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Some at the highest level may be sponsored their stick (either having it paid for by a sponsor or given directly to them by the manufacturer for publicity) and others at the lowest may borrow a friend's stick. However, almost all will buy their own stick.

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Nobody. Adrian Aucoin and Paul Stastny were two of the last players to switch over from wood to composite at the beginning of the 2010-11 season. There are no longer any wooden sticks being manufactured in North America, as they have all been outsourced overseas by Ice Hockey brands.

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Yes, but official statistics are unavailable at this time.

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he used a sherwood momentum in his rookie. so yes he did use a wood stick. as of now he uses an 11k which is composite.

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No.

They can be made of wood, plastic or any kind of basic material.

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Reebok and bauer

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Q: Are there any NHL hockey players that still use wood hockey sticks?
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