Madison Davis '19 Recruiting Profile

Mankato East Senior High SchoolMankato, MNWomen's Ice Hockey

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ClubMinnesota Revolution

Height5'4"

Weight130lbs

Age24

Primary PositionRight Wing

Secondary PositionCenter

Dominant HandRight

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2017 Highlights

Personal Statement

Hello my name is Madison Davis and I am a 17 year old Senior at Mankato East high school. I have loved playing hockey since I took my first skating lesson at 6 years old. Since then I have surrounded myself in everything that is hockey. This year was my 3rd year playing high school hockey. I was chosen for the USA Hockey Development Camps, HP Final 54 teams and have played in the Elite Tier 1 Upper Midwest High School League this fall.

My personal goal in life is to play college hockey and get a degree in Nursing . I want to take my commitment and love of hockey to the next level and play the game as long as I can.

I am a hard worker and I will do whatever it takes to improve my game. I weight train, I have a personal coach to help improve my hands / Stick handling and skate in every camp my parents can afford to put in me. What sets me apart from others is my ability to apply what I am learning from coaches and other players and the drive and compassion to master it. I love playing hockey so much and nothing else really matters when I step on the ice.

Athletics

High School Information

Years w/ Varsity
3 years
Varsity Starter
3 years
2017 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #2
Individual Awards
Assistant Captain, Captain, 1st Team All-Conference
Team Awards
All City
2016 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #2
Individual Awards
Honorable Mention All-Conference
Team Awards
Sectional Champs, Regional Champs
2015 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #2

Club Information

Seasons of Club Experience
7 seasons
2017 Minnesota Revolution (Upper Midwest Elite Tier 1)
Played with Minnesota revolution in the Upper Midwest Elite High School League
2016 Cadp (AAA)
Hockey Night in Boston as Team Minnesota
2016 Minnesota Revolution (Tier 1)
Played with Revolution During the spring and fall season
2016 Rum River Renegades (AAA)
Northland Hockey 16U AAA made up of Minnesota, Iowa, South and South Dakota, Nebraska, Canada and Wisconsin players
2014 MavDogs U14-15 (AA)
Team Captain
2013 Southern MN Knights (AAA)
2012 Passions (AAA)

Coach References

High School Head Coach
Amber Prange
Club Coach
Lenny Vannelli
Club Coach
Willy Volk
Club Coach
Chris Lepper
Private Coach
Danny Heath
Private Coach
Kari Lundberg
Club Coach
Chris Hvinden
High School Head Coach
Nathan Fuller

Events

Camp/Event
CCM HP 17 Final 54
4/21/18 to 4/22/18
The Final 54 Festivals feature the top 54 boys and girls hockey players in Minnesota that were born in 2001 and 2002. During the Final 54, each age group will be split into three teams. The teams play two games within their age group and one crossover game against players in the other age level. Following the Final 54 Festivals, the top players from each age group will be selected to represent Minnesota Hockey at a national festival/camp, sponsored by USA Hockey, which involves the best players from each of the USA Hockey districts. The national camps are used by USA Hockey to identify the top performers in each age group for possible opportunities to represent the U.S.A. at advanced levels of national and international hockey competition
Camp/Event
CCM HP 17 Spring Festival
4/13/18 to 4/15/18
The CCM Minnesota Hockey High Performance programs are designed to identify and develop the best players in Minnesota and to provide the top players from each district or section a chance to play with and against the best players in their area and the state.
Camp/Event
2018 Female World Sport School Challenge
3/01/18 to 3/04/18
The FWSSC is an annual tournament initiated by Hockey Canada and hosted by St. Mary’s Academy in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Top female hockey teams from Sport Schools across North America and Europe are invited to participate. The tournament, in its 6th consecutive season, is a showcase event where scouts come to prospect.
Camp/Event
Stoney Creek Sabres University Showcase (Sept. 15-17 2017)
9/15/17 to 9/17/17
Camp/Event
Surge Skating Camp
6/01/17 to 7/31/17
Camp/Event
2017 CADP Summer Camp Girls Advanced Varsity Level d.o.b. 98-02
6/01/17 to 8/31/17
58.75 hours of ice development. 60 minutes of off-ice hockey specific strength & skills training follow each ice session. All sessions @ Richfield Arena Ice schedule: Sunday Scrimmages, Tuesdays & Thursdays-Over Speed, Skills, Shooting & Small Games
Camp/Event
CCM HP 16-17 Spring Festival
3/31/17 to 4/02/17
The CCM Minnesota Hockey High Performance programs are designed to identify and develop the best players in Minnesota and to provide the top players from each district or section a chance to play with and against the best players in their area and the state.
Camp/Event
Hockey Night in Boston
8/03/16 to 8/06/16
East Coast Showcase. Team Minnesota
Camp/Event
CCM Minnesota Hockey High Performance 15/USA Hockey Summer Development Camp
6/11/16 to 6/16/16
Six teams play a round robin schedule of games, attend dry land training sessions, and classroom sessions daily. The staff at the Development Camp will be headed by Camp Director John Perry of Minnesota Hockey and will include prominent college and high school coaches teamed with current and former college hockey players to serve as coaches, role models, and counselors for each team.
Camp/Event
2016 CADP Summer Camp Girls Advanced Varsity Level d.o.b. 98-02
6/05/16 to 7/31/16
58.75 hours of ice development. 60 minutes of off-ice hockey specific strength & skills training follow each ice session. All sessions @ Richfield Arena Ice schedule: Sunday Scrimmages, Tuesdays & Thursdays-Over Speed, Skills, Shooting & Small Games
Camp/Event
CCM HP 15 Spring Festival
4/22/16 to 4/24/16
The District teams compete in five games, which will include three games at the Girls HP 15 Spring Festival at Braemar Arena in Edina. District 4/6 won 3 out 4 games.
Camp/Event
CCM HP15 High Performance Spring
3/14/16 to 4/30/16
The purpose of the CCM High Performance Program is to identify, train, educate, and evaluate Minnesota's best hockey players. The competition throughout our program gives each player the opportunity to measure themselves against others in her age group, gain knowledge about her development and be exposed to outstanding coaching
Camp/Event
CADP Program Spring Girls Varsity Level 4 v 4 Scrimmage League
3/06/16 to 5/15/16
CADP exists to advance and develop athletes. The goal is to improve the quality of training and competition among high school players in order to increase the number of Minnesota athletes who are candidates for USA Hockey National Teams and NCAA College Scholarships. Its families and community sponsorships support CADP in an effort to identify athletes with elite potential.
Camp/Event
CCM HP15 High Performance Fall
8/01/15 to 10/03/15
Camp/Event
Elite Exposure Festival
6/05/15 to 6/08/15
"She was a pleasure to have on my team. Great kid, Very coach-able. Looking forward to hopefully working with Madi again and watching her play. Please keep me posted on Madi's future hockey endeavors." Great to have met you. Keep in touch, Laura Schuler Olympian head coach Canada's National Women's Team
Camp/Event
Surge Skating Skills Camp
"I just wanted to relay how great it has been to work with your daughter this summer! East is lucky to have her next year. Madison will be a force to "reckon" with as she is "flying" around on the ice making those moves on players. Her drive and energy surpasses the "energizer bunny" whether on the ice or in dry land. Honestly, In my ten year's of coaching girls hockey she has something special and as she continues on this pace, in my opinion, she will have the option to play at the highest levels of College hockey. I have come to see many talented and gifted players but not all possess what Madison has. She is a player that possesses the most critical element! She always has a smile on her face and I can see/feel the love/respect she has for the game of hockey when Istep on the ice with her. This is a quality that is hard tofind!!! She goes 110% percent on every drill!!! Thanks for your support of Surge and its goals of improving Southern MN girls hockey." Thomas D. Villagomez Mankato West High School Head Girls Hockey Coach ------------------------------"She is becoming a really good hockey player and has a great attitude/personality. I/we have enjoyed watching her develop and look forward to continuing her development. I really enjoyed having her- she has a great personality and is a very good skater/player for her age. I noticed a lot of improvement in her during the camp and she made me/us all laugh a lot :). She seems to have a great perspective on things and look forward to working with her in the future. Kraig Gregor St. Peter/Le Sueur Girls Bulldogs Assistant Coach 1999-2006, New Prague Hockey Association (Mite, Squirt, Peewee and Bantam) Head Coach 2007-2014, Surge Summer and Fall 2014-2015

Training

Danny Heath PT ( Stick Handling, Shooting, Strength and Skating technique)
1 year
" Madison Davis is an outstanding human being. Her attention to detail is what sets her above others her age. I have had the pleasure of working with Madison on her hockey game. We have been working on turning her into a well rounded hockey player in the areas of skating, shooting and having good character. She is a hard worker who continues to grow as a person and a hockey player everytime we work together. Madison’s number one attribute is that she is coachable. What I mean by coachable is that when I am training with her, and offer a suggestion on a skill, she will immediately implement the suggestion. She has a phenomenal understanding of what it takes to get better at the sport she loves. Madison is the type of person who will do whatever it takes to accomplish her goals and get to the next level not only in hockey, but as a student-athlete as well. "
Neck / Core Training
1 year
Mankato Orthopedic Fracture Clinic.
Kari Lundberg Personal Trainer
1 year
I was approached by Sara Davis looking for somebody to train her 10 year old daughter Madison in hockey the summer of 2011. I had just finished my freshman year of college at Minnesota State University-Mankato where I was playing on the Maverick women’s hockey team. I was busy that summer: working every day and training for my next hockey season, but decided to work with Madison. It was one of the most rewarding decisions I have ever made. From day one Madison showed up early and ready to take on the challenges I had prepared for her. I recall walking out of our first session thinking “This is not a typical ten year old.” It was clear she was naturally talented, but more importantly she was and is hardworking and coachable. I couldn’t wait to keep helping her develop. I put together fun plans based off of the on and off ice training that helped me compete and a high level at that age and she would excel above and beyond anything I put in front of her. I had the privilege to see the development Madison made from 2011 until 2014 when I graduated. We worked one on one and in a team setting. Men’s and Women’s hockey players coached the annual Maverick summer camp in Mankato as well as weekly 3 on 3 games in the spring. What I love most about Madison is her compete level, coach ability (growth mindset), but most importantly her passion for the game of hockey. At the Maverick camps and 3on3 spring development, players ranged in ages, sizes, skill level, and included boys and girls. Madison would be the first on the ice excited to play. She had no fear competing against anybody no matter the gender, how big, or how talented they were. She was smaller than a lot of the players, but pushed herself to compete at a high level with those who were the best players there. She played big, tough, and fast never using her size as an excuse. In my current career I work in recruiting and selecting college students for an elite internship program. My biggest learning through seeing people succeed and fail is that having a growth mindset and coach ability is more important than any skill or natural ability. These are two of Madison’s biggest strengths. Madison has an incredible ability to accept constructive feedback and push herself harder the next time. While coaching her at the Maverick camps I would challenge her to shoot harder and work on that off the ice, next thing you know there is a shooting tarp in her garage and she is out there daily (even losing a tooth in street hockey at one point-that’s another story). Finally, the awesome thing I see in Madison is how much she loves the game and attracts those around her. For a positive team “culture player”-Madison is the definition of that. From the minute she walks in the rink, her eyes light up like a kid on Christmas. She is consistently positively encouraging the players around her and I firmly believe and have seen that she helps those around her get better. She sets an example of work ethic that is contagious. Even when she gets frustrated, it seems to fuel her fire and launch her into a faster gear. I would go to her games after my college career was over and as a spectator see a smile on her face the entire time she is playing which is what this great sport is about. I am so glad I said “Yes” to Sara in 2011. I thought I was going to be the only one in the relationship teaching, but Madison taught me equally. She inspired me and motivated me to enjoy the game every day and how important it is to invest in an athlete who truly desires to reach their full potential and compete at an elite level and earn each step they take to get there.
NHL Trainer for Stick handling / Shooting
1 year
Working with Former NHL player Tim Jackman 1 on 1 to build quickness, stick handling, and slap shot