
Interview W/ JR Hockey Expert Bob Turow
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Welcome back to The Hockey Toolkit! In Season 3, Episode 12, Trevor and Andrew get into a long, full length discussion with Bob Turow, a gentleman who has spent a lifetime in the game of hockey playing, coaching, administration, business and operational levels.
In the 48th episode of the series, we welcome on Mr Turow, who only recently transitioned away (in the last 12 months- USPHL Names New Commissioner And Deputy Commissioner • USPHL - United States Premier Hockey League ) from his commissioner's role in the USPHL. Prior to that he enjoyed a lengthy career as a player in the Kitchener Rangers organization, a scout, a coach, and the founding owner/operator of the Prospects Hockey Tournament. Together with this tournament, Mr. Turow was able to establish the USHL's central scouting and helped to identify hundreds of players for NCAA Hockey and Professional advancement.
Further along in the episode they discuss the new, ever changing Junior Hockey landscape.
In this episode, they discuss:
- The rewards of a lifetime in hockey.
- The Prospects Hockey Tournament and scouting (among others) Joe Thornton
- Forward thinking in Junior Hockey and the changes by leagues that have had massive impacts on the landscape
- Working in the USPHL and Junior Hockey Expansion
- And much more, including some stories from a life in the game
Check out Bob's new project with the Dan K Show tracking commitments in Junior Hockey- NCAA and CHL Recruiting Battleground Tracker — The Dan K Show
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