What can I expect if I become a Wildcat?

• To develop as a better person and a better hockey player

• To treat your teammates with positive support and respect, ensuring an upbeat atmosphere and an enhanced experience for all

• Be willing to sacrifice for your team

• Understand that your teammates will sacrifice for you

• Expect more from yourself and your abilities

What can the Wildcats organization offer me?

• A commitment from our staff to help you better your game and move on to the next level
  

• Some of the most advanced human performance training available anywhere in hockey

• To get trained to honor assignments both defensively and offensively within systems and game situations, positioning us as a team to win

• To get into the best condition of your life...guaranteed!

• To be prepared to move up in the game of hockey and excel in life

Where would I live once I become a Wildcat?

• With a billet family that opens their home for athletes, enabling a sound support structure. Whenever possible, we place athletes with teammates for convenience and camaraderie.

• Near a high school or college to continue your education
  
  

What brand of hockey are you looking for?

• Great skating with smart, high-paced unselfish puck movement

• Aggressive positional play with a finish-your-check approach

• Our coaching staff will train you as an athlete to perform within this framework, ensuring a winning record and long-term success as an individual

What is expected of me when I become a Wildcat?

• Be a TEAM Player at all times

• Commit to becoming a better player, better leader and better person

• Even though this is going to be one of the more demanding experiences of your life, we need our athletes to stay positive and support each other

• Be mentally & physically tough

• Understand that the role of our coaches is to stretch you and make you faster and stronger, getting you ready for the next level.

• Be an upstanding citizen who makes good decisions and stays out of trouble.
  

What is a Wildcat season like?

• June - Open Try-outs, August - Invite Try-outs

• August 14-19: Pre-Season Camp (“Hell Week”)

• August 20: Report for season

• 10-12 hours of training each week, both on and off the ice plus community involvement
  

• Most weekends: MJHL games are typically played on weekends with occasional overnight travel

• September - February: 48 regular season games plus exhibition and tournament play

• March: Playoff series (elimination rounds) with an opportunuity to advance to the National Tournament

• Late March or mid-April: Season ends

Do the Wildcats have connections with organizations at higher levels of Hockey?

• The Wildcats organization measures success by how many athletes we move up to higher levels of play, unlike some teams who try to keep their best players around as long as possible.
  

• Our coaches and scouts are well-connected at all levels. With contacts in the NAHL, USHL and other junior programs in North America and Europe, we have the relationships to move you on as soon as possible.
  

• Relationships with Division I and III college coaches and professional teams in North America and Europe give you the edge you need.