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Gregory Shandor-Devonshire for Girls JV-Hockey Student coaching Position

Gregory Shandor-Devonshire for Girls JV-Hockey Student coaching Position

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Started by Anonymous 15 years, 10 months ago
I created this petition pertaining to the opportunity in assisting in coaching the Brewster Academy Girls JV Hockey program. I have been playing hockey sense I could walk, I am very passionate for the sport and culture. This past season I suffered a carrier ending concussion which cut my ties to the hockey and lacrosse program. For the past two summers, I have been a camp councilor teaching young men the fundamentals of self discipline and character. Over the summer I had to also figure out if I was going to be associated with the Brewster Academy Boys Varsity Hockey program. I thought about what I wanted to do with my life as I was applying to colleges, and the answer was clear, I would be coaching at an east coast Boarding School as a hockey coach and teaching. I wanted to get a jump on my future, that way I would prosper in college with communicating to schools. I have been thinking alot about the opportunity of assisting with the girls JV-Hockey Program, I could continue teaching others all I have learned over my years of playing hockey on competitive teams. I know how the young ladies need help in developing their: skating, stick handling and game fundamentals. I would like to help in the coaching of the team and assisting with program this winter. I want to help out all I can. Sincerely, Gregory Shandor-Devonshire ”A good hockey player plays where the puck is. A great hockey player plays where the puck is going to be.” –Wayne Gretzky

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Sarah Schwartz
15 years ago Featured

this is such a great idea. he has so much experience and its a shame his playing days were cut short but he would be a huge asset to the team.

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Mike Reid
15 years ago Featured

Greg knows the game better than anyone. He has exactly the right mindset to help those girls learn the fundamentals. Give him the spot.