Breakaway Hockey AAA programs are all about specific training to develop core hockey skills.  We focus on individual skills to ensure our players show significant improvement in skating, shooting, stick handling and passing.  Like anything in life, players will get out of it what they put into it.  We will push players to go beyond their comfort level to improve and prepare for the next level. 

"It’s not necessarily the amount of time you spend at practice that counts; it’s what you put into the practice."

- Eric Lindros

AAA SEASON TRYOUT DATES FOR THE SUMMER OF 2024

BOYS - Saturday SEPTEMBER 9TH

2015/2016 Birth - 8:45-9:45am at Victoria East

2014 Birth - 10:00-11:00am at Victoria East

2013 Birth 11:15-12:15pm at Victoria East

2012 Birth 12:30-1:30pm at Victoria East

2011 Birth 1:45-2:45pm at Victoria East

2010 Birth 3:00-4:00pm at Victoria East

**Tryouts for the 2024 AAA Season are held in September 2023.

Saturday September 16th

U14/U15 - 2009 and 2010 - 10:30-11:30am

U12 - 2011 and 2012 - 11:45-12:45pm

U10 - 2013 and 2014 - 1:00-2:00pm

Tryouts for the 2024 AAA season are held in September 2023. 

• Professional instruction from hockey players
• 45 plus hours of on ice skill development plus games
• 20 plus hours of dryland training.
• Very convenient, consistent schedule that does not interfere with summer sports
• Spring and Summer Tournaments
• Numerous opportunities for extra ice throughout the season
• Personalized home and away team jerseys with team socks
• Discounts on other Breakaway Hockey programs and camps
• Practices are held at convenient, local facilities
• If players miss their scheduled practice, there are options to practice with another one of our AAA teams
• Break in the summer to give the players a well needed break

Players will skate 3 times a week for 12 weeks with  a heavy focus on individual skill development.  On ice session will be overseen by Jessie Willis and our talented, experienced coaching staff that will be leading on and off ice sessions.  We created a model called T.A.G.U.P. hockey that is designed to ensure success for players of all ages and experience.  This model is used to prepare students for the upcoming regular season and future play .  It consists of 5  focus points to ensure fun and improve personal player ability and growth on and off the ice.  

• TEAM:  Working together, team play, supporting one another, & learning habits of your teammates to improve on-ice play 
• AGILITY:  Edge work, puck control, stick handling,  passing, shooting, scoring, small area battling, & more
• GROWTH:  Personal skills, building character & learning respect for players, coaches, refs, and others, both on and off the ice
• UNDERSTANDING:  Knowledge of the game in general, rules of hockey and why they exist, how to play responsible hockey to keep everyone safe and having fun
• POSITION:  Where each player should be on the ice, how it affects the success of the play,  knowing where other players should be, & a small amount of time is dedicated to systems in the offensive/defensive zones

Students will train off ice for 1 hour, one to two times a week in the spring and summer.  Dryland will consist of plyometrics, agility training and strength.  The program is to improve quickness, strength and agility, which will make players faster and stronger on the ice.