KC Elite GOALTENDING

"We Attack Success. We Don't Fear Failure"

TAKE YOUR SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL

At KC Elite, our team of instructors are committed to providing a first-class goaltending experience to all our participants. We strive to help our goaltenders achieve their goals and take pride in helping every goaltender leave camp better than when they arrived. Established in 2022, Kristen Campbell wanted to create an opportunity for female goaltenders from across Canada to attend the type of camp environment that she never had growing up: an all-female goalie camp, led by female instructors.

Attending this camp, you will get in-depth, firsthand insight into how Campbell trains physically and mentally to ensure optimal performance. Our motto at KC Elite is "we attack success, we don't fear failure.” You will be pushed outside of your comfort zone, challenged daily and encouraged to explore new levels of greatness within your own personal game. Each goaltender will be able to develop their own game plan for success based on the focus areas of camp and the tools that will be added to their toolkit.

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3:1 GOALIE-INSTRUCTOR RATIO

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ON-ICE PRO-LEVEL TRAINING

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OFF-ICE PERFORMANCE TRAINING

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PERSONAL
DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS

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PRO COACHING & MENTORSHIP
(PWHL, NCAA, CIS)

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BAUER APPAREL & GIVEAWAYS

DIVISIONS

KC Elite Camp is divided into two age groups

Junior Division (2012–2018 birth years) and Senior Division (2006–2011 birth years)

allowing goalies to train with athletes at a similar stage of development while still being challenged in an elite, high-rep environment.

2026 CAMPS

Hamilton
Ontario
June 30 – July 3, 2026

4-Day Elite Development Camp

10 hours on-ice pro-level instruction
4 hours off-ice performance training
4 hours classroom development
- Pro-level mental habits
- Agent advising for college/pro pathways
- Hand-eye training with a juggling coach
Bauer custom jersey
Bauer custom hoodie
Bauer joggers
Hydration welcome kit
Professional Photos

HAMILTON DETAILS

Winnipeg
Manitoba
July 6,7,8

3-Day Elite Development Camp

7.5 hours on-ice pro-level instruction
3 hours off-ice performance training
3 hours classroom development
- Pro-level mental habits
- Agent advising for college/pro pathways
- Hand-eye training with a juggling coach
Bauer custom jersey
Bauer custom hoodie
Bauer joggers
Hydration welcome kit
Professional Photos

WINNIPEG REGISTRATION

British Columbia
Details to Follow

3-Day Elite Development Camp

7.5 hours on-ice pro-level instruction
3 hours off-ice performance training
3 hours classroom development
- Pro-level mental habits
- Agent advising for college/pro pathways
- Hand-eye training with a juggling coach
Bauer custom jersey
Bauer custom hoodie
Bauer joggers
Hydration welcome kit
Professional Photos

RICHMOND REGISTRATION

*Additional location details (arena, hotels etc...) to follow in March.

Kristen Campbell

Campbell, 26, was born and raised just outside Brandon, Manitoba. She grew up playing her minor hockey in Brandon and started playing goalie in Grade 5 after playing forward and defence from Grades 2-5. She skated for the Westman Wildcats of the MFMHL and played prep hockey for the Shaftesbury Titans in high school.

Campbell represented Team Canada at the Under-18 Women’s World Championship (WWC) in 2015, winning a silver medal. She was also a proud member of Team Manitoba at the 2014 U18 National Championships and the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

She received a full scholarship to the University of North Dakota to play NCAA Division I hockey. After program at UND was cut in 2017, she then transferred to the University of Wisconsin and went on to win a national championship with the Badgers in 2019. Campbell earned tournament Most Outstanding Player honors after becoming the first goaltender in history to shut out the entire NCAA Tournament. She finished her Badgers career as a 2X All-American, 2X Goaltender of the Year, and 2X First Team All-Star. In three years at Wisconsin, she posted a 90-13-4 record.

Campbell was named to Canada’s National Women’s Team in 2021. So far with Team Canada, she is a a 3X world Champion and 2022 Olympic Gold Medalist. Campbell is currently playing professionally in the PWHL with the Vancouver Goldeneyes, she was drafted 13th overall in the inaugural PWHL draft by Toronto. She was named the PWHL Goaltender of the Year in the leagues inaugural season.