Inline Hockey

In-line hockey, or roller hockey, is a sport similar to ice hockey except two teams of several players wear rollerblades instead of ice skates and play on a hard surface instead of an ice rink. Like ice hockey, the players use wooden sticks to knock the puck into one of two goals situated at opposite ends of the rink. It is a popular sport played by both amateurs and professionals in such countries as Canada and the United States. Organizations like the National In-Line Hockey Association were founded to govern roller hockey. This section features various resources on in-line hockey.