Good afternoon ,
Here's our newsletter for the week. As always, we try to offer you the most value possible while keeping things short & sweet. Feel free to skip ahead to whatever section you like.
News
- Congrats to client William Filteau for getting drafted in the QMJHL by the Shawinigan Cataractes! This is a huge accomplishment, and you should be extremely proud!
- 🎥New YouTube Video: How to Make the Jump from a Lower Tier Jr. Hockey Program to a Higher One
Promotions
- ePrep, an online SAT/ACT study platform, is partnered with us. Use discount code 'AHA' at checkout to get 15% off.
- Hockey Video Training, a company that specializes on in-depth one on one video coaching, is partnered with us. Contact us to get more info on them and for discount codes!
- Twist Hockey, a company offering high-quality & affordable sticks, is also partnered with us. Use discount code 'AHA' at checkout to get 15% off.
Question of the Week
Q: Should I play Jr. B or Midget AAA?
A: This decision depends on many factors in your specific situation. That being said, we typically recommend that players choose the midget AAA route over the Jr. B route for multiple reasons, most notably for development & exposure. First, chances are that you'll get more practice time at the Midget AAA level, since many Jr. B programs only practice 1-2 times per week, whereas Midget AAA programs typically practice 2-4 times per week. Second, you'll most likely get more ice time at the Midget AAA level since you'll be playing with players around your age, and not competing against older players like at the Jr. B level. Third, good Midget AAA programs typically get more Jr. A & NCAA exposure than Jr. B programs. All that said, Jr. B does make sense for some players, especially if they value playing against older players to help them better prepare for the Jr. A level. But overall, Midget AAA will be the better option of the two for most players.
Wrapping Up
We hope you got some value out of this newsletter! We send out a newsletter like this every Tuesday at 2pm EST so you know when to expect it. In the meantime, if you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, or if you just want to talk to us about something, definitely reach out to us at: [email protected]
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Braeden
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