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Scouts
Just wondering, is anyone out there a scout for any level of hockey?
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I know my hockey really well (especially high school), to become a scout, what type of background credentials would be needed? Or is playing experience at the higher levels (college D-1, professionally) the only thing that really matters? I know I don't have much chance of landing a D-1 position, so are my dreams of being a scout lost ones?
Also, the same questions apply to a high school hockey coach, or even better, a D-1 hockey coach?
Also, the same questions apply to a high school hockey coach, or even better, a D-1 hockey coach?
sicknasty7722 wrote:I know my hockey really well (especially high school), to become a scout, what type of background credentials would be needed? Or is playing experience at the higher levels (college D-1, professionally) the only thing that really matters? I know I don't have much chance of landing a D-1 position, so are my dreams of being a scout lost ones?
Also, the same questions apply to a high school hockey coach, or even better, a D-1 hockey coach?
If you dont think yoo could be a D-1 scout you could always try to be one for Breck or Roseau cause we all know they do
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Sicknasty7722,
If you are serious about this, why don't you approach the High School Elite League and ask if you can volunteer to scout for them. They have scouts at most of the key games and they are usually just volunteers who have some connection to the league. At least this would give you some experience and possibly provide you with some contacts.
If you are serious about this, why don't you approach the High School Elite League and ask if you can volunteer to scout for them. They have scouts at most of the key games and they are usually just volunteers who have some connection to the league. At least this would give you some experience and possibly provide you with some contacts.
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I'm still in high school. Is there certain degrees for someone who is a scout/ a d-1 hockey coach?Charliedog wrote:Sicknasty7722,
If you are serious about this, why don't you approach the High School Elite League and ask if you can volunteer to scout for them. They have scouts at most of the key games and they are usually just volunteers who have some connection to the league. At least this would give you some experience and possibly provide you with some contacts.
Get a teaching, physiology or psychology degree and start coaching. Volunteer your time and talents at your local youth hockey organization and see if you can start working with the HS coach as an assistant. Most schools hire a teacher for a coaching position first. If a suitable candidate is not interested, they go outside the school.sicknasty7722 wrote:I'm still in high school. Is there certain degrees for someone who is a scout/ a d-1 hockey coach?Charliedog wrote:Sicknasty7722,
If you are serious about this, why don't you approach the High School Elite League and ask if you can volunteer to scout for them. They have scouts at most of the key games and they are usually just volunteers who have some connection to the league. At least this would give you some experience and possibly provide you with some contacts.
Email some D-1 coaches and see if thy can suggest a carrer path for you to follow.
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Breakout,breakout wrote:SiouxRecruit wrote:I'm a scout for the mini mites...do you have a question?
I do, is it too early for my Mite to commit to the U of M?
It not that it is too early, you are actually late. If you haven't been contacted by now you kid want make it. Start considering Alaska Anchorage, this isn't a bad choice considering that he could be a late bloomer. Just a thought, good luck to your never been mite.
flak 14 you are stoned out of your mind when you say roseau scouts. ill tell you how bad roseau scouts they stop kids from coming in. it seems like their may be a new player coming in here and their but who can blame people for wanting to be part of the roseau program.. people come on their own free will theirs no donut dangeling.
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I think he has confused Roseau with Warroad.watchdog wrote:flak 14 you are stoned out of your mind when you say roseau scouts. ill tell you how bad roseau scouts they stop kids from coming in. it seems like their may be a new player coming in here and their but who can blame people for wanting to be part of the roseau program.. people come on their own free will theirs no donut dangeling.
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I also think he has "scouting" confused with "recruiting". Get a clue.watchdog wrote:flak 14 you are stoned out of your mind when you say roseau scouts. ill tell you how bad roseau scouts they stop kids from coming in. it seems like their may be a new player coming in here and their but who can blame people for wanting to be part of the roseau program.. people come on their own free will theirs no donut dangeling.
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watchdog...did a new batch of the good stuff just sneak across the border from Sundown? Like WOW man....watchdog wrote:flak 14 you are stoned out of your mind when you say roseau scouts. ill tell you how bad roseau scouts they stop kids from coming in. it seems like their may be a new player coming in here and their but who can blame people for wanting to be part of the roseau program.. people come on their own free will theirs no donut dangeling.
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wisconsinprephockey wrote:I don't quite get what swamp land has to do with the ISSACTUALFORMERPLAYER wrote: Anybody have some swamp land to sell him?
Anybody have any actual information?
In other words, don't waste your time. A scouting job will come through experience and connections. Blowing a grand on a course isn't going to help you become a scout if that is what your goal is.
Start doing some work (for free if you have to) and begin to build your resume and and your contact list.
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