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Boston University Boarding Camp

Hockey camps held at Boston University. On-ice at Walter Brown Arena. Elite coaching staff. Boarding and commuter options available.

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4 hrs

Ice Time Daily

5:1

Player-to-Coach Ratio

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Boston University

Make this your summer

Boston University Boarding Camp Sessions

We recommend the full 2-week session. Two consecutive weeks on campus is where the biggest gains happen: players build on week one instead of starting over, and it is the best value per day. Part 1 and Part 2 are available if two weeks does not fit your summer.

Boston University - 2 Week Boarding CampBoarding Camp

Boston University - 2 Week Boarding Camp

Jun 6 – Jun 17, 2027

Position & Age GroupRegister

Forward

Mite / Squirt

$5,699Register

Forward

Peewee / Bantam / Midget

$5,699Register

Defender

Mite / Squirt

$5,699Register

Defender

Peewee / Bantam / Midget

$5,699Register

Goalie

All Levels

$5,699Register
Boston University - SMALL GROUP INTENSIVE Boarding CampBoarding Camp

Boston University - SMALL GROUP INTENSIVE Boarding Camp

Jun 6 – Jun 10, 2027

Position & Age GroupRegister

Forward

Mite / Squirt

$3,199Register

Forward

Peewee / Bantam / Midget

$3,199Register

Defender

Mite / Squirt

$3,199Register

Defender

Peewee / Bantam / Midget

$3,199Register

Goalie

All Levels

$3,199Register
Boston University - Boarding Camp (Part 2)Boarding Camp

Boston University - Boarding Camp (Part 2)

Jun 13 – Jun 17, 2027

Position & Age GroupRegister

Forward

Mite / Squirt

$2,499Register

Forward

Peewee / Bantam / Midget

$2,499Register

Defender

Mite / Squirt

$2,499Register

Defender

Peewee / Bantam / Midget

$2,499Register

Goalie

All Levels

$2,499Register

Select your position and age group, then register on Active Network.

This is your week

On the ice.
In your element.

Train at Boston University

Train at Boston University

Skate where the BU Terriers practice. Walter Brown Arena is a Division 1 facility — the ice, the locker rooms, and the training spaces are all built to the standard of a program that has produced dozens of NHL players.

Elite Coaching Staff

Elite Coaching Staff

Our coaches have worked with thousands of players across every level of the game. Every session is led by high-level instructors who know how to develop players and hold a standard from the first whistle to the last.

Boarding Builds More Than Hockey

Boarding Builds More Than Hockey

Living on a college campus for a week builds independence, team culture, and the experience of what it actually feels like to be a college hockey player. The full immersion matters.

Boston University campus banners
Acorn Street, Beacon Hill, Boston
Old State House, Boston

The full boarding experience

A week on campus.
Memories that stay.

From the first skate to time with your teammates, make Boston University your home for the week.

  • ✓On-ice sessions at Walter Brown Arena, Boston University
  • ✓Boarding: air-conditioned dormitory housing on BU campus
  • ✓Dining at BU with several hot stations (rave reviews from parents)
  • ✓Film review and video analysis sessions
  • ✓First-round draft pick lecture
  • ✓Elite skill development coaches who have coached thousands of players
  • ✓Hockey-specific off-ice conditioning
  • ✓Personalized player evaluation for every camper, given at the end of camp
  • ✓Official Bauer practice jersey
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Personalized Player Evaluation

Written for every camper

Comprehensive evaluation

Every camper leaves with a plan.

At the end of camp, every player receives a written evaluation from our coaching staff: strengths, areas to improve, and what to work on in the season ahead. It is handed to your camper on the last day, so the week of camp turns into a plan for the months that follow.

A typical day

  • 6:00 AMWake up, make beds, clean rooms
  • 6:15 AMMorning inspections
  • 7:00 AMBreakfast
  • 7:30 AMHead to the rink
  • 8:15 AMWarm-ups and dressing
  • 9:00–11:00 AMOn ice
  • 11:30 AM–12:00 PMHockey-specific dryland workout
  • 12:00–12:30 PMLunch
  • 1:00–3:00 PMOn ice
  • 3:20 PMOff-ice team building and cool down
  • 4:00 PMBack to the dorms, free time
  • 5:30 PMDinner
  • 6:00–7:00 PMTeam building
  • 7:00–8:00 PMVideo review of skills and drills
  • 8:00–9:30 PMFree time, showers, room prep
  • 9:30 PMRoom inspections and lights out

What to bring

  • ▶Water bottle labeled with your name (mandatory)
  • ▶Full hockey equipment, including neck guard and mouth guard
  • ▶2 hockey sticks and 1 street hockey stick (goalies included)
  • ▶Name on the front of your helmet
  • ▶Sneakers for dryland training
  • ▶XL twin sheets, pillow, blanket, and towels
  • ▶Toiletries and a bathing suit
  • ▶Medications in original containers with instructions for medical staff
  • ▶Fan and alarm clock

Build your complete game

  • Elite Skill Development
  • /Battle Scoring & Shooting
  • /Compete Level Training
  • /Defensive Zone Coverage
  • /Offensive Zone Play
  • /Video Analysis
  • /Mental Performance
  • /Game Situations
Boston University Boarding Camp campus

Full Immersion

Live It. Breathe It. Train Like a College Player.

Boarding camps at BU are the closest thing to the college hockey experience available to youth players. From the arena to the dorms to the dining hall, every element is built around total immersion in the game.

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