Hooking or Butt-End?
A player tries to slow down their opponent by using the upper end of their hockey stick to hook the opponent. This is a common play especially on face-offs when the defending centre loses the draw and attempts to slow down the attacking centre. More...

Canada Inline has developed a Coach Certification Program for inline hockey. The program will be available in March 2010. More...

Canada Inline once again sends support to the Hong Kong China Inline Hockey Association for their annual Hong Kong Inline Cup. More...

Canada In-line has parterned with the Real Federacion Espanola de Patinaje(Spanish In-line's Hockey Governing Body) to help develop their officiating program. More...

Does everyone remember those dark days in Pro Hockey when if a player had there itty bitty toe in the crease that a goal would be disallowed ? Now Pro Hockey changed the rule and the CI Rulebook followed it as well. More...

Congratulations to Teresa Andersen of British Columbia and David Landers of Ontario. More...

The Canada Inline Officiating program has helped shape and develop inline hockey officials since the early 1990's when Inline hockey joined the Canadian sports landscape as the one of the fastest most wide open sports that a person could play on a rink , tennis court or on a road. More...

This section has been added to the CI web-site to educate and enlighten. If you have a rules question that you'd like to see answered please e-mail Canada Inline. Now don't get us wrong we all like to watch a hockey game on TV but don't always believe everything you hear from an announcer, if you need an answer ask a referee! More...