Total Package Hockey is proud to congratulate the 13 #TPHTrained players who have been recognized by NHL Central Scouting on the organization’s first ‘players to watch’ list for the upcoming 2019 NHL.

Five of the players are alumni of the TPH Center of Excellence, while eight others took part in the summer Eight Week Progressional Program or competed for teams organized by TPH – either at the OHL Cup or the World Selects Invitational.

“We are incredibly proud of all these players,” said TPH CEO Nathan Bowen. “Being included on the Central Scouting’s first list of the season in your draft year is a great honor – a great first step. Obviously they will all need to continue working hard and training hard, and we’re confident that they will as they continue to chase their hockey dreams.”

Congrats to the following players:

Arthur Kaliyev – Hamilton Bulldogs – OHL – CoE

Andrew Perrott (pictured) – London Knights – OHL – CoE, Eight Week Program

Caleb Everett – Saginaw Spirit – OHL – CoE, Eight Week Program

Mack Guzda – Owen Sound Attack – OHL – CoE

Hunter Skinner – Muskegon Lumberjacks – USHL – CoE, Eight Week Program

John Beecher – NTDP Under-18 Team – USHL – OHL Cup

Cameron Rowe – NTDP Under-18 Team – USHL – OHL Cup

Nicholas Robertson – Peterborough Petes – OHL – World Select Invite

Tag Bertuzzi – Guelph Storm – OHL – OHL Cup

Grayson Ladd – Windsor Spitfires – OHL – World Select Invite

Nicklas Andrews – Odessa Jackalopes – NAHL – Eight Week Program

Declan Carlile – Lincoln Stars – USHL – Eight Week Program

Egor Afanasyev – Muskegon Lumberjacks – USHL – OHL Cup

ABOUT TPH: Founded in 2001, Total Package Hockey is a hockey service provider with the vision to become the world leader in positively impacting the lives of student-athletes through the game of hockey.  TPH prides itself on operating at a standard that exceeds expectations of players, families, coaches, advisors and all other entities of the hockey world, one choice at a time. Our staff is committed to providing positive, energetic, hands-on instruction and mentorship, in an effort to develop each individual on and off the ice.  If each individual develops as a player, athlete and person, he or she will be better prepared to advance to the highest levels of junior, collegiate and professional hockey, while learning the skills necessary for success in the ultimate game: the game of life.