behind the goal
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behind the goal
Anyone know what the measurement is from the back of the goal to the boards? Was watching some old hockey and noticed in the '90s it looks a pond with the size back then. Seems it's smaller now.
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Re: behind the goal
Standard is 11 feet from goal line to end boards.
But we all know rinks vary.
But we all know rinks vary.
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Re: behind the goal
There is no regulation of room in back of the net--varies from rink to rink--Elliott if it is standard and rinks don't follow...is there a standard? If a tree falls and no one......... If you go to Bloomington this week, look at the "pond" in back of the net. It also is not correlated to whether the rink is Olympic. I have seen Olympic size rinks with very little room in back of net. Blake rink is another rink with a lot of room in back of the net. New NHL rinks may have a standard as a result of the 99 camping out back there. GB
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Re: behind the goal
I recall playing a pee wee or bantam game at the old Mariucci, and our coach mentioned that there was a lot more room behind the net than at most rinks we played on.
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Re: behind the goal
I was just going to reply re: the old Mariucci. I don't recall seeing any rink with anywhere near the space there was back there.East Side Pioneer Guy wrote: ↑Sun Feb 27, 2022 8:33 pm I recall playing a pee wee or bantam game at the old Mariucci, and our coach mentioned that there was a lot more room behind the net than at most rinks we played on.