Hockey
Hockey is in some ways like football. It's an 11 a-side team game, where the aim is to score a goal in the opposing team's net.
- See Also:
- Ice Hockey
An Overview of Hockey
- Each player passes a small hard ball around the pitch with a hooked stick.
- A match is 70 minutes, with two halves, and the winner is the team which scores the most goals.
There are also variations to the traditional 11-a-side game these include:
Rush Hockey is an 5 or 6-a-side indoor version of hockey
Quicksticks is a four-a-side version of the game adapted for 7-11 year olds
Zone Hockey is a five-a-side adaptation of the sport that for young wheelchair users to participate alongside able-bodied players.
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National Governing Bodies
England Hockey
- Contact Name
- General Information
- Contact Email
- info@englandhockey.co.uk
- Contact Telephone
- 01628 897500
Yardley Hockey Club
Yardley Hockey Club is a family orientated hockey club which looks to introduce and develop players throughout our club. With opportunities to play, volunteer and officiate, we offer a range of opportunities for you to get involved.
Kings Heath Hockey Club
We are a South Birmingham based hockey club and currently have up to nine teams playing league hockey every Saturday, along with a thriving youth section that plays every Sunday.
Vision Sports Academy CIC
Vision Sports Academy CIC (VSA) is a Birmingham based sports coaching social enterprise, more specifically a community interest company which tackles social objectives & reinvests profits back into the community.
Fit 4 Sport
Fit4Sport are not just another sports coaching company. We are a unique Specialist PE and Fitness provider, working with children of all ages and abilities. We use sport and physical activity to inspire children to be aware of the impact and benefits of p
The National Hockey Foundation
Grants to meet one of their chosen areas of focus which includes "young people and hockey", "enabling the development of hockey at youth or community level" and "smaller charities".
The National Hockey Foundation
Grants of £10,000 - £75,000 available to organisations to grow hockey at youth or community level.
Hockey Development Officer
We have an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic person to join and help the continued success of a dynamic organisation.
The role would suit an individual who has a passion to deliver consistent and exceptional programs.
With a ‘can do’ attitude, the ideal candidate must be able to work on their own initiative and as part of a team.
The role involves organising and coordinating the delivery of existing development programs, with the support of coaches, club officials and volunteers.
http://www.englandhockey.co.uk/
http://www.hockeynation.info/
