Every young hockey player91裸聊视频檚 dream is to make the NHL, and there are few better ways to prepare for that dream than to train under current and former NHL pros.
That91裸聊视频檚 the opportunity that Okanagan Hockey Camps gave to many young players over four weeks in Kelowna, as former NHLers Josh Gorges and Brett McLean joined current Colorado Avalanche forward Tyson Jost on the ice.
Gorges is a Kelowna-born former defenceman who spent 13 years with the San Jose Sharks, Montreal Canadiens and Buffalo Sabres.
McLean is currently an assistant coach for the Minnesota Wild and a specialist in speed and skill.
Jost, who played Junior A with the Penticton Vees, is coming off a 17-point season with the Avalanche.
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Okanagan Hockey Camps operations manager Mack O91裸聊视频橰ourke said each player ran a camp focusing on their specialty: Gorges on defence; McLean on speed and skill; and Jost on shooting.
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O91裸聊视频橰ouke added that getting the chance to play and train with NHL players gives the kids a lot of confidence and helps to better prepare them for tryouts at any level.
As a part of the camps, each player got a custom, high-end jersey based on the team their pro represented and a swag bag with assorted hockey accessories and signed pucks.
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