From the rink blue line-or a clearly marked point line off ice-shoot a low puck or hockey ball at one called target zone. Most called-zone hits after 10 shots wins.
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Blue-Line Accuracy Grid
From the rink blue line-or a clearly marked point line off ice-shoot a low puck or hockey ball at one called target zone. Most called-zone hits after 10 shots wins.
Only one shooter and one puck or ball are live. No person screens, tips, or stands in the shot lane.
- BoardHockey
- CategoryHockey
- Best for4-10 who want a 15-30 min round.
- Players4-10
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Quick start.
“From the rink blue line-or a clearly marked point line off ice-shoot a low puck or hockey ball at one called target zone. Most called-zone hits after 10 shots wins.”
Run the round
How to play Blue-Line Accuracy Grid
Judge the blue result against the scoring rule before anyone resets.
Reset the blue setup, rotate evenly, and stop at the agreed finish condition.
Guide details
Run it cleanly
How the result works
Only one shooter and one puck or ball are live. No person screens, tips, or stands in the shot lane.
Example: From the rink blue line-or a clearly marked point line off ice-shoot a low puck or hockey ball at one called target zone. Most called-zone hits after 10 shots wins.
Keep it clean
Letting the start mark or target drift. Reset both before the next attempt.
Safety: No human screen or tip player. Use one shot at a time; keep all waiting participants outside the shot lane, target/retrieval lane, and the shooter's complete stick-swing arc. Secure the target, use the correct puck or ball, wear surface-appropriate protection, and retrieve only on clear.
Who it fits
4-10 who want a 15-30 min round.
Pace
High
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We're playing Blue-Line Accuracy Grid from Studboards. From the rink blue line-or a clearly marked point line off ice-shoot a low puck or hockey ball at one called target zone. Most called-zone hits after 10 shots wins. Fits: Players: 4-10 | Time: 15-30 min | Gear: Hockey sticks; one puck on ice or one low-bounce hockey ball off ice; secured goal, target sheet, or nonbreakable backstop; cones; and protective equipment appropriate to the surface. No goalie is used for this target-grid version. Safety: No human screen or tip player. Use one shot at a time; keep all waiting participants outside the shot lane, target/retrieval lane, and the shooter's complete stick-swing arc. Secure the target, use the correct puck or ball, wear surface-appropriate protection, and retrieve only on clear. View Idea: https://www.studboards.com/sports/hockey/hockey-blue-line-accuracy-grid.html
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