Hockey is finished for us

JCLP

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Well, It's been over 10 years and my youngest son has played his last Rep Game as a Waxer. He has played defence for every team he has played for.
The photo is him going in for the hit. You can see the concentration on his face.
Happy Easter,
JC
 

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Ice Hockey is a great sport.  I started playing when I was 6 or 7 years old.  I stopped playing as adult when I was playing a pick up game and a players stick got stuck in my skate resulting in a broken leg and 6 months out of work.  My wife wasn't to happy.  I miss the game. 
 
Jim Kirkpatrick said:
Defense?  #4? The next Bobby Orr?  Great pic!!
Thanks Jim. No, not the next Bobby Orr. My son doesn't like to score. He is a defensive defenseman. Rarely anyone passes him.
 
Tyler Ernsberger said:
Ice Hockey is a great sport.  I started playing when I was 6 or 7 years old.  I stopped playing as adult when I was playing a pick up game and a players stick got stuck in my skate resulting in a broken leg and 6 months out of work.  My wife wasn't to happy.  I miss the game.
It is a great game. The boys learn a lot about teamwork and respect. Also, they make many friends for life.
You should try and see if you can still get out and play.
 
JCLP said:
Well, It's been over 10 years and my youngest son has played his last Rep Game as a Waxer.

Who is he going to play with next year? or is he quiting?
My son played AAA, but quit after trying out for Jr. A and getting bounced by the guys in from the OHL.
Tim
 
If I attempted to play after a 30 year hiatus it would probably kill me.

Tom
 
I was a runner and a tennis player in my youth.  I started playing hockey at age 30.  I played 1-3 times per week for 15 years in men's rec leagues in Seattle.  I just moved to a new city and I've started playing at a local pick-up game every week.  I was asked to join a team.  I love the sport.  It's a lot more fun than running.  [big grin] I play with 20 year olds all the way up to 65 year olds.  I hope I'm still playing at 65.
 
I love hockey, my son loves it even more.  He is a first year pee wee so I have several years left.  It is almost impossible to get him off the ice.  He also plays D, but is more offensive minded.
 
That is a great picture. And great form too, knees bent, arm tucked in ready to deliver a great check.
I never started playing until I was 16, other than pond hockey. Only got to play one season of travel league and one year of high school. Then after high school I decided to skip out on trying for juniors, just not in the cards. Then I just kinda was to busy with getting married and remodeling an entire house by the time I was 21. Then I need to pay for all that so stayed away from the ice until I was around 37.
It's a very hard sport to walk away from, with like you mentioned the friendships you build while playing. There are a few I played with that I still see playing with or against, and some of my best friends I have are all from hockey.  This is almost the only thing I'll give up my free time in the shop for.
 
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