TORONTO-Train With The Pros Camp – TAMARA GIAQUINTO-from the Montreal Victoire 

Train With The Pros is a three-day elite hockey experience designed for female athletes in grades 8–12 who want to learn directly from the players and coaches who have competed at the highest levels of the game.

Led by PWHL Montreal Victoire defender Tamara Giaquinto, a Toronto native, Boston University captain, and 2026 Walter Cup Champion, athletes will experience professional-level instruction, skill development, and mentorship in an environment built to inspire confidence and accelerate growth.

This is more than a hockey camp. It is an opportunity to learn what it takes to succeed on and off the ice. Players will work on skating, puck skills, game awareness, decision-making, and competitive habits while gaining insight into leadership, preparation, recruiting, and the pathway to college and professional hockey.

Whether your goal is to make your next team, play at the collegiate level, or simply become a more complete player, Train With The Pros provides direct access to the people who have successfully navigated that journey.

What You’ll Receive

• 9 hours of on-off ice instruction

• Small-group coaching and feedback

• Position-specific skill development

• Game situation training and hockey IQ sessions

• Leadership and mindset discussions

• Q&A with professional and NCAA-level coaches

• Official Train With The Pros jersey

• Photo and autograph opportunities

Camp Details

Dates: August 10–12, 2026
Location: Canlan Sports North York, Toronto
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Daily
Who: Female hockey players, Grades 8–12
Cost: CAD $400

Why Attend?

At Train With The Pros, athletes don’t just practice skills—they learn directly from women who have played and coached at the highest levels of hockey. Our mission is to help players develop confidence, compete with purpose, and understand the pathway to college and professional opportunities.

Train. Learn. Lead.

Join us in Toronto this August and experience the game through the eyes of the pros. Leave with new skills, greater confidence, and a clearer vision for your future in hockey.