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Edmonton 2006 EDMONTON 2006 Summer Conditioning and Preparation Camps Perry Pearn has earned much praise and respect at all levels of the hockey world for his teaching skills and ability, hockey technical expertise and tremendous insight and knowledge about team building. Perry personally brings to the 3 vs. 3 Program his wealth of knowledge, enthusiasm for coaching and commitment to the improvement of individual players. His world-class coaching skills develop a continually improving set of practice plans reflecting the latest technical innovations in the game. Each of our on-ice coaches follows Perry’s program while contributing their own unique individual coaching expertise and insight to their camps. His career includes: six National Championships while at NAIT, 3 World Junior Gold medals, successful stints as head coach of the Medicine Hat Tigers of the WHL and Ambri-Piotta of the Swiss Elite League, and eleven seasons as an assistant coach in the National Hockey League (1 year with the Jets, 8 years with the Senators and 2 years with the NY Rangers). The attention to detail, pride in achievement, and the competitive spirit that Perry has brought to each of his coaching assignments are the foundation of Perry Pearn’s 3 vs. 3 Camps. Presently Perry is an assistant coach with the New York Rangers. The Program This program is designed for hockey players to aid in preparation for competitive fall camps. The sessions will feature a professional warm-up and cool-down with some high tempo skill enhancement drills leading into the '3 vs. 3' competition. The key element to the program is the '3 vs. 3' half ice games focusing on speed and skill. The end results will emphasize reading and reacting skills, high- speed individual skill development, improved offensive and defensive awareness as well as excellent game conditioning. The coaching provided will be positive and constructively corrective while creating a motivated environment for learning and developing. The game format will feature 4 teams of 8 skaters - each playing nine to fifteen minute games in a round robin competition each evening. Four goaltenders will be required rotating in by periods at each end (two goaltenders at each end). We provide qualified goalie instruction and coaching at each session. What makes this camp distinctive? Team standings and individual goal and assist stats are recorded and posted. We feel our program helps get players ready for their fall camps. Camps: Register for the level you hope to play in next winter. Place: K of C Twin Arenas, 13160 – 138 Avenue Dates: July 31, August 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16 We hope this camp will put the fun into improving your games and working out to get you to the next level of your hockey career! For further information Phone . Zane Jakubec 780 458-5749 evenings Fax . 780 459-8656 Mail . Perry Pearn’s 3 vs. 3 Hockey Camps Inc. 16th 4 Orleans Court great year! St. Albert, Alberta T8N 6V9 Website . www.perrypearns.com EDMONTON 2006 Cheques Payable to: Perry Pearn’s 3 vs. 3 Hockey Camps Inc. Total cost $390 To register, we require these 3 items: - $150 deposit - completed application form, and - post-dated cheque in the amount of $240 dated July 14, 2006 This will hold a spot for you in our camp. • Phone or fax registrations accepted. Payment and complete registration form must be received in 7 days to guarantee position, after phone call or fax. • This camp was completely sold out last year. To avoid disappointment – don’t delay. • 12 x 1 ½ hour sessions = 18 hours. $390 (includes GST) • Register for the level you hope to play in next winter. • Exceptions: Skill level, not age, will determine final group placement. Perry Pearn and staff will determine final group placement. Atom 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. Dan Bouwmeester coaches this group. Excellent '96, '97 coach. Pee Wee X 2:15 - 3:45 p.m. PeeWee & Pee Wee X groups are the same level. '94, '95 Choose your time to suite your convenience. Pee Wee 3:15 - 4:45 p.m. PeeWee & Pee Wee X groups are the same level. '94, '95 Choose your time to suite your convenience. Major Jr./College 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. Must be with WHL, College or Pro player to be Pro Prep eligible for this group. Bantam '93 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. First year Bantam players Bantam '92 5:45 - 7:15 p.m. Second year Bantam players Midget '91 6:45 - 8:15 p.m. First year Midget players born in '91 Midget '89, '90 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Players trying to make Midget AAA Junior 8:30 - 10:00 p.m. Players trying to make Junior A. Players from Midget AAA last winter. College Prep 9:15 - 10:45 p.m. Players who have played AJHL, SJHL, BCHL leagues seeking College scholarships A UGUST S M T W T F S 4 5 31 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 17 18 19 13 14 15 16 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 We run 3 vs. 3 Camps in Edmonton, Calgary, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and Regina. Our Pro Camp runs in Edmonton August 21 - September 2. REGISTRATION FORM EDMONTON 2006 Edmonton Camp - $390 (includes GST) Cheques payable to: Perry Pearn’s 3 vs 3 Hockey Camps Inc. Return registration form to: Perry Pearn’s 3 vs 3 Hockey Camps Inc. 4 Orleans Court, St. Albert, Alberta T8N 6V9 Phone 780 458-5749 evenings .... Fax 780 459-8656 .... Website .... www. perrypearns.com NAME: __________________________________________________ ________ PHONE: ( ) __________________ ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________________________________ CITY: __________________________________________________________ POSTAL CODE: _______________ POSITION: ______________________ BIRTHDAY: MONTH __________ DAY _________ YEAR __________ PLAYED FOR 2005-2006 _________________________________ SESSION APPLYING FOR ____________________ ANTICIPATED TEAM 06-07 ____________________________________________________________________________ Note: Camp administrators will make every effort to group participants according to skill level. Our decision with regards to groupings is final! Parents: the undersigned agrees that Perry Pearn’s 3 vs. 3, its instructors and administrators will not be held responsible for any accident or loss, and agree to release Perry Pearn’s 3 vs. 3 and its instructors and administrators from all claims or damages which may arise as a result of, or by reason of such accident or loss. The administration reserves the right to remove from camp any participant if, in the opinion of the instructors or administrators, the player is not acting in an acceptable manner. Perry Pearn’s 3 vs. 3 also reserves the right to cancel any session, with full refund, for any reason. _____________________________________________________ ________________________ SIGNATURE OF PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN DATE MEDICAL INFORMATION ON REGISTRANT: EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER : _____________________________ _______________________________________________________________ A.H.C. # ___________________________ MEDICAL NEEDS, ALLERGIES, CONCERNS: ___________________________________________________________ DOCTOR’S NAME: ___________________________________ DOCTOR’S PHONE: ________________________ We require $150 with application, complete with postdated cheque for $240 dated July 14, 2006. GST included. (GST #89304 5146 RT 0001) Refund/Cancellation Policy: Cancellations prior to July 1, 2006 will be refunded fully except for administrative charge. After this date, monies will only be refunded if we are able to fill the spot. All cancellations will be subject to a $25 administrative charge. JUNIOR PLAYERS WHO HAVE PREVIOUSLY PARTICIPATED Brandon Lethbridge Prince Albert Spokane Quebec Junior Matt Hallick Mark Ashton Garth Collins Jim Watt Riley Whitlock-Gatineau Jeff Young Shawn Mezei Evan Schafer Chris Langkow Trevor Mock-Victoriaville Daryl Boyle Kyle Pess Kyle Chipchura Thomas Stehr NCAA Calgary Robb Klinkhammer Brett Novak Swift Current Cody Loughleen-Providence Darryl Moscaluk Colton Yellow Horn Prince George Marc Desloges Matt Greyeyes-Maine Isaac Reid Jesse Craig Devin Featherstone Jerrid Sauer Kelly Czuy-Fairbanks, Alaska Everett Ben Wright Brett Parker Kyle Moir Brent Gough-Merrimak Jason Fransoo Medicine Hat Josh Bray Levi Nelson Troy Ferguson-Michigan State Graham Potuer Matt Keetley Red Deer Karl Benke Galloway Carroll-Manhattanville Shaun Heshka Daine Todd Garrett Klotz Tri-Cities Ryan Huddy-Bermidji State Kamloops Kevin Undershute Shaden Moore Marc Connors Brad Michalchuk-Middlebury Adam Chorneyko Kieran Block John Flatters Ian McDonald Justin Perry-Findlay Travis Dunstall Brett Robertson Regina Pats Chris Inglis Chris Martini-Iona Matt Kassian Trevor Glass Kyle Ermel Alex Aldred CIS Kris Versteeg Derek Dorsett Tyson Sievert Aaron Boogaard Scott Henkelman-Alberta Kelowna Jordie Deagle Kyle Ross Dillon Johnstone Jeff Feniak-Alberta Tyler Spurgeon Ryan Smith Nick Ross Andrew Bentz Brad Tutschek-Alberta Derek Yeomans Shayne Brown Saskatoon Nick Olynk Perry Johnson-Alberta Kootenay Moose Jaw Devon Setoquchi Vancouver Aaron Sorochan - Alberta Josh Fauth Justin Scott Dan Waschuk Luke Egener Grant McCune-Lakehead Laine Allen Carter Smith Joseph Cook Brendan Mikkelson Ryan Bartoshyk-Ottawa Casey Lee Breenan Wray Michael MacAngus Paul Albers Ryan Stenfle-Alberta Dale Mahousky Cole Butterfield Seattle Spencer Machacek Scott Henkleman-Alberta Andy Bossence Ian McKenzie Lindsay Nielson Caine Pearpoint - Regina Greg Park Colin Scherger Andre Herman PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS WHO HAVE PREVIOUSLY PARTICIPATED Anaheim Edmonton Ottawa Alex Johnstone Joffrey Lupul Shaun Horcoff Wade Redden Mike Bishai Atlanta Chris Pronger Chris Phillips Jay Henderson Patrik Stefan Fernando Pisani Phoenix Matt Kinch
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