THE MONARCHY
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Kyle Chagnon
Co-Founder, Player Advisor Scout |
Tom Longland
Co-Founder, Player Advisor Southern Ontario Scout |
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Curtis Longland
Southern Ontario Scout |
Mental Performance Coach
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Jordan Bent, MSc., CSCS, CEP
Strength and Conditioning Coach |
Kevin Raine
Consultant
Consultant
Due to the NCAA rules, any athlete that wants to utilize our services and still has NCAA eligibility will ONLY be allowed to receive advisory services such as recommendations/guidance regarding the athletes future in order to not jeopardize their NCAA eligibility.
For those athletes that come to us without NCAA eligibility, we can offer to be the "go to" point of contact as the players representative while still offering our advisory services. At this point, we can enter into a contract that allows us to do so.
For those athletes that come to us without NCAA eligibility, we can offer to be the "go to" point of contact as the players representative while still offering our advisory services. At this point, we can enter into a contract that allows us to do so.
Services
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Player Placement Services
We have a wide base of contacts across North America from coast to coast from U18, Junior, College & Pro. We will work closely with our athletes to get an idea of what direction they want to take their career and we will provide guidance and services through every step of the way during the entire placement process. Analytics
We are proud to announce that we have teamed up with a very popular analytics company. Clients with Monarch will receive post game analytics right to their phones. Upon signing up for our services, the athlete will have an account created and have the ability to use an interactive next level analytics system which is a huge asset for those who want to keep tabs on specific information that may not be mentioned amongst team meetings/video sessions. This analytics program allows us to promote players worldwide as scouts, GM's and owners no longer have to travel to view our clients games. |
Training and Development
As we all know, training on and off the ice plays such a huge role in todays game. When joining our team, we will work closely with our athletes and provide tailored training programs that will help the athlete excel. Not every athlete will benefit from the same workout routine so we feel strongly that personalized training programs are best for our high level athletes. We are very happy to have Jordan Bent of HDT on board for all of our athletes training needs. For more information on Jordan, please visit the "Our Team" tab. Consulting
We like to take the time to get to know all of our clients and make sure we continue to get feedback from the players themselves, scouts, coaches and anyone involved in their organization. We do this to ensure that we understand their needs and goals so we can provide them with the necessary resources to help them get to and prepare for the next level. |
Nutrition
Going hand in hand with training and development, we know that you get out what you put into your workouts and games. If you're putting in poor food choices, you're likely going to receive poor results as a natural part of the process. We will work closely with our athletes and tailor an athlete specific player nutritional program. Just like the training program, every athlete is different and we will work closely with our athletes and tailor a plan that is right for them. Mental Performance Coaching
With most of the players graduating from their programs and onto the next level, we know how stressful it can be to no longer be the top guy in every go to situation. Mix that in with moving away from home, new scenery, new billet or living situations etc. Life can get stressful and when something doesn't go according to plan in a game, sometimes things have a chance to spiral out of control. Working alongside a Mental Performance Coach can make a world of difference |
Understanding what we do
What is a player advisor?
The advisor works closely with the athletes and families to answer any questions that come up, and offer guidance in order to place athletes into programs that best fit their game and prepare the athletes for the next level whether that be Jr, College or Pro.
When should you reach out?
The best time to have an advisor would be when the athlete wants to take their career to the highest level possible. Find yourself asking questions like, where do I want to play next year?, 3 years?, 5 years? What if I get somewhere and the fit just isn't what I thought it was? Do I ask for a trade? How do I go about a trade? What about billet families/living arrangements? Do I want to go to school or try my hand at Major Jr? How does it work with NCAA eligibility after skating at a CHL camp? Is there actually a 48 hours rule for attending a CHL camp? So many tough questions that players and parents may not have the right answers to or have been provided misleading information. This is when you benefit from using an advisor.
Does Monarch Advisory Group accept everyone?
No, we do not. We are very selective when we bring on athletes to our team. We are looking for those specific athletes that want to take their careers serious and move to the next level.
How do we get on board with Monarch Player Advisory Group for our son/daughter?
To inquire, please do not hesitate to reach out to themonarchadvisorygroup@gmail.com, give us a ring at 807-407-8768 or head over to the "contact" page
What can we expect when we get on board with Monarch Advisory Group?
When joining our team at Monarch Advisory Group, you can rest assured that we will work hard for our clients. We will offer guidance to our athletes on things like cutting game tape to make videos to help showcase their skills which we can use as a marketing tool, we will provide guidance to help register for training/prospect camps to gain exposure, we will provide guidance to take care of every little detail to make sure our athletes only have to focus on schooling, hockey and training. Most of all is that we will be honest throughout the entire process with both the player and family. Want to go the NCAA route? No problem, we can help prepare and register for SAT's, register for NCAA prospects camps and offer guidance on how to promote our athletes game tape to a number of programs.
The advisor works closely with the athletes and families to answer any questions that come up, and offer guidance in order to place athletes into programs that best fit their game and prepare the athletes for the next level whether that be Jr, College or Pro.
When should you reach out?
The best time to have an advisor would be when the athlete wants to take their career to the highest level possible. Find yourself asking questions like, where do I want to play next year?, 3 years?, 5 years? What if I get somewhere and the fit just isn't what I thought it was? Do I ask for a trade? How do I go about a trade? What about billet families/living arrangements? Do I want to go to school or try my hand at Major Jr? How does it work with NCAA eligibility after skating at a CHL camp? Is there actually a 48 hours rule for attending a CHL camp? So many tough questions that players and parents may not have the right answers to or have been provided misleading information. This is when you benefit from using an advisor.
Does Monarch Advisory Group accept everyone?
No, we do not. We are very selective when we bring on athletes to our team. We are looking for those specific athletes that want to take their careers serious and move to the next level.
How do we get on board with Monarch Player Advisory Group for our son/daughter?
To inquire, please do not hesitate to reach out to themonarchadvisorygroup@gmail.com, give us a ring at 807-407-8768 or head over to the "contact" page
What can we expect when we get on board with Monarch Advisory Group?
When joining our team at Monarch Advisory Group, you can rest assured that we will work hard for our clients. We will offer guidance to our athletes on things like cutting game tape to make videos to help showcase their skills which we can use as a marketing tool, we will provide guidance to help register for training/prospect camps to gain exposure, we will provide guidance to take care of every little detail to make sure our athletes only have to focus on schooling, hockey and training. Most of all is that we will be honest throughout the entire process with both the player and family. Want to go the NCAA route? No problem, we can help prepare and register for SAT's, register for NCAA prospects camps and offer guidance on how to promote our athletes game tape to a number of programs.
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2001 Forward / South Shore Lumberjacks (MHL))
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COLLEGE TIDBITS
Is there actually a 48 hour rule while attending a CHL camp?
- Yes, a CHL team can cover your expenses for you to attend a tryout for up to 48 hours. Things such as transportation, meals, hotel etc). The 48 hours begin when you arrive at the tryout location. This is allowed one time per team and will be good to be used with a main camp or rookie camp.
What happens if we stay past the 48 hours?
- You can most definitely stay past the 48 hours but you will need to be prepared to cover the costs from that point on. That includes transportation, meals, hotels etc)
What if I'm asked to participate in an exhibition game against another team?
- If you are wanting to keep your NCAA eligibility, do not participate in the game. You may participate in practices and intrasquad scrimmages without any issues in regards to NCAA eligibility.
Signing things while attending a CHL camp?
- You have the exception to sign a simple CHL tryout form while attending camp but as soon as you sign a contract with any CHL team, it is considered a professional contract by the NCAA which will jeopardize your eligibility. It is best not to sign any agreement with any CHL team if you want to go the NCAA route.
Can I accept gifts from CHL teams?
- If a CHL team gives you gifts or say a jersey, you should be prepared to return those gifts or compensate the team accordingly. You can always donate these gifts to charity as well.
With being invited to a CHL camp it can be a great measuring stick to see where you fit amongst the skillset of the camp but attending a camp will come with a number of choices that you're going to have to make along the way. We always encourage athletes to keep their options open so that you have every opportunity available to you as an athlete.
For any questions regarding CHL training camps, a great resource is College Hockey, Inc. Do not hesitate to reach out to clear up any questions you may have.
- Yes, a CHL team can cover your expenses for you to attend a tryout for up to 48 hours. Things such as transportation, meals, hotel etc). The 48 hours begin when you arrive at the tryout location. This is allowed one time per team and will be good to be used with a main camp or rookie camp.
What happens if we stay past the 48 hours?
- You can most definitely stay past the 48 hours but you will need to be prepared to cover the costs from that point on. That includes transportation, meals, hotels etc)
What if I'm asked to participate in an exhibition game against another team?
- If you are wanting to keep your NCAA eligibility, do not participate in the game. You may participate in practices and intrasquad scrimmages without any issues in regards to NCAA eligibility.
Signing things while attending a CHL camp?
- You have the exception to sign a simple CHL tryout form while attending camp but as soon as you sign a contract with any CHL team, it is considered a professional contract by the NCAA which will jeopardize your eligibility. It is best not to sign any agreement with any CHL team if you want to go the NCAA route.
Can I accept gifts from CHL teams?
- If a CHL team gives you gifts or say a jersey, you should be prepared to return those gifts or compensate the team accordingly. You can always donate these gifts to charity as well.
With being invited to a CHL camp it can be a great measuring stick to see where you fit amongst the skillset of the camp but attending a camp will come with a number of choices that you're going to have to make along the way. We always encourage athletes to keep their options open so that you have every opportunity available to you as an athlete.
For any questions regarding CHL training camps, a great resource is College Hockey, Inc. Do not hesitate to reach out to clear up any questions you may have.