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PuckProspect.com Hockey Scouting and Hockey Recruiting Website Offers Shortcut for Hockey Players and Hockey Scouts

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2011-02-18
VANCOUVER, BC, February 18, 2011 (Press-News.org) New Hockey Recruiting and Hockey Scouting site Perfect Tool for Hockey Players and Hockey Scouts.

What is the shortest distance between two points? Well, if you are talking math, the answer is a straight line. But if you are talking about stick-handling through the maze that is hockey scouting, with its bureaucracies and inefficiencies, then the answer is PuckProspect.com. It is the Internet's newest Hockey Recruiting and Hockey Scouting Service and it is unlike any other hockey recruiting or hockey scouting website available.

PuckProspect.com gives hockey players a straight line to hockey scouts, hockey coaches, hockey teams, and schools that they want to play hockey for. Players take direct control over their own hockey futures and they can do it in a matter of minutes, effectively eliminating the obstacles to 'Getting Noticed'!

Currently, hockey players who have joined PuckProspect.com come from North America as well as the Czech Republic and Germany and a Scout registered as a member from Sweden's well-known Djurgarden Hockey Club. So why did they join? They are using the power of the Internet to 'Get Noticed' and in the case of hockey players, they are showcasing their hockey talents and accomplishments online through a slick and professional player profile. For hockey scouts and coaches, they get instant and ongoing access to an ever-increasing database of yet untapped hockey talent.

Players can send their personalized player profiles complete with pictures and videos to the NCAA, CHL, USHL, CIS, Elite Women's hockey programs, and even top North American Hockey Prep and Boarding schools plus many more. In total, PuckProspect.com has amassed a hockey program database of well over 700 hockey contacts, making it easy for players to make their talents known.

It's been said that "Success Occurs when Opportunity and Preparedness Meet". Hockey players, hockey parents, hockey scouts and hockey coaches, for the continued success of your hockey futures, take this opportunity to discover the benefits of technology using PuckProspect.com, be prepared to act, and become a member today.

For further information, please visit http://www.puckprospect.com

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[Press-News.org] PuckProspect.com Hockey Scouting and Hockey Recruiting Website Offers Shortcut for Hockey Players and Hockey Scouts
www.puckprospect.com Streamlines Hockey Scouting and Hockey Recruiting.