1.  Hockey sticks,
2. Pucks,
3. Cones or markers to set up the relay cour

1. Divide players into teams and set up a relay course using cones or markers. The course should have designated passing zones and turning points.
2. Each team lines up behind the starting line with one player positioned at each passing zone.
3. On the signal, the first player from each team starts the relay by passing the puck to the next player in line.
4. The receiving player must successfully receive the pass before advancing to the next passing zone.
5. Players continue passing the puck until the final player reaches the end of the relay course.
6. If a puck is dropped or mishandled, the player who dropped it must retrieve the puck and resume the relay from the point of the error.
7. The team that completes the relay in the shortest time wins the game.

Puck Pass Relay is an engaging team game that enhances passing skills, coordination, and teamwork in the context of hockey. It promotes communication, accuracy, and quick decision-making as players work together to complete the relay course in the fastest time. Puck Pass Relay provides an enjoyable and competitive experience for participants, emphasizing the importance of precise passing and effective collaboration in the game of hockey.