Top Prospects from five birth years set for Sixty Hockey Camp

Jun 22, 2023 | World Hockey Hub

Sixty Hockey Development Camp players get on ice instruction.
Photo courtesy of Bar Down Photography

More than 300 youth players set for New England’s premier development camp

Originating in 2019, the “Sixty Camp” has put a main focus on creating an environment for players to test their skills among the best of their peers. The main focus of that first camp was the 2006 birth year. Since then, the event has grown exponentially to include multiple birth years. Players from the 2007-2011 age range will participate in this weekend’s showcase. Participants can expect a four-day event filled with on-ice drills, skills and competition. Between sessions, players are exposed to off-ice training and treated to informational presentations regarding college hockey, academics and nutrition, among other topics.

The camp’s professional coaching staff has included names in the past such as:

Jerry Keefe – Northeastern University

Paul Pearl – Cushing Academy 

Mike Souza – University of New Hampshire

Adam Nicholas – Director of Hockey Development, Montreal Canadiens 

Rod Braceful – Amateur Scout, Chicago Blackhawks

These esteemed coaches will be behind the benches, running practices, and conducting seminars for players and families. There will be no shortage of talent at this year’s camp. Some of the best youth players from this season include: 

2007’s

Van Martin – Lovell Academy 

Hugo Daniel – North Yarmouth Academy

Tyler Clouthier – Ice Mavericks Hockey 

Jason Millet – South Kent Selects 

Garret Glaser – Shattuck-St. Mary’s

Glaser was a consistent source of strong goaltending in net for Shattuck this past season. He went 20-10-2 while compiling a 2.52 goals-against average and .913 save percentage with three shutouts. His knack to come up in big games backstopped his club to a championship appearance at USA Hockey Nationals in April. Millet built up on a strong first season with the Selects by upping his point total from 28 to 43. The solid 5-foot-10 defenseman knows how to add offense from the blue line. With an imposing 170 lbs. frame as well, opponents have a tough task of finding any space on the ice against him.

2008’s

Danick St. Pierre – Seacoast Performance Academy 

Blake Cash – Seacoast Performance Academy 

Nick Sumner – Brooks School 

Ryan Poirier – New Hampshire Avalanche

Sully Wilmont – Idaho Junior Steelheads

Parker Sockseth – Seacoast Performance Academy 

St. Pierre finished the season second overall on SPA in total points with 86 (29G, 57A). Cash compiled seven goals and 21 points as well for the team. 

2009’s

Richie Janniello – Long Island Gulls 

Brice Glanz – Windy City Storm 

Connor Wright – Middlesex School 

Dante Kader – Islanders Hockey Club 

James Cappozi – New Jersey Rockets

2010’s

Enzo Levy – Seigneurs des Mille-Îles

Blake Ward – Boston Jr. Eagles

Mason Proulx – Seacoast Performance Academy

Roan Wilson – Top Gun 

Levy and Proulx both put up solid showings at the U13 World Selects Invitational in Chamonix, France. Levy recorded three goals and seven points for the Eastern U.S. Selects squad. He also averaged close to two points per game for Seigneurs des Mille-Îles, where he finished with 27 goals and 58 points in 30 games. Proulx joined Levy as a member of the Selects squad at the WSI, where he nabbed three goals and six points. 

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