When Ice Hockey Isn’t Ice Hockey, It’s Probably Broomball

February 2, 2014 Club

Picture a sport that’s a combination of ice hockey, field hockey and soccer, played in a hockey rink, without skates.

That’s broomball.

It’s not actually played with brooms, although that’s how it started. These days, the “broom” is a wooden or aluminum stick with a traingular-shaped rubber attachment at the end.

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When Ice Hockey Isn’t Ice Hockey, It’s Probably Broomball

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