Demers, Dreger and Gallant talk about all things hockey.
Hockey Canada’s development VP on rule changes.
Understanding Rule 11 – Maltreatment
DEV: A concussion education
Building a positive, friendlier world online and on the ice.
A mother laces up her three-year-old son and guides him around the slough … Wilf Martin was destined to be a rink rat.
For 25 years, Nicolas Minville led the way in growing the game not only around Baie-Comeau, but throughout Quebec.
Since joining the Moncton MHA in 1995, Gerald Bannister has been a strong, steady influence on hockey in New Brunswick.
You’d be hard-pressed to find a volunteer who has given as much time, effort and passion to hockey in B.C. as Larry Krause.
For all Caroline Ouellette accomplished as a player, she is doing even more to promote, grow and develop women’s hockey.
The name Gary McFarlane has become synonymous with grassroots hockey development in the Ontario Hockey Federation.
For 50 years, Larry Gould has been a fixture behind the bench, as familiar as a pyramid of pucks and players themselves.
Together, we can create a positive, friendlier world online and on the ice.
Gerry Taylor received the Outstanding Volunteer Award during the Hockey Canada Spring Congress in Regina, SK. Since he first vol
Barry Wisener received the Female Hockey Breakthrough Award during the Hockey Canada Spring Congress in Regina, SK. Involved in
Goalie Stick: Choosing the Right Size and Setup
Goalie Blocker and Catch Glove: Fit, Protection, and Control
Goalie Masks: Safety, Fit, and Certification
Goalie Jerseys: Proper Fit and Care
Goalie Chest Protectors: Fit, Coverage, and Comfort
Goalie Neck Guards: Proper Fit and BNQ Safety Standards
Goalie Leg Pads: Fit, Movement, and Toe Tie Setup
Goalie Skates Designed for Stability, Quick Movement, and Reinforced Protection
Depending on your child’s preference, you can also add suspenders to the goalie pants.
Properly fitted goalie knee guards should sit comfortably and securely on the knee, allowing full mobility while staying in place inside the leg pads throughout every movement.
There are two options: a goalie Jock, which is a protective cup, or a goalie Jill, which is a flatter pelvic protector.
The base layer is the “first layer” your child wears under their gear.
A Guide to Getting the Gear Right, created by Hockey Canada in partnership with Bauer.
Hockey Elbow Pad Sizing Explained
Choosing a stick is easier than it seems!