There is no onside or offside in Field Hockey, at least as used in other sports.
It is sometimes used to describe a player is in the wrong half of the field when a centrepass is taken, but that is about the only time.
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∙ 2010-02-18 23:33:30Yes, all four corners of the field are meant to have flagposts.
ice hockey is a rink and field hockey is just a field
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Well, by field hockey I think you mean hockey games that are done on the ground like field hockey, street hockey,ect. It is called ice hockey. *Field hockey and ice hockey are completely different rulebases. As the first answer pretty much describes, it is simply called "field hockey on ice", like it is called "field hockey on grass", "on turf", "on concrete", etc.
Field hockey is a field sport, but both indoor and ice hockey are rink sports.
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Turf hockey is field hockey.
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When was field hockey first discovered
There is no offside in field hockey.
It means nothing in field hockey.
No, field hockey was invented in Britain.