Minnesota Hockey is excited to offer a skill development opportunity for girls born from 2008 to 2011. Participants will receive a series of 10 one-hour practices. The Burnsville site will be led by Brooke White-Lancette, who played professionally for the Minnesota Whitecaps for 18 seasons. Brooke will be joined by assistants who have also garnered storied careers at the collegiate and professional level. The Blaine site will be led by Annie Juergens, whose background includes both playing and (currently) coaching for Augsburg’s Women’s hockey program. Annie will be joined by assistants who have played collegiately or professionally and have augmented Minnesota Hockey’s Player Development Team for years.

This program is designed to prepare players for their upcoming 2024-2025 season. Practice sessions will be held on weeknights in August and September. The weekday concentration is intended to enable participants to compete in the Elite League or Premier Prep League on weekends.

The training program will be held at two locations. The Super Rink in Blaine will host a group in the north metro area, and another group will skate in Burnsville. Each group will be limited to 30 skaters and four goaltenders.

The registration fee is $280.