Hockey Podcasts

Trimble’s Drill of the Week Sutter Breakouts Lines within your pairs and groups positioned up near the blueline with coach and pucks.  Goalies in each net. By Andrew Trimble Andrew is the GM/ Co- Owner of the New England Wolves- www.ne-wolveshockey.com To Purchase Andrew’s book, The Hockey Planner, follow this link- The Hockey Planner: A […]

NH Pauses Indoor Hockey, Skating Amid COVID Outbreaks, Sununu Says – NBC Boston Being a rink owner, operator, or hockey organization administrator 6 years ago this upcoming week was most likely one of the most stressful, consuming and difficult periods of your career. The COVID-19 lockdown in the USA officially began in mid-March 2020, with most states initiating stay-at home orders between March 15 and March 30, 2020. California was among the first states to implement a stay-at-home order on March 19, 2020.  snuggymom.com Following the initial few months of lockdowns, masking and

Here are clear indicators a program may be prioritizing revenue over development: 🚩 1. Constant “Add-On” Fees After You’ve Already Committed Warning signs: 👉 Ethical programs outline total expected costs before tryouts. 🚩 2. Excessive Team Expansion Programs sometimes: Ask yourself: 🚩 3. Tournament & Travel Overload Financial playbook warning: For most youth levels, development

Cross Ice Passing Warmup 4 lines in the neutral zone. Start with one puck. Passing to Side- then cross ice (middle)- then to the other side and repeat. Simple lines that require flats passes, good targets, communication, and soft hands. Where the drill gets fun and interesting is the introduction of multiple pucks. Watch video

Here’s a complete recap of the Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey tournaments from the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina (Feb 5–22, 2026): Latest 2026 Winter Olympics Hockey Highlights & Results Mile High Hockey Honoring Johnny Gaudreau with Olympic Gold: Hughes nets OT winner, Hellebuyck stars over Canada Today NBC Olympics Team USA vs. Canada live

If you’re involved in youth or junior hockey, a league rarely collapses overnight. There are usually warning signs long before things fall apart. Here are the most common red flags that a league may be on its last legs: 1. Shrinking Team Count Year Over Year Healthy leagues grow or at least stabilize. Persistent contraction

Trimble’s Drill of the Week- Swedish 4 v 2 PP Game Sweden 4 v 2 PP/PK Game Focus of the game is getting possession of the puck, keeping it and scoring with the man advantage.  2 v 2 turns into a 4 v 2 when the team earns possession of the puck.  Players involved with

Its silly season. Tryouts are coming up and people are evaluating programs to see what is the best program for your child. I see posts like this on message boards frequently… Using the number of games as a selling point for recruiting raises a question… would more games be a better recruiting point? or should

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that follows a seasonal pattern — most commonly appearing in late fall and winter when daylight hours decrease. For hockey players, especially in northern climates, SAD can be particularly relevant because the sport’s peak season overlaps almost perfectly with reduced sunlight. What Is Seasonal Affective Disorder?

Trimble’s Drill of the Week- 2 v1 In Zone Lo/ HI Can be run out of both ends to maximize reps and space. D’s at the point, Forwards split in each corner. On the whistle Forward in one corner leaves without a puck around the circle and catches a pass for a quick shot on