Participating in the Gee-Gees Women’s Hockey Camp during the offseason can greatly benefit your child’s development as a player. Children refine their skills, gain confidence and build friendships. When they return to their teams for the 2025–2026 season, they’re better equipped to contribute and make an impact.

Grouping players with similar skill sets, the camp allows for optimal player development. Coaches and trainers tailor activities and drills to the needs of each group, challenging every player to improve.

Not only will your child have the chance to build their hockey skills, but they’ll also have fun and make lasting friendships with other players who share their passion for the sport.

The camps also include off-ice exercises that translate into better on-ice performance, and fun, non-hockey activities such as other sports that increase overall athleticism.

Each day, players will be on the ice for two one-hour sessions. Key on-ice development areas are:

• Skating mechanics
• Edges, footwork and agility
• Stickhandling
• Passing
• Shooting
• Small area games

Small area games let players practice newly-acquired skills in a game-like setting, transferring their skills from training sessions to real game situations. This helps them learn when and where to make quick passes and create attacking opportunities.

Small area games require quick decision-making and problem-solving skills. Players must constantly assess the situation and make split-second choices on navigating the limited space. This challenges their cognitive abilities and helps them develop a better understanding of the game. Small area games also let players learn to quickly transition from offence to defence and vice versa, adapting to changing situations.

Girls ages 6-8 are welcome to register for the boy's FUNdamentals programs.

Youth Specialized Skills: 11 to 14 years of age

Specialized Skills : 8 to 11 years of age