Pacific Summer Showcase

Tournament Highlights

• The only camp of its kind to combine individual skills & team tactics
• Open to International players
• Daily instructional dryland training includes:
  
  • Strength & conditioning
  • Dynamic warm up
  • Proper work out techniques for in season and off-season
  • Correct stretching technique
• Team Meetings and instructional sessions
  
  • Team philosophy and goals
  • Team strategy meeting
  • Position specific video review
  • Individual player/coach meetings in which parents are invited to attend
• Camp Format:
  
  • 5 Practices
  • 5 Games
    
    • Post-game flush
    • Certified Trainer / Athletic Therapist at every game

Sample Practice Outline

Sunday:	Individual team practice
Monday:	Combined practice with one other team
Tuesday:	Individual team practice
Wednesday:	Position-specific practice – Defense/Wingers/Centre
Thursday:	Individual team practice

 

Tentative Game Schedule

Monday – Wednesday Each team will play one game against each of the teams in the opposite pool:
Monday:	1 vs. 4
Tuesday:	1 vs. 5
Wednesday:	1 vs. 6
Teams are seeded according to points (the top two teams in each pool get a bye):

Monday – Wednesday Each team will play one game against each of the teams in the opposite pool:
Thursday:	Quarter-final Games
Friday AM:	Semi-final Games
	Consolation Game
Friday PM:	Bronze Medal Game
	Gold Medal Game

 

 

Individual Skills

• Speed & Skill Transition
• Puck Protection
• Face offs
• Delays
• Gap control
• One-timers
• Passing
• Shooting

Team Tactics

• Offensive strategy
  
• Defensive strategy
  
• Power play & penalty kill strategy
  
• Team building

Requirements

• AA/AAA Caliber Players
• Ages 11-17
• Male Only
• Penticton Location

Dates and Fees

• 1996 – 1998 Midget Showcase July 28 – Aug 2 Players and Goalies $725
  
• 1999-2000 Bantam Showcase Aug 4 – 9 Players and Goalies $725
  
• 2001-2002 Pee Wee Showcase Aug 11-16 Players and Goalies $725
  
• Billeting Option $450
  
• Meal Program $75.00