Intelligent. Adaptable. Confident. Daily development built around how players actually see, process, and play the game.
We evaluate whether players succeed through intelligence — or through a dominant ability that won't be sustainable long term. Then we train the intelligence.
Looking and seeing before receiving the puck — trained through manipulated game situations with rules and restraints that force the habit.
Blocked training that progresses into forced game situations, then into organically seeing and doing — decisions at game speed.
Small-area games and situational teaching that develop the vision separating good players from impact players.
Attention to detail and focus, every session. Students must be eligible — as a person and a student — to train each day.
Three training groups — Steen, O'Reilly, and Perron — of roughly 25 skaters and 5 goalies each, rotating through academics, ice, and gym every morning.
Hockey IQ, puck control, decision making, ability to process the game, overall skill level, and development fit.
Club team, outside level, age, or grade. Players train where they'll develop best — period.
A dedicated girls hockey program — detailed below.
Our female student-athletes train, study, and are mentored by a coach still competing at the highest level of women's college hockey.
COORDINATOR OF GIRLS HOCKEY
Active NCAA Division I defenseman at Lindenwood University. O'Fallon, Missouri native. Former captain of the Chicago Mission and a University of Minnesota transfer.
Josey has lived the exact pathway our female student-athletes are pursuing — elite Tier I club hockey, national-level competition, and Division I college hockey. She provides on-ice development, classroom support, and daily mentorship built specifically for girls in the program — and our girls train inside the only facility in the world that is also home to NCAA Division I women's hockey and Tier I AAA girls hockey.
Girls in the academy have advanced to NCAA programs, and our reigning Impact Player of the Year nominee class included female student-athletes leading through discipline, consistency, and mentorship of younger girls.
Powered by RGA — 10 dedicated days per month.
Mondays, Tuesdays, and every other Wednesday, 8:00 AM–12:00 PM: morning meeting, mentorship, video, hand-eye work, goalie-specific warm-up, then a full 30–40 minute on-ice session (blue line down) before facing shots from players.
Led by our goalie coaching staff with structured, position-specific development and regular player feedback.
Technique, form, good habits, body language, and work ethic — the standards don't take days off.
Results follow environment and structure. Every student-athlete's path is different — development is not one-size-fits-all.
Our students have advanced to the USHL, OHL, WHL, BCHL, NAHL, and AJHL — and on to NCAA Division I, Division III, and ACHA college hockey. High-level advancement starts with daily habits: structure, accountability, consistency, and long-term growth.
Drafted USHL Phase I (Fargo) • 2025–26 TPH Academy Impact Player of the Year
WHL scholarship & development agreement with Everett Silvertips • Tier 1 16U USA Hockey Nationals All-Tournament Team
Signed with OHL Owen Sound Attack • committed to Quinnipiac University (NCAA D1)
USHL All-Rookie Team & top rookie plus-minus • committed to Lindenwood University (NCAA D1)
Drafted USHL Phase II, active with Cedar Rapids • committed to Augustana University (NCAA D1)
2025–26 USHL All-Academic Team
University of Utah (ACHA)
Curry College — games played