Be A Pro Goaltending School

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2008

Mark Vinsenten selected 55th overall by the Niagara Ice Dogs OHL

Branden Eden selected 56th overall by the Brampton Battalion OHL

Colin Greeley selected 75th overall by the Saginaw Spirit OHL

Daniel Clairmont selected 158th overall by the Saginaw Spirit OHL

Jeff Flagler selected 165th overall by the Owen Sound Attack OHL

Shanye Campbell selected 212th overall by the Sarnia Sting OHL

Baird Kelly selected 236th overall by the Brampton Battalion OHL

Karsten Pankhurst selected 250th overall by the Plymouth Whalers OHL

Jordan Benton selected 252nd overall by the Sarnia Sting OHL

Tanner Pearson selected 267th overall by the Barrie Colts OHL

Derek Schoenmakers selected 268th overall by the St. Micheal's Majors OHL

2007

Mike Latta selected in the first round 6th overall by the Ottawa 67's OHL

Brandon Maxwell selected in the second round 27th overall by the Erie Otters OHL

Kyle Clifford selected in the second round 37th overall by the Barrie Colts OHL

Chad Lowry selected in the second round 38th overall by the Peterbourough Petes OHL

Adam Payerl selected in the fourth round 77th overall by the Barrie Colts OHL

Colin Behenna selected in the fifth round 94th overall by the Barrie Colts OHL

Brenden Gorecki selected in the sixth round 102nd overall by the Mississuaga Ice Dogs OHL

Brandon Maxwell commits to play USNTDP (United States National Team Development Program) Under 17 for 2007-2008 season

Charles Williams makes it to final day of the Alliance Under 17 Program

Matti Schlotzhauer, Riley Carr, and Jordan Lee are invited in OHL/OHF Under 16 Program

Selected photos courtesy of OHLPhotos.com
Page last modified on July 05, 2008, at 09:38 AM

Our Students Say:

I thought I would take a moment to provide some feedback about your camp. As you are aware, my son attended two weeks ending August 4 2006. I can say without hesitation that Adam has increased his ability in all aspects of the goalie position more in two weeks than he did in all of his last season. I noticed a marked difference in his ability to move more fluidly and huge difference in his positioning. The off-ice portion gave him increased agility and conditioning he wouldn't have gained had he not attended the camp. Finally, Adam's love of the game and his confidence have both shown a dramatic increase.

Thank you for providing an excellent experience for my son and giving him the tools to enjoy the game.

P.S. I wish to commend the instructors for their dedication and ability as well. My son has attended other camps and I found the instructors to be there for the pay cheque or their own development ahead of the campers.

Paul Schambers, son Adam - Waterloo