Titan Player Accomplishment Sticker Sheet

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Helmet stickers for coaches to award after games. Seventeen designs, one of each.

Helmet-safe adhesive. Weather and ice resistant. Built off the Sticker Pack limited edition drop.

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Sticker Guide

CLAP BOMB — Wind it up and let it rip. A clap bomb is the old-school slap shot: big backswing, full send, and the kind of shot everyone in the rink hears before it hits the glass, the goalie, or the back of the net.

LIGHT THE LAMP — Before scoreboards did all the work, the red goal light behind the net told everyone what just happened. Put the puck in the net and light the lamp.

FLOW PATROL — Hockey hair is its own culture. The longer it gets, the better it looks spilling out the back of the bucket. Flow Patrol is for the players committed to looking as good leaving the rink as they do on the ice.

TAPE TO TAPE — The pass every player wants to make and receive. Flat, crisp, right on the blade. No reaching. No bouncing puck. Just one teammate putting it exactly where the other needs it.

SNIPE SHOW — When picking corners starts looking routine. A snipe is a shot placed exactly where the goalie can't get it: over the shoulder, under the bar, just inside the post. String a few of those together and it's officially a Snipe Show. Pick a corner. Hit your spot. Celebrate accordingly.

COAST TO COAST — Pick up the puck in your own end and don't give it up until you've taken it all the way to theirs. Five players trying to stop you. Two blue lines to cross. One rink to conquer.

DIRTY DANGLES — Hands so good they're almost disrespectful. Toe drags, pull-backs, quick cuts and moves that leave a defender reaching for a puck that's already gone.

PUCK LUCK — Sometimes you snipe one. Sometimes it hits a shin pad, bounces off a skate, clips the post, hits the goalie in the back and somehow goes in. Hockey has a funny way of rewarding the puck sometimes. That's Puck Luck.

RINK LIFE — Early mornings. Cold bleachers. Wet gear. Long drives. Locker rooms. Zambonis. Concession stands. The smell you can't explain to people who don't play hockey. Rink Life isn't just where you play. It's where you grow up.

BAR DOWN — There are goals, and then there are bar down goals. Beat the goalie high, catch the underside of the crossbar and send the puck straight down into the net. Bonus points for that unmistakable PING.

SILKY MITTS — When the puck seems glued to your stick. Soft hands, quick moves, tight control, and the ability to handle the puck through traffic without losing it. Toe drag, pull it around a defender, make the goalie bite. Silky Mitts make hard moves look easy.

CHIRP SEASON — The game isn't only played with sticks. A perfectly timed line from the bench can be almost as satisfying as a perfectly timed hit. Keep it funny. Keep it clever. And whatever you do, don't let the other bench get the last word.

RINK RAT — First one at the rink. Last one to leave. Always looking for another skate, another stick-and-puck, another reason to get on the ice. You don't become a rink rat on purpose. Eventually everyone just realizes you live there.

TOP CHEDDAR — The top corners of the net, the shelf where the good stuff lives. Put one upstairs over the goalie's shoulder and you've gone Top Cheddar.

WHEELS — Pure speed. When a player can flat-out fly, they've got wheels. First to the loose puck, blowing past a defender wide, or turning a turnover into a breakaway before anyone can catch them. Wheels aren't about skating pretty. They're about being gone.

APPLE — Hockey slang for an assist. You may not have put the puck in the net, but you made the goal happen. A perfect feed through traffic, a tape-to-tape pass on a 2-on-1, or the extra pass that leaves your teammate staring at an open net. Goals get the spotlight. Apples make them possible.

SHIFT AFTER SHIFT — Hockey isn't won with one great play. It's won by doing it again. And again. Win a battle. Backcheck. Change. Catch your breath. Then hop over the boards and do it all over again. Shift After Shift.