2027 Advanced Group
Your team isn’t skating
You’re home for ten weeks, you’re in the gym, and the only ice you’re getting is stick-and-puck with whoever shows up.
What it is
This is not a skills session. There are no stations, no teaching progressions, and no video room. You show up, you get a practice plan, and you skate.
Full-ice work, neutral-zone regroups, breakouts under pressure, and competitive small-area games. The pace comes from the group — this is a full practice roster, not a small-group lesson. A real regroup needs bodies. So does 3-on-3 in the ends.
Built Around Your Summer
Rotating plan · come when you can · noon slot on purpose
Junior, college, and pro players have jobs, showcases, and weeks away. The plan rotates week to week rather than building on itself, so missing a session doesn’t put you behind. Come when you can.
The noon slot is deliberate. It’s built for players who set their own schedule, not for a family working around school.
Who Skates
All positions · built on pace, not age · inquire to be considered
All positions welcome. A full roster means full-ice work actually runs, and it means you’re competing against players who came for the same reason you did.
The group is built on pace, not age. If you can skate at this level, send an inquiry — we’ll let you know if the group fits.
The Coaches
Lincoln Nguyen · Matt Koethe · Bauer Neudecker · guest coaches by level
A coach runs the plan, and the guys on the ice with you are playing pro hockey right now.
Guest coaches from NCAA Division I, NCAA Division III, USHL, and Tier II programs join through the summer, bringing what they actually look for at their level.
What You Get Out of It
Game-speed reps · full-ice competition · a coached practice, not pick-up
- Game-speed reps you can’t get from open ice or a skills session
- Full-ice and small-area competition against junior, college, and pro players
- Two sessions a week, all summer, on a consistent sheet
- A practice plan run by a coach, not a pick-up group
Get on the roster
$1,115 for the full summer. Send an inquiry — we comb through the inquiry list and send out invitations from there.