About the Camp ….

“This camp is going to be a long and tough week, but an amazing experience for your daughters. Last year’s camp was a complete sell-out and a huge success.
Each player will walk away with new information and skills they can use to get to the next level in their game.

3 hours on ice daily also includes:

• power skating specific to forwards & defensemen
• skill development specific to position, quick release shooting, shooting mechanics, reading & reacting in game scenarios, one on ones, two on ones
• hockey specific strategies
• flow/small area games
• dryland
• team bonding
• chalk talk classroom sessions, lecture, question & answer period
• yoga/dynamic stretching
• off ice stickhandling session 360 degrees”

About Goalie World…

“We are extremely excited to offer a camp that will focus on specific individual development for goaltenders. Each goaltender will have the opportunity to interact with either Elaine Chuli or Erica Howe and develop a plan to help your daughter get to the next level. Mary and I require a strong work ethic from all players, and will also put the same demands on the goaltenders that will be at the camp.”

Week # 1 Schedule …

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Week # 2 Schedule …

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Goalie World COACH NCAA Elaine Chuli
Camp #1 Campus Ice Centre

Elaine Chuli has a vast amount of goalie experience. Just to highlight a few of her Hockey Canada/NCAA accomplishments – Elaine was with team Ontario Red in 2011 where she won a National Championship. She then moved on to Team Canada U18 where she won a Gold medal at the World Championships in Czech Republic 2012, as well as winning gold at the Nations Cup in Germany in 2016. She was a selection camp invitee for the senior team in 2015. Her NCAA accomplishments have been truly amazing as a goaltender. Elaine was 2015-2016 CCM All-American Second Team All-Star 2015-2016 Hockey East First-Team All-Star, 2015-2016 Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week x4, Top 3 Nominee for Hockey East Player of the Year 2015-2016 season, Hockey East all-time saves leader, Hockey East 2015 Championship All-Tournament team (March 2015-Junior year), 2015-2016 Army ROTC 3 Star leader, the UConn Club Outstanding Senior Scholar-Athlete Award, Top 3 nominee for UConn Female Athlete of the Year, UConn Huskies Women’s Hockey Team MVP (x3-soph, junior, senior years), 2015-2016 UConn Huskies Women’s Hockey Pat Babcock award winner, 2015-2016 New England All-Star team, Hockey East Player of the week (2014-Sohpmore year), Hockey East Defensive Player of the week (x3 sophomore, x6 junior), Hockey East Goalie of the Month (January 2014, February 2015), Hockey East All-Star team Honorable Mention (Sophomore and Junior seasons). Elaine connects with goalies of all ages and levels and feels she can help the goalies achieve their full potential.

Goalie World COACH NCAA Erica Howe
Camp #2 South Courtice

Erica is currently in her 3rd year with the Senior Women’s National team. She was a member of the 2016 Women’s World Championship team that won silver in Kamloops BC. She was also a member of the 4 Nations Cup team in 2014 and 2015 where she won gold and silver respectively. In 2010 Erica was a member of the first ever under-18 Team Canada to win gold at the Women’s U-18 World Championship. Overall she has been part of the Hockey Canada program for 7 years. She is currently playing for the Brampton Thunder of the Canadian Women’s Hockey League where she was nominated for the 2015-2016 CWHL goaltender of the year. Erica played NCAA Division l for Clarkson University from 2010 to 2014 in Potsdam, New York. With Clarkson she won the NCAA National Championship in 2014 where she was named goaltender of the NCAA tournament. Other University career highlights include: 2x ECAC goaltender of the year, 2x Clarkson team MVP and Clarkson female athlete of the year. Erica has been coaching goalies in the GTA for 3 years now. She has worked with a variety of goalies with skill levels and ages ranging from Novice house league to Intermediate AA. She reflects on her own playing experience to help other goalies take their game to the next level.