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Second Annual Las Vegas Goalie Camp

2021 JPL VEGAS CAMP

June 3 - June 6
Pepsi Ice Arena  |  Las Vegas

It’s official! Ice time is booked, and I am already planning the third annual JPL Vegas Camp at The Pepsi Ice Arena (formerly SoBe Ice Arena) in North Las Vegas. With this four day camp, you can expect an in-depth, professional format geared towards motivated goalies squirts and higher.

Included:

  • Updated 2021 JPL Handbook and Drillbook

  • Jersey and workout shirt

  • 8 hours of on-ice instruction

  • Off-ice instruction that I use during my season (vision training and effective stretching/dynamic warmup methods)

  • Professional video lecture: I teach goalies how to build a technical structure that will add consistency. Using my playing experience, I’m able to present a systematic playbook that goalies can use to be mentally and technically strong.

  • Post-camp seminar/Q&A with coaching staff to educate goalies and parents on the proper development process to take at each level to reach and prepare for a long and successful career in hockey.

 

Instructors:

As in previous years, my camp includes coaches from the USHL, NCAA, WHL, current/former AHL, NHL, European pro goaltenders, as well as new passionate coaches who want to learn and expand their skill set. This camp is special, as it brings together coaches from across North America who are constantly striving to collaborate, learn, and utilize the latest training methods in their coaching.

Owner- Lead Instructor
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Coach Mike Nepsa comes from Phoenix, AZ as the Director of Goaltending for the Jr. Coyotes Tier 1 Elite Program. Prior to Arizona, Mike served as an assistant coach with the Canisius College Golden Griffins NCAA D1 team and the Buffalo Beauts of National Women's Hockey League (NWHL). He produced Hobey Baker and Mike Richter finalist, First Team All-American, and Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year, Charles Williams. Mike also developed three-time NCAA D1 National Champion, Isobel Cup Champion, and Goaltender of the Year, Amanda Leveille. Before his time in Buffalo NY, Mike coached the Pittsburgh area, working as a goaltending consultant in the top two junior leagues in the United States with the Youngstown Phantoms and the Sioux City Musketeers of the USHL and the Johnstown Tomahawks of the NAHL. Prior to coaching, Mike was a goaltender who had brief stints with the Wheeling Nailers, Orlando Solar Bears and Toledo Walleye of the ECHL, after his college career at SRU. He looks forward to working with the JPL staff and goalies to enhance and expand the knowledge of the position.

Scott Munroe, a native of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, is a Player Development Coach & Mentor at the TPH Center of Excellence in Phoenix. Munroe has a tremendous amount of experience as both a player and a coach. Munroe played four years for the University of Alabama in Huntsville including a 2003 College Hockey America regular season championship. He then spent eight seasons in the AHL as well as one seasons in the KHL (Russia) and SHL (Sweden). As a coach, Munroe has served as a development and goaltending coach in the QMJHL with the Moncton Wildcats and an assistant coach in NCAA-III with Trinity College.