Phil Fox

RIVALRY WIN #NMUWildcats | #CCHAHockey | #NCAAHockey

11 Wildcat Hockey Players Earn AHCA Krampade All-American Scholar! 📰 tinyurl.com/ym5wl2yt #NMUwildcats | #CCHAhockey

TIME TO SHINE 🤩 Dominik Shine became the 22nd Wildcat to play in the NHL on Monday, with his hometown Detroit Red Wings. 📰 tinyurl.com/24ynnols #NMUwildcats

A great emotional open on NBC before its coverage of the U.S. Open begins, with Payne Stewart’s son, Aaron, reflecting on his father’s legacy 25 years after his 1999 U.S. Open win:

#NAHL Commitment Alert: @NMIceWolves forward Michael Schermerhorn has committed to play NCAA Division I college hockey for @NDHockey in @B1GHockey 📰: nahl.com/news/story.cfm…

Happy Presidents Day!

Congrats to our NA3HL brothers... you make us proud!

@gregberge Love this!!

Confident Teams Have Confident Teammates. Team Leaders... How do you develop confidence in your teammates? Here are 9 ways... 1: Celebrate Successes There is nothing more powerful than a teammate recognizing their teammate's success. This builds trust and confidence in the team. Leaders know this and do this. Celebrate successes. Be a leader. 2: Promote a Growth Mindset There is always room to grow. The process is greater than the prize. There is always room for improvement. Promote this mindset with your teammates. Work to play your best at the end of your season. 3: Focus on Strengths Be great at what you are good at - this is a great mantra to live by as an athlete. Know your role and excel at it. Play within yourself. Don’t try to do too much. Make fewer mistakes. Develop confidence. 4: Support Their Weaknesses We all have weaknesses. Help guide and coach them as leaders. Tell them to focus on strengths during the in-season and weaknesses in the off-season. Don’t let your teammates focus on what they cannot do; have them focus on what they can do. 5: Praise in Public If you are a team leader and get a chance to talk to the media, always praise your teammates in public. This grows the individual and grows the team. 6: Pre and Post Practice Work with your teammates before or after practice. Encourage them to get there early or stay late. Commit to their improvement. Be a servant leader. Know that when you help them, you help the team. 7: Promote Past Successes If a player lacks confidence, help remind them of past successes. Bring up their stats, old game videos, or past game experiences. These help build confidence and remind them what is possible. 8: Help them Visualize Visualization is one the the best mind strategies for sports. Build confidence by visualizing yourself in competition beforehand. Prepare the mind for the journey ahead. This builds confidence in what you are able to do. 9: Show Trust Trust is earned. Show your teammates you trust them. Trust builds confidence. _____ Follow me @gregberge for more Actionable Ideas on Coaching, Leadership, Culture, and Teams. Join 9200+ others and subscribe to my free weekly newsletter. The subscription link is in my profile.

Exceptional Game Alert! Andy Earl @Andy72265803 lit the lamp 2 times one of which was game winner for @chanbhok Andy also added 2 helpers in a dominating win. Andy is tendered with @NMIceWolves in @NAHLHockey

"New Mexico is Climbing the Ladder" - NEW EPISODE of We Are Ice Wolves (S4, Ep 2)! youtu.be/k6Rvk23my9M

The Stars announce new head coach Kyle Follmer. So excited to get the 2023/2024 season started! 🔥 . #letsgostars #gentryhockey #gentryacademy #highschoolhockey #minnesotahockey

Think you could guess all 32 teams? 😂

Another former NM Ice Wolves player is headed to NHL development camp! Congrats to goalie Will Craig on being invited to the @MapleLeafs 2023 Development Camp! #HowlAsOne

Congrats to former New Mexico Ice Wolves captain and forward Dillan Bentley on getting invited to the @TBLightning Development Camp this year!

Congrats to former New Mexico Ice Wolves captain and defensemen Brandon Holt on getting invited to the @ArizonaCoyotes Development Camp this year!

The NM Bladerunners were supported by Joe Prouty, former NM Ice Wolves player, and toured the locker room as the team brought their record to 2-0 today at his Lindenwood University’s home arena during the USA Hockey Disabled Festival in St. Louis, MO!!

Owner Stan Hubbard spoke to @SiriusXMNHL on growing the game in New Mexico! Listen here: nmicewolves.com/owner-stan-hub…

Not bad for a free agent out of main camp @PhilFox7

#NAHL Commitment Alert: @NMIceWolves forward JD Metz has committed to play NCAA Division I @collegehockey for @TommieMHockey in @CCHAHockey #MadeintheNA nahl.com/news/story.cfm…