The name "hockie" (now Hockey) seems to have been first recorded in Ireland in 1527 and probably comes from the French word "hoquet" meaning "shepherds crook". It's called hockey (Ice or Roller) because it is a variation of Field Hockey (Offical Name Hockey, formally known as Field Hockey). Some also say that in the old days, when hockey was being invented, they had to use the only part of the livestock that they couldn't sell at market, the boney Hock. The Hock is the horse or cow equivelant of our heel.
The other more stupid version is that it was going to be called puckie because of the puck. But in one game a hawk flew down and took the puck from the ice because it thought it was a small animal. So they called it "hawk-y" or hockey.
Sault Ste Marie has a Ontario Hockey League team (junior hockey) called the Greyhounds.
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I think it is called a goal.
The table is set up like a hockey rink and air comes from the bottom to help the disk move faster.
I play hockey and I don't know of any name that would be for 4 howls but 3 girls a hockey game is called a hat trick
its called a goal
Hockey Just hockey Hockey on ice is called ice hockey
A hockey puck
You can call it land hockey or just hockey
Pants. Im a hockey player.
Because there are rods...
The Finnish Ice Hockey League is called SM-liiga.
Ice Hockey is Hockey played on ice; as compared to Field Hockey which is played on grass.
it is not called club it is called travel hockey and it is where you travel around the world playing different teams
There is nothing called a strike out in hockey. Batters strike out in baseball.
Hockey resembles the old Scottish sport of shinty and many called the game shinny.
It is called the oche (ah-chee), toe line, or the Hockey.