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    Carey Price Role Model

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    Carey Price grew up in Anahim Lake, British Columbia. He started playing hockey when he was only 2 years old and he spent hours at the rink with his father. At the age of 9 years old, he played organized hockey 5 hours away from his hometown. Carey Price is a role model because he is a successful hockey player, he gives back to his community and he makes donations to help others Carey Price is a talented hockey player. Carey is important to people in Canada because he plays for the Montreal Canadiens

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    Coffey's Game Analysis

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    Throughout the course of talking about Herb Brooks and numerous other players, like Boston born players Jack O’Callahan and Mike Eruzione, the Soviets had taken a 2-1 lead over the United States. A 50-foot goal from Buzz Schneider tied it up with 6 minutes left in the first, but not even three minutes later Soviet Sergei Makarov tied it up. Just when everyone thought the period was over Mark Johnson broke through the defense and scored a complete momentum changer of a goal with no time left. Coffey

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    “The primary role of a coach is to teach, guide and help players.”( Role). The coach of a hockey team is the leader, he/she is the motivation and the passion of the team. The coach needs to have everything figured out mentally, the coach needs to be prepared and organized on and off the ice. To coach the game of hockey, one needs to know what it's like to play hockey. Hockey needs to be taught by someone who knows what it's like to be coached. The best hockey coaches need to have expert knowledge

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    but Brent Burns son stole the show this weekend. In addition, the CHL/NHL Top Prospect Game took place and Victoriaville Tigres forward Pascal Laberge took center stage, possibly improving his draft stock in the process. Also, a pair of goaltenders show off their quickness, an enigmatic forward strikes again, plus goals by the Wolverines captain and one of the NLA's top scorers. Limited to just 36 games in the QMJHL due to two separate hand injuries,

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    How Hockey Began Hockey began in Montreal in the 1800’s. It began with a stick a rock and a frozen pond, the game started spreading around like wildfire, things were being added and changed with every group of people trying to create there own version of hockey but in the 1850’s the first games of ice hockey were played, and in the 1870's, the first set of ice hockey rules were written by a group of students at McGill University in Montreal. These rules set up the use of a puck replacing a ball

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    What's more strenuous football or hockey? Hockey and football are two highly physical sports. Although they are both strenuous sports people and players will debate which is more strenuous. This is mostly a matter of opinion, but there are certain measures that you can use to compare the strenuousness of each sport. Think of these facts if you are thinking about doing either sport. On a minute to minute basis playing football is a little more strenuous than hockey. While throwing a football

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    History Behind Lord Stanley The Lord Stanley Cup. The oldest trophy competed for by professional athletes in North America and the greatest thing NHL hockey players dream of to hoist and kiss after a season. Training, practicing, motivation and pushing themselves to get better is what all these players put the hours into for that moment. After battling 82 games for a playoff spot, then continuing to win 4 playoff rounds, of best of seven series, they finally get to have the moment they’ve all been

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    Safety Stars Book Report

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    Safety stars By Rielly Borelli As the title indicates, Safety Stars is about hockey players who tried to make their game a safer one. The initial example is former Montreal Canadians goaltender Jacques Plante, the first goalie to wear a mask. Without one, Plante realized after being hit in the face, a goalie could easily be seriously injured, or even killed, by a puck which can travel at 160 kms an hour. Strange as it may seem today when goalies are required to wear masks and the other players

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    Breaking the Ice The Canadian women were a huge influence to developing ice hockey for women and are the reason for the growth of the sport in other countries. One individual that does redefine the sport of ice hockey is Manon Rheaume who fought the barriers of integration. Manon’s efforts and determination to challenge her abilities was one of the biggest developments in women’s hockey. No only was Manon making a statement during her career but she was bringing attention to women’s ice hockey.

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    Webster’s dictionary defines feelings as “an emotion state or reaction.” When I think about a certain memory, I begin to experience all of these different feelings and emotions. I specifically recall a special memory of me receiving my first hockey padding. When I look back on this moment I feel happy, nostalgic, but sad. As I recall this moment of receiving the hockey pads in the mail, I begin to feel happy. I can almost remember the moment exactly. It was at my old house in Elon, North Carolina

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