high-sticking

[hahy-stik-ing]

Ice Hockey.

1. the act of holding the blade of the stick above shoulder level, usually resulting in a penalty.

Word History and Origins

Origin of high-sticking¹

1945–50; high stick + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

It stayed that way until Mason Lohrei drew a double-minor for high-sticking late in the second.

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Oshie was penalized for high-sticking Vincent Trocheck, which helped them avoid overtime or a return to Madison Square Garden for Game 5 on Wednesday.

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Wilson was given a double-minor penalty for high-sticking Gregor on Wednesday night late in Washington’s 7-3 loss to Toronto.

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Dumoulin served the high-sticking penalty against his longtime former team and Grubauer turned aside three more shots.

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Adam Larsson’s double-minor penalty for high-sticking with 7:16 left put Seattle on the defensive for most of the remainder.

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