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This will be the best year ever because I will be a Pee-Wee in hockey. Hockey has been my favorite sport since third grade. Now that I’m in Pee-Wee’s though, I have some new goals. My Pee-Wee goals include getting three goals and getting a shutout as goalie. One way to get goals in hockey is to stay in front of the net. If the puck is in the opposite corner as you, you can wait for your team to pass it to you in front of the net. That’s how I got my goal last year. A shutout is when you are goalie and you don’t let any shots go through. I almost got one but they scored with one minute and eight seconds left. My team has lots of amazing people on it. About half of the kids on my team are on the travel team, which you try out
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