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Floor Hockey LMS
Term | Definition |
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goaltender | player who is responsible for not allowing the opposing team to score a goal |
defensemen | player who is responsible for stopping the opposing team for attacking the goal |
forwards | players who are typically responsible for trying to score goals, including wings and centers |
blade | part of the stick used to advance the ball, pass and shot |
wrist shot | shot used when a quick shot is need |
slap shot | a more forceful that that takes more time to use |
clear | term used to describe removing the hockey ball from your teams half of the court |
crease | area where the goalie will stand to defend the goal |
poke check | defensive technique using ones hockey stick to poke the hockey ball away from the offensive player |
power play | when a team has an advantage of players on the court due to the other team receiving a penalty |
short handed | when a team has less players on the court because they got a penalty |
A typical hockey game has 6 players: 1 goalie, _____ defensive players and 3 offensive players. | two |
A regular hockey game consists of _______ periods. | three |
Freeze the puck | When the goalie steps on or covers the puck |
Each goal is worth ______ point. | one |
Right handed players will have their _____ hand closest to the stick blade. | right |
Left handed players will have their _______ hand closest to the stick blade. | left |
All players should separate their hands by roughly 2 feet to have better ______ of the stick. | control |
Players should use ______ sides of the blade to move quickly. | both |
Players controlling the ball will keep their ______ up to see what is happening. | eyes |
The goalie should place themselves in front of the goal, not ______ the goal. | inside |
The game starts with a ___________. | face-off |
A player __________ stop the ball with their hands. | can |
A player _________ hold the ball or throw it to another teammate. | cannot |
Penalties can be called for pushing, elbowing, ____ sticking, hitting another player. | high |
A stick that goes above the ______ at any time is considered high sticking. | waist |
When a penalty occurs, a _______ stops the play so they guilty person can stand by the teacher. | whistle |
A _____ penalty, such as pushing, elbowing, tripping, and high sticking = 2 minutes out. | minor |
If your team is on the power play and you score a goal before the 2 minutes is up, what happens to the opposing player in the penalty box? | They no longer stay in the penalty box because the other team scored a power play goal. |
If your team is on the penalty kill (person on your team got a penalty) and someone on your team scores a goal, what is it called? | Short handed goal |
Starting play by dropping the puck between 2 opposing players | Face off |