Hockey Term: Dangerous Play
Dangerous Play: A foul called for anything that could likely result in injury, such as pushing, tripping, hacking, or raising the ball toward an opponent who is less than five yards away.
Dangerous Play: A foul called for anything that could likely result in injury, such as pushing, tripping, hacking, or raising the ball toward an opponent who is less than five yards away.
Channel: A defensive tactic used to direct an opposing player away from the goal and toward the sidelines.
Dribble: Moving while alternating the ball from the right side of the body to the left side of the body to elude defenders.
Back stick: A foul called for hitting the ball with the rounded face of the hockey stick.