Are you talking about a penalty stroke competition?
If so the following advice came from a TV programme about soccer penalty
shoot-outs, but I assume the same logic would work for hockey.
If you assume that as you get deeper into the shoot-out the pressure
increases, making it more likely that the stroke taker will make a mistake,
you should put your 5 in order of worst goes first to best goes last. This
means that when the pressure is really on you have the best man for the job.
Simon
"RahRah" wrote in message
> What order would you recommend placing your top 5 stokers in to determine
> the winner of an advancing game.
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