Stabbing at an opponent with the point of the stick blade regardless of whether contact is made (4,5 and GM).
An aggressive move in which a person butts his or her helmeted head into the chest or midsection of an opponent. This is a hazardous maneuver that may cause neck injury to the aggressor, and severe direct injury to the opponent.
Using the helmet in blocks or tackles as the primary contact surface. Keihästäminen (Pinomaa)
Hitting with the butt end of the stick.
A single jabbing motion with both hands together, thrust forward from in front of the chest, then dropping hands to the side.
Jabbing, or attempting to jab, a player's body with the point of the stick blade. Incurs a minor penalty if there's no contact, a major penalty plus a game misconduct penalty if there is contact, and a match penalty if the opponent is injured by the spearing.
Using the stick as one would a spear. Illegal and calls for a major penalty.
Contacting another player with one's head; a foul in college football.
Poking, or attempting to poke, an opponent with the top of the blade of your stick.
major penalty which occurs when a player illegally jabs, or even just attempts to jab, the point of his stick blade into another player's body; one of the most serious infractions a player can commit; results in an automatic game misconduct.
A penalty assessed against a player who uses his helmet deliberately in an attempt to injure another player. Spearing is cause for ejection from the game.
Spearing is the act of poking or attempting to poke an opponent with the point of the blade of the stick while holding the stick with one or both hands.
A penalty where the tackler's first contact with the ball carrier is with his head. A very dangerous hit for both players, but can cause a neck injury to the tackler.
"Spearing" is a penalty called in Ice Hockey.