We are just starting our floor hockey unit. Watch the video below about the history, rules, and strategies of floor hockey and then answer the questions below. Please make sure to put your name on the blog or you will not receive credit.
1. Where was the first indoor floor hockey game played? And in what year was it played
2. What is the standard number of players in a floor hockey game?
3. What are the 4 positions in floor hockey?
4. What is the most accurate form of passing called in floor hockey?
5. Please name 3 Major penalties in floor hockey?
6. What is a Power Play in floor hockey?
22 comments:
Rosa Pyo says...
1. Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2. 6 players
3. a goalie, 2 forwards, 2 defenders
4. Forehand push pass
5. tripping, elbowing, and throwing the stick
6. the power play is when a team with all its players has an advantage over a team with a penalty with fewer player
1) Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2) 6 people
3) Goalie, Center, TWO FORWARDS, TWO DEFENDERS
4) Push Pass
5) Tripping, Throw Stick, Intentional delay of game
6) When one team has advantage over other team due to number of players
Anush Kaovasia
1. Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2. 6
3. Goalies, Center, Forwards, Defenders
4. Forward hand push pass
5. Tripping, Elbowing, Throwing stick
6. when a full team has an advantage over another team charged with a penalty which has fewer players
Julia Walsh
1. The first indoor hockey games were played in Battle Creek, Michigan, in 1962.
2. The standard number of players is 6 for each team.
3. The four positions in floor hockey are center, wings/forwards, defenders and the goalie.
4. The most accurate form of passing is called a forehand push pass which is a player passing by pushing the puck with their bottom hand pushing the stick forward.
5. The major penalties are tripping, elbowing,throwing the stick, hooking, checking, intentional holding of a player/ delay of a game.
6. A power play is when a team with all of its players(full strength) has an advantage over the team charged with a penalty that now must play with less players(shorthanded).
1. Where was the first indoor floor hockey game played? And in what year was it played
1962, Battle Creek Michigan
2. What is the standard number of players in a floor hockey game?
6
3. What are the 4 positions in floor hockey?
Goalie, Center, Forward, Defender
4. What is the most accurate form of passing called in floor hockey?
Forehand push pash
5. Please name 3 Major penalties in floor hockey?
Tripping, Elbowing, Checking
6. What is a Power Play in floor hockey?
When a team has more players than the other due to a penalty
David Betancourt
1. Battle Creek, Michigan in 1962.
2. Six players is the standard.
3. Goalie, Center, Forwards, and Defenders.
4. Forehand push pass from the dominant side of the blade.
5. Tripping, Elbowing, and Throwing a Stick.
6. A Power Play is when a team with all its players has an advantage over a team with a penalty and is playing with fewer players.
Ben Shapiro
1. First game was played at Battle Creek, Michigan in 1962
2. There are 6 players in a standard floor hockey game
3. The positions are a goalie, a center, wings, and defensive players
4. The most accurate pass is the forehand push pass from the dominant side of the blade
5. Three major penalties include tripping, elbowing, and intentional holding of a player
6. A power play is when a team with all its players has an advantage over a team that has lost a player due to a penalty.
Carl D'Arpa
1.) Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2.) 6 people
3.) Goalie, Center, Forwards, and Defenders
4.) The forehand push pass
5.)Throwing the stick, Tripping, Elbowing
6.) When one team has a penalty and lossses a player so the other team gets an advantage
1. Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2. 6
3. goalie, center, 2 forwards, 2 defenders
4. Forehand push pass
5. Tripping, stick throwing, elbowing
6. One team has advantage over another team with a penalty and fewer players
Daniel Zhong
Sakib Sarwar
1. battle creek, michigan. 1962
2.6
3.1 goalie, 1 center, 2 defenders, 2 forwards
4. forehand push pass
5.tripping, elbowing, checking
6. A power play is when 1 team has an advantage of more players because the other team has lost a player(s) due to penalties
Zack Butler:
1) Battle Creek (Michigan) 1962
2) Six players
3) Goalie, then one center with two forwards, and two defense.
4) Foreward Push Pass
5) Tripping. elbowing, throwing stick, checking.
6) When one team has the advantage because they have an extra player on the rink because the other team's player is in the penalty box.
Carl D'Arpa period 6
1. Battle Creek in Michigan in 1962
2. 6 players
3. One goalie, one center, two forwards, two defense
4. Forehand push pass
5. Tripping, Holding, Checking, Elbowing
6. When one player has a penalty so the other team has one extra player, and also has the advantage because of that.
AJ Villarraga says
1. Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2. 6 players
3. a goalie,a center, 2 forwards, and 2 defenders
4.push pass
5.throwing the stick,elbowing, tripping
6.a team with all its players has an advantage over a team with a penalty with fewer players
~~~Thomas Johnston~~~
1.) Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2.) 6 players
3.) Goalie, Forward(2), Center, Defender (2)
4.) Forehand push pass
5.) Tripping, Throwing of a Stick, and Elbowing
6.) A powerplay is a situation where one team has the advantage over the other relative to the number of players
~~~Thomas Johnston~~~
DREW HOLLINS
1) Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2) 6 people
3) center, goalie, two defenders, two forwards
4) Push Pass
5) Tripping, Throw Stick
6) When one team has an advantage over the other team
Adam Mirza
1. Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2. 6 Players
3. Goalie, center, two forwards, 2 defenders
4. Forehand push pass
5. Tripping, elbowing, and checking
6. When one team has an advantage over the opposing team with fewer players
Filip Hancke
1. Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2. 6 players
3. Goalie, center, forwards, defenders
4. Forehand push pass
5. Tripping, elbowing, throwing a stick
6. When a team with more players has an advantage over a team with less players.
1. Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2. 6
3. goaly, center, forward, defender
4. forward hand push pass
5. Tripping, elbowing, throw stick
6. When one team takes lead or adv due to the amount of players on that team.
Andrew Lu
1.Battle creek Michigan 1962
2.6
3.goalie, forward, defense,center
4.forehand push pass
5.tripping, holding, stick throw
6. When one team has more players than other because of penalties
MATTHEW LAM
1) battle Creek Michigan in 1962
2) there are 6 players in a standard game
3)there are the center, goalies, two fowards and 2 defenseman
4) the forehand push pass is the most accurate pass
5) tripping, elbowing, and intentional throwing of stick are three major penalties
6) a power play is when a team with all or more players on the ice at one time go against a team with less players due to a penalty for a certain time period
Anonymous said...
drew keppler:
1) Battle Creek (Michigan) 1962
2) Six players
3) Goalie, then one center with two forwards, and two defense.
4) Foreward Push Pass
5) Tripping. elbowing, throwing stick, checking.
6) When one team has the advantage because they have an extra player on the rink because the other team's player is in the penalty box
1.Battle Creek, Michigan 1962
2.6 Players
3. 1 goalie 1 center and two forwards and two defenders.
4.Push pass
5. tripping elbowing and throwing the stick.
6.When one team has a penalty and has a player taken away so that the play is 6 on 5 or however many penalty's are called.
SAM HERSHEY
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