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What Is The Diameter Of A Hockey Net?
An Ice Hockey net is 4 feet tall by 6 feet wide
What game the puck is used?
a puck
Weight of a hockey net?
200lbs
How do youplay hockey?
you shoot the puck in the net
What is the depth of a hockey net?
A hockey goal is 6' x 4' .
How do you get a goal in Hockey?
try to shoot the puck in the net!
What is the thing the goalie guards in ice hockey?
The net.
Is there a difference between an ice hockey net and a broomball net?
The Dimensions are different. A hockey goal is four feet high by six feet wide. A broomball net is 6 feet high by 8 feet wide.
What sports are played without a ball and a net?
BaseballSoftballIce hockey (played with a puck and a net)American footballGolfPolo
How big is the net in hockey?
6 feet by 4 feet
What are the three parts of a hockey goal?
Pipes Net and Crossbar
What sports have a net but no balls?
hockey it uses a puck
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