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ICE HOCKEY


ICE  HOCKEY    IS  PLAYED  BY  TWO  TEAMS  OF  SIX  PLAYERS.On  an   ice  ring ,with  a  goal  net  at  each  end.the  object   of  this  fast  and  often  dangerous  game  is  to  hit  a  frozen   rubber  puck  into   the    opposing  team's   net  ,with  a   ice hockey  stick .
The  game   begins   when  the  referee   drops the  puck  between  the
sticks  of  two  players    from  opposing   teams.who  "face off". The  ring  is  divided   into    three  areas;defending,neutral,and  attacking   zone.Players   may  move  with  the  puck and  pass  the  puck  to  one another  along  the  Ice,but  may  not  pass  it   more  than   two  zones    across  the  across  the  ring  markings.
A   goal  is  scored  when  the  puck  entirely  crosses   the  goal  line between  the  posts   and  under   the  cross  bar  of  the  goal.
A   team  may  field  up to   20  players   although    six  players  are  allowed   on  the   ice  at  one  time  ;Substitutions   occur    frequently.Each   game  consists  of  three   periods   of  20  minutes,divided   by    breaks of 15   minutes.
  
  


  


  


  


 

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