Last night was exactly what Pro Path is built for. Four active professional female hockey players in one room, answering your real questions about recruiting, the pro path, and everything in between. The honesty in that conversation was something you don't find anywhere else — and that's the point. If you missed it or want to rewatch — the recording is below. And if last night's conversation made you think "I want this for myself/my daughter" — that's exactly what Pro Path's 1:1 mentorship is. Your daughter gets her own pro player. Someone who has lived this path. Someone who shows up for her every month, knows her game, knows her goals, and helps her find the path that's actually right for her. Not a course. Not a group program. A real relationship with someone doing it right now. We have a limited number of spots open for the fall. If you want to get your daughter matched before they fill — book a discovery call below. 🏒 [BOOK YOUR DISCOVERY CALL] P.S. Stay tuned, more live calls coming soon.

Quick masterclass on how to build your highlight reel with no editing experience & no hudl from this morning's Q&A session. 1. Download Capcut 2. Make a folder with your video & a text background image 3. Upload the media 4. Build the reel Simple as that. Hit us with any questions below 👇

Heading into the summer, showcases and camps are a BIG topic. One of the biggest mistakes AA & AAA hockey families make is treating showcases like lottery tickets. More showcases ≠ more opportunity And Fewer showcases ≠ falling behind. Here’s the right way to think about showcases if your goal is college hockey: 1. Showcases don’t create readiness — they reveal it. A showcase doesn’t make a player recruitable, it only shows coaches where an athlete is right now. If the foundation isn’t there yet (skating, skill, IQ, maturity, etc.), more showcases won’t fix that — they just add stress and cost. The question to ask isn’t: “Which showcase should we attend?” It’s: “Is this the right time for exposure?” 2. Timing matters more than volume For most players: - (Fresh/soph) 14–15: Development > exposure - (Soph/junior) 16–17: Targeted exposure > random exposure - (Junior/Senior) 18: Decision clarity > chasing attention Too much exposure too early can actually work against players by: - Creating false urgency - Distracting from development Being early isn’t the goal, being ready at the right time is. 3. Coaches don’t recruit off one weekend College coaches are looking for: - Patterns in your play - Development!! (Big one -- If a coach sees that you've improved year to year, they begin to understand what they could expect from you in a college setting) - Context for you as a teammate, student, human, etc. One good (or bad) showcase rarely changes anything on its own. What matters more is: - Where the athlete plays during the season - How they progress year to year - Whether exposure aligns with their level and path Showcases are data points, not decisions. 4. Every showcase should have a purpose Before committing to a showcase, families should be able to answer: - Who is this for? - What level of coach will be there? - Why this event, this year? - What does “success” look like coming out of it? If the only reason is: