Two things you need to drive you through adversity: Purpose: remain anchored to your why Optimism: unwavering belief in yourself and in the vision Hard days/weeks/seasons happen. Learn to handle them well.

16 states and provinces represented this coming season! The Curry Hockey family continues to grow across North America. 🌎 #BleedPPPurple

New major! 👇 curry.edu/academics/undergra…

Katz Gym got a glow up

From ✌️ of Canada’s top U18 programs ➡️ @CurryEdu . 🏆 An Esso Cup champion from @rdsfaaachiefs (#14, Violet Green) 🥅 A goalie from @eostarsaa (#32, Daneeka Gilbert) Welcome to Curry. 💜

“How to stay calm in times of stress is the single most important predictor of success in sport. If you have the skill to stay emotionally regulated, you will do well in this world.” @DrJCarrington explains all in her full #TCSLive presentation. WATCH: hubs.la/Q04ksfwT0

From team celebrations to honor society inductions, President Gonzalez regularly opens his home to Curry students. And if you’re lucky, you will get a visit from Graham and Winks, too!

A few team bonding memories from the 2025-26 season 💜 🌲 Canton Tree Top Adventures 🍔 BBQ at our Team IMPACT teammate’s house 🏒 PWHL Boston game 🏠 Gingerbread house competition #BleedPPPurple

Turf update…☔️

Big changes occurring on the Curry campus for next fall. Be a part of it!! More to follow. #bleedpurple #currypride

Need some ideas for skills over the summer? We’ve got you covered. And everyone can work on skill development, including Curry President, Jay Gonzalez. Can you spot him in this reel? #BleedPPPurple

🔦 Alumni Spotlight After graduating from Curry in 2025, Hannah Berkowitz made the move to St. Louis and now works as a Human Resources Coordinator at Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch. #BleedPPPurple

Celebrating authenticity & inclusion. Happy Pride Month! 🌈💜 #HockeyIsForEveryone #PrideMonth #BleedPPPurple

A look into some of our classrooms🙌

The biggest issue in recruiting isn't what most people think. A recent text from a Power 4 Recruiting Coordinator: "About 60% of the time when I'm at a game and ask for a roster, either the travel coach doesn't have one or it isn't updated. So when I see a player I like, I sometimes have no idea who he is." Let that sink in. - Parents worry about showcases. - Players worry about social media. - Everyone worries about playing in the biggest tournaments. Meanwhile, one of the most basic parts of recruiting is often getting overlooked: Having an accurate, updated roster available for college coaches. If a coach can't identify a player, it's hard for that player to get recruited. To be fair, this isn't meant as a shot at travel coaches. Many do an outstanding job. Most are juggling practices, games, travel, administration, communication, and a hundred other responsibilities while getting paid far less than people realize. But it's a reminder that recruiting often comes down to fundamentals. *An updated roster. *Correct contact information. *Accurate graduation year. *Jersey numbers that match. Simple things. If you're a parent or player, don't assume someone else is handling it. Offer to help. Ask to review the roster before events. Make sure your information is correct. Because sometimes the difference between being seen and being overlooked isn't talent. It's whether the coach knows who you are. I'm fortunate that I'm not tied to a travel organization, showcase company, or college program. I get to sit in the middle and hear what everyone is saying. And this issue comes up far more often than most people realize. I created a free roster template that you can just copy and use below.

🍁 Happy Ontario Day! Home to four Colonels this 2026-2027 season. We’re proud to have players from across Ontario choose Curry and bring their talent, leadership, and passion for the game to our program. 🇨🇦💜

Things only look effortless for the greats because of the amount of effort previously invested. Keep showing up. Be in process.