Breakaway (ice hockey)

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Breakaway during a game between the Guildford Flames and the Milton Keynes Lightning

A breakaway is a situation in

automatically awarded a goal

instead of taking a penalty shot.

References

Podnieks, Andrew (2007). The Complete Hockey Dictionary. Fenn Publishing.
ISBN 978-1-55168-309-6
.

Cooperalls
Goaltending equipment
- Blocker
- Mask
- Trapper
Glove
Puck
Skate
Stick
Tape
T-Blades
Uniform
- Helmet
- Jersey
- Pants
- Socks
Skate guard

Main	Goaltender Defenceman Centre Forward Power Two-way Winger
Other	Captain Coach Enforcer Grinder Pest Rover

Penalties and infractions	Boarding Charging Clipping Cross-checking Delay of game High-sticking Holding the stick Hooking Icing Offside Roughing Tripping

Gameplay	200-foot game Assist Diving Empty net goal Five-hole Full strength Gordie Howe hat trick Michigan goal Point Save Scoring chance Scramble style Shot on goal Skatemill Slapshot Stop
Culture	Ceremonial first puck Hockeytown Playoff beard Puck bunny Three stars Towel Power

In popular culture

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