No. One at a time.
9 goals by one player in the same hockey game.
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Both teams would have to have the same score when the time runs out in either the game or overtime.
In hockey, a Mule Trick is five goals scored by the same player in one game.
The average combined score of an NHL regular season game during the 2011-2012 regular season game was 5.32. In the same year, it was 4.837 for the playoffs.
Off-ice hockey, also known as floor hockey, follows similar rules to ice hockey but is played on a flat surface like a gym floor. Players use sticks to move a puck and score goals. The game typically follows the same basic rules and regulations as ice hockey, with some modifications to accommodate the different playing surface.
they are related because there is field lacrosse and field hockey which are both played on fields. The object of the game is the same score the most goals by the end of the game to win. In both sports there is body checking.
nothing it's just called 2 goals. if you get 3 in a game that's called a hat-trick.
floor hockey is similar to ice hockey with same sized goals
Any 3 goals, or more, scored by the same player in one hockey game is called a hat trick. Unofficially, 6 goals by the same player in one hockey game is called a double hat trick, but is a rarely accomplished feat in professional hockey.
Hockey games are all the same length.
Your are playing any of the following sports, cricket,football,water polo,hockey,basketball.