2017
New England District Player Development Camp
Select 16’s: Monday June 20th – Thursday June 23rd, 2016
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Select 15’s: Thursday June 23rd – Sunday June 26th, 2016
Select 15 National Camp Selections
Select 14’s: Monday July 11th – Thursday July 14th, 2016 - CLICK TO REGISTER
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Select 13’s: Thursday July 14th – Sunday July 17th, 2016 - CLICK TO REGISTER
PLEASE NOTE
WHEN POSSIBLE, USE YOUR SON'S 2015-16 USA HOCKEY CONFIRMATION NUMBER FOR REGISTRATION. THE 4th CHARACTER SHOULD BE A "6".
If you need to register your son using his 2016-17 Confirmation number, it may show him as "ineligible". Email the 2016-17 confirmation number to
and we'll update the registration.
Keene State College ~ Keene Ice
How to Register for the Camp
Registration: All participants who have been invited to the camp must register for the camp using our online registration system at www.NEDUSAH.org. Select the Development Camps registration for your son’s age above. You will need your son’s current USA hockey registration number.
A deposit of $400 is collected by credit card at the time of the online registration process.
Consent to treat forms will be emailed to you and be completed by all applicants and turned in at camp check-in along with proof of insurance.
Registration is only open to players invited to the camp; missing or late information may cost you a spot at the camp. Registration complete with deposit of at least $400 is due by May 20. 2016.
Note: The remaining balance of $200 will due on June 1, 2016*
* Refunds will only be granted for medical reasons accompanied by a note from a licensed physician. No refund will be issued if cancellation is made within one week of the start of camp.
Details of the Camp: The cost of the camp is $600. A credit card deposit of $400 is due during the completion of the online registration process. The remaining balance of $200 will be due on June 1, 2016. You will receive a reminder email of the balance due within 7 days of the due date.
Camp Director: Reid Cashman, the Associate Head Men’s Ice Hockey Coach at Quinnipiac University is the Boys’ Camp Director for the New England District. Coach Cashman has helped lead Quinnipiac to four straight NCAA tournament appearances and two Frozen Fours. As a player, Coach Cashman was a two-time All-American and Hobey Baker Finalist at Quinnipiac. Following Quinnipiac, he signed an NHL contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs and had a professional career that took him across North America. His last year of professional hockey was played in Linz Austria. Coach Cashman has assembled a staff of professional, college, junior and prep school coaches from throughout New England.
Check-in: Check-in for the camp will be at your son’s assigned dormitory on the 1st day of the camp. After checking in, players and parents may proceed to the rink where the players may move in to their locker room and the Camp Director will address the group (parents are welcome to attend the opening meeting). At the meeting, the camp director will discuss the schedule, accommodations, behavioral expectations and he will take questions from players and parents. Registered participants will receive an email with specific times and addresses for check-in, etc.
Schedule: Players will be on the ice at least twice per day for a combination of practices and games. There will be off-ice training sessions and educational lectures each day. The tight schedule of the camp allows for very little down time. Campers may not leave campus or the rink without a member of the camp staff.
Pre-Camp Conditioning/Training Staff: Players should be in good physical condition prior to arriving at camp. The camp includes both on and off-ice activities. All players should prepare for rigorous training. Certified athletic trainers will be available throughout the day to handle medical/training concerns. Please notify the camp administrator of any food allergies, medical conditions or dietary concerns.
Clothing: Due to the frequent on-ice sessions, players should bring several pairs of socks, under equipment, clothing and towels. Players will also need athletic shoes and clothing for off-ice activities.
Equipment: Player equipment must be USA Hockey certified. All players are required to wear an HECC approved facemask, ear pieces, and mouth guards for all on-ice activities. Player equipment should be in good condition and marked with the player’s initials. Skate sharpening is available during the camp for a nominal fee.
Residence Halls/Supervision/Meals: Typically, two players are assigned to one room. Rooming arrangements are based on team assignments and are not to be changed except through the approval of the Camp Director. Players will receive a room key at check-in (loss of a room key will result in an additional charge to the player from the university). Rooms should remain locked when unoccupied. Towels, pillows and linens are not provided. Night counselors will be on duty in the dormitory each evening while day counselors will lead players to all on and off-ice activities. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served daily.
Money: It is not necessary for players to bring large sums of money to the camp. Some money for vending machines, pizza and skate sharpening may be useful. USA Hockey/New England District merchandise will be available for purchase at some point during the camp and through our on-line store.
Behavior: Players should remember that they are being evaluated and are expected to act appropriately at all times including in the dormitory and dining hall. Discipline will be handled by the Camp Director. Serious player misconduct could result in that player being sent home from the camp. Attending a New England District Player Development Camp is a privilege; players should view the camp as such. Cell phones must be turned off in all locker rooms, shower rooms and rest rooms.
Contact Information:
If you have any questions about registration, or about the camp itself, please feel free to contact:
Camp Administrator/Registrar: Bobby Rodrigue
E-mail:
