A red card is awarded to a player receiving her second yellow card in the same game or fouling with the intent to deliberately injure or gross misconduct. A player receiving a red card is ejected from the game and suspended for the next game. Her team plays short. In the event that a game is tied at the end of regulation time, overtime is played. Overtime is made up of two fifteen minute periods and is sudden death.
Teams play with seven players aside, as opposed to eleven.
On penalty corners, the defensive team can only use three players plus a keeper. If the game is tied after overtime, each team selects five players and the two teams have a penalty stroke competition. University of Michigan Athletic Department - athletics.