Statistics of the hockey

The following terms are communéments related to the statistics of the Hockey

Statistics of team

  • PJ - Left played - Many parts which the team played.

  • V - Victories - Parts which the team gained, which it is at the time of the prescribed time or after prolongation.
  • D - Defeats - Parts which the team lost during the prescribed time.
  • NR - Left null - Parts which finished on a score of parity.
  • DP - Demolished after prolongation - Defeats which the team underwent during the prolongation ( note : many leagues do not make the difference between defeats at the time of the prescribed time and after prolongation and include them together in the statistics demolished ).
  • DF - Demolished in shooting - Parts which the team lost during the shootings of shooting.
  • PTS - Points - Points of the team calculated according to V, D, NR, DP and DF, used to determine the classification.
  • BP - Goals for - Many goals which the team registered.
  • BC - Goals against - Many goals boxed by the team.
  • BL - Washing S - Parts where the team prevented the adversary from marking.

Statistics of player

  • PJ - Left played - Many parts in which the player took part.

  • B - Buts - Full number of goals that the player registered.
  • has - Aides - Full number of assistances (or assistances) brought to the inscription of a goal by the player.
  • PTS - Points - Full number of points, calculated by making the sum of B and A.
  • PUN - Minutes of penalty - Many minutes of penalty that the player collected (with a practical aim for the statistics, the penalty of méconduite, penalty of méconduite for the match and penalty of match are associated with 10 minutes).
  • ROUND OF APPLAUSE - Goals in numerical advantage - Many goals which the player registered when its team was in numerical situation of superiority.
  • AAN - Assistances in numerical advantage - Many assistances brought to the inscription of a goal when its team was in numerical situation of superiority.
  • BDN - Goals in numerical disadvantage - Many goals which the player registered when its team was in numerical situation of inferiority.
  • DNA - Assistances in numerical disadvantage - Many assistances brought to the inscription of a goal when its team was in numerical situation of inferiority.
  • BG - But gaining - Many gaining goals registered by the player (a goal is regarded as gaining if the team which marked it would have gained the part without marking of another goal, for example the 3rd goal in a match gained 5-2).
  • BE - Tying goal - Number of goals ensuring a null part (it is the last goal in a null part) which the player marked.
  • FD - deserted Net - Many goals marked with an empty aim.
  • + - Difference between the number of goals marked by the team and the number of boxed goals when the player was on the ice and that its team played equality or in numerical inferiority.
  • TSG - Time on the ice - total Time spent on the ice of the skating rink.
  • " MTSG " - Average of time on the ice - Average of the time passed through the player on the ice during the parts in which it took part (total of the time divided by the number of played matches).
  • Of other terms is less often used, like: put in failure , concerned gained , percentage of settings concerned gained , interceptions , " giveaways ", shootings with the goal .

Statistics of guard

  • PJ , B , has - Identical to the statistics of player. Note: + is not recorded for the guards.

  • PC - Left started - Many parts which the guard began.
  • MIN - Minutes - Full number of minutes that the guard passed on the ice.
  • BC - Goals against - Full number of goals boxed by the guard.
  • MOY - Average of the boxed goals - Average of the goals boxed by the guard by match.
  • V - Victories - Parts which the guard gained.
  • D - Defeats - Parts which the guard lost. A guard is credited with a victory or a defeat if it is present on the ice - or has just been left to make return an additional attacker - when the gaining goal is marked.
  • NR - Left null - Parts which the guard allowed to finish on a score of parity. A guard is credited with a null part if it is present on the ice - or has just been left to make return an additional attacker - when the tying goal is marked. In the case of a score of 0-0, the guard who began the match is credited with the null part.
  • L - Throws - Full number of shootings directed towards its goal to which the guard had to face.
  • ARR - Stops - Many stops carried out by the guard.
  • %ARR - Percentage of stops - Percentage of stops carried out on the total of the throws to which it faced.
  • BL - Washing S - Many matches during which it did not grant any goal and was the only guard to be played for his team.
  • FD - deserted Net - Many marked goals while the guard had left to the profit an additional attacker.

See too

External bonds

  • 2006 NCAA Ice Hockey Statisticians Manual (pdf)

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