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I know it's best for players to have black tape on their sticks, but what 
about goalies? Some people say black for the same reason, but others say 
white to blend in with the ice (like the goalie pads are better if they have 
white edges). Does anyone have any ideas or info?

Maggie

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Subject: help!...need players for tourneys.......
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Hi!

      I am a goalie who wants to form a tournament team outside my league to 
attend tournaments when my team can't attend or if there are not enough 
players to go as a team. How do I go about this? I have been on several 
websites, but is there a site where I can reach a lot of players? I want to 
play B level. I have been playing for the past 10 years.   I would appreciate 
any help.     Mary 

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I have the games listed on this web site:
  www.cs.toronto.edu/~andria/country/canada/natteam/2001/

Andria

> Hello.
> Sorry if this info has already been posted - I may have missed it.  Does
> anyone have a list of the cities Team Canada will be playing in coming
> up in January and February?
> Thanks,
> Annette

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I usually choice a colour that goes with my stick ! :)

I have always used black tape for no particular reason.  I also had a huge
knob at the end so I wouldn't loose my stick while making poke checks.  I
changed that when a ref pointed out to me that he thought the knob was the
puck so he allowed players to continue "digging" for the puck in the crease.
Therefore, I think the white tape would give you two advantages; 1 - the
visual effect you mentioned  and 2 - giving the refs a little help when puck
is in the crease.

Tanya, #35

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I play with white both on the blade and on the knob, for a couple reasons, 1. 
on the knob I don't know about other goalies preferences but I have a huge 
knob on my stick (to the point that it's kind of like I was meditating when 
taping it and got kind of carried away =) ) and if you use black tape it kind 
of looks like it could kind of be a puck, being the right colour and all and 
I don't want any goal judge mistaking it for one in scrambles where it's hard 
to see what's crossing the line and what's not.

2. It's easier to see the puck against the white tape than against the black. 
really kind of moot, but some of those ground shots at the 5 hole I like to 
watch going into the stick/feet area just to make sure they don't take a 
weird hop at the last moment.

3. my superstition, I think it looks more intimidating for some reason to 
have a stick with the white tape all marked up with the tracers of pucks I've 
blocked. I refuse to change the tape unless the stick's had a bad night (I 
don't mean loss necessarily, but those nights where the puck keeps hitting 
the stick and deflecting up into the goal which is really really 
irritatating, I'd almost rather just get beat cleanly than make the save and 
have the rebound take a flukely bounce over the line without any help from 
the opposition.) I also like red and blue, but I don't think you can use red 
on the knob, I know you can't in the NHL, so I figured it went for everywhere.

                                                   --JB
"If I have to start cutting off limbs for two points right now, I'll do it." 
Bill Muckalt
"Never confuse a single defeat with a final defeat." F. Scott Fitzgerald      
     

> I know it's best for players to have black tape on their sticks, but what 
>  about goalies? Some people say black for the same reason, but others say 
>  white to blend in with the ice (like the goalie pads are better if they 
have 
> 
>  white edges). Does anyone have any ideas or info?