Intermediate Composite Stick (60 Flex) Eleven Pro Advanced Stick Graphics on our made in the USA composite shaft Senior Classic Wood Stick (115 Flex) Eleven Pro Classic stick graphics on our made in the USA Sher-Wood 9950 style stick Senior Classic ACV Stick (80 Flex) Eleven Pro Classic stick graphics... read more

The NHL has been around longer than most of its other professional sport league counterparts, but its draft was one of the last developed. Since the league's official development in 1917, the NHL managed without a draft until 1963, almost fifty years later. The once-called Amateur Draft originally included only... read more

Highway Eleven is the longest road in Canada.  It starts in Toronto and loops up through Quebec and Ontario before it crosses into the US at Baudette, Minnesota.  Highway 11 runs through northern Minnesota through Warroad (The Original Hockey Town USA) and Roseau (The Capital of the State of Hockey)... read more

The Warroad, MN Bantam A team won the consolation championship of the MN VFW State Tournament in Elk River, Minnesota.  The goalie was playing with a prototype Senior Advanced Wood Goalie Stick.  The goalie's father had this to say: He loves the sticks! Full weekend of play and do not... read more

After the North Stars left for Dallas in 1993, Minnesotan hockey spirits were at an all-time low. Professional hockey had abandoned the one and only “State of Hockey”. Just a year later, thanks to the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Kevin McLean, majority owner, and a heavily promoted name-the-team contest, Minnesota... read more

Avid hockey fans know all the different moves various franchises made. Some existed for just a few short months after moving, while others were around for many years. Then, eventually, some of these franchises moved on until the original team was forgotten. Minnesota, a state with a very proud hockey... read more

No one knows the exact origins of the mouthguard. Prior to the late 1800s, boxers were the first to use mouthguards. They made mouthguards out of cotton, tape, sponge, and even small pieces of wood (Doesn’t that sound comfortable?). The only way they could hold the material in was by... read more

By Ryan Bakken in the Grand Forks Herald There’s a new generation of Warroad, Minn., residents who want to make hockey sticks. Jay Fisher and James Marvin are Warroad natives in their mid-20s who are hoping to duplicate what Christian Brothers did in the city for almost 40 years. Their... read more