RMHC Goalie Gauntlet

RebounD Tournament 2023

We provide goalies.

Goalie donates $5 for every goal allowed. Everybody wins!

*Tournament winner will be based on most points earned throughout the tournament. See Scoring and Point System for more details.

SUNDAY, February 5, 2023
accesso ShoWare Center
Kent, Washington

Doors open 8:15 am. Games start as early as 9:00 am. Last game ends by 12:00 pm

Game flow:

F1 starts with the puck.
F1 shoots puck at the net (looking for a goal or a good rebound)
If there is a rebound (and puck remains in play), closest player to the puck to shoot the puck or pass the puck to another player.
- Maximum of one pass can be made by the team before the team is required to take a shot on net.
Players reset if the puck is taken out of play. Puck out of play can include any of the following:
- Puck is in the net — GOAL!
- Goalie covers, catches or loses the puck in their equipment — Save.
- Puck leaves the area of play (below the goal line, touches the boards or netting, leaves ice, etc.)
When play resets, all players move clockwise by one position.
- F1 moves to F2, F2 to F3, etc.

Notes (Full game rules coming shortly):

Only one (1) puck in play at a time.
Absolutely NO SLAPSHOTS allowed.
Players can skate and bring back to their original position to retrieve pucks, but must stop skating once they have possession of the puck.
If goalie allows a rebound, player with possession must take a shot on net or pass to another player on their team.
- Default: Maximum of one pass before player is required to take a shot on net.
Teams guaranteed four (4) games per registration.
Teams will rotate to the next net on the buzzer, after each game. It’s like mini-mites all over again!

For every goal scored on them, our goalies will donate at least $5 to RMHC.

100% of your donations and puck purchases go directly to support Ronald McDonald House Charities of Western Washington & Alaska.