There are four ways to score in Field Hockey. Two are very similar, but one is somewhat rarer and the last is almost nonexistent.
Further details on how goals can be scored can be found in the official rulebook, at the related link.
first, you need to know that you're going to get scored on, you can't help it. there will be some REALLY nice shots that seem impossible to stop.
second, give yourself a limit on what you want to keep the score under.. so under 10 or 15.
third, your goals should be about you, your save percentage, your clears etc.
as a goalie, your soul job is protect the cage, but your defenses' soul job is to protect YOU.
good luck (:
goal tending
EAG is an extra attacker goal in ice hockey.
red
rectangular prisim
ice
The answer depends on the sport. An ice hockey goal, for example, is not as wide as a soccer goal.
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Sidney Crosby
6 foot by 4 foot
6 foot by 4 foot
The minus sign in hockey means that a player was on the ice when a goal was scored against his/her team. Golies do not receive a +/- rating.
To put the puck in the OPPOSING TEAMS net.