week, at coach’s discretion. Games will be played at various turf fields throughout the county. 

Juniors – Seventh & Eighth Graders 

Games are 11 v. 11 (10 field players and 1 goalie) on a 110 yd. field, with 2 paid referees and timekeeper/scorekeeper provided by the home team.  Expect two practices per week. Games will be played at various turf fields throughout the county.

Practice and Game Locations

Sticklettes, Pee-Wees, Middies and Juniors will play all games at various turf fields in Anne Arundel County. We will practice at South River High School Turf and Bell Branch Turf. Practices will be two days a week, either Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday. Once registration is completed, and teams are formed your coach will notify you of your practice days.

Volunteers

Our entire program runs on volunteers!  We need coaches and assistant coaches for all levels. This is a great and fun way to support our Girls at DAA!  Contact Carla McConnaughhay at [email protected] for additional information.

If you have never played or coached field hockey, you’re not alone!  We pair novice and experienced coaches together, and there will be a coaches clinic before practices begins.

Maryland Sports – Hockey

Most Points – Career: Willie Marshall*
*(career in NHL as well as AHL, with Baltimore Clippers, 1966-71)

Most Goals – Career: Willie Marshall*
*(career in NHL as well as AHL, with Baltimore Clippers, 1966-71)

Most Goals, by a Defenseman – Career: John Slaney*
*(career in NHL, as well as AHL, with Baltimore Skipjacks, 1991-93)

Most Hat Tricks – Career: Willie Marshall*
*(career in NHL as well as AHL, with Baltimore Clippers, 1966-71)

Most Assists – Career: Willie Marshall*
*(career in NHL as well as AHL, with Baltimore Clippers, 1966-71)

Most Times Leading the League in Assists – Career: Art Stratton*
*(career in NHL as well as AHL, with Baltimore Clippers, 1973-74)

Most Games Played – Career: Willie Marshall*
*(career in NHL as well as AHL, with Baltimore Clippers, 1966-71)

Most Seasons Played – Career: Willie Marshall* (tied record)
*(career in NHL as well as AHL, with Baltimore Clippers, 1966-71)

Most Games Played by a Goaltender – Career: Marcel Paille*
*(career in NHL as well as AHL, with Baltimore Clippers, 1962-63)

CALDER CUP (awarded to league champion)

Baltimore Clippers (runner-up, 1971-72 season)
Baltimore Skipjacks (runner-up, 1984-85 season)

JOHN D. CHICK TROPHY (best record in AHL Western Division)*
*(redistricted as Southern Division 1974-1995)

Baltimore Clippers (1970-71 season)
Baltimore Clippers (1971-72 season)
Baltimore Clippers (1973-74 season)
Baltimore Skipjacks (1983-84 season)

LES CUNNINGHAM AWARD (most valuable player)*
*(voted by coaches, AHL media & players)

Fred Speck (Baltimore Clippers, 1970-71 season)

JOHN B. SOLLENBERGER TROPHY (most points during regular season)

Fred Speck (Baltimore Clippers, 1970-71 season)

DUDLEY (RED) GARRETT MEMORIAL AWARD (outstanding rookie)*
*(voted by AHL media & players)

Fred Speck (Baltimore Clippers, 1970-71 season)
Mitch Lamoureux (Baltimore Skipjacks, 1982-83 season)

EDDIE SHORE AWARD (best defenseman)*
*(voted by AHL media & players)

Greg Tebbutt (Baltimore Skipjacks, 1982-83 season)

ALDEGE (BAZ) BASTIEN AWARD (best goaltender)*
*(voted by AHL media & players)

Jon Casey (Baltimore Skipjacks, 1984-85 season)

HARRY (HAP) HOLMES MEMORIAL AWARD (goaltender award)*
*(goaltender with lowest “goals-against” average, playing minimum of 25 games)

Jon Casey (Baltimore Skipjacks, 1984-85 season)

LOUIS A. R. PIERI MEMORIAL AWARD (outstanding head coach)*
*(voted by AHL media)

Terry Reardon (Baltimore Clippers, 1970-71 season)
Gene Ubriaco (Baltimore Skipjacks, 1983-84 season)

JAMES H. ELLERY MEMORIAL AWARDS (outstanding media coverage)*
*(established as a single award in 1964, divided in 1975 to honor newspaper, radio, & tv)

Jim West, Baltimore (1967-68 season)
Al Fischer, Baltimore (1971-72 season)
Jerry Linquist, Baltimore (1972-73 season)
George Taylor, Baltimore (1973-74 season)
Phil Wood, Baltimore (radio, 1982-83 season)
Vince Bagli, Baltimore (tv, 1983-84 season)
Jeff Rimer, Baltimore (radio, 1987-88 season)
Jim Jackson, Baltimore (newspaper, 1991-92 season)

Regulations and competition rules

Regulations and competition rules

EVSK field hockey. dated 2.06.2023

72.5 Kb

Regulations of the Czech Republic Superleague and Higher League 2023 (from 22. 06)

9 Mb

Regulations of the DoJ of competitions 2023 (dated June 22)

8.2 Mb

Regulations of the Czech Republic (Super League and Higher League 2023) with changes

7.2 Mb

Change in position from 5×5 Field hockey

643.3 Kb

Regulations of the Russian Super Cup 2023

5.4 Mb

DOJ and SC Regulations 2023

2.3 Mb

Regulations of the Czech Republic Superleague and VS Higher League 2023

7.4 Mb

Regulations of the Cup of Russia on field hockey 2023

6.2 Mb

Position: Field Hockey 2023

630.6 Kb

Indoor Hockey Regulations of the Czech Republic – 2023

441.1 Kb

Regulations of the Russian Indoor Hockey Championships in the 2023 season

Regulations on the transfers of athletes dated November 24, 2022

1.