5th/6th Floor Hockey Study Guide

 

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Floor Hockey Studyguide

1.  The Team

   * Each team is made up of four different positions

    * Goalie - stops with hands, feet, or stick

    * Rover - the only player allowed to move full court

    * Guards - can only move in the defensive court

    * Forwards - can only move in the offensive court

2.  The Game:

    * Play starts with a bulley, which is when the rovers face each other with sticks, then they hit the floor and then each other sticks 3 times then go after the puck.

    * Play is continuous unless a goal is scored or a penalty foul is called.

    * Play is only stopped when there is a floor violation.

3.  Scoring:

    * 1 point is awarded when the puck passes the goal line.

    * The goal does not count on a bulley.

4.  Goalie:

    * The goalie cannot lie on the floor to stop the puck nor can they hold the puck under there foot nor throw or kick the puck.

    * A penalty for any of these violations is a loss of possession and a foul.

    * The goalie is the only player that pick up the puck and take it back to there area.

    * No one except the goalie is allowed in the goalies box.

5.  Out-of-Bounds:

    * If the puck crosses into the other court or goes into the hallway.

    * The side walls are not out-of-bounds.

    * If the team hits it into the other court, the opposite team will hit the puck in from the blue-inbounds line.

6.  Fouls:

    * Floor violations include the following: 1) touching puck with hands, 2) high sticking above the knees, 3) player other than goalie entering the goalie box.

    *Consequence is a free penalty shot hit by the rover from the penalty line.

    * Roughing Fouls include: 1) hacking or striking with stick, 2) pushing, 3) blocking with body, 4) tripping or any action considered dangerous to the other player.

    * Any player with two fouls is required to sit out for two minutes.

7.  There are only three times that you may high-stick

    1)  When the goalie picks up the puck.

    2)  During a penalty shot.

    3)  When the puck goes out of bounds.