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?
Lucas Balangero
ReplyDelete1. Battle Creek, Michigan 1962
2. 6 number of players for team. A goalie, a center, 2 forwards, and 2 defenders
3. A goalie, a center, forwards, and defenders
4. What is the most accurate form of passing called in floor hockey?
5. Tripping, Elbowing,hooking, throwing stick, and checking
6. a team with all its players has an advantage over the team charged with a penalty
David Jordan
ReplyDelete1. Michigan, Battle Creek, 1962
2. 6 on a team, a center, 2 defence, 2 forward, and a goalie
3. Defender, Forward, Goalie, and center
4. The forehand push pass
5. Tripping, throwing stick, and checking
6. A team with all its players gains a lead over the team that has a penalty
Dominic Oertel
ReplyDeleteBattle Creek
6 players per team
golie, center, forward, defender
Hooking, High Sticking, Tripping
When 1 player is taken off the guilty team for 2-5 minutes
1. 1962 Battle Creek Michigan
ReplyDelete2. 6 on each team, A goalie, two Defense, two Forward, and a Center
3. Defender, Forward, Center, and Goalie
4. Forehand Push
5. Tripping, Throwing a Stick, Checking, and Hooking.
6. A team with more players after a Penalty.
1. Battle Creek Michigan 1962
ReplyDelete2. There are 6 players on each team.
3. Forward, goalie, center, defender.
4. Push pass.
5. Tripping, elbowing, hooking.
6.When a team with all players has an advantage over the team that has a penalty.
Afroditi Katsigiannakis
1. Battle Creek, Michigan in 1962
ReplyDelete2. 6 players per team. Goalie, center, 2 forwards, 2 defenders
3. Goalie, a center, forwards, and defenders
4. Forehand push pass
5. Tripping, throwing stick, and checking
6. A team with all of its players has an advantage over the team with the penalty.
Ronan Tocci/P.6
Jared Tommer
ReplyDelete1. Battle Creek, Michigan 1972
2. 6, one goalie, one center, two wings, and two defense
3. Goalie, center, wing, defense
4. Forehand pass
5. Tripping, Hooking, Delay of Game
6. The team with the player that committed the offense must play with one less player.
Ethan Kim
ReplyDelete1. Battle Creek, Michigan 1962
2. 6 number of players for team. 1 goalie, 1 center, 2 forwards, and 2 defenders
3. goalie, center, forwards, and defenders
4. forehand push pass
5. Tripping, Elbowing,hooking, throwing stick, and checking
6. a team with all its players has an advantage over the team charged with a penalty
ReplyDeleteBreece Parsons
Battle Creek, Michigan 1962
6 players
goalie, defense, center, wings, and forwards
forehand push pass
tripping, elbowing, throwing stick
power play- when a member on the opposing team receives a penalty and then the opposite team gets to play with an extra person
Varun Iyer
ReplyDelete1. Battle Creek Michigan, 1962
2.six players, 1 goalie, 2 centers, 2 defenders, and a center
3. a gaolie, center, defenders, and forwards
4.the forehand push pass
5. throwing a stick, hooking, and checking
6. when a team with all its players has an advantage over a team charged with a penalty
Alexis Ezcurra
ReplyDelete1- Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
2- 6 players per team
3- Goalie, Center, Two Forwards, Two Defense
4- Forehand push pass
5-Tripping, Checking, Throwing Stick
6-When a team has all its players it has an advantage over the penalized team.
Chris Previti
ReplyDelete1. Battle creek Michigan, 1962
2. 6 players
3. Goalie, Center, Forward, and Defender
4. Push pass
5. Tripping, Throwing stick, checking
6. When the team with the puck has an advantage over the defending team due to a penalty
1. Battle Creek, Michigan 1962
ReplyDelete2. 6 players per team. 1 goalie, a center, 2 forwards, and 2 defenders
3. A goalie, a center, forward, and defenders
4. Forehand push
5. Tripping, Elbowing, throwing stick, and checking
6. A player for one team sits out for a certain amount of time after a penalty
Dalton Carlson
1. Battle Creek Michigan 1962
ReplyDelete2. There are 6 players on each team.
3. Forward, goalie, center, defender.
4. Push pass.
5. Tripping, elbowing, hooking.
6.When a team with all players has an advantage over the team that has a penalty.
Javier Arana
1. Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
ReplyDelete2. 6
3. Goalie, center, wings, forwards, defensemen
4. forehand push pass
5. tripping elbowing, delay of game
6. when a team with all its players has an advantage over a team with penalty.
Tim Golden, Per. 6
Aditya Iyengar
ReplyDelete1. Battle Creek, 1962 Michigan
2. 6 on team
3.defenders, goalie, forwards, centers
4. Push pass
5. tripping, high sticking, checking
6. 1 player is taken off the guilty team
1. Battle Creek Michagan, 1962
ReplyDelete2. 6 players on a team. 1 center, 2 forwards and a goalie.
3. Goalie, Center, Forward, Defender
4.Forehand push pass
5.Tripping Elbowing and Throwing the stick
6. When a team has more players for a period of time after a penalty.
Jake Dunlop
Pd.6
1. Battle Creek, Michigan, 1962
ReplyDelete2.6, Goalie, 2 Defenders, 2 Forwards, Center
3. Goalie Center Forward Defender
4. Forehand Push Pass
5. Tripping Hooking, High Sticking
6. Team with more players after a penalty
Sam Feitel
1. Battle Creek, Michigan 1962
ReplyDelete2. 6 players on a team.goalie, a center, 2 forwards, and 2 defenders
3. goalie, center, forwards, defenders
4. Forearm pass
5. Tripping, Elbowing,hooking, throwing stick, and checking
6. a team with all its players has an advantage over the team charged with a penalty
Diego Arana