TransCanada Scores Assist With Future Hockey Stars
- 9 years ago
So many Canadian kids dream of playing hockey. They play on outdoor ponds and rinks, their parents shuttle them to weekend tournaments and early morning practices. And for seventeen-year old Jake Bean, now playing for the Calgary Hitmen, that dream reached an exciting new level after he was named to Canada’s 2014 World Under-17 Hockey team.
“There is something about the Hockey Canada program, just something about their expectations, their process, and just the way they want their players to handle themselves. I find it is just really unique to anything else that I have experienced and I think that is where a lot of their success comes from,” said Bean. “To be part of that group and part of the Team Canada program is pretty special.”
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“There is something about the Hockey Canada program, just something about their expectations, their process, and just the way they want their players to handle themselves. I find it is just really unique to anything else that I have experienced and I think that is where a lot of their success comes from,” said Bean. “To be part of that group and part of the Team Canada program is pretty special.”
Read more: http://bit.ly/1keWsbd
? 2015 | 3BL Media/TransCanada | All Rights Reserved