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{{Infobox sport | {{Infobox sport | ||
| name = Rosey | | name = Rosey | ||
| image = [[File:Rosey.webp|80px]] | | image = [[File:Rosey.webp|80px]]<br>[[RoseyWicketAttackPic.webp|100px]] | ||
| caption = | | caption = | ||
| body = [[Rosey#Rosey Federation|The Rosey Federation]] | | body = [[Rosey#Rosey Federation|The Rosey Federation]] | ||
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=== Field and equipment === | === Field and equipment === | ||
[[File:MoxidomeFromAbove.webp|thumb|Nanaimo's Moxiebowl viewed from above]] | |||
A standard Rosey field is 100 blocks long. The field is divided by several key interval markers, that being the Half-Line in the center, and the 9, 18, and 27 meterlines in both directions. The outer boundaries are largely defined by a rose bush wall on both side, and the scoring area, known as the homezone, is located past the 36 meterline, which is known as the homeline. In the center of the half-line is a beacon, which is where play starts and restarts after stoppages of play. | A standard Rosey field is 100 blocks long. The field is divided by several key interval markers, that being the Half-Line in the center, and the 9, 18, and 27 meterlines in both directions. The outer boundaries are largely defined by a rose bush wall on both side, and the scoring area, known as the homezone, is located past the 36 meterline, which is known as the homeline. In the center of the half-line is a beacon, which is where play starts and restarts after stoppages of play. | ||