Lemieux66

I want to play, but then I'd be the only girl in school playing, and I'm not sure if there are any Women's teams around here. So, I was wondering if I could have pro's and con's on both? Thanks.

GoBucky

Pro: it will make you a better, stronger player in the long run. If you can hang with the boys, you will absolutely dominate any girl you play against eventually.
Con: the boys are probably going to be able to dominate you physically and you will have to work a lot harder in order to compete with them.

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Lemieux66

Thanks. I hope they don't go easy on me. Thats the thing im mainly worried about. I like a challenge.

GoBucky

If they do, just give them a little attitude, talk a little trash, show them up a bit and Im sure their pride will make them not go easy on you.
Teenage boys hate being showed up by a girl.
I wish you the best of luck.

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Bags2

I know I'm hear kinda late but did you end up trying out for the team, and if so how did it go?

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Lemieux66

No, not yet. My gym teacher keeps forgetting to get me the info from the coach. I also think I'm going to practice by myself before I try out. Thanks for asking though.

GoBucky

Any way you can get the info from the coach yourself? Id hate to see you miss your chance to try out for the teach just because the gym teach might have some macho guy ego thing going on.

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Wisconsin: We invented sieve
"Its a great day for hockey."
- "Badger Bob" Johnson

Lemieux66

I don't think I can. I think I will just ask another teacher instead on tuesday.