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Originally Posted by Renneys Revenge
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I am relatively new to playing hockey and currently am playing in a non-contact men's league. When I am playing defensively (on offense or defense), if I skate in between a player on the other team and the puck while another player on my team is going for it, is that interference? Since there is no contact I'm not knocking him off the play, but I am still impeding his path to the puck. Is this good defense or interference? I have never been called for it but since it's beginners there is some leeway.
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Thats legal, you can get in his way, but you can not use your body to prevent him from getting the puck, but if he skates into you, its interference.
It is also NOT interference if your going for the puck also and you get in his way, so if i were you id go for the puck and get in his way at the same time.