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How is goal for or GF defined in hockey?
GF and GA are team stats meaning "Goals For" and "Goals Against"GF is the total amount goals scoredGA is the total amount of goals the other team scored.
What is a natural hat trick in hockey and how does it differ from a regular hat trick?
A natural hat trick in hockey is when a player scores three consecutive goals in a single game without any other player from either team scoring in between. This differs from a regular hat trick, where a player scores three goals in a game regardless of whether they are consecutive or not.
What does goals for and goals against mean in ice hockey standings?
In team standings, 'goals for' stands for the number of goals the team has scored and 'goals against' stands for the number of goals the team has allowed its opponents to score.
What are the positive and negative in hockey for PIM?
You get a "+1" for being on the ice when your team scores and a "-1" when your on the ice when the opposing team scores
What is meant by unanswered goals in hockey?
A Unanswered goal is a goal were the other team doesnt score after you do
What are netball scores?
netball scores are people who keep track of how many goals each team scores ;)
In 8 matches a football team scores a total of 24 goals what is the average?
If in eight matches a football team scores a total of 24 goals then the average goals per match is 3.
Are power plays in hockey over if the team on the powerplay scores?
yes
Why are there only usually 6 defence-men and not 8 on a hockey team with four lines?
Because the team needs to score goals against the other team
What is the aim of field hockey?
To score more goals than the other team, while stopping from scoring against you.
What does special teams in ice hockey indicate?
special teams in hockey are those teams that are designed to kill penalities (when your team has less men than the other team) and score goals on power plays (when your teams has more men than the other team)
Most goals recorded in hockey by a Canadian hockey team?
i'm pretty sure its Montreal
