2010 National Collegiate Development Camp

JULY 14 - 18, 2010

2009 Major Scoring Leaders & Goaltender Stats

2009 Minor Scoring Leaders & Goaltender Stats

Quotes from past players: "The skating, food, lodging and coaches available were fantastic. This is also the only camp where the teams weren't overloaded and the kids could establish themselves with consistent playing time and high powered skating drills." "The exposure was fantastic and the camp was so well run, thanks again!" "Just wanted to thank you for putting together a great program. My son really enjoyed it and will definitely be back next year. The camper/coach ratio was great and the coaches were very approachable."

Maximum exposure to D-I & D-III college coaches! Coaches will better understand your abilities, character and work ethic when they are on the ice and behind the bench with you.

2010 COMMITTED STAFF FROM: ( updated weekly)
Northeastern	Holy Cross
Hamilton	Weslyan
Princeton	Hobart
Manhattanville	Dartmouth
Union	Lawrence
Sacred Heart	Hobart
U Mass-Amherst	Clarkson
Merrimack	Sacred Heart
Yale	RPI
Morrisville State

Collegiate Development Camp Cost of camp includes all accommodations, meals and snacks.
COST: $895
Please note - when registering online you are required to pay in full. If you would like to pay in two installments please download and fax or mail us the registration form with payment. No refunds on enrollments after June 1. Before June 1, a $50 administration fee will be charged.

At The National Collegiate Development Camp, you will:
• Understand the athlete-college application process.
• Train with college coaches and understand what they expect during practices and games.
• Work with 12–16 different college coaches.
• Understand the physical fitness requirements to play college hockey.
• See how you stack up physically to college players.

Daily seminars by college coaches covering topics such as:
• the college application process.
• what you can do to improve your chances of achieving your goals.
• finding the competitive edge-mental and physical toughness.
• what college coaches look for in players.
• NCAA Clearinghouse.

Daily Fitness seminars by college level trainers:
• Seasonal training programs and how to best achieve your goals.
• How to maximize your weight/strength training program-fitness & nutrition
• Hockey-specific exercises.

Specialized goaltender instruction each practice by collegiate goal coaches

Previous Campers have played, are playing at or have committed to these schools:
D-I	D-III
Princeton	Middlebury
University of New Hampshire	Amherst
Holy Cross	Hamilton
Cornell	Lawrence
Northeastern	Connecticut College
Colgate	Trinity
U Mass Amherst	University of Southern Maine
Brown	Wesleyan
Yale	Williams
Boston University	Lebanon Valley
Bentley	Colby
Dartmouth	St. Anselm
Union	Asssumption
	Western New England
	Babson
	Hobart

Major Division limited to 136 players.
8 teams – 15 skaters, 2 goalies each
For Birth Years 1992 to 1989

Minor Division limited to 68 players

4 teams - 15 skaters, 2 goalies

Camp begins Wednesday afternoon, July 14

Check-in is 12-2pm on Wednesday , July 14th at Princeton Sports Center.

Camp ends Sunday, July 18 around 1 pm. Please book return flights for 4pm and later on Sunday, July 18.

*Campers may fly in or arrive Tuesday afternoon or evening and stay overnight in their rooms for an additional fee of $60. Wednesday breakfast is included.

Airport pickup and delivery is available for a fee. Please book flights into Newark International Airport.  Arrangement for pickup and drop off can be requested on the camper information forms e-mailed upon registration.

Development Camp Typical Daily Schedule
8:00am	Breakfast
9:00-10:00am	Fitness training/testing *
10:30-11:45am	On-ice practice
12:00pm	Lunch
12:30pm	Video review
1:30-3:00pm	Down time at hotel
3:45-5:00pm	On-ice practice or game
5:30pm	Dinner
6:00pm	Coaches' seminar
7:00-8:00pm	Game
8:15-8:45pm	Late day recovery (fitness)
9:30pm	Snack
10:30pm	Lights out

Goaltenders attend goalie-specific on-ice training instead of morning fitness training.

MEALS
We understand the caloric and dietary needs of hockey players in training and will supply full nutritious meals and snacks several times each day. Water and Powerade are supplied at all on-ice/off-ice training sessions.

HOUSING
All campers are housed in groups of 4 in 2 bedroom/2 bath suites.Transportation between the hotel and the rink will be provided. Room-mate requests can be made on the camper information form e-mailed upon registration.

For more information contact Janice Benson 732.940.6800
janice.benson2@verizon.net

Download a Printable Registration Form

Forms

• 2009 Development Camp Basic Information
• 2009 Collegiate Camp - Camper Information Form
• 2009 Development Camp Waiver & Consent to Treat
• 2009 Development Camp Travel Info Form
  

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