Odd Girl Rush Hockey Camp

Odd Girl Rush Hockey Camp is an all-girls 3-day camp experience designed to amplify girls' space in the sport, harness player potential, and instill confidence in each athlete for the unique gifts that they bring to the game.

Our mission is to cultivate an atmosphere where the girls are empowered by each other and championed to elevate their skills on the ice. Come ready to work hard and have fun!

By keeping the love and joy for the game at the forefront of all we do, Odd Girl Rush offers a space that allows skaters to learn new skills and push themselves beyond their limits in a supportive and encouraging environment. You belong here and we believe in you!

• 2 hours on ice daily, with each session focusing on a unique subject - power and edge skating, skill drills, and hockey IQ development, culminating in scrimmage games and a skills competition
• Dryland fitness with contextual explanations of in-game applicability
• Nutrition sessions and chalk talks paired with engaging, hands-on group activities
• Video review breaking down plays from all levels of women's and girls' hockey
• Traditional camp crafts to build friendships and team bonds
• Lunch, snack, and jersey all included in cost

Coach Heidi began playing roller hockey when she was 8 years old. At 15, she transitioned from roller to ice hockey to further pursue her hockey career.

In the 1998-99 season, Heidi played for the Los Angeles Kings’ first all-girls travel ice hockey team, Team LA. In 2001, she had the opportunity to train with the USA Olympic Women’s Hockey Team, and has competed for several years in Division I women’s ice hockey tournaments across the United States.

Heidi began coaching in 2018 and works with ice skaters and hockey players of all levels, including individuals with special needs. She currently head coaches the 16AA Lady Flyers, a club travel team based in Santa Clarita, CA. She has a strong passion for empowering female athletes and helping grow girls’ and women’s hockey. She encourages every athlete that she coaches to be confident, give their best effort, and most importantly, have fun.

Coach Lizzie has nearly 30 years of skating experience with a focus on fundamentals, including edge work and power skating. She specializes in teaching hockey beginners of all ages while tailoring to their individual needs. Lizzie holds a B.A. in Early Childhood Education and brings years of teaching experience into coaching with younger athletes.

In her current role coaching the 16AA Lady Flyers, creating a welcoming, inclusive, and fun environment for athletes is always a top priority in her coaching. She wants her athletes to look forward to coming to the rink, so that they are prepared to give their absolute best on the ice. By putting a strong foundation of mutual trust and support in place, athletes are better prepared to develop skills and hockey IQ.

Coach Sierra grew up playing hockey in Connecticut and grew her love for the game by playing street hockey in the driveway and knee hockey with her older brother. She played competitively for both her high school and local travel club for four years.

After moving to California, she began coaching in 2024 when she joined the Los Angeles Kings' Hockey Development team. She continues to grow the game on and off of ice with her "Off-Ice Hockey Coach" persona on social media. Her goal is to create a space for players and fans to feel challenged to grow, but safe to fail in the process.

Info: Each day's activity will vary between nutrition talk, chalk talk/video review, and team bonding crafts

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