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JUNIOR PRE DRAFT COMBINE – DENVER

The Denver Pre-Draft Combine will take place at the University of Denver.

Two goalies per Team only.

Each game is two twenty-five-minute stop-time periods. Penalties result in a penalty shot and continuation of play if the penalty shot results in a save.

All bench coaches will be assigned a week before the event. All bench coaches will be affiliated with a USHL, NAHL, NCDC, or NCAA Team or program.

Team assignments will be made at least one week before the event. Players should plan on arriving the evening before the event begins.

Seminar schedules, along with Team meet-and-greet sessions, will be provided at check-in. Players should check in at least one hour before their first scheduled game.

DETAILS Since 2002, the Pre-Draft Combine has brought together players, parents, coaches, and scouts in an environment designed to foster development, promote growth, and educate about reaching their unique next-level goals. No two players are alike, nor will they achieve the same level of play. However, all players and families deserve access to accurate information impacting their trajectories. Participation in the Pre-Draft Combine signifies a commitment to compete in a high-level environment with access to key decision-makers and the opportunity to receive direct feedback and candid information about individual trajectories. Top-tier players have access to the best training, nutrition, political insights, and information on game changes affecting their futures. The Pre-Draft Combine provides this elite environment. From the NHL to AAA levels, the Pre-Draft Combine surpasses other events in its offerings. As the original program, it has generated countless success stories that cannot be replicated by imitators. The Pre-Draft Combines, conducted by experienced, professional staff, are meticulously crafted to provide education, exposure, and experience for aspiring players seeking to advance their Hockey development at the junior and college levels.

EDUCATION — Players participate in seminars discussing the junior Hockey experience at all levels. These sessions educate players about various leagues, providing a reliable and balanced information resource for individual decisions. Both players and parents gain valuable insights into key aspects of their Hockey futures, including NCAA compliance, eligibility, recruiting processes, and the diverse paths to college Hockey.
EXPOSURE — Players compete in front of scouts and coaches from various leagues at the Pre-Draft Combines. These events provide a unique environment that allows NCAA, USHL, NAHL, NCDC, Canadian Junior A, and other legitimate leagues to collectively scout players. Unlike other league events that withhold information from non-affiliated leagues, the Pre-Draft Combines offer more exposure, encompassing more levels and programs. Recognized for their accuracy in evaluating players’ readiness within their peer group, the Pre-Draft Combines serve as a reliable predictor of players’ preparedness for the next step while also providing valuable feedback.
EXPERIENCE — Players from across North America and Europe will participate in a minimum of 5 games against other junior and NCAA hockey prospects. Teams will be coached by staff members from various levels of NCAA, Junior, and AAA hockey, ensuring maximum interaction with decision-makers. Since 2002, this approach has delivered a professional and memorable experience to thousands of players.

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