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TPH Center of Excellence student-athlete, Ethan Fredericks, defines next steps of his hockey career
Each season is critical for player development and recruiting exposure, and last year’s mid-pandemic hockey season was no exception. For players like Ethan Fredericks who were aiming to raise their stock, a world full of Covid-19 restrictions made it even more difficult to gain attention from college scouts. Regarded by The Scouting Network as “one of the most undervalued 2004’s in the nation,” the Georgia native was in need of a breakout 2021-21 season.
Fredericks cranked it up to ten during the 2020-21 season and put college scouts on notice. He led the Nashville Jr. Predators 16U AAA team with 36 goals and 62 points, which earned him the third place slot among all goal scorers in the Tier 1 Elite Hockey League (T1EHL). Individual success was only a portion of the picture for Fredericks’s previous season as he and the Preds tangoed their way to the semi-finals of the T1EHL playoffs.
The hard work paid off in dividends as Fredericks committed to Northeastern University and inked a contract with the Des Moines Buccaneers of the United States Hockey League (USHL). Fredericks kicked off his USHL journey this fall at just 16 years old, but made an early impact when he found the back of the net early in his second game. As the Bucs look to build on their 3-0 start, Fredericks hopes to keep the train rolling.
The TPH team will be cheering Fredericks on for the remainder of his USHL journey, and we can’t wait to watch him compete with the Huskies when he makes his arrival at Northeastern.
Want to learn more about how the TPH CoE model can help student-athletes reach their full potential? Check out our website to see for yourself!
Forgione and Fleming Make the Jump to the Junior Level
Former AAA and COE teammates part ways to compete in the OHL and USHL
The path forward from the youth levels of hockey is a forked road with multiple options for leagues and several options for teams. Understanding these options and making the right decision for your future can be daunting is only half the battle; the other half comes down to coaches and teams. This season two TPH Detroit student-athletes, P.J. Forgione and Landon Fleming, approached the fork in the road and picked their path onto the junior hockey level.
In September, P.J. inked his contract with the Saginaw Spirit of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL), while Landon announced his commitment to play for the Madison Capitols of the United States Hockey League (USHL). TPH Detroit is proud of the success of these two former student-athletes and views their accomplishments as a testament to the program’s ability to produce high-performing talent.
The two defensemen were classmates at the Center of Excellence (CoE) during the 2020-21 school year, but their friendship goes back much further than that. Dwayne Norris, the Detroit CoE actually coached the two earlier in their careers when they played for the Oakland Jr. Grizzlies. Norris says their potential was clear from the very beginning and that he is extremely proud to have watched the two athletes grow into leaders both on and off the ice.
“I know I speak for the entire TPH organization when I say that we couldn’t be more excited for Forgione. and his new opportunity with Saginaw,” says TPH Player Development Coach & Mentor, Greg Wolfe. “P.J. is a player of high character and work ethic. He shows up at the rink every day, ready to give 100%. There is no doubt P.J. will be an asset for Saginaw, and I can’t wait to see how he continues to develop at the next level.” P.J. has played in all three of the Spirit’s preseason games so far, and netted his first goal of the 2021 preseason on September 18th.
“Landon is a player that improved his focus and attention to detail throughout last year, both on and off the ice. We are ecstatic to see that tireless work ethic payoff as he advances to play in Madison of the USHL this season,” says Dwayne Norris, the Director & Head of Hockey at the TPH Center of Excellence in Detroit. Landon has seen ice time in each of his preseason games with the Capitols, who are ranked second in the USHL Eastern Conference and boast a 3-1 preseason record.
These two young men have had a relatively similar background in training and youth organizations, and have taken the jump to the top junior leagues in both Canada and the United States. TPH wishes them the best in their upcoming seasons and moving forward through life. To learn more about the TPH CoE model, and how it can help student-athletes reach their full potential in academics and athletics, please visit our website.
About TPH
Total Package Hockey was founded in 2001 and began operations in 2004 in Ontario, Canada. TPH seeks to become the world leader in positively impacting the lives of student-athletes, all ages and skill levels through sports. TPH platforms include association management, elite prospects programs, tournaments and showcases, camps and clinics, and its hallmark Center of Excellence academy model, serving over 10,000 student-athletes annually throughout 16 U.S.-based divisions. TPH prides itself on taking a holistic approach, one that emphasizes the development of the individual in four ways:
- As a player within a team setting
- As an athlete, dedicated to reaching their physical potential
- As a student, working to achieve their academic goals
- As a person striving to win the ultimate game, and that’s the game of life
Preview: Jr. Predators Tier II Host Weekend
It is tournament time again and the 2021 Jr. Predators Tier II Host Weekend starts this Friday, October 8th and runs through Monday, October 11th in Nashville, Tennessee. Fifty-one teams representing 30 youth hockey organizations ranging from mites to the 18U level are set to clash this weekend in Smashville over the long holiday weekend.
This event is the second tournament of the season in Nashville and we are excited to have a wide range of teams competing to hoist the championship guitar. Throughout the event, 113 games will take place, including 11 Mite division games at Bridgestone Arena, Home of the Nashville Predators.
Off the ice, there will be several vendors in the lobby of Ford Ice Center – Bellevue. Get your hockey gear sanitized in 15 minutes by TrUVO, purchase tournament apparel at Fine Designs, get photos of you or your favorite player from Action Shots Photography, or help support the Nashville Jr Predators Scholarship Program with the purchase of earrings from Ashley Fitz Jewelry.
Below is an overview of the event.We are excited to drop the puck and get this event underway!
TEAMS
Mites-Blue Division: Louisville Ice Cardinals – Blue, Nashville Flyers, Nashville Jr. Predators – Duchene, Nashville Jr. Predators – Johansen
Mites-Gold Division: Atlanta Fire, Louisville Ice Cardinals – Team A, Nashville Flyers – A, Nashville Jr. Predators – Forsberg, Nashville Jr. Predators – Josi, Tampa Bay Crunch
9U Division: Ashburn Xtreme, Nashville Jr Predators, TPH AA Prospects 2012
10U Division: Atlanta Madhatters, Nashville Jr. Predators, St. Louis Eagles, TPH AA Prospects 2011
12U Division: Boston Junior Huskies, Nashville Jr. Predators, TPH AA Prospects 2009, TPH AA Prospects 2010
13U Division: Grosse Ile Islanders, Nashville Jr. Predators, NW Chargers, Victory Honda Black
14U Division: Ashburn Xtreme, Boston Junior Huskies, Elite Development Program Premier, Glenview Stars, Grand Rapids Griffins Red, Little Caesars Farmington Hills Black, Metro Jets, Nashville Jr. Predators, NCYH Jr Eagles, NYC Cyclones, Oakland Junior Grizzlies, Tampa Bay Jr Lightning, Toms River Blackhawks, TPH AA Prospects 2007, USA Eagles
16U Division: AZYHL Bobcats, Boston Junior Huskies, Cazenovia Chiefs, Columbus Chill, Nashville Jr. Predators, SHAHA Michalak, Tampa Bay Crunch
18U Division: Chesterfield Falcons, Columbus Chill, Nashville Jr. Predators, Piedmont Predators
SCHEDULE
October 8-11, 2021: Click here to view the full schedule.
FACILITIES
Bridgestone Arena: 501 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203
Ford Ice Center – Antioch: 5264 Hickory Hollow Pl, Cane Ridge, TN 37013
Ford Ice Center – Bellevue: 7620 Hwy 70 S, Nashville, TN 37221
Benton H. Wilcoxon Municipal Ice Complex: 3185 Leeman Ferry Rd SW, Huntsville, AL 35801
To learn more about future TPH Tournaments, click here.
Preview: Jr Predators Tier I Host Weekend
The puck drops September 24th and the games run through the 26th for the 2021 Jr. Predators Tier I Host Weekend. Twenty-nine teams and 500+ players have one game per day over the next three days in the Music City.
This event is not about a trophy or medals. Exposure is the name of the game in Nashville this weekend. In the previous two events hosted in Grand Rapids and Denver, over 50+ scouts were in attendance. Additionally, TPH’s partners at The Prospect Exchange provided all attending athletes the opportunity to take advantage of Premium X.
Premium X, powered by ICEBERG Analytics, gives each player access to shift-by-shift condensed video and analytics to their games. To date, 570 players have taken advantage of Premium X as a resource to learn more and share their skills with coaches. Premium X is available for all players attending this weekend’s event.
The 2021 Jr. Predators Tier I Host Weekend will be TPH’s first tournament of the season in Nashville and it is primed for some highly competitive competition amongst top Tier I programs in the nation. Below is an overview of the event.
TEAMS
18U Division: Dallas Stars Elite, Michigan Hockey Advancement Red, Milwaukee Jr Admirals, Nashville Jr Predators, Ohio AAA Blue Jackets, Pittsburgh Vengeance, Seacoast Performance Academy
16U Division: Dallas Stars Elite, Michigan Hockey Advancement Red, Milwaukee Jr Admirals, New Jersey Devils, Nashville Jr Predators, Ohio AAA Blue Jackets, Pittsburgh Vengeance, Seacoast Performance Academy
15O Division: Dallas Stars Elite, LA Jr Kings, Michigan Hockey Advancement Red, Milwaukee Jr Admirals, Minuteman Flames, Nashville Jr Predators, Ohio AAA Blue Jackets
14U Division: Dallas Stars Elite, Milwaukee Jr Admirals, Nashville Jr Predators, Seacoast Performance Academy
SCHEDULE
September 24-26, 2021: Click here to view the full schedule.
FACILITIES
Ford Ice Center – Antioch: 5264 Hickory Hollow Pl, Cane Ridge, TN 37013
Ford Ice Center – Bellevue: 7620 Hwy 70 S, Nashville, TN 37221
To learn more about future TPH Tournaments, click here.
Hammerschmidt Brings Experience and Expertise to Minnesota
TPH Minnesota, the world leader in positively impacting the lives of student-athletes through sport, is thrilled to announce that Lindsey Hammerschidt was recently hired as the Head of Academics for COE Minnesota. Hammerschmidt brings an abundance of expertise and background from Rasmussen University in management and working with a wide range of students.
“When I first met her, she had a really outgoing personality,” said Matt Cooke, Director for TPH Minnesota. “And she was so excited to work with kids, which is the reason why we (TPH Minnesota) are here.”
As the Head of Academics, Hammerschmidt will work on-site as both a coach and mentor to student-athletes while building a thriving learning environment for everyone. She will teach organizational skills and responsibility while implementing ongoing support for students and families. Hammerschmidt will leverage her sharp communication skills as a principal liaison between TPH hockey staff, teachers, and parents. As well as hiring a new strengthening and conditioning coach, Hammerschmidt will be an essential asset to TPH Minnesota.
Before TPH, Hammerschmidt worked as an Admissions Manager for Rasmussen University, where she collaborated with leaders on strategies for recruiting students and coached new hires on recruitment strategies and professionalism. Hammerschmidt has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from St. Cloud State University with a Business Management Minor.
Hammerschmidt brings with her an immense amount of experience in guidance and professional development within the academic world. Additionally, she is currently in school to receive her Master’s Degree in Human Resources Management at Rasmussen University.
“I’m really excited to work with younger kids,” said Hammerschmidt, “I’m used to working with adults, so helping [the kids] guide them through their academic journey and hockey training as well.”
To learn more about our Minnesota TPH CoE, click here.
About TPH
Founded in 2001, TPH seeks to become the world leader in positively impacting the lives of student-athletes through sport. TPH platforms include association management, elite prospects programs, tournaments and showcases, camps and clinics, and its hallmark Center of Excellence academy model, serving over 10,000 student-athletes annually throughout 15 U.S.-based divisions. TPH prides itself on taking a holistic approach, one that emphasizes the development of the individual in four ways: (1) as a player within a team setting, (2) as an athlete, dedicated to reaching their physical potential, (3) as a student, working to achieve their academic goals, and most importantly, (4) as a person, striving to win the ultimate game, and that’s the game of life.
Data-Driven Insights Help Center of Excellence Students Reach Their Full Potential
Regardless of whether you are the Head of Hockey, Head of Academics, a Success Coach, or a parent of a Center of Excellence (CoE) student-athlete, you have probably noticed the benefits of collecting academic, athletic and wellness data for our student-athletes.
The athlete management system (AMS), Kinduct, has helped supply all our CoE locations with technology that allows our staff to collect, analyze and monitor the development of our student-athletes. Entering its second year of use, Kinduct continues to obtain results from fitness testing, wellness and injury surveys, strength/speed/agility sessions, and even class attendance records. These numbers and valuable information have assisted the locations in better understanding their student-athletes in order to improve all aspects of the Study, Train, Play model.
“We continue to be extremely impressed by Kinduct’s technology and how it helps our athletes improve the quality of their training,” TPH CEO, Nathan Bowen said. “We are committed to focusing on making our student-athletes the best versions of themselves, and thanks to our partnership we have actionable measurements to enhance all our athlete’s performance and well-being.”
Athletic and academic scores for students have soared due to the tracking of individualized metrics for each athlete. Kinduct’s key data analysis tools have helped TPH team members identify strengths and weaknesses, allowing tailored training programming to be delivered based on the athlete’s unique skill sets. From there, daily benchmarks are monitored, and success plans are administered to support student-athletes both athletically and academically.
“We live in a data and technology driven world, and TPH is committed to using industry leading tools like Kinduct to help our team members, coaches and mentors, positively impact each student-athlete that attends The Center of Excellence,” noted Jordan Pietrus, Executive Director, TPH-Colorado. “We have worked closely with Kinduct and studied how elite programs use data to create a system of two-way information sharing between students and TPH team members through the app. After data comes into the platform, our TPH team members are able to easily view key metrics and reports to help create mentoring moments with student-athletes, and ultimately drive development and performance.”
Reports within The Kinduct platform visualize data surrounding a student-athlete’s stress levels, sleep data and even injury soreness levels. Having these insights readily available helps coaches and mentors take action and develop personalized plans for each student-athlete.
Another significant benefit of the Kinduct app is the communication functionality Student-athletes can receive emails or text messages daily from coaches that can be essential in communicating practice changes, drop-off times, or specific needs that student-athletes may need to know.
Kinduct Customer Success Manager Sam Ross adds: “TPH came to us with a unique vision that aimed at blending together the limits of what our platform could do from all angles — performance, academics, and wellness. Having a system in place where each of those data streams could populate our platform simultaneously was a huge win, and we’re looking for building upon that type of innovative mindset.”
The partnership with Kinduct provides a competitive advantage for CoE aspiring-elite student-athletes to optimize their athletic potential while also aiding in education opportunities and individual wellness. With the help of Kinduct, TPH looks forward to continuing its mission of helping student-athletes reach their full potential.
To learn more about our Center of Excellence, click here.
About Kinduct
Kinduct’s Athlete Management System (AMS) is used by over 500 teams, leagues, organizations, performance centres, military and healthcare organizations around the world. Kinduct have supported multiple world champions across the MLB, NHL, NBA, NFL, and NCAA as well as organizations that train the tactical athlete and those empowering the patient. Through our secure, cloud-based AMS, Kinduct consolidates a wide array of performance and injury data, improving workflow and optimizing performance for thousands of coaches, trainers, and athletes. Kinduct is also integrated with many world-leading wearables,
TPH Kicks Off 2021-22 Tournaments with Top Talent in Grand Rapids
It is that time of the year again! Time to pack the game sweaters and get some fresh tape on the twig, because we are ready to kick off the tournament season. Twenty-three teams are on their way to Michigan this weekend to face off in TPH’s first event of the 2021-22 season, the Grand Rapids AAA Kickoff Classic.
The games will start on August 27th, and run through the 29th, with the opening match being between Honey Baked Hockey 15O AAA and the hometown Fox Motors 15U AAA. Over the 46 game weekend, coaches will be shuffling lines as the players’ offseason training is put to the test.
These early four games are not just a litmus test for the year, but an opportunity for players to get on a scout’s radar early. For any AAA hockey event, providing an opportunity for exposure is critical and in addition to inviting scouts and providing accommodations at the facility for the scouts, TPH is excited about their latest offer to our participants.
TPH and its partner The Prospect Exchange will be providing all the participating players with Premium X. Premium X powered by ICEBERG Analytics will give each player access to their personal video and analytics from their games in this event. Premium X will be a resource for the players to learn more about their game and share their skills with coaches. Every team manager should have received or will receive instructions for participant registration.
This event will be TPH’s first in Grand Rapids and the first of two in the state of Michigan this season. Below is an overview of this event.
Teams
18U Division: Fox Motors, Michigan Hockey Advancement Red, Nashville Jr Predators, Tri-State Spartans
16U Division: Compuware, Fox Motors, Green Bay Jr Gamblers, Michigan Hockey Advancement Red, Nashville Jr Predators, Oakland Jr Grizzlies
15O Division: Chicago Mission, Fox Motors, Honey Baked, Little Caesars, Nashville Jr Predators, Oakland Jr Grizzlies, Victory Honda, Windy City Storm
14U Division: Biggby, Florida Alliance, Fox Motors, Nashville Jr Predators, Windy City Storm
Schedule
August 27-29, 2021: Click here to view the full schedule.
Facilities
South Side Ice Arena: 566 100th St SW, Byron Center, MI 49315
Patterson Ice Center: 2550 Patterson Avenue Grand Rapids, MI 49546
To learn more about future TPH Tournaments, click here.
Roderick to Build Upon Solid Academic Foundation at SPA as Head of Academics
TPH is pleased to announce new hire Craig Roderick as Head of Academics at Seacoast Performance Academy (SPA) in Exeter, New Hampshire. Roderick will build upon a solid academic foundation and brings a combination of over two decades of knowledge in athletics, business administration, leadership, and education.
As part of “powering up” Seacoast Performance Academy, TPH will provide operational, hockey, and academic support to Roderick and staff at the SPA and assist in further maximizing the impact made on the individuals and teams who attend the program on the east coast.
“We are very excited to welcome Craig as our new Head of Academics at the Seacoast Performance Academy,” TPH Chief Academic Officer Bill Simms said. “His background speaks volumes in both the athletic and academic world. He will be able to provide exceptional support while building upon character and performance skills for our student-athletes.
Before TPH, Roderick spent time as a director, instructor, and learning coach for US Performance Academy, which is the identical rink for SPA. There he was responsible for eighty-nine student-athletes, families, academic calendars, daily operations, and developing a successful inaugural year that culminated in a one-hundred percent course completion rate making him quite familiar with the academy and in an academic leadership role.
“I have always been drawn to competitive environments where like-minded people are in perpetual motion to discover and challenge themselves along a lifelong trajectory of learning. This, and my philosophy of individual mentorship for young learners while being truly present in a supportive manner daily, melds with TPH’s model in providing industry leading individualized academic support for highly driven athletes,” noted Roderick. Combined with Seacoast Performance Academy’s vision of developing great hockey players and great citizens, I am ecstatic to lead a community building “bricks and mortar” experience within a hybrid, asynchronous academic structure.”
As part of this continued partnership, TPH will identify SPA’s academic staff and assist in all educational aspects, while adding their completely individualized, customized, NCAA-accredited learning experience, delivered by its academic partner Edmentum to the classroom in Exeter. This hybrid learning style will allow all core coursework to be tailored to student-athletes who seek a blended learning environment and study at SPA. There Roderick will assist in providing a one-of-a-kind learning platform that offers online learning experiences to student-athletes, with focused instructors and on-site academic leadership.
To learn more about Seacoast Performance Academy, click here.
Jacqueline Keeso joining TPH as Chief Experience Officer
Total Package Hockey (TPH), one of the nation’s leading hockey academies and event organizers, is proud to announce Jacqueline Keeso as the new Chief Experience Officer (CXO). Jacqueline will be responsible for the creation, execution, and integration of the overall customer experience. She will work to define and enhance TPH’s customer journey and ensure a consistent, empowering experience for all student-athletes. Furthermore, she will also work with TPH alumni to better serve current student-athletes after their time with TPH.
“The addition of Jacqueline as TPH’s Chief Experience Officer will help us to define and improve our services for our student-athletes, families, alumni, and our employees,” said Nathan Bowen, CEO of TPH. “She brings a wealth of knowledge, and I am confident she will identify, develop, and implement unique strategies and ideas to connect our mission and team.”
What’s more, Jacqueline will be working with the TK Scholarship Fund to offer scholarship opportunities to deserving student-athletes. The Fund was created to celebrate the life and legacy of MAJ Thomas E. Kennedy, who was killed in the line of duty in Afghanistan on August 8, 2012. As MAJ Kennedy’s legacy lives on through the recipients of this scholarship, Jacqueline will work with current management to innovate, enhance, and grow the scholarship’s impact.
“I’m thrilled to join TPH as Chief Experience Officer. I can’t think of a better purpose to align with: helping to empower and shape the leaders of tomorrow through TPH’s holistic program of sport, academics, and mentorship,” said Keeso. “I look forward to meeting and working with our fantastic TPH families, alumni, and employees.”
Prior to TPH, Jacqueline worked for Mission Aviation Fellowship, an international humanitarian organization, in Donor Engagement and Marketing. After, she would serve as a Customer Success Manager and Client Executive for Forrester, where she was responsible for new revenue, current customer growth, and client satisfaction. Her portfolio included some of Canada’s largest insurance and wealth management firms, and she was recognized as the MVP of the Premier Canada Team in 2018.
Lastly, she served as Director, Global Customer Experience for DigitalEd where she oversaw global growth initiatives for current customers and overall customer experience. Jacqueline overhauled customer management, renewal, and expansion practices by grounding the company’s actions in analytics and customer insights.
Jacqueline has a BBA of International Business from Boise State University and an MBA from the University of Oxford, UK. She also holds her Project Management Professional (PMP) certificate as well as a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (LSSGB).
To learn more about Total Package Hockey, click here.
About TPH
Founded in 2001, TPH seeks to become the world leader in positively impacting the lives of student-athletes through sport. TPH platforms include association management, elite prospects programs, tournaments and showcases, camps and clinics, and its hallmark Center of Excellence academy model, serving over 10,000 student-athletes on an annual basis, throughout 15 U.S.based divisions. TPH prides itself on taking a holistic approach, one that emphasizes the development of the individual in four ways: (1) as a player within a team setting, (2) as an athlete, dedicated to reaching his/her physical potential, (3) as a student, working to achieve his/her academic goals, and most importantly, (4) as a person, striving to win the ultimate game, and that’s the game of life.
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Reagan Selected as Head of Academics for TPH Phoenix Center of Excellence
TPH Phoenix is elated to announce new hire, Amy Reagan, in the role of Head of Academics for its Center of Excellence (CoE) academy. Reagan joins TPH with over a decade of academic experience, in both public and private school settings, bringing significant knowledge of hybrid learning models and valuable techniques in providing personalized instruction through tutoring. As a parent of a current TPH Phoenix student-athlete, she understands first-hand the unique daily time constraints elite students have as they manage their sport and educational pursuits. In this new role, Reagan will assist in balancing academics with athletics for elite student-athletes who seek the selective learning environment where they can Study, Train, Play to their fullest potential.
“Amy is an excellent hire for us as she understands the needs of our student-athletes and can identify with our parent group,” noted Director and Head of Hockey TPH Phoenix, Brett Blatchford. “With her years of experience in the classroom and her support of students who were learning remotely last year, she brings a unique skill set to the position that will make her invaluable to TPH and our partners at Sequoia and Edmentum.”
As the Head of Academics, Reagan will work on-site as both a coach and mentor to student-athletes, while creating a successful learning environment for everyone. She will mentor in learning labs, teach organizational skills and accountability while providing ongoing support for students and families. She will leverage her strong communication skills as a key liaison between TPH hockey staff, teachers, and parents.
“With my prior experiences in an academy-style setting and as a parent of a student-athlete, I look forward to joining TPH as the Head of Academics. The unique experience that TPH provides student-athletes is second to none, and I am excited to ensure that each student reaches their academic potential while focusing on their character and work ethic,” said Reagan.
From her previous experience, Reagan has familiarity working in the dual environment for athletics and academics and creating essential bonds with all individuals involved. From her previous roles, she understands the value of education, paired with a positive learning environment. This past school year she worked with students ranging from grades first through seventh and helped them maintain focus and complete tasks in a timely manner while providing academic support during the COVID-19 school lockdowns in California. During that time, she customized and applied an individualized set of objectives for each student, conducted individual study sessions, upheld a constructive learning atmosphere, and monitored mental health within the unique educational situation. She communicated directly with parents and provided daily verbal and written status updates to ensure that all students succeeded during the unprecedented period.
She brings with her an immense amount of experience not just in education, but also in guidance and professional development within the academic world. Through much research, she has published papers on kindergarten readiness, home-learning activities, and the latest trends and procedures for learning environments. She graduated from Purdue University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education and Intervention.
To learn more about our Phoenix TPH CoE, click here.
About TPH
Founded in 2001, TPH seeks to become the world leader in positively impacting the lives of student-athletes through sport. TPH platforms include association management, elite prospects programs, tournaments and showcases, camps and clinics, and its hallmark Center of Excellence academy model, serving over 10,000 student-athletes on an annual basis, throughout 15 U.S. based divisions. TPH prides itself on taking a holistic approach, one that emphasizes the development of the individual in four ways: (1) as a player within a team setting, (2) as an athlete, dedicated to reaching his/her physical potential, (3) as a student, working to achieve his/her academic goals, and most importantly, (4) as a person, striving to win the ultimate game, and that’s the game of life.
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