6 feet from post to post. And 4 feet from the bottom to the bar.
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The size of an ice hockey goal has never changed since its official specification; it is four feet (4') from ice to crossbar, and six feet (6') from post to post. The size of a field hockey goal had several different sizes throughout its history, ranging from 4 to 7 yards wide, but has always been at 7 feet high (or the equivalent, after being converted to metric system units).
A sharp ding or ringing noise. They say it is music to a goaltender's ears.
Endzone to endzone it is 100 yard. From goal post to goal post it is 120 yards
120 yards
From goal post to goal post, it is 120 yards. The endzones are 10 yards long each, in addition the the 100 yards of the playing field.
120 yards
120 yards.
120 yards3650 feet
In amateur and international hockey, the goal crease is a half circle with radius of 6 ft (1.8 m). In the NHL and North American professional leagues, this goal crease is truncated by straight lines extending from the goal line 1 ft (30.5 cm) outside each goal post.
8 yards