From June 8^th to 13^th, athletes will train with Dave Cameron of the Winnipeg Jets, a highly respected NHL and international coach recognized for developing complete, intelligent players.

Jets Hockey Development (JHD) is dedicated to providing every program participant the very best opportunity to develop as a hockey player and person. Our responsibility is to provide professional hockey development for players of all ages and skill levels both on and off the ice.

Our purpose is for all players to have a positive experience, increasing their confidence, skill and passion for the game of hockey. We strive to help our athletes become better individuals and better hockey players by continuing to expand our program offerings to meet the needs of all players. Our professional coaches continually advance their professional development through clinics, seminars and certifications. From the grassroots to the National Hockey League, we have a program that meets your needs and abilities.

Dave started coaching young players with their skating before starting to focus on individual skill development. He’s worked with players of all skill-levels, from the NHL to those taking their first stride in a pair of skates. With over 25 years of coaching experience, Dave provides players with an experience where they can work and learn at the same time. Dave is currently the skating and skills coach for the Winnipeg Jets & Manitoba Moose, while also working with the Winnipeg Blues (MJHL), Winnipeg Freeze (MJHL), Winnipeg AAA, Winnipeg Ice (Female), Twins, Rangers, Canadians and more.

Sporting Background: Dave grew up and played minor hockey in Winnipeg, MB before playing over five years in the WHL and ECHL in 300+ games. In 1998, Dave was then drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 3^rd round (80^th overall) of the NHL draft. He then returned to Winnipeg to attend the University of Manitoba where he obtained a degree in Kinesiology before starting his coaching career.

Fun Fact: Dave wrote a book called “Coaching Hockey with Small Area Games” and is working on a second book called “Developing Defensemen.”