I know I'm a little late on this one, but stereotype much? I was daddy's little girl, and while I did some girly things (ohi dance lessons and cheerleading), I was a tomboy too, playing sports with my brothers, hunting, fishing, and playing with toy guns/trucks. If there was a local (and I mean within 10 minutes driving distance, my parents were cheap as fuck) hockey league, all three kids in my family would have been on it, instead, we played street hockey on roller blades in our driveway, and yes, we broke our fair share of garage windows.
I remember having to learn to be ambidextrous with sticks, since I preferred right handed but my brothers both used left - they were emulating players, can't remember who, but wanted to be just like them so they trained themselves to be lefties - and I had to learn how to use a lefty because my parents refused to buy a hockey stick for their daughter.
Good times.
Sadly, women in the NHL ... yeah, if you want a star, you'll have to have a boy.
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