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2025 Summer Skills Program

DATES

June 24th - August 5th

*No Class 7/22

 

DETAILS

Tuesday's and Thursday's: 5:00pm - 8:00pm

5:00pm - 6:00pm: Mites (Birth Years: 2019, 2018, 2017)

6:00pm - 7:00pm: Youth (Birth Years: 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012)

7:00pm - 8:00pm: High School (Birth Years: 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006)

 

ADDRESSES: 

On-Ice Session (20 Constitution Drive Hudson, NH 03051)

 

COST:

$500 per skater 


2025 CHECKING CAMPS

JULY CAMP:

(3) Day Camp (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) 

Dates: TBA 

 

AUGUST CAMP:

(3) Day Camp (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) 

Dates: TBA 

 

ADDRESSES: 

On-Ice Sessions (20 Constitution Drive Hudson, NH 03051)

 

COST: 

TBA



Fred Hein | Skills Director

Fred is a native of North Reading, MA. He will be joining the Cyclones as an assistant coach of the USPHL Premier team and Skills Director for Cyclones Youth, Cyclones Academy, and Cyclones Junior teams.  He will also be the Head Coach of the 14U & 13U Academy team and Assistant of the 12U team.

Fred played four years at North Reading High School in North Reading, MA. After High School, he did one year of Post-Grad at Bridgton Academy in Maine. Between High School and College, Fred played for the Laconia Leafs in the AJHL, where he was a competitor against Coach Flanagan and the Cyclones.  Fred served as a two year  Captain for Laconia. Fred committed to play at the University of New England where he played 2 years before transferring to Becker College, where he graduated. 

Fred played 6 years of Professional hockey, 204 career pro games played and had 213 career points.  He played 3 professional seasons in Sweden and then played 3 seasons in the SPHL and FPHL for Evansville, Danville, New York and North Carolina.

Was the Head Coach of the MaxPro Jets & North Shore Shamrocks before coming to the Cyclones. Besides the Cyclones, Fred runs High level skills training for all ages and levels from youth, high school, prep, juniors, college and professional including top players such as 2020 Montreal Canadiens draftee Sean Farrell and Northeastern Husky graduate Skylar Fontaine.

 

FHEIN@NORTHENCYCLONES.COM