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HPD Testimonials
Read what Coaches, Parents, Students have to say about Hockey Player Development: Camps, On your ice training, Private lessons, Clinics, and Team Practices run by HPD.
For the past six years Nick Parillo and his professionally experienced staff have been developing elite level players with intense total hockey training programs. The goal has always been to assist players in developing the skills and abilities that will be needed for a higher level of competition for today and for the years in the future through enhanced training and discipline.
Elite level players that continue to advance are those who are willing to make sacrifices to address their deficiencies and accept the challenges of self improvement. HPD embraces these players and will address the areas in need of improvement and teach players how to thrive and showcase their strenghts.
- “Go beyond merely dreaming and planning and speculating about the ideal way to reach your goal, make use of whatever you have available to get it done.”
Nick Parillo
Nick grew up in Schenectady, NY and received a Division 1 Hockey Scholarship to Merrimack College (Hockey East) in North Andover Massachusetts. Following
his collegiate career he was invited to attend the Detroit Red Wings Main Camp in 2002. From there he played five seasons of pro hockey including the
AHL, ECHL and CHL; including 262 games with the Toledo Storm of the ECHL. Over the last 10 years Nick has developed into one of the most sought after
skating coaches in the Ohio and lower Michigan region. He has worked with many of the area’s top prospects and is known in the area as a talented and
dedicated instructor.
Nick can be reached at
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Nick grew up in Schenectady, NY and received a Division 1 Hockey Scholarship to Merrimack College (Hockey East) in North Andover Massachusetts. Following his collegiate career he was invited to attend the Detroit Red Wings Main Camp in 2002. From there he played five seasons of pro hockey including the AHL, ECHL and CHL; including 262 games with the Toledo Storm of the ECHL. Over the last 10 years Nick has developed into one of the most sought after skating coaches in the Ohio and lower Michigan region. He has worked with many of the area’s top prospects and is known in the area as a talented and dedicated instructor.
Nick can be reached at
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Iain Duncan
Iain has over 26 years experience in hockey schools and is a level 5 USA Hockey Master Coach. He is a former NHL player with over 12 years of professional experience. He was on the NHL All rookie team in 1987-88 with the Winnipeg Jets and played for the BGSU National Champion Team in 1983-84, also named to the All Century team Bowling Green University. Iain is has coached at the USHL, NAHL, CSHL, and pro level and is now presently executive sales director for Blue Ice Hockey / MD Golf.
Steve Dickinson
Steve played four years at Bowling Green State University before playing professional hockey. He currently is a head coach for the U18 Midget Major Honey Baked team in Michigan.
Jock Callander
Jock Callander’s hockey career spanned 20 years which included 18 years playing professionally and two years coaching in the International and American Hockey Leagues. In 109 NHL games with the Pittsburgh Penguins and Tampa Bay Lightning, Callander recorded 51 points (22G, 29A). Most notably, Callander was a part of the 1991-92 Penguins that won the Stanley Cup.
Callander played 15 of his 18 seasons with the Muskegon/Cleveland Lumberjacks where he was a member of the 1986 and 1989 Turner Cup Championship teams and played in four IHL All-Star Games. Jock was named MVP of the IHL during the 1986-87 season in which he registered 156 points (67G, 89A) in 97 games including the playoffs. Callander is the IHL’s all-time leading scorer, his 848 assists are second all-time in the IHL, and his 554 goals are third all-time.
On December 16, 2011 Callander’s #15 Lumberjacks jersey was retired by the Lake Erie Monsters. Jock is currently the Director of Hockey Operations for the Lake Erie Monsters. A native of Regina, Saskatchewan, Callander presently resides in Avon Lake, Ohio and is a father of three.
Derek Booth
Derek played 4 years in the OHL and then 13 years in the minor leagues between the ECHL and AHL. After his professional playing career he went on to coach professional hockey for 4 years.
Tyler Pilmore
Tyler grew up in Sylvania where he played high school hockey for the Northview Wildcats. From there Tyler accumulated 4 years of Junior "A" hockey two of which was played in the North American Junior Hockey leauge with the Alpena Icediggers. Currently Tyler plays for Ohio University and in 2010 represented the USA in the World University Games in Ezerum, Turkey.
