For aspiring hockey players born in years 2016 and 2017. Day campers only. Apply Now.
*All U11 campers will initially register for our fun, inclusive co-ed program. If registration numbers allow, we may split participants into separate male and female groups to enhance skill development and competition. Our goal is to ensure the best possible experience for everyone.
We will confirm the final grouping structure closer to June 2026.
For aspiring female hockey players born in years 2014 and 2015. Apply Now.
For aspiring female hockey players born in year 2013. Apply Now.
For aspiring female hockey players born in year 2012. Apply Now
For female players born in 2011 and older. Please read here for how we make these groups. Apply Now.
*Please note this program name is updated from previous ‘Varsity’ Naming.
For aspiring hockey players born in years 2016 and 2017. Day campers only. Apply Now.
*All U11 campers will initially register for our fun, inclusive co-ed program. If registration numbers allow, we may split participants into separate male and female groups to enhance skill development and competition. Our goal is to ensure the best possible experience for everyone.
We will confirm the final grouping structure closer to June 2026.
For aspiring male hockey players born in years 2014 and 2015. Apply Now.
For aspiring female hockey players born in years 2014 and 2015. Apply Now
For aspiring female hockey players born in years 2013. Apply Now.
For aspiring female hockey players born in years 2012. Apply Now
For female players born in 2011 and older. Apply Now.
*Please note this update in program name replaces our previous ‘Varsity’ title.
For goalies born in 2015 and older, led by The Goalie Group. Read more about Goalie Camp. Apply Now.
For aspiring male hockey players born in years 2014 and 2015. Apply Now.
For aspiring male hockey players born in year 2013. Apply Now.
For aspiring male hockey players born in year 2012. Apply Now
For aspiring male hockey players born in year 2011. Apply Now.
For 2010+ participants intending to pursue hockey at the next level. Apply Now.
For goalies born in 2015 and older, led by The Goalie Group. Read more about Goalie Camp. Apply Now.
For aspiring male hockey players born in years 2016 and 2017. Apply Now.
For aspiring male hockey players born in years 2014 and 2015. Apply Now.
For aspiring male hockey players born in year 2013. Apply Now.
For aspiring male hockey players born in year 2012. Apply Now.
For aspiring male hockey players born in year 2011. Apply Now.
For 2010+ participants intending to pursue hockey at the next level. Apply Now.
For hockey officials Level 2 & 3 certified (14 – 25 years old). Please see Officials Development Page for updated Details for 2026. Apply Now.
A high tempo program designed to improve fundamental skill development by utilizing the newest developments in teaching methodology from hockey experts worldwide. Wonder who coaches at our camp? Check out our latest coaching team!
Hockey specific exercises improve a player’s explosive power, agility, strength, speed, endurance and balance. Our programs uses the latest techniques in off-ice training from Europe and North America, led by certified strength and conditioning specialists.
Hockey Games are 60-75 minute on-ice scrimmages between teams of balanced calibre. They are designed to allow each player to compete and be measured against their peers; the games are game situation intensity. Teams play games in the 2nd ice time from Wednesday through Friday. Games are high paced and non-checking. We are here to help players prepare mentally and physically for the season ahead. We play non checking as per summer camp insurance and as a measure to minimize injury in the summer leading up to camp. Our approach allows our coaches to interact with the participants after each shift to further apply what has been worked on in practices.
Seminars led by our world class guest coaches cover a topics of keen interest to them, designed to help athletes mature, learn, and develop as both players in the game of hockey and life.
