College Hockey

Highlight's of Coach Kim's journey as a player, parent and coach.

The truth is that you can do all the hard work on the ice and do all the “little” things off the ice to get yourself ready for those rare opportunities when the college coaches and scouts watch you play. But it’s not enough.

I interviewed 8 of my former players about their college hockey process and in this article, I'm sharing the answers to this question: What’s the #1 piece of advice you’d give players going through the recruiting process?

If you want to stand out in the eyes of scouts, you have the excel at playing YOUR game within your team's game. Watch this video to learn how to showcase the best version of you.

If you want to play at the next level, you have to pay attention to the little details that make a huge difference and avoid these five BIG deal-breakers.

Here’s a little advice for players looking to make the jump from A to AA, house-league to rep, midget to junior, or minor hockey to college hockey next season.

College coaches are looking for a TRIPLE threat - players with great athletics, academics and attitudes. This article focuses on exactly what they are looking for when it comes to ATHLETICS.

The truth is what you did to have success at your current level, and to get noticed by coaches and scouts, may not bring you as much success as you think it might at the next level.

While you probably won’t receive the scholarship of your dreams during the summer, you should definitely be doing the work to make sure you are ready to take advantage of a great opportunity when it comes along.