Rule on Marking, Taking Something From Hockey

In a recent game this weekend while a team was running a sideline trap
against us, I was fouled on the same pivot going for the same low
release backhand break 4 times in two plays. They were all uncontested
fouls so the stall count went back, but it was still really annoying,
and definitly bothered me alot.

The fouls occured from elbow to mid forearm and knowing both the
player and team were not intentional, but definitly could of been
prevented by taking a little somehting from hockey.

During a faceoff in Hockey when a player gets over excited and goes
too early on the faceoff he is taken out and another player is put in
to take the faceoff for his team.

It is a very specific situation with a very specific anwser similar in
my mind to a player on the ultimate field fouling in a cup to prevent
the break from happening.

A team playing a zone definitly gains the advantage of being able to
stop locate where everyone is and talk about how to change positions.
This advantage could be taken away by a misconduct call and the team
being forced to put a different marker on the thrower.

Curious to hear what rule buffs and observers especially think about
this situation.

Again to clearly state the fouls were not intentional, but were used
to prevent breaks where legal marking position would have allowed the
breaks.