Gordon also works with the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants (CICA) providing input on accounting standard education and communication from the perspective of members in industry.Gordon co-chairs FEI Canada's Private Company Committee and is a member of FEI Canada's Committee on Corporate Reporting.
A team can have at most 16 players, only 11 of which (including the goalkeeper, if there is one) can be on the field at any time. Field Hockey is played by two teams. Each team is permitted to have 11 players on the field at any one time during gameplay, and 5 substitutes off the field.
Answer by GeordieSteve. Confidence votes 7.5K. In the water at any one time each team has 7 players (6 outfield players and 1 goalie) playing, therefore from both teams a total of fourteen are in the pool playing. However a team also consists of up to 6 substitutes making a team of 13 players including the goalies.