Canada won the gold medal. The world already knew about that. But here is one light yet interesting story from the final match of Men’s Hockey 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics. The hero of the day, Sidney Crosby, lost his hockey stick and glove. And even though Hockey Canada has done everything it can to recover the items, they are still missing until now.
How did it all happen? Well, right after the winning goal, all the equipment men rushed into the ice to celebrate the victory. They started to herd all …

Before the Olympics began, people predicted that there were two main powers in 2010 Winter Olympics which should meet in the final of women’s hockey, USA team and Canada team. Both of the teams are massive destroyers for the opponent team and sharing equal incredible power. Therefore it was just right to see both of them finally ended up in the first and second place after meeting in the final match. Finland came third in this category, walked away with the bronze medal.
In 2006, Sweden gave big shock to everyone …

After being humiliated in the preliminary game by USA team, Canada finally sustained its national honor by winning the gold medal for Men’s Hockey after beating USA team 3 to 2 in overtime in one of the greatest game in Winter Olympics history.
This time, Sidney Crosby was the hero. The 22-year-old Canadian hottest player scored the third and winning goal for Canada 7:40 into overtime to Ryan Miller’s goal. Canada had been struggling to win when the USA team turned over the score in a wonderful comeback through Jonathan Toews …

When United States’ ice hockey team beat Canada’s ice hockey team 5 to 3 in this 2010 Winter Olympic Vancouver preliminary round, people referred it as “Miracle on Ice 2”. Thirty years before this, the legend of “Miracle on Ice” the first was born in 1980 Winter Olympics final, when United States’ ice hockey team beat Soviet Union’s team 4 to 3, resulting in the winning of the gold medal by US and silver by The Soviet Union.
On paper, US team definitely had almost no chance to win. Analyst like …

Adjusted summary of articles by Kim McCullough and Susan Rivera
So you’re into hockey. Better players enjoy the game more. Whether you’re serious about wanting to improve your shooting skills or not, here are a few practical tips to get you started.
Attend a hockey camp. It’s never too late for a boot camp or sports clinics so why not sign up for a hockey camp as well? Intense training, professional coaching and lots of drills vastly improve not just your shooting skills but your overall game. If you’ve got the time, …