How is Broomball Different from Curling?
Broomball and curling are similar in that they are both played on ice and use brooms to control the movement of an object. In broomball, a ball is used, while in curling, a stone is used. Broomball also uses hockey sticks to hit the ball, while curling does not involve sticks.
Here is a table summarizing the key differences between the two sports:
| Feature | Broomball | Curling | |---|---|---| | Object used | Ball | Stone | | Use of sticks | Yes | No | | Playing surface | Ice | Ice | | Number of players | 6 per team | 4 per team | | Objective | Score goals by hitting the ball into the net | Score points by getting the stone closest to the center of the target |
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