Hockey players come in all shapes and sizes. Hockey is no longer a big man’s game, or is it? The game may have changed, but
Author: Craig Eagles @Eags37
Craig Eagles majored in Kinesiology and Education at the University of New Brunswick. He once was head coach of the Moncton Purple Knights men’s AAA hockey program for four seasons, and head coach of the women’s program for another. He then made the jump to Junior “A” hockey as a video and practice coach with the Moncton Beavers. He returned to Moncton’s minor hockey level where he won a Provincial Championship and the Competitive Coach of the Year award in 2012. In December of 2016, Craig joined the QMJHL Central Scouting Agency as a regional scout for New Brunswick. On top of being a High School teacher, Eagles has been broadcasting hockey on Rogers TV since 2009 and has been a colour analyst for the QMJHL for the past five seasons before stepping away from that position in 2021.
He started the Co Coaches Corner Blog in 2012-2013 and has been writing about hockey and various other sports ever since.
Gone But Not Forgotten
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The Reynolds Factor
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Thank You Mom,
“If you are going to do anything, do it right the first time, and don’t do it half assed.” You have no idea how many
The Next Level
Luke Woodworth goes about his business quietly. The soft spoken mature 16-year-old from Bridgewater, Nova Scotia does all his talking on the ice. Woodworth made
The Opportunity
An opportunity might be the only thing a player ever needs to prove they belong. An opportunity is the only thing that Carter Ansems has
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