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EPISODE · Jun 26, 2025 · 31 MIN

BB&N's Ed Bourget on Development and Recruiting

from New England Hockey Journal’s RinkWise · host Seamans Media

The guest is Ed Bourget, Director of Hockey Operations at Buckingham Browne & Nichols (BB&N). The discussion delves into Ed's extensive background in hockey, from playing high school hockey at Shrewsbury High and Sacred Heart to his professional stint in Europe. Ed provides insights into his new role at BB&N, focusing on supporting both the boys' and girls' hockey programs. The conversation also explores player development, managing the grueling prep school hockey schedule, and balancing the demands of athletics with academic and personal life. Ed emphasizes the importance of rest, development beyond just hockey skills, and preparing for life after the sport. The episode concludes with reflections on the evolving landscape of hockey recruitment and the significance of enjoying the process.   Topics 00:19 Ed's Hockey Background 01:26 Coaching Philosophy and New Role 03:09 Player Development and Training 09:51 Recruiting Process Insights 17:49 Balancing Academics and Athletics 21:59 Life After Hockey 22:55 Path to Coaching 25:28 Future of Prep School Hockey 30:28 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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