! Insights on Preparing for the USA Hockey Girls 15’s and 16/17’s Camps. Expectations on what to expect and what’s important at development camp.
An interesting insight about the selections (and non-selections) for the 2024 USA Hockey U18 Girls Development Camp
How could Canada lose a game that they so clearly dominated in terms of offensive opportunities?
I’ve spent a ton of time thinking about this topic trying to figure out why almost everyone I have spoken with is disappointed with the USA Hockey Girls National Camp selection and feedback process. And here is what I came up with…
I have a lot of passion about feedback when it comes to hockey player development, because I think it is probably the most important factor to improve player performance. At the USA Hockey 16/17 Girls Camp which took place in Oxford, OH this past June, feedback was highlighted in the parent meeting as a key component of the camp.
This is the second analysis I have done about the selections for the USA Hockey Girls U18 Camp which took place last week.
I thought it might be helpful to collect some analytical data and metrics to understand how top players performed at the camp.
More Thoughts on the 2023 USA Hockey 16/17 Girls Development Camp. Here are some additional thoughts that I compiled during my time in Oxford
A Few Thoughts After the First Two Days of the 2023 USA Hockey Girls 16/17 Development Camp
Some Thoughts on the 2023 USA Hockey Pacific District Camp
This past weekend I was in Las Vegas to watch my second USA Hockey Pacific Districts Camp. The general format was pretty much the same as last, with 3 practices and 3 games. However, there were a few subtle differences from the previous year that I wanted to share. Here are my notes:
This is the third and final post focusing on the college recruiting process based on my experience as a parent at the USA Hockey Girls Camp that took place in St Cloud Minnesota from July 10-15, 2021.
This post is the second in a series about the USA Hockey Girls 15’s Camp I attended from July 10-15, 2021. For most girls, the ultimate goal of attending any of the girls camps (15,16/18 or U18), is to be invited to the Women’s National Festival which includes players from all age groups (National Team, U23 and U18) being considered for a national roster.
This post is the first in a three-part series on my experience as a parent at the 2021 USA Hockey 15’s Girls Select hockey camp. In this series, I will first cover the schedule and operational details about the event.
This past weekend I attended my first USA Hockey Girls District Camp in Las Vegas for the Pacific District with my daughter (2006 birth year). As someone who is new to this whole process, I wanted to share my learnings from the experience and conversations with the organizers & coaches in attendance.
