Hockey Goalie Clearing the Puck with a Stick
An ice hockey goalie uses a stick beside the puck while standing on the ice in complete protective equipment.
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The goalie moving the puck away
The goalie wears a cage helmet, gloves, a jersey, and protective pads while holding the stick near the puck. The action takes place on the ice as the player clears the puck from a dangerous area. Each piece of equipment supports a different part of the goalie's defensive role.
Why clearing the puck can help the team
A goalie may guide the puck toward a safer area when an opponent is close to the net. A controlled pass can also begin a new attack by sending the puck to a teammate. The goalie must judge the situation quickly, because leaving the puck within an opponent's reach can create another scoring chance.
Real-life colors of the goalie, stick, and puck
- Hockey puck: usually black
- Helmet and cage: commonly white or black with a silver, white, or black cage
- Jersey: colored according to the team's uniform
- Gloves and protective pads: often white, black, or matched to team colors
- Hockey stick: commonly black, white, natural wood tones, or a combination