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With duck tape or crazy glue! *Depending on the damage, a small amount of stick-repair resin (produced by some companies for the purpose) can be used to fill in worn-down areas or chips. Beyond this, there is no decent way to fix a stick, and you are better off getting a new one. To help prevent such damage, a small amount of the aforementioned stick-repair resin can be used to cover the hook (to stop wearing of the stickhead) and shaftguards can be applied to the stick to help stop chips occurring.
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