TRAILBLAZER HOCKEY
The goal of Trailblazer Hockey is to bring together a group of highly qualified instructors in a professionally structured training environment to support the development of female hockey players.
Program Features
EXPERIENCED COACHES
Our coaches come from the ranks of university, junior, high school, and minor hockey teams.
FOCUSED DEVELOPMENT
Students will experience a variety of drills designed to develop a range of fundamental skills.
Program Philosophy
Trailblazer Staff are dedicated to providing a professionally structured training environment to help your child develop. Our team of instructors are very experienced and have been selected on the basis of their hockey qualifications and of their ability to communicate with and instruct young hockey players. To ensure intensive and effective training, enrollment is limited.
Program Director
Danielle Alexander
Born and raised in Moncton, where she played all her minor hockey, Danielle enjoyed a great hockey career that took her to US prep school, where she played three seasons for the Kents Hill School Huskies. In her senior year she captained the team and led the team in points. After graduating Danielle played with the Mount Allison Mounties in the AUS. Danielle has been involved in coaching for over a decade and has a passion for developing female hockey players.
2024 Programs
$529 (includes taxes and jersey)
Ages: U9/U11/U13
On-Ice: 15 hours / Off-Ice: 16 hours
Join Trailblazer Hockey from July 8th to 12th at the Superior Propane Center for a full week of on-ice and off-ice development. On-Ice sessions will be run by head of Trailblazer Hockey Danielle Alexander along with other qualified instructors. The camp will be open to Female Players in U9, U11, and U13. Sessions will focus on stickhandling and goal scoring as well as game situations and defence/forward specific drills. There will also be an off-ice session led by a quality instructor.
$479 (BY INVITATION ONLY)
14.5 hours on-ice
The program is designed to prepare advanced players for their upcoming tryouts as well as hockey season.
Individual skill training
Specialized position training
Conditioning
