2027 Spring Hockey
Luke Mistelbacher | NCAA Division I | University of Maine
two programs one goal
Every player has different goals for the spring. Some want more opportunities to compete. Others want to maximize their development. Both programs are built on the same commitment to elite coaching, positive culture, and long-term player growth. The difference is simply what each program is designed to prioritize.
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Southman Surge
Competition-First
Southman Surge is designed for players who want to spend more time competing throughout the spring. Athletes train with experienced coaches while participating in local tournaments and exhibition games, creating an environment where development happens through consistent competition.
Best for players who want to:
Play more games.
Compete in local spring tournaments.
Experience a lower-travel, team-focused spring season.
Continue developing while maximizing competition.
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Team PV Elite
Development-First
Team PV Elite is designed for athletes who want to maximize their development. Through structured on-ice training, off-ice performance, mental performance, and AAA-style preparation, every session is built to help players become more complete hockey players.
Best for players who want to:
Prioritize skill development.
Prepare for AAA hockey and beyond.
Improve both on and off the ice.
Train in a high-performance development environment.
ready to make your spring count?
Whether your priority is competing more or developing your game, there’s a program designed to help you reach your goals.
Explore each program to find the best fit for your athlete.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us a bit about your player and we’ll guide you to the right program stream.