Yes, both Field Hockey and Ice Hockey are played professionally in some parts of the world. Field hockey is more common in Europe and parts of Oceania, South America and Asia; ice hockey is virtually restricted to Arctic Circle countries.
No Imran Khan was always a Cricket Player, but my have played hockey in school but never professionally
Tony McKegney is a former NHL player who played hockey professionally for thirteen years.
Chris Drury started playing hockey professionally in 1994. Before that he played baseball, but switched over to just playing hockey in 1994 when he went pro.
Yes, women from all over the world play some form of hockey, some professionally.
You can just say, "i am a professional hockey player" or call yourself an professional athlete in hockey. Anything you want really.
This is an impossible question to answer as many Canadian girls have always played hockey since the game was invented. If you mean to play professionally, it was Manon Rheaume, who attended training camp with Tampa Bay and played part of one exhibition game.
Georges Laraque is best known for being a professional hockey player who performed the Laraque leap. He played professionally for the Edmonton Oilers.
This is a present perfect question.I have played hockey. Have you ever played hockey?
Hockey is mostly played in Canada
Ice Hockey is Hockey played on ice; as compared to Field Hockey which is played on grass.
Hockey became more popular in the early 1970's when more Americans started to play professionally.
All of those sports can be played inside or outside. Although, if they're played professionally, some sports leagues such as the NBA and NHL will play their games indoors. In 2008, the NHL began an annual hockey event called the Winter Classic. Two teams will play one game outside.