1. How Math Is Related To Hockey

2.  The first hockey game was played in 1875 in Montreal, Canada  Ice hockey evolved from field hockey which has been played in Europe for centuries.  the first artificial ice rink was built in 1876 in Chelsea, London. First ice hockey rink that was built in 1862 in Montreal, Canada Background Information About Hockey

3.  A few examples that show that math in hockey are..  +/- calculations  Taking a faceoff  Calculating Statistics & Averages  Area & Volume of a hockey rink  Force The Math Behind Hockey

4.  In the next few slides you will see..  The costs of building a hockey arena.  Cost of a entering a tournament (whole team & individual).  Calculating +/- and statistics.  Dimensions of a hockey rink. In the next few slides you will see..

5. Making Ice/ Cooling System Paint For The Lines On The Ice Boards & Glass Arena Restaurant Accessories (seating, Scoreboard. Etc. Total Costs $480,000$10,000$25,000$800,000$500,000$1,815,000 Building A Dream Hockey Arena

6. Tournament Cost Hotel CostTravel Cost (gas) Team MealsTotal $2,000$8,000$2,700$1,440$14,140 Costs Of A Hockey Team Entering A Tournament Team Costs Tournament Cost Hotel Cost Travel Cost (gas) Team MealsTotal $115$100 a night$110$80 a meal$405 Cost Per Person

7. Player+-Total +/- Player 1612-6 Player 2330 Player 31248 Player 429-7 Player 5808 Calculating A Players +/- Rating

8. LengthWidthCorner RadiusNet 200 Feet (60m)85 Feet (25m)27 Feet (8.5m)6 Feet Wide (2m) 4 Feet High (1.2m) Dimensions Of A Hockey Arena

9.  Spinnakers.org/mathonice.htm  Blogs.ptc.com/2013/01/10/the-math-behind-hockey/  http://www.mathworksheetcenter.com/mathtips/iceh ockeymath.html http://www.mathworksheetcenter.com/mathtips/iceh ockeymath.html  http://www.sportsknowhow.com/hockey/dimensions/ hockey-rink-dimensions.html Bibliography