GIRLS ELITE SPRING HOCKEY LEAGUE

​This seven week spring program combines skill development, college exposure and competition.   The league will limit itself to between 44-52 student-athletes who will be broken up into four teams.   Student-athletes can choose between a three-day per week option and a two-day per week option with the specifics laid out below.   The league expects all student-athletes who sign-up to be committed to daily improvement, as well as to currently possess a skill set that will lead them to the college game.   The training and its intensity will be at an elite level.  Instruction and league execution is run by Chris Baudo (Head Women's Coach at Nazareth College) and Francois Methot (Ex-professional hockey player and development specialist certified through Power Edge Pro).

DATES: April 24th through June 7th
THREE DAY OPTION​: 
​$315.00 per player ($150.00 for goaltenders)

Tuesday Evening: 
Skill development coordinated and run through Francois Methot and supported by Chris Baudo.   Limit between 20-24 on ice per session to keep repetitions and activity level high for student-athletes.

Wednesday Evening: 
Practice/skill development run by a guest college coach each week.

Thursday Evening: 
​Game competition.   Full schedule will be created.  Playoff round during week 7.  Games will be two 22-minute halves with running time.   Teams will consist of either 10-12 skaters and one goaltender.  Format will be 4 on 4 to allow for skill development through increased room on the ice and higher volume of puck touches
​TWO DAY OPTION:​
$250.00 per player

Tuesday Evening: 
Skill development coordinated and run through Francois Methot and supported by Chris Baudo.   Limit between 20-24 on ice per session to keep repetitions and activity level high for student-athletes.
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Thursday Evening: 
​Game competition.   Full schedule will be created.  Playoff round during week 7.  Games will be two 22-minute halves with running time.   Teams will consist of either 10-12 skaters and one goaltender.  Format will be 4 on 4 to allow for skill development through increased room on the ice and higher volume of puck touches.
For more information, contact Chris Baudo (click to email).