Across
- 3. Rule violation where a player shoots the puck from their own side of the surface over the opponent's goal line.
- 5. Protective gear worn by players to cushion and protect various parts of their bodies, including legs, shoulders, arms, and back.
- 7. Successfully putting the puck into the opponent's net to earn a point for the team.
- 9. Special boots equipped with blades for gliding on ice.
- 10. The game is divided into three time intervals; each interval is referred to as a period.
Down
- 1. Rectangular playing surface, approximately 200 feet in length and 85 feet in width, where the game is conducted.
- 2. Transferring the puck to a teammate to create a scoring opportunity.
- 4. Physically body-checking an opponent to disrupt their play.
- 5. Hard, round rubber object measuring approximately 3 inches in diameter and weighing around 6 ounces, typically made of vulcanized rubber.
- 6. Protective headgear designed to prevent head injuries.
- 8. Punishment for a rule violation, leading to a player spending time in the penalty box.
- 9. Long, thin, curved object for handling the puck and scoring goals, typically made from materials like wood or composite (carbon fiber, fiberglass). Usually about 6 feet (72 inches) in length.