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Home > Men's Ice Hockey Recruiting > Washington > Lake Stevens, WA > Lake Stevens Sr High School > Mitchell Hardy

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Mitchell Hardy '23 Recruiting Profile

Lake Stevens Sr High SchoolLake Stevens, WAMen's Ice Hockey

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ClubSeattle Junior Hockey Association NW Admirals

Height5'8"

Weight145lbs

Age20

Primary PositionRight Defenseman

Secondary PositionCenter

Dominant HandRight

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2020 Highlights

2019 Highlights

Personal Statement

I am a team player. Positive and encouraging on the bench. I work hard at practices, during games and in school. I make friends easily.

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Club Information

Seasons of Club Experience
4 seasons
2022 Seattle Junior Hockey Association NW Admirals (Tier 1 18U)
2021 Seattle Junior Hockey Association NW Admirals (WA) (16U AAA)
2020 Seattle Junior Hockey Association NW Stars (15U AAA)
2019 Seattle Junior Hockey Association NW Admirals (AAA)

Coach References

Club Coach
Dan Matheson
Club Coach
Turner Stevenson

Events

Camp/Event
Western Exposure Series
1/06/23 to 1/08/23
Wearing #29 NW Stars 18U
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West Exposure Series
12/02/22 to 12/04/22
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NAPHL Showcase
11/11/22 to 11/14/22
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NAPHL Fall Showcase
9/15/22 to 9/18/22
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Defend the North
9/01/22 to 9/04/22
Pre-season Tournament. 5 games
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NAPHL Tier I Dixon Cup Playoffs
2/18/22 to 2/21/22
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Jr Winterhawks 18Uaa/16Uaaa
2/05/22 to 2/07/22
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NAPHL Winter Showcase
12/17/21 to 12/20/21
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Tier I Western Conference Event
11/13/21 to 11/15/21
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Tier I Western Conference Event
10/16/21 to 10/18/21
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NAPHL Fall Showcase
9/16/21 to 9/19/21
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Pacific District Championship Tournament
4/08/21 to 4/11/21
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PNAHA Development Camp
3/06/21 to 3/07/21
Scrimmages with teams of players mixed from all teams in WA. Only top players from each organization invited. Purpose - to choose players to attend Pacific District Camp.
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NAPHL Winter Showcase
12/18/20 to 12/20/20
Wearing #25 on NW Stars 15U.
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Dallas 7- Eleven Extreme Tournament Series Tier 1 Invitational
12/04/20 to 12/06/20
Playing with NW Stars 15u. Wearing #25. Playing D as the team is short on Defense players.
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NAPHL Fall Showcase
9/18/20 to 9/20/20
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First Contact Hockey Camp
8/06/20 to 8/07/20
4 games. Results on First Contact's FB page. Evaluations on Neutralzone's website. Team Grey - #9.
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WHL Challenge Cup
2/20/20 to 2/23/20
The inaugural WHL U.S. Challenge Cup will feature 12 of the top-ranked Bantam teams from the Western United States and Canada. The event will be hosted in Kent at the accesso ShoWare Center (home of the WHL’s Seattle Thunderbirds) and Kent Valley Ice Centre, with the primary objective of the tournament being to promote the growth of hockey at the grassroots level in the Pacific Northwest. The round-robin tournament will feature many of the top Bantam AAA teams from across the Western United States, including the Dallas Stars Elite ‘05, Los Angeles Jr. Kings, Phoenix Jr. Coyotes, San Diego Saints, San Jose Jr. Sharks, Team Alaska 14U, and the hometown Seattle Junior 14U. Traveling from Canada for the 2020 WHL U.S. Challenge Cup will be Delta Hockey Academy Green, the Greater Vancouver Canadians, Okanagan Rockets, West Van Warriors and Yale Academy. With the support of NHL Seattle, Visit Kent, and the Seattle Thunderbirds, the WHL U.S. Challenge Cup will provide a high-calibre event for participants and spectators. The tournament format will feature a 12-team round-robin, with the top four teams advancing to the medal round.
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Okanagon Classic
1/29/20 to 2/02/20
Major Bantam Zone Tournament
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Pat Quinn
12/27/19 to 12/30/19
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Great Western Futures Super Camp
7/08/19 to 7/11/19
This camp is for elite Hockey players born between 2000 and 2006 looking for exposure to Division 1 College Hockey and for kids looking for exposure to Junior Hockey at all levels. The players will be divided into three groups. One group will be 2000 to 2002 the next group will be 2003- 2004 and the youngest group will be 2005 -2006 birth years.
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Western Region High Preformance Camp
6/15/19 to 6/20/19
What is the Western Regional High Performance Camp (WRHPC)? The Western Regional High Performance is a selective Player Development Camp that has been developed in coordination with the Pacific, Northern Plans, and Rocky Mountain Districts as well as USA Hockey. Why is there not a National Camp at this age group? USA Hockey discontinued the national 14 Boys camp in 2011. It was determined that a player who is 13 or 14 years old is too young to be identified or scouted for National Team consideration and the focus of camps at these ages should be on development. Where is the camp held? The camp will be held at Colorado College in Colorado Springs, CO. When is the camp? The camp starts on Saturday, June 15 with check-in starting at 3:00 PM. The camp will complete on Thursday, June 20 by 1:00 PM. Who will be coaching? The camp staff will consist of NHL, USA Hockey, College, Junior, and Prep School coaches. Team Leaders will be selected from participating affiliates. What is the format of the camp? The camp will be very similar to a USA Hockey National Select Camp. The players will be placed on teams upon arrival. There will be two ice sessions per day with additional off ice sessions and seminars. The emphasis of the camp will be on player development and education.
Camp/Event
CCT quest for the cup
5/31/19 to 6/02/19
I play for the 05 Seattle hockey academy team.