Goaltending Camp Helps Prepare Students for Life
The following article, which features former Princeton goaltender Craig Fiander, appeared in the November 4 issue of the Princeton Packet.
By Lisa Zola
Special Writer
At a time of the year when most kids are cooling off with a swim
in the ocean or a neighborhood pool, 22 serious goaltenders were
cooling off with a different form of H2O — ice.
Craig Fiander, founder and director of Textbook Goaltending, held
his 10th annual Elite goalie clinic this past summer at Ice Land in
Hamilton. Fiander, a native of Canada, has a professional resume
including stints with the Montreal Canadians AHL affiliate, the
Rochester Americans and the Trenton Titans (ECHL).
A graduate of Princeton University, where he earned a
Bachelor’s degree in economics and a certificate in political
economy, Fiander developed his goaltending school with a philosophy
centered upon using academic and goaltending skills to ultimately
play college hockey.
Complete article can be accessed via the Packet Web site by clicking here.
