For 16 years, I’ve coached collegiate women’s hockey and spent my summers working at various camps around the world. Each year, I’ve learned more and more about what I think a camp should (and should not be).

My aim is to create the most interesting and challenging hockey development experience for advanced, young players. What I’ve found is that the most important factor is creating an environment where both players and coaches want to learn and get out of their respective comfort zones.

My belief is that a small, focused group of players who are getting individual attention throughout the week fosters that environment. I also believe that providing coaches who don’t just know the game inside and out, but are eager to share their knowledge with both campers and colleagues promotes development for everyone involved.

Our camp is different. It’s not a showcase — it’s a place to get better. It’s a development camp with a curriculum designed to challenge campers to grow their game and return to their regular season teams with new skills and a deeper understanding of the game of hockey.

If you’re ready for a new challenge, join us in our quest to reach the summit.