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EHL MARYLAND-VIRGINIA-D.C. PLAYER ADVANCEMENT TO COLLEGE HOCKEY Presented by Black Bear Sports Group and Team Maryland Youth AAA February 2022
AGENDA
• The path to college hockey starts in youth AAA and primarily runs through the three American junior
hockey leagues with the most commitments: the USHL, NAHL and EHL
• Team Maryland AAA affiliate, Black Bear Sports Group, owns and operates franchises in each league:
USHL – Youngstown Phantoms; NAHL – Maryland Black Bears; EHL – Team Maryland
• Black Bears Sports Group is committed to advancing local Team Maryland players through its system to
gain college exposure.
Agenda
I. Introduction: Team Maryland Youth – Black Bear Sports Group Affiliation
II. Team Maryland 2022-23 Coach Introductions and Team Structure
III. Junior Teams and Tiered Structure
IV. Case study: Origin of 2021 NCAA D-1 commitments
V. Ladder of development for Team Maryland players
VI. Key Dates - Summer programs, camps and drafts, distribution of interest form
VII. Audience Q&A
VIII. Appendix – League maps and commitment data
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COACH AND HOCKEY OPERATIONS INTRODUCTIONS
Andrew Goldman
Team President: Youngstown
Keith Primeau Brad Patterson
President of Hockey Head Coach:
Phantoms & Director: Black
Operations:
Bear Junior Hockey
Youngstown Phantoms
Youngstown Phantoms Jason Deskins Ryan Kosecki
Co-General Manager Co-General Manager &
& Co-Vice President Co-Vice President of
Holly of Hockey Operations: Hockey Operations:
Dylan Schoen Youngstown Youngstown Phantoms,
Kinkeade Phantoms, Maryland
Assistant Coach: Maryland Black Bears
Billet
Maryland Black Bears Black Bears
Coordinator:
Maryland Black
Bears
Tony MacAuley
Brandon Gotkin Clint Mylymok Kim Weiss President of Hockey Operations /
Assistant Coach: Head Coach / GM: Assistant Coach: Josh Fusco U18 Coach: Team Maryland; VP
Youngstown Phantoms Maryland Black Bears Maryland Black Bears Head Coach / GM: of Hockey Operations,
Team Maryland EHL Youngstown Phantoms 3
TEAM MARYLAND YOUTH AAA
• Team Maryland Youth AAA:
― Headquartered in Rockville, MD
― Club owned and operated solely by Mike Weiss and Bob Weiss
― PeeWee – U18 AAA teams competing at the highest level
― Top 30 teams at multiple birth years
2019-20: First time ever 15U – 16U teams ranked in Top 30 one
year after MBB affiliate
2020-21: Continued Top 30 rankings at 15U and 16U
Bantam Major ranked Top 25, SE District Champs
18U SE District Finalists; improved record & ranking
― 2021-22: Continued Strength at oldest birth-years
U18: currently 22-15-4, including a win over the #4 team in the
country
U16: currently ranked #32 in the country with 27-8-10 record
― Focus on player development, team play and providing the highest
level of competition for DMV youth players
― 2020-2021 Team MD: four 18U TM players advanced to Youngstown
Phantoms and/or Maryland Black Bears in 2021-2022
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TEAM MARYLAND 2022-2023 MIDGET PROGRAM
• U18 Head Coach: Tony MacAuley
– President of Hockey Operations: Team Maryland
– Regional Scout: Maryland Black Bears
– VP of Hockey Operations: Youngstown Phantoms
• Assistant Coach: Peter Leboutillier
– Captained Red Deer Rebels of WHL
– Drafted by NHL’s NY Islanders in 1993 & Anaheim Mighty Ducks in 1995
– Played nine professional seasons in NHL, AHL, Europe
– 2nd season with Team Maryland
• Team Structure
– Home ice and private locker at Piney Orchard; Sep-Oct: after school
practice and workouts; Nov-Feb: ice/workouts finished by ~ 9:00 PM
3 practices/wk all season (4 hours per week ice time)
– 50 game target schedule including 6+ elite showcases such as USHL Fall
Classic
– Billet opportunities available
– Opportunities to practice and play with the Youngstown Phantoms
(USHL), Maryland Black Bears (NAHL), and EHL Team Maryland
– 2021-2022 Price: $8.5k
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TEAM MARYLAND YOUTH AAA
• Team Maryland: Philosophy
― COMPETITION
― Team Maryland coaches – more than 1,300 professional games of experience
combined
Each coach brings a specialized credential to their age category
Crossover effect for all players
― PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
― CULTURE: School / Country
― FOCUS ON THE PROCESS:
Team-Wide Structure: overall approach to systems / each level is a progression
Pee Wee / Bantam Developmental Level
U15, 16 & 18 Upper Tier
Pinnacle of the Club: EHL Black Bears Youngstown
Individual / Team Scouting Reports
― Focus on player development, team play and providing the highest level of
competition for DMV youth players
― Dedication to building better players – it is not what the player knows, it is the
amount that has not been filled in yet!
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Visit www.TeamMaryland.com for tryout information
BLACK BEAR SPORTS GROUP – JUNIOR ‘A’ FRANCHISES AND ICE RINKS
• Black Bear Sports Group: Bethesda, MD
― Owns and operates 30 ice rinks across MD, DE, NJ, PA, CT and IL
― Owns and operates 18 youth clubs and three junior teams
― Operates youth tournaments through its affiliates SuperSeries AAA and Defender
Hockey; Tier II youth league affiliate, Atlantic Hockey Federation
• Youngstown Phantoms: Youngstown, OH (one hour NE of Pittsburgh)
― Play at 5,500 seat Covelli Centre arena
― All team, equipment and billet expenses paid by team (zero cost to player)
― Daily ice and video; off-ice training 2-3x/week
― USHL, 2021-2022: 400+ NCAA Div-I commits; 50 NHL draft picks in 2021, > 900
NHL draft picks all time
• Maryland Black Bears: Odenton, MD (D.C. – Baltimore metro area)
― Train and play at former Capitals training facility, Piney Orchard Ice Arena
― All expenses paid by team except housing and skates
― Daily ice and video; off-ice training 2-3x/week
― 300+ NCAA commitments earned each season at Div-I & Div-III; 70% D1
• Team Maryland EHL: Odenton, MD (D.C. - Baltimore metro area)
― Train and play at former Capitals training facility, Piney Orchard Ice Arena
― Player fee covers all expenses and team equipment
EHL ― Daily ice and video; off-ice training 2-3x/week
― NCAA Div-III placement focus
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USHL / YOUNGSTOWN PHANTOMS
• League Overview
– Only Tier I Junior “A” league in the U.S
– 98% of players receive D1 scholarship
– 21 of 25 2022 USA Olympic Hockey Team members played in USHL
– 16 teams + USA NTDP throughout Midwest in two conferences
– Zero cost to player
– 400+ College committed players in 2021-2022 and more than 650 all-time NHL alumni
– 50 players drafted in the 2021 NHL draft, one Youngstown Phantom (Scott Morrow, Carolina Hurricanes, 2nd
round)
– 21 Youngstown Phantoms players are committed to D1 programs in the 21-22 season
– Adam Ingram: currently rated #14 skater in North America; projected first round NHL Draft pick
• Player Selection Process: Draft and Tender Signings
– USHL Draft comprised of two phases during the first week of May
First phase is ten rounds of “futures” aged players only, which were U-16 the previous season (2006 birth
year in May 2022); All 10 futures become “protected” on the affiliate list
Phase Two Draft open to all junior-aged (17-20 yr-old) players not on active USHL rosters; teams draft
~20-25 players to fill out a 45-man protected list
– Tenders: Each club allowed up to two 16 year-old “tender” signings prior to draft; these players are guaranteed
a roster spot on team the following year and forfeit their 1st round pick (used sparingly)
3 TM draft picks in 2019, 3 in 2020, 2 in 2021 (8 total); 3 have played games; multiple have practiced
w/team; Quinn Kennedy, 2019 TM draft pick currently full-time on Phantoms roster
Intent: Retain exceptional American players in U.S. instead of playing Canadian Major Junior
• Open Camp and Main Camp
– May/June - Undrafted players attend open tryout camps to earn invites to main camp
– Main Camp (invite only) – Veteran returning players, draft selections and invites from open camps compete for
roster spots at main camp
– By August 27, 2022: teams pare down to a 30-man protected and 19-man affiliate list
Affiliate list comprised of draft picks: ten 16 year-olds, five 17 year-olds, and three 18 year-olds
– Final Roster: 25 active players and the affiliate list remains at 18 throughout the year
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NAHL / MARYLAND BLACK BEARS
• League Overview
– Only Tier II Junior “A” hockey league recognized by USA Hockey
– Consists of 4 divisions, 29 teams, 60 regular season games
– Previous 6 seasons: 1,800 NAHL NCAA Commitments, and 30+ NAHL Alumni selected into NHL
– 20-21 Season: 330 NCAA Commitments; 70% D1 Commitments. 3 NAHL Alumni selected in 2021 NHL Draft
– 13 Maryland Black Bears players have committed to NCAA programs during the 21-22 season (12 D1, 1 D3)
• Player Selection Process: Draft and Tender Signings
– Tenders: After Nov. 1 each club allowed ten “tender” signings prior to June draft (7 unrestricted, 2 NAPHL, 1
NA3)
Tender-signings are protected for the following season (no age restriction)
Intent: Protect top prospects prior to the June NAHL draft and try-outs
– NAHL Draft occurs during the first week of June allowing for players to attend “pre-draft” open camps
Eligible junior-aged (16-20 yr-old) players not on NAHL protected list drafted to fill out a 30-man roster
– Likely will tender/draft 2-3 TM players in 2022
• Open Camp and Main Camp
– May/June – Free agent players attend open tryout pre-draft camps to earn main camp invites
As an example, the Black Bears identified top performers at open camps last year and signed its final
tenders at pre-draft open camps to protect players from being selected in the upcoming draft
– Main Camp (invite only) – Veteran returning players, tender signings, draft selections and invites from open
camps compete for roster spots at main camp
– Final Roster: 24 active players and 12-man affiliate list
The USA Hockey Affiliate Player Program allows NAHL teams to utilize midget birth-year players during the
season without having to add the player to their official 24-man Protected List
Affiliates may be added / dropped throughout the year
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EHL / TEAM MARYLAND
• League Overview
– Tier III Junior “A”
EHL
– 17 Teams, 4 divisions, 46 game season
– Led all North American Leagues in 2020-21 Direct NCAA DII/DIII placements
3 DI, 181 DII/DIII
– Last 5 years: ~1,000 college commitments
95% DII/DIII Commitments
– 7 Team Maryland EHL NCAA commitments in 2019-20
– 15 Team Maryland EHL NCAA commitments in 2020-21
– 6 Team Maryland EHL NCAA commitments to date in 2021-2022
– Two Team MD EHL Players Transitioned Directly into Professional Hockey
David Pfoestl, Meran/Merano, AlpsHL (Italy)
Johnny MacDonald, Danbury Hat Tricks, FPHL (USA)
– Stepping stone into NAHL and/or DII/III NCAA hockey
– Players pay tuition fee and housing fee
• Player Selection Process: Signings and Camps
– April: Open tryouts held locally
– Summer: Players signed as NAHL rosters are condensed
– Final Roster: 20-25 active players
Ability to be called up to NAHL (three EHL players have appeared in Black Bears games to
date in 2021-2022, four called up in total)
10DIVISION ONE COMMITMENTS – BY THE NUMBERS
A Closer Look: Players That Made Div-I Commitments in 2021
New England Prep Count % % Ttl
Junior League Count % % Ttl
St. George's School 4 13% 1.0%
USHL 117 41% 31%
2021 Div-I Commitments Avon Old Farms School 3 9% 0.8%
NAHL 54 19% 14%
League Type Count % Brunswick School 3 9% 0.8%
Canadian Tier 2* 102 36% 27% Dexter Southfield School 3 9% 0.8%
Junior Hockey 284 74%
NCDC 11 4% 3%
High School 64 17% Salisbury School 3 9% 0.8%
Total Juniors 284 100% 74%
U.S. / CAN Midget 29 8% Remainder (14 Schools with 2 or 1 com.) 16 50% 4.2%
*Includes eight leagues
Int'l / Other 6 2% Total NE Prep 32 100% 8.4%
Total 383 100%
High School Count % % Ttl
Source: CollegeHockeyInc.com
New England Prep 32 50% 8% Academy / Other HS Count % % Ttl
Minnesota HS 14 22% 4% Shattuck-St. Mary's (MN) 7 58.3% 1.8%
Canadian Prep 6 9% 2% Mt. St Charles Academy (RI) 5 41.7% 1.3%
All Other HS/Academy 12 19% 3%
Total Academy / Other HS 12 100.0% 3.2%
Total High School 64 100% 17%
U.S and CAN U14-U18 Count % % Ttl
KEY POINTS: HPHL (Mich. & IL 4 clubs) 9 31% 2.3%
• 74% (284) of 2021 D-I commitments earned while playing in Juniors Long Island Gulls 5 17% 1.3%
• 171 earned from USHL/NAHL, 100 from combined 8 Canadian leagues and just 11 from the Bishop Kearney Selects 4 14% 1.0%
NCDC 8 Clubs with 1 or 2 commits 11 38% 2.9%
• New England Prep Schools: Select few powerhouse programs with 3-4 commitments each, Total U14-U18 29 100% 7.6%
remaining commits came from 14 schools that featured 1-2 commits each. Represents “normal”
year.
• Academies/Other High schools: same concentration concept. Shattuck-St. Mary’s and Mt. St.
Charles represent top schools for this year
• U14-18: same as New England and Academies/Other above. Typically, a select top few clubs
comprise 60% or more of commits (62% in 2021)
11DIVISION ONE COMMITMENTS – BY THE NUMBERS
A Closer Look: Players That Made Div-I Commitments in 2020
New England Prep Count % % Ttl
Junior League Count % % Ttl Salisbury School (NEPS) 3 16% 0.8%
2020 Div-I Commitments USHL 86 28% 23% Loomis Chaffee School (NEPS) 2 11% 0.5%
League Type Count % NAHL 73 24% 19% St. Mark's School (NEPS) 2 11% 0.5%
Junior Hockey 302 80% Canadian Tier 2* 128 42% 34% 12 schools w/1 Commit 12 63% 3.2%
High School 46 12% NCDC 15 5% 4% Total NE Prep 19 100% 5.0%
U.S. / CAN Midget 23 6% Total Juniors 302 100% 80%
Int'l / Other 8 2% *Includes seven leagues
Total 379 100% High School Count % % Ttl
Academy / Other HS Count % % Ttl
Source: CollegeHockeyInc.com New England Prep 19 41% 5%
Shattuck-St. Mary's 2 100% 0.5%
Minnesota HS 19 41% 5% Total Academy / Other HS 2 100% 0.5%
Canadian Prep 6 13% 2%
All Other HS/Academy 2 4% 1%
Total High School 46 100% 12% U.S and CAN U14-U18 Count % % Ttl
HPHL (Mich. & IL 4 clubs) 6 26% 1.6%
Colorado Thunderbirds 2 9% 0.5%
KEY POINTS: 15 clubs w/1 Commit 15 65% 4.0%
• 80% (302) of 2020 D-I commitments earned while playing in Juniors Total U14-U18 23 100% 6.1%
• 159 earned from USHL/NAHL, 128 from combined 7 Canadian leagues and just 15
from the NCDC
• In a “normal year” NE Prep and Academies typically concentrated at 5-10 schools
with 3+ commits and the balance (20-30 schools) with just 1-2 commits each
• In a “normal year” U14-U18 typically concentrated with 5-10 clubs earning 60+% of
total AAA commits
12DIVISION ONE COMMITMENTS – BY THE NUMBERS
A Closer Look: Players That Made Div-I Commitments in 2019
New England Prep Count % % Ttl
Avon Old Farms School 5 9% 1.0%
Junior League Count % % Ttl
Dexter Southfield School 4 7% 0.8%
USHL 99 27% 20% Lawrence Academy 3 5% 0.6%
2019 Div-I Commitments Canadian Tier 2* 139 38% 27% Salisbury School 3 5% 0.6%
NAHL 104 29% 21% Cushing Academy 3 5% 0.6%
League Type Count %
Thayer Academy 3 5% 0.6%
Junior Hockey 362 72% NCDC 20 6% 4% 5 schools w/2 Commit 10 18% 2.0%
High School 94 19% Total Juniors 362 100% 72% 24 schools w/1 Commit 24 44% 4.7%
U.S. / CAN Midget 42 8% *Includes seven leagues Total NE Prep 55 100% 10.9%
U.S. / CAN Bantam 3 1%
High School Count % % Ttl Academy / Other HS Count % % Ttl
Int'l / Other 5 1% Shattuck-St. Mary's 5 36% 1.0%
New England Prep 55 59% 11%
Total 506 100% Northwood School 3 21% 0.6%
Minnesota HS 19 20% 4% Six Schools w/1 Commit 6 43% 1.2%
Source: CollegeHockeyInc.com
Canadian Prep 6 6% 1% Total Academy / Other HS 14 100% 2.8%
All Other HS/Academy 14 15% 3%
Total High School 94 100% 19% U.S and CAN U14-U18 Count % % Ttl
• 72% (362) of 2019 D-I commitments earned while playing in Juniors HPHL (Mich. & IL 4 clubs) 10 22% 2.0%
– Up from 63% (326) in 2018 North Jersey Avalanche 7 16% 1.4%
Gentry Academy Galaxy 3 7% 0.6%
• 203 earned from USHL/NAHL, 55 from New England Prep, 42 from Midget AAA
New Jersey Rockets 3 7% 0.6%
(down from 72 in 2018) and just 20 from the NCDC
Detroit Little Caesars 3 7% 0.6%
• NE Prep and Academies concentrated at 6 schools with 3+ commits and 29 schools Trois-Rivières Estacades 3 7% 0.6%
with 1-2 commits 16 clubs w/1 Commit 16 36% 3.2%
• U14-U18 concentrated with 9 clubs earning 60+% of total AAA commits Total U14-U18 45 100% 8.9%
– 3 HPHL clubs had 10 teams in 2019 (Mission-7, HoneyBaked-2, Oakland-1)
• Down from 25 teams in 2018
– NJ Avs-7 have USHL connection (Chicago Steel) 13AGES OF JUNIOR PLAYERS
USHL and NAHL – Current Player Ages for 2021
16 and Under Players: SLOW DOWN!
• 70-80% of 2021 D-I commits earned while playing
Player Age Count % Count % Juniors
2001 (20yr) 51 14.8% 224 32.3% – As of today, only 67 16U commits (only 17%
of total)
2002 (19yr) 116 33.6% 276 39.8%
• 171 commits earned from USHL/NAHL
2003 (18yr) 101 29.3% 158 22.8% • Majority of Midget / NE Prep players earning
2004 (17yr) 68 19.7% 34 4.9% commitments then play juniors for 1-2 years
– Estimated Costs:
2005 (16yr) 9 2.6% 1 0.1%
• N.E. Prep: $40k+/yr
Total 345 100% 693 100% • Midget AAA:~$8-12k/yr (+~$5k for travel)
Avg. Age 18.4 19.0 • USHL: None (everything provided)
• NAHL: ~$3.5k/yr billeted players /
$0.5k/yr local players (skates only)
% of Players 18+
78% 95%
ALL ROADS LEAD BACK TO JUNIORS!
Note: USA NTDP rosters omitted from USHL. USHL restricts rosters to four 20 year-olds per team; no restriction in NAHL 14MIDGET PIPELINE
Black Bear Development Pipeline: Midget AAA →→ Junior Hockey
Black Bear is committed to advancing its affiliate program (Team Maryland) and owned programs’ (Mercer Chiefs, Flyers Elite,
Philadelphia Revolution, Hartford Jr. Wolfpack, Mass/Conn United) players to its junior franchises for increased NCAA exposure
• Youngstown Phantoms
– 2021 Team MD draft picks: Luke Rubin, Jack Oliver. Team Maryland Alumni Quinn Kennedy on active roster (16 GP)
– 2020 Team MD draft picks: Miles Gunty (5 GP), Tyler Iles, Tyler Rose; Mercer Chiefs: Mike Sullo
Three are on the current 18-man USHL affiliate roster
– 2019 Team MD draft picks: Quinn Kennedy (3 Games Played, now full-time with the Phantoms), Jesse Horacek (1
Game Played, currently full-time with Maryland Black Bears) and Ethan Ouyang
– 2018 Team MD draft pick: Dominic Basse (former Team Maryland goalie, 37 Games Played)
– Large number of Team Maryland Midgets invited to separate practices
• Maryland Black Bears
– 2019-20 NAHL Draft: Aidan McDowell - Mercer Chiefs U18; (on active NAHL roster), Jude Kurtas (tender) – Mercer
Chiefs (currently on Corpus Christi IceRays NAHL active roster)
– 2020-21 Tender signings*: Farrell Dinn - TM U18, Sean Kilcullen - TM U18 (on active NAHL roster), Shane Albert -
Mercer Chiefs U16 (on active NAHL roster). Jesse Horacek & Dimitri Kebreau made roster from MBB camps
– 2021-22 Tender signings*: Dimitri Kebreau – TM U18 (on active NAHL roster), Elliott Lareau – MC U18 (on active
NAHL roster)
– 2022-23 Tender signings*: Kareem El-Bashir – TM U18, others in progress
– 2020-21 Call-Ups: Three Midget players played 2 games: Evaldi (MC U18), Grace (MC U18), Gunty (TM U16)
– 2021-22 Call-Ups: Ervie Terwilliger, Kareem El-Bashir, John Werber, David Van Iterson, Thomas Rockey (MC U18)
– 2021-22 Active Roster: TM Alum: Kilcullen, Gunty, Horacek & Kebreau
– Large number of Team Maryland and Mercer Chiefs U16/18 invited to Black Bears practice
EHL
• Team Maryland EHL
– 2021-22: Five Alumni on Active Roster. Two college commitments: Graziano & Rosen
– 2020-21: Two NAHL player call-ups to date: Berke (2 games) and Gresham (2 games)
– 2019-20: Five NAHL players called up; one earned permanent roster spot (Anthony Del Tufo)
*The NAHL uses tenders to protect players rights for the following season; each team may sign up to 10 players to protect for next season 15YOUNGSTOWN PHANTOMS & MARYLAND BLACK BEARS 2021-2022 DIVISION-I COLLEGE COMMITMENTS
16TRAINING W/ THE BLACK BEARS & TEAM MARYLAND EHL
EHL
All Midgets are invited to practices with the Black Bears and EHL Teams
(Cap of 3-4 players per session)
Contact Andrew Goldman for practice requests:
agoldman@youngstownphantoms.com
Practice Times @ Piney Orchard Ice Arena in Odenton, MD*
Day of the Week MBB Practice Times TM EHL
Monday 4:50 – 6:10 PM Games
Tuesday 1:30 – 3:00 PM 11:00AM – 12:30 PM
Wednesday 1:00 – 2:30 PM 11:00AM – 12:30 PM
Thursday 10:00 – 11:30 AM 11:00AM – 12:30 PM
*Note: Schedule will likely change for 2022-2023 season; will publish as soon as schedule is finalized
17UPCOMING SPRING AND SUMMER PROGRAMS
Key Dates
Exposure starts now! Coaches will be running various camps and training programs this Spring and Summer!
• Youth AAA
– Spring: 2004-2005 and 2006-2007 Battle Camps (dates will be posted on TM website)
– Pre-Tryout camps for all other birthyears: Dates TBD (dates will be posted on TM website)
– Team Maryland Youth AAA Tryouts: Dates TBD (dates will be posted on TM website)
– Black Bears/Phantoms Futures Camps open to 2007-2010 birth years featuring guest NCAA coaches
Phantoms Futures Camp Dates: June 17-19 @ Scottsdale, AZ, June 24-27 @ TBD NJ/PA, July 8-10 @
Pittsburgh, PA, July 29-31 @ Odenton, MD, August 5-7 @ Buffalo, NY
Dates and other information will be posted on MBB / YP websites
• Junior Teams
– Team Maryland EHL Tryouts: Date in April or May TBD (dates will be posted on TM website)
– Maryland Black Bears NAHL / Youngstown Phantoms USHL Pre-Draft Tryout Camp (open tryouts prior to invite-only
Main Camp): May and June dates and locations TBD
– Youngstown Phantoms Main Camp (invite-only): July 11-17 @ Pittsburgh, PA
– Maryland Black Bears NAHL Main Camp (invite-only): July 19-24 @ Piney Orchard Ice Arena
• Bantam & Midget Summer Training
– Mid-June through August – *Invite-Only* Bantam-Midget high intensity summer training program run by Coach
Mylymok
• Junior Drafts
– USHL Draft – May 2-3, 2022; 10-15 2006s will be drafted plus 20-25 2002-2005s to fill out a 45-man protected list
– Tender Deadline (6/12) & NAHL Draft (6/15) – June 2022; all 10 tenders must be signed, and all teams draft junior-
aged players to fill out a 30-man protected list
The Phantoms and Black Bears expect to draft and/or tender Team Maryland AAA players & keep two
18CONCLUSION AND Q&A
Questions?
EHL
19APPENDIX: MAPS AND COMMITMENT DATA
DIVISION I MEN’S RECRUITING TIMELINE
21BBSG JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAMS: 2021-2022 COLLEGE
Player School
Jack Blanchett Lake Superior State (D1)
Player School
Ryan Bottrill Brown (D1)
Kyle Bettens University of Minnesota-Duluth (D1)
Aden Bruich Clarkson (D1)
Tyler Catalano Cornell (D1)
Conor Cole University of Alaska-Anchorage (D1)
Andrew Centrella Providence (D1)
Kyle Chauvette Union (D1) Luca Di Pasquo Michigan State (D1)
Jacob Fowler Clarkson (D1) Miles Gunty Brown (D1)
Aidan McDowell Stevenson University (D3)
Jaden Grant Bowling Green (D1)
Branden Piku Lake Superior State (D1)
Bayard Hall Yale (D1)
Adam Ingram St. Cloud State (D1) Vladislav Polegoshko Lake Superior State (D1)
Shane Lachance Boston University (D1) Leo Schwartz Brown (D1)
Charlie Lurie University of Nebraska-Omaha (D1) Kevin Scott RIT (D1)
Thomas Machu Colorado College (D1)
Dylan Wegner Michigan State (D1)
Chase Pietila Michigan Tech (D1)
Tyler Young Merrimack (D1)
Grant Porter Providence (D1)
Carter Rose Clarkson (D1)
EHL
Michael Rubin Merrimack (D1)
Player School
Stiven Sardarian UNH (D1)
Nick Graziano Wilkes University (D3)
Thomas Schweighardt UMass Lowell (D1)
Will Rosen Saint Anselm (D2)
Trey Taylor Clarkson (D1)
Justin Varner Michigan State (D1) John Werber SUNY Potsdam (D3)
Winter Wallace Michigan State (D1) Jackson Bernard Adrian College (D3)
Evan Werner Colorado College (D1)
Alex Newton University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth (D3)
Bobby Geier Alvernia University (D3)
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