11 in outdoor
5 in indoor
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At any time, there are 9 defensive players and 1 to 4 offensive players on the field.
A team can have up to 16 players generally. 11 players are on the field at one time - 10 field players and 1 goal keeper. Up to 5 players can be on the 'bench' and can be rotated into the game at any time.
Field hockey is a whole year sport in most countries; the offseason is usually the summer, when many players play the easier form of summer hockey (rule alterations include not being allowed to raise or hit the ball, playing on a halfsize field, less players, etc.).
In field hockey, there are 11 players on each team. Usuallly that includes, 3 defenders, a sweeper, two wings, three midfielders, one centre forward and a goal keeper
Yes, males do play field hockey. It is mostly common in European countries, but there are many prominent male field hockey players in the U.S. and Canada, as well as many Asian and Pacific countries, including China, India, Pakistan, Korea, Australia, and New Zealand
I'm pretty sure there can be as many substitutions as you want in the game.
You don't have to just play on ice,you can play street hockey,Toledo Ohio has a huge street hockey i play in and its real fun. and you can do field hockey,so there are many ways.
13 players
A field hockey team will always have a team of 16 players with 11 of them in a pitch at a time.
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Hockey New Zealand, the national body administering field hockey in the country, recorded 45,581 registered players in the 2011 winter season - from primary school players up to the Black Sticks national teams. This is a little over one percent of the New Zealand total population. 52.7 percent of hockey players in New Zealand are female.