TJHP proudly presents 3 unique junior hockey podcast shows with 3 different styles and discussions. Whether you’re a soon to be junior hockey player, currently playing Juniors, a parent of a hockey player, a staff member of a junior hockey organization, or just a hockey enthusiast – we are confident there is a podcast for you, enjoy!
The Junior Hockey Podcast – is a round table atmosphere that includes a general discussion on current events occurring across the Junior Hockey Landscape. A great conversation held while also inviting top executives and coaches on for interviews filled with knowledge and insight.
The Whistleblower Hockey Podcast – Hosted by, Jeff Nygaard covers the business of college-bound hockey with guests and features. Everything that happens “outside the glass” is in Jeff’s wheelhouse.
The StallTalk Hockey Podcast – is player-centric, sharing memories and stories from past and present Junior Hockey players. A colorful show that consists of the standard conversations that happen in the locker room with the boys.
Trimble’s Drill of the Week Off Ice Shooting Drills with Rebounders or Passers Finishing around the Net Drills with a rebounder to help with your shot Not converting on chances around the net? Dont just practice more distance and static shooting. Incorporate these drills and similar drills in order to improve chances when you are […]
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There’s a question that every coach, parent, and organization eventually has to confront: Why don’t players develop? It’s easy to point fingers. Blame the coach. Blame the team. Blame ice time. Blame politics. But the truth is more uncomfortable—and far more important if we actually want to fix it. Development isn’t failing because of one
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WHAT IS “BILLETING”? “Billeting” is a hockey tradition and is especially important at the junior level of hockey. This concept involves local host families providing a home to out-of-state or out-of-country players for the hockey season. The billet program also allows these young men to complete their high school educations, take college preparatory classes, obtain
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Swap Drill Variations Variation 1- Drill starts with 2 lines on each side. On whistle pucks get passed back and forth as players move to the blueline. At the blueline the pucks ends up with the player on the outside. In this variation, the inside player breaks off and heads to the far end of
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The 2025–26 season cemented Denver as the modern powerhouse in college hockey, finishing with their record 11th NCAA title and third championship in five years. Here’s how their championship run unfolded: 🔥 The Big Picture 🧊 Path to the Title 🥶 Regional Round (Dominant Start) ⚔️ Frozen Four Semifinal: Double-OT Classic Denver 4 – Michigan
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✅ What a Healthy Youth Sports Organization Should Focus On 1. Long-Term Player Development (NOT short-term wins) 👉 You should hear things like: “We’re building habits for when they’re 16–18” 2. Love of the Game 👉 If kids are burning out at 10–12 years old, something is wrong. 3. Quality Coaching & Teaching 👉 Good
Train your hands the right way—fast, controlled, and game-real. In this video, I’m showing you a 3 puck stickhandling routine that you can do anywhere in just 5 minutes. This is one of the fastest ways to improve puck control, hand speed, and coordination without stepping on the ice. Most players train with one puck…
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In today’s fast-moving sports landscape, the gap between talent and opportunity is often wider than it should be. Athletes are working harder than ever, yet many still struggle to get seen, evaluated, and properly understood by coaches, scouts, and decision-makers. That’s exactly where Scout Evo enters the game. A New Era of Scouting and Development
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Eastern Conference: Clear contenders, tight wild card race In the East, teams like the Boston Bruins, Florida Panthers, and Carolina Hurricanes have firmly positioned themselves near the top of the standings. These clubs have been consistent all season and are widely expected to secure home-ice advantage in the first round. The biggest battle is happening
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Cross Ice Gretzky Game At the younger levels passing and playing with your head up is always an issue. Put in constraints, such as this game, to improve awareness, passing and give-n- go scenarios. 3 v3 with Player 1 behind the opponents net. That area behind the net is a Safe Zone (no one else
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