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k Aliquam erat volutpat. Quisque eros sem, venenatis nec lorem vel, ullamcorper imperdiet turpis. In non ex ornare, posuere nisi eu, vestibu- lum tortor. Sed id mollis metus, at gravida velit. Fusce bibendum leo magna. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Ut convallis odio sit amet est convallis, eu lacinia est tempus. Nullam non turpis pharetra, consectetur justo at, lobortis ipsum. Ut convallis odio sit amet est convallis, eu lacinia est tempus. Nullam non turpis pharetra, consectetur justo at, lobortis ipsum. Recovery Backside Push B ET W E E N T H E P I P ES GOALIE DRILL OF THE MONTH HEADLINE HERE HEADLINE HERE k With the coaching clinic season in full swing, Minnesota goalie guru Steve Carroll hosted a bronze level Goalie Coach Developer session for 60 coaches at the Champlin Park (Minn.) rink. Among those in attendance was Louden Hogg, a 17-year-old Edina goalie who repre- sented Team USA at the 2019 Hlinka Gretzky Cup. Hogg stepped up to demonstrate vari- ous drills during the session. Bronze level seminars are the first step of the goaltending coach development pro- gram. During the course of a one-day clinic, coaches learn various aspects of the posi- tion, including practice planning, teaching fundamental saves, foundation skating, puck handling, positioning and more. Upon completion coaches will earn their bronze level status. To learn more go to USAHockey.com/ CoachingClinics. WEBINAR P R E S E N T E D B Y Bronze Clinics Pure Gold For Goalie Coaches 18 // JANUARY 2020 USAHOCKEYMAGAZINE.COM k In hockey there are big saves and then there are October Saves. And this year's campaign to raise money for cancer research reached new heights with $500,000 raised by goalies from across North America. The October Saves campaign encourages youth hockey goalies to get family, friends, coaches and teammates to pledge money for each save they make during the month. According to Lara Hopewell, the driving force behind the campaign, this year's event grew by 60 percent in terms of funds raised and as 1,268 goalies participated. "Year after year October Saves has grown, but this year we were blown away by how the goalie nation banded together to raise funds," Hopewell said. "The money has already reached the hands of those on the front lines of fighting cancer and I can tell you, they are so incredibly thankful for our netminders. "Can you imagine what we can do next year?" For a complete list of the top fund raisers, go to OctoberSaves.org. COMMUNITY Goalie coaches get a crash course on what it takes to train the next generation of netminders. A goalie starts in butterfly position near the top of the crease. A coach is positioned along the goal line to take a backdoor shot. The goalie pushes back on angle to the post leading with her head and hands. The coach shoots as goalie slides across. Play the rebound until a goal is scored or the puck is covered up. KEY POINTS TO REMEMBER: Track the rebound with your eyes. Lead with your head and hands. Stay compact and remain in control while moving. Be square to the puck. GOALIE NATION COMES UP BIG FOR OCTOBER SAVES CAMPAIGN