Winning bidder will receive one week of Ice Hockey Clinic from Boston University's Men's Ice Hockey.  The clinic will take place from July 18-21, 2016, from 9 am - 3 pm daily.

This clinic is open for players born from 2003 - 2007.

About Boston University Men's Ice Hockey Clinic:

With over 40 years of combined Division 1 coaching experience, the Boston University Hockey Clinic is an experience that a young hockey player will never forget. Campers will be introduced to skills, concepts and areas of offensive awareness that the very best players have ingrained in their game. The BU Hockey Clinic is designed to put the player in as many possible drills and situations that enhance puck skills, puck support and puck movement concepts. In addition, players will have to incorporate their new or enhanced skills into an array of small-area games that require offensive awareness and competitiveness at game speed. By limiting the number of skaters, players will compete with the proper work-to-rest ratio, while having the optimal number of repetitions to experiment and refine their new skill.

The Boston University tradition includes:
5 National Championships,
28 Beanpot Championships
6 Hockey East Championships
Nearly 60 NHL Alumni and 27 Olympians.
vWhile taking part in one of college hockey’s most accomplished and storied traditions, in one of the very best training facilities in North America, your child will never have a better opportunity to improve his/her game.

When: July 18 – 21, 2016
Time: 9 am – 5 pm
Where: Walter Brown Arena, Boston University
Tuition: $525 (lunch included)
Clinic Highlights July 18 - 21
2.5 Hours of on–ice development each day.
Video modeling, with emphasis on individual skill, puck support, puck movement, offensive attack concepts. (All video held in BU Video Theatre in Agganis Arena)
Access to BU Hockey strength and conditioning facility. (Under direct supervision of coaching staff and limited to introductory plyometrics, stretching and recovery activities)

About Assistant Head Coach Steve Greeley:

Former Boston University men's ice hockey player Steve Greeley returns to the PROGRAM to serve as the associate head coach on first-year head coach David Quinn's staff. Greeley has spent the last seven years as a scout for the Los Angeles Kings organization.

"Steve is a bright and well-respected scout in the hockey world and he'll be a fantastic college hockey coach," said Quinn. "He'll help us out in a lot of ways, as he is a fantastic evaluator of talent and a hard-working, enthusiastic person who will be able to connect with our players on many levels. I couldn't be more pleased to have him back here at BU."

Greeley, a Scituate, Mass., native, started his career with Los Angeles in 2006 as an NCAA scout before being elevated to a pro scout in 2009. Over the last four seasons he focused on evaluating NHL and AHL players for all trades and free agent acquisitions. His work was INSTRUMENTAL in helping the Kings claim their first-ever Stanley Cup title in 2012. From 2009-12, Greeley also served as a regional scout for the U.S. National Team Development.

For more information, go to www.goterriers.com/camps