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Emily Spry — Player Analysis (Preview)
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EmilySpry

Forward Youth AAA
  • Jersey Number10
  • Jersey ColorYellow
  • Birth Year2012
  • PositionForward
  • ShotL
  • GenderFemale
  • LevelYouth AAA
  • Video Length Analyzed01:00:32
AI Analysis VideoFeed 01
ArenaMount Prospect, Center
DateThursday, Aug 6th, 04:15 PM
Game DetailsCCM 68

Key Strengths

3 Areas
  • Emily Spry is a forward with a solid foundation of hockey sense and a commendable work ethic.
  • Her strengths lie in her consistent effort, good positioning in all three zones, and her ability to receive passes effectively.
  • She understands her role on the ice and works to support her teammates.

Opportunities

4 Areas
  • Skating Power and Efficiency — Focus on off-ice and on-ice drills that build explosive power in the first few strides. This includes plyometrics and resistance training. Improving stride recovery speed will also translate to higher top-end speed.
  • Shot Velocity — While the release is quick, increasing shot power will turn more opportunities into goals. Focus on exercises that build core and upper body strength, and work on weight transfer during the shooting motion to maximize power behind both wrist and snap shots.
  • Physical Strength and Puck Protection — Continued physical development will enhance her ability to win puck battles and maintain possession under pressure. Drills that focus on using body position to shield the puck and holding ground against defenders will be highly beneficial.
  • Backhand Puck Control — Dedicate practice time to stickhandling and passing on the backhand to build confidence and make her a more versatile and unpredictable puck carrier.

Player Scorecard

Player: Emily Spry  |  #10  |  Forward  |  Shot: L

Rating Scale: 1 (Poor), 2 (Weak), 3 (Deficient), 4 (Below Average), 5 (Average), 6 (Above Average), 7 (Good), 8 (Very Good), 9 (Elite), 10 (Exceptional)

AVERAGE?.?/10
0510
Acceleration / Separation?
Stickhandling?
Passing?
Pass Receiving?
Wrist / Snap Shot?
Offensive Positioning?

TWELVE-AREA PROFILE

Detailed Skills Assessment

Key fundamentals and intangibles
Forward Skating
Acceleration & First Steps: The full assessment of this component — including the coach’s written breakdown and what it means for the next stage of development — is included in the complete profile.

Stride Mechanics: Detailed mechanical notes and the specific technical adjustments recommended for this player are unlocked with the full profile.
Mobility and Backward Skating
Crossovers, four-way mobility, pivots and transition speed are each assessed in the complete profile, with the coach’s notes on where this player gains and loses time.
Stickhandling
Puck control, protection and forehand-versus-backhand confidence are broken down in the complete profile.
Passing and Receiving
Distribution and reception are assessed separately, with notes on pace, accuracy and stick preparation, in the complete profile.

Areas for Development

Personalized coaching priorities

The full coaching summary — how these strengths and opportunities fit together, and the order in which to work on them — is included in the complete profile, alongside the detailed development plan for each focus area.