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100
Outline the rule regarding how to use the hockey stick.
The ball can only be hit with one side of the stick.
100
Outline the 'feet' rule.
Ball is not permitted to hit the feet of a player (intentional or accidental). A free hit will be awarded.
100
How high can the hockey stick move when hitting the ball?
The hockey stick cannot be lifted above the hips
100
What is a free hit?
A free hit is given against the team who fouled. For a free hit, opponents are given the ball where the offence took place. The ball is initially stationary and play will often be re-started by passing the ball to a teammate nearby while all opponents are 5 metres away.
200
Outline the hand positioning on the stick.
Left hand should be at the top of the stick and the right hand at the bottom.
200
Outline the rule regarding offside.
There is no offside in Hockey
200
What happens when the ball goes out?
A player from the other team will take the ball from where the ball was first hit out. They will hit it back into the field of play
200
Where is play restarted after a goal?
In the middle of the field
300
How many players on a hockey field at once?
Eleven Players
300
Which areas of the field are you permitted to shoot?
Within the circle.
300
List and outline three skills needed in hockey.
Examples include- passing, trapping, tackling, dribbling etc.
300
What is the rule regarding the ball in the air?
Players cannot play at the ball when it is in the air and cannot hit the ball up into the air
400
What are the positions in hockey?
Goalkeeper, defenders, midfielders, strikers.
400
What are three differences between ice hockey and field hockey?
Examples- surface, positions, number of players on the field, body checking etc.
400
What are three similarities between field hockey and sofcrosse?
Both played with implements, score within a goal, only two players can contend for the ball (one player from each team).
400
Outline the difference between player-on-player and zone defence?
Player-on-player= each player will mark someone from the opposite team and are responsible for defending that player. Zone=when opposition is attacking players will move back to the goal and protect around the goal.
500
Provide a description of the responsibilities of each of the positions.
- Goalkeeper- save goals, clear the ball wide of the goal, organise defence so attacking team ability to score is minimized and communicate with other defenders. - Defenders- defensive responsibility, mark opposition, ability to attack from defence end (in a safe way), takes free hits. Note- two types of defenders- halves and backs (both left and right). - Midfield (inside right, inside left, centre half)- ability to switch point of attack (from outside to down the hotspot), positioned around the circle ends and the centre will be at the top or just outside the circle. Responsible for free hits in the centre of the field. - Strikers- accelerate ahead of the ball carrier, shoot where possible or create a shooting opportunity,
500
What is the duration of the match and how is it divided?
70 minutes. Divided into two 35 minute halves.
500
What is a penalty corner?
If a defending team breaks certain rules, the other team can be awarded a 'penalty corner'. Normally this happens when a team breaks a rule within their own 'shooting circle'. For a penalty corner, play is stopped to allow the teams to take their positions. One attacker stands with the ball on the back-line. This player will 'push out' the ball to other attackers waiting to take a shot. The other attackers wait at the top of the shooting circle to get the ball.
500
What is a penalty stroke?
A penalty stroke may be awarded for a number of reasons, the most common being an offence by a defender in the circle that prevented a goal. In a penalty stroke, a shot is taken by one player and defended only by the goalkeeper. The shot is taken from 6.4 meters directly in front of the goal.
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