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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).
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