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January/February 2026

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07 JAN/FEB 2 0 2 6 | M H J ON L I N E . C O M MINNESOTA HOCKEY NEWS & NOTES TPE: GROUNDBREAKING ANALYTICS FOR MN HOCKEY MEMBERS Minnesota Hockey is proud to partner with TPE, bringing advanced video and data analysis to its CCM Minnesota Hockey High Performance Programs. In a first-of-its-kind initiative, every association and team across Minnesota will now have access to the same pro-level tools used by the state's top develop- mental programs. TPE is also investing in the future of Minnesota Hockey. For more information, contact Tyler Sheehy, former Gophers captain and Burnsville native, at Tyler@theprospectexchange.com. WCHA & MINNESOTA HOCKEY ANNOUNCE FIRST-EVER PARTNERSHIP On Dec. 22, 2025, the Western Collegiate Hockey Association and Minnesota Hockey announced a first-of-its-kind partnership. "It's a perfect fit to partner with Minnesota Hockey, and we are excited to cross-promote to help grow the girls and wom- en's game," said WCHA Commissioner Michelle McAteer. "Minnesota Hockey is a proud community-based organization that often provides the first opportunity to fall in love with hock- ey and develop a passion. The WCHA and our players model that with passion, hard work, and determination, the game can take you to amazing places, and dreams can come true." This new collaboration with Minnesota Hockey is designed to help expand visibility, engagement, and growth opportunities for both organizations. Through this partnership, Minnesota Hockey will not only help the WCHA increase its overall reach but will also help in drawing attendance for the 2026 Kwik Trip WCHA Final Faceoff. Minnesota Hockey will aid in promotional efforts for the league's premier event through multiple established media channels, including email and print communications. "Minnesota Hockey is thrilled to announce our new part- nership with the WCHA," said Minnesota Hockey Executive Director Jeremy Reed. "Together, we look forward to building and growing the girls' and women's game—creating new opportu- nities, inspiring the next generation, and strengthening the sport we all love. This collaboration marks an exciting chapter for hockey in our state and beyond." HOCKEY INTELLIGYM: TRAINING THE MENTAL SIDE OF THE GAME Hockey IntelliGym is a scientifically-proven cognitive training platform that develops the mental skills young players need to excel on the ice. The program trains decision-making under pres- sure, anticipation, and situational awareness through 20-minute sessions completed 2-3 times per week. Used by Minnesota Hockey's Tier 1 League and over 100,000 athletes worldwide, Hockey IntelliGym improves on-ice performance while fitting seamlessly into any training schedule. Parents and coaches can track player progress through a comprehensive dashboard that provides measurable results. Minnesota Hockey players can receive 27% off with code "MNH27" at usahockeyintelligym.com. HP PROGRAMS: ELEVATE YOUR GAME! The CCM Minnesota Hockey High Performance programs are designed to identify and develop the best players in Minnesota and to provide the top players from each district or section a chance to play with and against the best players in their area and the state. At the conclusion of the CCM Minnesota Hockey High Performance programs at the 15, 16 and 17 levels, our top players are selected to represent Minnesota Hockey at the USA Hockey National Select Festivals. The Select festivals are used by USA Hockey to identify the top performers in each age group for possi- ble opportunities to represent USA Hockey at national and inter- national levels. Visit minnesotahockey.org/ hp for more information. PROGRAM

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