Level | Date | Time | Location |
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2015 Fusion Boys | Sunday, August 27th | 3:30-4:30 PM | xHockey Rink |
2014 Fusion Boys | Sunday, August 27th | 11:40-12:40 PM | Lakeville Ames Rink 1 |
2013 Fusion Boys | Sunday, August 27th | 12:50-1:50 PM | Lakeville Ames Rink 1 |
2012 Fusion Boys | Sunday, August 27th | 12:50-1:50 PM | Lakeville Ames Rink 1 |
2011 Fusion Boys | Sunday, August 27th | 5:00-6:00 PM | xHockey Rink |
U10 Fusion Girls | Sunday, August 27th | 1:40-2:40 PM | Lakeville Ames Rink 2 |
U12 Fusion Girls | Sunday, August 27th | 1:40-2:40 PM | Lakeville Ames Rink 2 |
U14 Fusion Girls | TBA | TBA | TBA |
Director of Fusion AAA Hockey
Phone: 952-469-2218
Cost: $1,299
30 hours of development training
3 Tournaments
On-Ice Development Practices
xHPTF led Dryland Training Sessions
Spring season: April- Mid May, 2024
Fall season: Mid July- August, 2024
Jersey and Socks Included in cost- NO HIDDEN FEES
The Fusion AAA program offers a professionally developed training program with an appropriate amount of scrimmages and games for the off-season. Emphasis is placed on player development and team building. The Fusion program offers the following for players at most levels:
Our focus is on complete player development! Our Fusion program is all about individual player development in a team environment. It is called the off-season for a reason. Our goal is to make sure every athlete leaves the off-season a significantly better hockey player. Practices will cover various areas of the game in order to see the necessary improvements going into the following years association tryouts.
Practices are designed to cover all areas of the game:
Games are an important part of development. Our coaches utilize the games to:
We believe effort and attitude come first. They are going to make mistakes, have bad shifts, etc, but if the effort and focus is there, that’s all our coaching staff can ask. We focus on the intangibles and doing the little things as a player. Team comes first. We want young hockey players to understand the importance of playing as a team, supporting each other on and off the ice, and staying discipline. They will learn how to play at a championship level, which means - winning 1v1 battles, back-checking, pressuring the puck, puck movement, and being positive on the bench regardless of the score or what happens throughout the game.