I believe that in the development of , instructors need to look towards the NHL to see what style is effective in today’s competition; then look at an individual’s personal talents and skills towards combining the two to become the best possible for your game, whatever the individual level of play. Having fun while playing happens once a can learn to effectively stop more pucks. At our camp, you will have fun while learning the steps needed to stop more pucks.

o NHL Goaltender for 13 years o Played for the Islanders, Colorado Rockies, Devils, and Flyers

o Led the NY Islanders to the and won in 1979-1980 Season o Was the recipient of the 1982 Bill Masterton Trophy for his perseverance and dedication to hockey in the NHL

o Previous NHL goalie coach for the Flyers, Stars, and Senators

o Taught goaltending at hockey schools for 25 years in North America and Internationally Current television color commentator for last 10 years o

Kevin entered the NHL as a second-round draft pick by the in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft. Over the years, Kevin has played for the Florida Panthers, Canucks, , , , , and is currently playing with the New Jersey Devils. He established franchise records in Tampa Bay for most saves in one season in the year 2000-2001. In his three seasons with the Carolina Hurricanes, Kevin set team records for the second most career , and tied for the most shutouts in one season. Kevin also had the best goals against average, save percentage and shutouts in the 2002 .

Cam Janssen currently plays right wing for the 's New Jersey Devils. He was drafted 117th overall in the 4th round by the New Jersey Devils in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft. Janssen led the Devils during the 2005-2006 season with 11 major penalties for fighting. On February 24, 2007 scored his first career goal against the at 10:33 in the second period in his 82nd career game in the NHL. The Devils' fans gave Janssen a standing ovation. ______

______Jan Ludvig is a former NHL ( Oilers, NJ Devils, and ) and National Team player. He is also the Pro Scout for three time Stanley Cup Champion New Jersey Devils.

Jim Hunt is the Hockey Director at the Ice Vault Arena and former NCAA Division I head coach and assistant coach of 2008 U.S. World Jr. Team, and the 2006 U18 World Championship US National Team. In 2003 he was the recipient of the New Jersey Devils Dr. John J. McMullen award for dedication and service to amateur hockey in New Jersey. He has served as the Vice President of Player Development for the Atlantic District of USA Hockey for the past ten years. Hunt is the current coach of the Jersey Hitmen, Junior hockey team (EJHL).

First Name: ______Last Name: ______

FULL DAY ONLY -- PRICE $475.00 –- LIMITED ENROLLMENT Birth Date: _____/______/______Age: ______Height: ______Inches Weight: ______Lbs. 4 DAY CAMP *SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE* Street Address: ______10 & UNDER 13 & UNDER 17 & UNDER

7:15 - Check in 7:45- Check in 9:30- Check in 2:30 - Dismissed 4:15 - Dismissed 5:00- Dismissed City: ______State: ______Zip Code: ______Country: ______

• All campers will be placed into groups by age. The coaching staff will evaluate each player the first day of camp. Parent/Guardian: ______

• A packet with information on schedules, lunch menus, medical forms Home Phone: (____) ______Cell Phone: (_____) ______and essentials for camp will be mailed to each camper.

Work Phone: (_____) ______E-Mail ______LUNCH INCLUDED Lunch menu will consist of an all you can eat buffet with 5 different entrees and sides to choose from everyday. Drinks, fruit and desserts included. Position: (circle one) Goalie Forward Defense Jersey Size: (circle one) Youth S M L OR Adult S M L XL XXL XXXL *PLEASE NOTE the only exceptions for this meal plan will be those with specific dietary needs

Level (circle one) Youth 10 & Under Youth 13 & Under 17 & Under For the Forwards and Defensemen COST: $275.00 includes lunch The Objective Current Team: ______Level:______(circle one) Travel Team or House League The camp is also designed towards shooters Is to get a unique view into the problem solving exploring the weaknesses and “tough” moves of the majority of game situations faced by USA Hockey Registration required-please supply copy of card or registration

and spots to shoot at which goaltenders have to goaltending during games. The on ice aspect of the Are you currently a member of USA Hockey? YES______NO______deal with. Even though this is a goaltending camp camp is going to be conducted as circuit training shooters are essentially guaranteed many high quality and stations, with each station being If yes, Please submit a copy of your card or proof of USA Hockey Registration. shots, and break always on the fly shots, shooters will composed of a certain of goaltenders and If no, Please add $40 to your fee for your USA Hockey registration, if you are older than 7 years old, highly enjoy this camp experience. a certain number of shooters. Each station is going or register online at www.usahockey.com to be working on a different set of drills and

situations. *** NO REFUNDS *** PAYMENT POLICY AND INFORMATION $475.00 GOALIES AND $275.00 SHOOTERS 50% DEPOSIT REQUIRED WITH APPLICATION BALANCE DUE BY: July 10, 2008 This camp is going to teach the following Amount Enclosed: $______-Basic goaltending stance and positioning of both gloves and pads -Goaltenders movement in and around the crease CASH______CHECK # ______**Made payable to: Ice Vault Arena** -Goaltender specific skating and use of the different edges CREDIT CARD Visa MC Amex Discover -Different ways of going down and getting up Credit Card #: ______Exp _____/______-Reference points for goaltenders Name on Card:______-Passing, shooting, clearing the ice by goaltenders $25 SURCHARGE FOR RETURNED CHECKS -Ways of stopping the puck on a shoot around -Dealing with 1:0, 1:1, 2:1, 3:1, 3:2 WAIVER -Reading the play and cross the crease movement It is agreed that the Ice Vault shall in no way be responsible or liable for any injury of any kind arising out of or in the course of an operation of the Ice Vault. It is the intention of the parent to waive and release any and all claims, of any kind whatsoever in law or in equity of his/her son/daughter, or ward, a minor -Importance of communicating between the goaltender and defensemen On account of any injury of any kind arising our of or in the course of any operation of the Ice Vault. I grant the Ice Vault the right to use all photographs and -Ways of making the shooter commit before the goaltenders does videos taken of me during any Ice Vault programs for advertising purposes. -Importance of following the puck with your eye after making a save -Agility, flexibility, general athleticism specific to goal tenders Parent/Guardian Signature: ______Date: ______

Ice Vault Arena ● 10 Nevins Road ● Wayne, NJ 07470 ● Phone (973) 628-1500 ● Fax (973) 628-1555 http://www.icevault.com

I believe that in the development of goaltenders, instructors need to look towards the NHL to see what style is effective in today’s competition; then look at an individual’s personal talents and skills towards combining the two to become the best possible for your game, whatever the individual level of play. Having fun while playing goal happens once a goaltender can learn to effectively stop more pucks. At our camp, you will have fun while learning the steps needed to stop more pucks.

o NHL Goaltender for 13 years o Played for the New York Islanders, Colorado Rockies, New Jersey Devils, and

o Led the NY Islanders to the Stanley Cup and won in 1979-1980 Season o Was the recipient of the 1982 Bill Masterton Trophy for his perseverance and dedication to hockey in the NHL

o Previous NHL goalie coach for the Flyers, Stars, and Senators

o Taught goaltending at hockey schools for 25 years in North America and Internationally Current television color commentator for New Jersey Devils last 10 years o

Kevin entered the NHL as a second-round draft pick by the Florida Panthers in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft. Over the years, Kevin has played for the Florida Panthers, , New York Islanders, Tampa Bay Lightning, Carolina Hurricanes, New York Rangers, and is currently playing with the New Jersey Devils. He established franchise records in Tampa Bay for most saves in one season in the year 2000-2001. In his three seasons with the Carolina Hurricanes, Kevin set team records for the second most career shutouts, and tied for the most shutouts in one season. Kevin also had the best goals against average, save percentage and shutouts in the 2002 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Cam Janssen currently plays right wing for the National Hockey League's New Jersey Devils. He was drafted 117th overall in the 4th round by the New Jersey Devils in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft. Janssen led the Devils during the 2005-2006 season with 11 major penalties for fighting. On February 24, 2007 Cam Janssen scored his first career goal against the Washington Capitals at 10:33 in the second period in his 82nd career game in the NHL. The Devils' fans gave Janssen a standing ovation. ______

______Jan Ludvig is a former NHL (, NJ Devils, and Buffalo Sabres) and Czech Republic National Team player. He is also the Pro Scout for three time Stanley Cup Champion New Jersey Devils.

Jim Hunt is the Hockey Director at the Ice Vault Arena and former NCAA Division I head coach and assistant coach of 2008 U.S. World Jr. Team, and the 2006 U18 World Championship US National Team. In 2003 he was the recipient of the New Jersey Devils Dr. John J. McMullen award for dedication and service to amateur hockey in New Jersey. He has served as the Vice President of Player Development for the Atlantic District of USA Hockey for the past ten years. Hunt is the current coach of the Jersey Hitmen, Junior hockey team (EJHL).

First Name: ______Last Name: ______

FULL DAY ONLY -- PRICE $475.00 –- LIMITED ENROLLMENT Birth Date: _____/______/______Age: ______Height: ______Inches Weight: ______Lbs. 4 DAY CAMP *SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE* Street Address: ______10 & UNDER 13 & UNDER 17 & UNDER

7:15 - Check in 7:45- Check in 9:30- Check in 2:30 - Dismissed 4:15 - Dismissed 5:00- Dismissed City: ______State: ______Zip Code: ______Country: ______

• All campers will be placed into groups by age. The coaching staff will evaluate each player the first day of camp. Parent/Guardian: ______

• A packet with information on schedules, lunch menus, medical forms Home Phone: (____) ______Cell Phone: (_____) ______and essentials for camp will be mailed to each camper.

Work Phone: (_____) ______E-Mail ______LUNCH INCLUDED Lunch menu will consist of an all you can eat buffet with 5 different entrees and sides to choose from everyday. Drinks, fruit and desserts included. Position: (circle one) Goalie Forward Defense Jersey Size: (circle one) Youth S M L OR Adult S M L XL XXL XXXL *PLEASE NOTE the only exceptions for this meal plan will be those with specific dietary needs

Level (circle one) Youth 10 & Under Youth 13 & Under 17 & Under For the Forwards and Defensemen COST: $275.00 includes lunch The Objective Current Team: ______Level:______(circle one) Travel Team or House League The camp is also designed towards shooters Is to get a unique view into the problem solving exploring the weaknesses and “tough” moves of the majority of game situations faced by USA Hockey Registration required-please supply copy of card or registration

and spots to shoot at which goaltenders have to goaltending during games. The on ice aspect of the Are you currently a member of USA Hockey? YES______NO______deal with. Even though this is a goaltending camp camp is going to be conducted as circuit training shooters are essentially guaranteed many high quality and stations, with each station being If yes, Please submit a copy of your card or proof of USA Hockey Registration. shots, and break always on the fly shots, shooters will composed of a certain number of goaltenders and If no, Please add $40 to your fee for your USA Hockey registration, if you are older than 7 years old, highly enjoy this camp experience. a certain number of shooters. Each station is going or register online at www.usahockey.com to be working on a different set of drills and

situations. *** NO REFUNDS *** PAYMENT POLICY AND INFORMATION $475.00 GOALIES AND $275.00 SHOOTERS 50% DEPOSIT REQUIRED WITH APPLICATION BALANCE DUE BY: July 10, 2008 This camp is going to teach the following Amount Enclosed: $______-Basic goaltending stance and positioning of both gloves and pads -Goaltenders movement in and around the crease CASH______CHECK # ______**Made payable to: Ice Vault Arena** -Goaltender specific skating and use of the different edges CREDIT CARD Visa MC Amex Discover -Different ways of going down and getting up Credit Card #: ______Exp _____/______-Reference points for goaltenders Name on Card:______-Passing, shooting, clearing the ice by goaltenders $25 SURCHARGE FOR RETURNED CHECKS -Ways of stopping the puck on a shoot around -Dealing with 1:0, 1:1, 2:1, 3:1, 3:2 WAIVER -Reading the play and cross the crease movement It is agreed that the Ice Vault shall in no way be responsible or liable for any injury of any kind arising out of or in the course of an operation of the Ice Vault. It is the intention of the parent to waive and release any and all claims, of any kind whatsoever in law or in equity of his/her son/daughter, or ward, a minor -Importance of communicating between the goaltender and defensemen On account of any injury of any kind arising our of or in the course of any operation of the Ice Vault. I grant the Ice Vault the right to use all photographs and -Ways of making the shooter commit before the goaltenders does videos taken of me during any Ice Vault programs for advertising purposes. -Importance of following the puck with your eye after making a save -Agility, flexibility, general athleticism specific to goal tenders Parent/Guardian Signature: ______Date: ______

Ice Vault Arena ● 10 Nevins Road ● Wayne, NJ 07470 ● Phone (973) 628-1500 ● Fax (973) 628-1555 http://www.icevault.com