52 Years Of Hockey Hopefuls & Their Families
Tradition Continues: The Next Generation
Develop The Player. Develop The Game.
Celebrating 52 Years of Hockey Excellence
This year, we proudly celebrate our 52nd consecutive year hosting young hockey hopefuls and their families. Over the decades, we have had the privilege of impacting over 68,000 players, and we mark this milestone with enthusiasm as we expand and strengthen our partnership with Hockey Alberta, ensuring Sylvan Lake Hockey Camp remains a leader in both player and coach development.
Our Legacy
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First camp hosted: 1975
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Total students to date: Over 68,000
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International reach: Students from 18+ countries, every continent, 16 U.S. states, and every province and territory in Canada
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Goaltender Hockey Camp started: 1983
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Jasper Hockey Camp opened: 1996
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All Girls Hockey Camp started: 1998
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Contact Confidence Specialty Clinics introduced: 2009 (now included in Group C instruction)
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Hockey Alberta Development Partnership pilot project: 2012
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Hockey Alberta Official Development Licensee Partnership: 2013
Commitment to Program Excellence
Sylvan Lake Hockey Camp has consistently evolved its programs to keep pace with the ever-changing development of the game.
Our emphasis has always been on training the fundamentals, incorporating the latest on-ice and off-ice drills and athletic development techniques to ensure every camper receives the most effective and engaging hockey experience.
From our humble beginnings to a worldwide reputation, Sylvan Lake Hockey Camp continues to build skill, confidence, and passion for the game of hockey.
Development Initiative
Tradition Meets the Next Generation
In keeping with our rich tradition and looking forward to the next generation of hockey players, our partnership with Hockey Alberta is monumental. This collaboration gives Sylvan Lake Hockey Camp access to the latest training philosophies and technology, all guided by Hockey Canada’s Long-Term Player Development (LTPD) framework, which forms the foundation of our programs.
Program Foundations
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Age- and skill-appropriate training both on and off the ice
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Focus on age-appropriate athletic development to ensure participants acquire the skills necessary to play and enjoy hockey
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Encourage hockey leaders—coaches, parents, and mentors—to understand the importance of all-around development, delivering the right skills at the right time in a young player’s career
Athlete Mission Statement
“We are dedicated to providing skill development for our participants to strive to be the best they can be; ensure the development of self-esteem and skill development in a safe and fair environment.”
