TPH Training App Now Available
Total Package Hockey is proud to announce the release of the TPH Training app powered by MaxOne. The TPH Training app will offer free access to our Virtual Hockey Development content through May 31st. This app will support all your training needs on-demand. We are excited to provide a better training experience for our student-athletes, families, and hockey players.
The TPH Training app will house all of our growing Virtual Hockey Development content on-demand which consists libraries that house all our Skill Development, Strength & Conditioning, and Education Materials. Assigned workouts will be available for student-athletes log their workout. The app includes a leader board which allows Student-athletes to compete with others across the nation!
The TPH Training app is now available for download in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
After downloading, create a profile using the code “tphathlete” to start. Parents of registered athletes will receive an email which will provide access to connect to their student-athlete’s account. Parents will be able to download the app and connect to their student-athlete’s account to see the workouts and progress. No more logging into Facebook!
TPH wants to help our student-athletes develop and grow on the ice, in the classroom, and the ultimate game… the game of life! The TPH Training app is now free through the end of May, with plans on launching a more in depth and exclusive paid experience. Stay tuned for those details, it’s not something you’re going to want to miss out on.
By The Numbers: 2020 USHL Draft
Every draft we always look back over the selections and break down the data. The goal is to understand who the teams and their scouts believe are ready for the next level. The data helps understand how to best prepare our TPH student-athletes. Below is some of the details from our staff’s analysis.
Birth Year Distribution
As you can see from the distribution, 141 (61.1%) of those selected were 2001 and 2002 birth years.
Association Level Distribution
Junior League Distribution
Youth League Distribution
This year, 76.5% of the draft pick were selected from a team associated in a league rather than an independent.
Help Us Shield Our Communities
TPH and the Center of Excellence offer a selective environment for the aspiring elite athlete. Part of the selective environment is mentoring our athletes to become better versions of themselves. A big piece of this growth includes serving the communities!
We are launching the Shield Our Communities fundraiser. TPH students across the country will be raising money to purchase medical face shields made by our good friends at Sparx Hockey. The goal is to provide these shields to organizations in need in each local community. Students will have the opportunity to safely deliver the shields to the selected local organizations. Organizations like Police Departments, Fire Departments, Nursing Homes or the like.
TPH is proud to partner with Sparx, a company who has repurposed their facilities to make these shields for first responders and essential workers across the country! Please help us achieve our goal and make a difference in the communities we call home! Together we can make a difference, in our communities and across the nation!
Our targeted goal would allow us to distribute over 1,000 face shields, distributed evenly, to the following local organizations:
- Atlanta | Emory University Department of Public Safety
- Colorado | Elizabeth Fire Station 271
- Detroit | Dearborn Heights Police Department
- Grand Rapids | Spectrum Health
- Huntsville | Huntsville Hospital System
- Indianapolis | Eskenzie Health of Indianapolis
- Nashville | Metro Nashville Office of Emergency Management
To make a donation click here. We’ve got this!
USHL Draft Phase II
The United States Hockey League (USHL) Draft concluded Phase II yesterday, ending the selection process for this year’s draft. Phase II of the drafted amassed 282 players selected to the 16 USHL clubs (excludes US NTDP Team), adding to the 142 futures (2004 birth years) selected in Phase I, totaling out at 424 total players.
Total Package Hockey is proud to announce that 21 players who were selected over the course of the past two days are alumni of a TPH program. The breakdown of these players by program (some overlap multiple programs):
- 15 – Center of Excellence
- 5 – Elite Prospects Program (3 – World Selects Invitational Team and 2 – Michigan Hockey Advancement)
- 2 – Nashville Jr Predators
- 1 – 8 Week Progression Program
- 1 – Tri-State Spartans
The distribution based on TPH Division is as follows:
- 14 – TPH Detroit
- 2 – TPH Nashville
- 2 – TPH Grand Rapids
- 1 – TPH Indianapolis
- 2 – TPH Colorado
We want to express our congrats to all of the athletes that were selected in the Draft over the past two days. TPH would like to thank the 21 drafted student-athletes for allowing us the opportunity to be a part of their development in hockey and life. Below is our #TPHTrained student-athletes that were selected in Phase II:
View players selected in USHL Draft Phase I.
Tanner Latsch – WSI Prospects Team
Round 1 – 4th Overall – Des Moines Buccaneers
Davis Pennington – TPH Center of Excellence – Detroit
Round 1 – 11th Overall – Muskegon Lumberjacks
Patrick Johnson – WSI Prospects Team
Round 3 – 34th Overall – Cedar Rapids Roughriders
Hunter Longhi – WSI Prospects Team
Round 7 – 93rd Overall – Madison Capitols
Owen Millward – TPH Center of Excellence – Grand Rapids
Round 7 – 97th Overall – Tri-City Storm
Owen Bartoszkiewicz – TPH Center of Excellence – Detroit
Round 7 – 104th Overall – Youngstown Phantoms
Daniel Nakhamiyev – TPH Center of Excellence – Detroit
Round 12 – 168th Overall – Madison Capitols
Jacob Badal – 8 Week Progression Program – Detroit
Round 13 – 183rd Overall – Madison Capitols
Owen Carlile– TPH Center of Excellence – Detroit
Round 13 – 187th Overall – Muskegon Lumberjacks
Owen West – TPH Center of Excellence Alum – Indianapolis & Tri-State Spartans Alum
Round 14 – 208th Overall – Omaha Lancers
PJ Forgione – TPH Center of Excellence – Detroit
Round 15 – 224th Overall – Fargo Force
Dominik Bartecko – TPH Center of Excellence – Nashville & Nashville Jr Predators
Round 15 – 221st Overall – Green Bay Gamblers
Braden Rourke – TPH Center of Excellence – Detroit
Round 16 – 231st Overall – Des Moines Buccaneers
Andrew Garby – Plymouth HS – Michigan Hockey Advancement
Round 18 – 260th Overall – Cedar Rapids Roughriders
Charles Larsen – TPH Center of Excellence – Colorado
Round 19 – 284th Overall – Fargo Force
Jacob Thomas – Detroit Country Day HS – Michigan Hockey Advancement
Round 21 – 309th Overall – Sioux Falls Stampede
Landry Schmuck – TPH Center of Excellence – Nashville & Nashville Jr Predators
Round 22 – 324th Overall – Sioux Falls Stampede
Multiple #TPHTrained Athletes Named to 2020 NAHL Top Prospects Rosters
