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PEEWEE CAMPS (12U)

PEEWEE CAMP LEVELS: SKILLS, SELECT, SUPER SELECT, AAA

PEEWEE SKILLS CAMP

Our Skills Camps are for players of all skill levels, including beginners, intermediate and advanced players. The Skills program will feature a strong emphasis on power skating, power shooting, creative stick handling and basic passing drills.

PEEWEE SELECT CAMP

Our Select Camps are designed to provide opportunities for players who have a very strong desire to reach a higher level of competition and skill development. In addition, we hope to attract dedicated athletes that are cooperative, attentive and disciplined. The criteria above, along with a minimum of three years of playing experience and a letter of recommendation from someone within your organization are required.

The training format will consist of high-speed European flow drills, development of a quick transition game, top level offensive and defensive strategies, utilization of gap control and much, much more! This program is for travel players with average to above-average basic hockey skills, and is not available for beginners.

PEEWEE SUPER SELECT

These camps are designed to provide opportunities for players who feel they are at the top of their game and desire world-class coaching and competition. To qualify for the Super Select Camps, it will be required that each player skates well both forward and backward, handles the puck well while skating and reads and reacts to the team play quickly and understandably.

PEEWEE AAA CAMP

To qualify for this program, you either must have prior AAA experience — or receive an invitation from Coach Steve.

All players attending this camp must be proficient at both forward and backward crossovers with and without the puck, must be able to read the play well while controlling the puck and find the open man, must be able to pass the puck accurately to an open teammate and must understand positional play very well.

TO LEARN MORE, PLEASE EMAIL STEVE J