hockey

Presents a brief look at such hockey forwards as Gordie Howe, Mark Messier, Darryl Sittler, Mario Lemieux, and Wayne Gretzky.

An introduction to women's hockey, describing the history, rules, and significant individuals associated with the sport, and discussing techniques, strategies, competitive events, and equipment.

Provides readers with a behind-the-scenes look at the action that takes place on the day of a professional hockey game. Examines how players get ready for the game and highlights some of the many workers who ensure everything is ready for the big day. Includes full-color photographs, a glossary, and further reading sources.

Teaches how to play hockey through a story about a young team's game, covering equipment, wrist and slap shots, the goalie, and penalties; and also includes fun facts, a glossary, and a diagram of a hockey rink.

After moving to Massachusetts and starting fourth grade, Morgy continues to experience a lot of changes in his life, including learning to play hockey and the trumpet, and adopting a greyhound named Dante.

Presents professional hockey records, and includes which player has spent the most time in a penalty box in a single season, the team with the most Stanley Cup finals, statistics on individual players, and the top ten scoring players.

Provides information on all aspects of hockey as well as tips on how to improve your own game.

Photographs and text describe girls' hockey equipment, rules, skills, and training, and profile successful women's hockey players.

Follows, in text and photographs, young ice hockey players as they practice and play on outdoor ponds in city leagues.

Recounts the Olympic victory of the 1980 United States hockey team over the highly-favored Soviets. Profiles the players and coaches on the team and relives their experiences at the Winter Games at Lake Placid. Examines the legacy of the gold-medal team and the pride it inspired for many Americans. Includes photographs, glossary and reading suggestions.