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Suiting Up: How Tim Slukynsky Learned What It Really Means to Be a Goalie Dad
When his son Hampton started playing goalie, Tim Slukynsky did what few hockey dads would: he suited up himself. Just to "get a feel." Here's what he learned.
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Failing Is a Part of Progress
There’s a difference between failing and being a failure. One is a moment. The other is a mindset. At Lamplighter Hockey, we believe every setback is part of the climb - not the end of the story.
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Grateful for the Push: Thank the Ones Who Make You Better
If you’re lucky enough to have someone in your life who pushes you to be better - on or off the ice - be grateful. Not everyone has that kind of support. Whether it’s a coach, teammate, or parent, the people who challenge you are often the ones who believe in you most. Take a moment today to thank them. Gratitude is part of growth - and no great player gets there alone.
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Champions Always Find a Way: The Power of the Right Attitude in Hockey
Champions aren’t defined by how easy the path is - they’re defined by how they respond when it gets hard. At Lamplighter Hockey, we believe the biggest difference-maker on and off the ice isn’t talent or luck - it’s attitude. When others break down, champions break through. Why? Because they’ve trained their mindset just as hard as their shot.
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More Than a Game: Honoring Heroes This Memorial Day
This Memorial Day, we pause to remember the heroes who gave everything so we could enjoy the freedoms we often take for granted - including the freedom to play the game we love. At Lamplighter Hockey, we honor their sacrifice by living, leading, and playing with purpose - on and off the ice. Because the greatest victories aren’t just measured in goals, but in gratitude.