What Stick Does Blayre Turnbull Use?
Congratulations to Blayre Turnbull and Team Canada on their recent gold medal win at the Women’s World Cup of Hockey! Turnbull, captain of the Toronto Sceptres, showcased her leadership alongside her Canadian teammates, securing their victory. This marks Turnbull's seventh World Cup medal, including her third gold, adding to her impressive collection that already includes two Olympic medals.
Turnbull, a former badger at the University of Wisconsin and senior season captain, has consistently demonstrated her dedication to excellence on the ice. Her leadership style motivates teammates to perform at their best.
Blayre’s specs wrapped up in this Canadian Hyperlite 2 graphic make for an awesome #HSMSpecCheck The P46 curve she’s opted for is a great choice offering a healthy amount of toe curve while still keeping a closed face similar to that of a P88 for passing and battling for the puck. The P46 is popular in today’s game especially with women hockey players. Typically opting for the P88, we see many women branch out to this P46 for just a little bit extra curve to help their game, especially when shooting on net. 55 Flex is on par for the 5’7” forward, allowing for a quick release with enough stiffness to handle stick battles.