Known in various languages as Floorball, Florball, Unihoc, Unihockey, Uni-Hockey, Innebandy, Salibandy, Hockey consom. Particularly popular in Sweden, Finland, Switzerland and the Baltic states.
Floorball is played indoors with a hollow plastic ball 72 mm in diameter weighing 23 grams, and carbon/plastic sticks. In each team there are five field players and a goalkeeper. The goalkeeper has no stick. The game is fast and dynamic, with no form of tackling allowed.
This category lists English-language websites for individual floorball clubs. Websites for countrywide and international organisations and federations are listed in http://dmoz.org/Sports/Hockey/Floorball/Organizations/ .
Please find the relevant subcategory for the country the club is based in. Only suggest sites to this level if there is no country category for the country in question.
The game of floor hockey has been adapted for wheelchair users, and is especially popular in Canada. Wheelchair hockey, also known as poly hockey, is played on a rink of concrete or wood. The players use sticks that are shorter versions of ice hockey sticks and the puck is made of plastic and is shaped like an ice hockey puck.
Please submit sites about wheelchair hockey to this category.