Wolves Annual Goalie Camp Returns to PNY Sports Arena This July
- James Karr
- Jun 24
- 2 min read
The West Chester Wolves are excited to officially announce the return of their annual Goalie Camp, taking place July 11 & 12 at PNY Sports Arena in West Chester, PA.
This two-day camp includes three (3) one-hour on-ice sessions—one on Friday and two on Saturday—and is designed to deliver elite-level instruction and development for goaltenders. The camp is led by Matt Tendler and Owen Clark, two experienced coaches with proven success at the junior, collegiate, and professional levels.
Matt Tendler, a seasoned goaltending coach with both NCAA and pro experience, brings a wealth of knowledge and a player-first approach to every session. His coaching background includes time as head coach at Neumann University and work with the ECHL’s Reading Royals. Known for his technical expertise and ability to connect with athletes, Tendler is committed to helping goaltenders reach their highest potential.
Owen Clark, originally from Oakville, Ontario, has nearly a decade of junior coaching experience and a strong background in goaltender development. He played AAA hockey and trained at Cushing Academy under BU goaltending coach Brian Daccord. Clark has held roles with Stop It Goaltending, the GCG Prospects Camp, and currently serves as the Director of Goaltending Development for the Atlanta Madhatters youth program and a scout for the West Chester Wolves NCDC.
Camp participants will also have the chance to connect with representatives from the West Chester Wolves NCDC, USPHL Premier, Prep, and Academy programs, along with the Atlanta Madhatters' USPHL Premier and Elite teams, offering a unique exposure opportunity for aspiring goaltenders looking to take their game to the next level.
The camp is open to goaltenders born in 2005 - 2010 and will be held at:
📍 PNY Sports Arena
1646 West Chester Pike, West Chester, PA 19382
Spaces are limited, and early registration is encouraged.
Don't miss your chance to train with top-level coaches and get noticed by scouts and team staff from all levels of the Wolves organization.
