BY KRISTI PATTON / The Alberta Champions cup started seven years ago with just six teams playing in one city, the tournament wrapped this year with over 240 teams playing over 600 games in Edmonton and Calgary.
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BY ANDREW CHONG, EDITOR / At press time, the STAPLES Center in Los Angeles was set to host six playoff games in four days for their three biggest tenants: the L.A. Kings (NHL), L.A. Clippers (NBA), and L.A. Lakers (NBA).
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BY RYAN WALTER / One of the most important neutral zone regroup options that your defencemen can utilize is the simple D-Up.
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BY HAYLEY WICKENHEISER / Mother’s day has come and gone but, in the spirit of honouring family, I am dedicating this month’s column to all the parents out there who play an integral role in raising strong confident people, first—and athletes, second.
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5.0 Stars Shooting is a very important important skill to practice on the ice and at home. The only problem is that a lot of players do not have the appropriate area to practice shooting at home. Parents are sometimes worries about the damage that the pucks may cause as this can cost a lot of money.
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Passing is a skill that most players don't think about working on away from the rink. The main reason they don't think to work on passing is pretty obvious: because you need a partner to pass to, and to receive passes from, unless, of course, you have the Extreme Passing Kit.
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