The 1999 World Hockey World Championships held in Norway contrasted with previous finals by scoring more goals and attacking from start to finish, overwhelming and no defense. The current rules of the IIHF are slightly different from the rules used in the NHL. The first difference is the size of the field: NHL’s field is smaller, […]
3. New competition rules: Number of players and playing time: – The first ice hockey tournament to be held in 1920 has a lot of differences from the modern one: matches are held outdoors on ice. of course, the law of forward passes does not apply, the ice rink has an area of 56 x 18m […]
2. Old rules of competition: Number of players: 11, including 1 goalkeeper (At TVH, each team has 16 players, 11 of whom are starting official appearances, 5 substitutes) Playing time: 60-90 minutes, depending on player’s age. The match is divided into 2 halves, the break between 2 halves is 10 minutes. (At TVH, each half is 35 […]
Development history: The ancient Greeks also had a game called “keritizein”. With the gameplay similar to modern hockey. Since the late 18th century, Hockey was developed and perfected by the British as it is today. At TVH 1908, Hockey appeared for the first time in the competition program and in 1924 the International Hockey Federation (Fédération Internationale de […]
Hockey is a type of sport in which two teams compete against each other by trying to control a ball or a hard, circular disc, called a hockey ball, into a net or goal with hockey sticks … Hockey is a type of sport in which two teams compete against each other by trying to […]