Naked teen playing hockey

Members of the University of Nottingham Men's Hockey Club even posed for a picture with "No more homophobia" painted on their bare chests. A university sports team have become an online sensation after raising awareness for an anti-homophobia campaign by playing a hockey match - completely NAKED. The hunky students bared all to be filmed for a cheeky five-a-side game which has already gone viral after being viewed over , times in just two days. Featuring 17 members of the University of Nottingham Men's Hockey Club the lads can be seen stripping off their usual match gear during the two minute long video. The buff students then crouch on the astroturf pitch in their birthday suits with just hockey sticks to protect their modesty before playing a match completely starkers. They also pose for a series of nude photos before the video ends with a team shot of the boys with "No homophobia in sport" painted across their bare chests.

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Stripping naked and posing in front of a camera has almost become a rite of passage for any student belonging to a university sports team. But Nottingham University's men's hockey team went one further - and played in the nude, in the freezing cold, and filmed it. To raise awareness of homophobia in sport. Despite the video being made more than six months ago , it's only gained traction recently, with more than , views in the past four days.

The NHL has long been at the forefront of inclusiveness: The league launched its first Gay Day in and every team has at least one member involved with You Can Play , the nonprofit dedicated to battling homophobia in organized athletics. This Canadian cutie is only 22 but has already helped the Boston Bruins bring home the Stanley Cup in his rookie year. Now 23, he was made captain of the Colorado Avalanche at just 19, making him the youngest captain in NHL history. Carter, who hails from Ontario, has nabbed the Stanley Cup twice, and recently scored his th goal.