University of Minnesota Duluth women's hockey assistant coach Ashleigh Brykaliuk has created a 10-session Virtual Skills Camp open to any girls and boys through grade 8.

The camp offers a total of ten 20-minute sessions, with a emphasis on stick-handling.  All participants will need a stick, ball and a few props in order to complete these drills, as well as the ability to follow along with the videos.


The price for the entire camps is $100 for all 10 sessions, or $15 per session for a la carte option.  Please visit https://umdhockeycamps.com/virtual.php for more information or to register.

As a player, Brykaliuk was a two-time All-WCHA Second Team honoree, earning the award in both 2016-17 and 2015-16.  Brykaliuk had back-to-back 40-plus point seasons as a junior and a senior, and finished her career as the 12th highest scorer in UMD history.  Over 146 career games, Brykaliuk scored 62 goals and added 83 assists for a whopping 145 points -- an almost 1.00 point per game average.  As a senior, Brykaliuk not only registered 45 points (17g, 28a) in 37 skates, but helped UMD return to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2011, and as NCAA Regional hosts for the first time since 2010.