Episode #24: Changing Tiers, Changing Gears -- What Is Happening With Jr. Hockey?

Episode #27: Early Season Hot Takes & Insights

On today's episode we sat down with 3V agent Brett Beauvais to discuss what the past couple of months have looked like regarding new contracts, movement in North American hockey, and the European landscape and expectations that players need to have. We also touched on what collegiate resumes are required to make it at the professional level and what you need to know about your pathway in order to get to your professional goals.

Episode #26: 2025 Off-Season Recap

After 5 months of a busy summer, we're back on the podcast debriefing about how the 3V off-season transpired. We share our best and worst, as well as some of the key insights we've gained as agents/advisors over the course of our second summer in business.

Episode #25: NA Pro Hockey Market Watch

On today's episode we sat down with 3V agent Brett Beauvais and discussed the hectic current times we are dealing with regarding collegiate players graduating and the North American pro market in constant fluctuation. We further dove into some more topics about NCAA & USports hockey regarding pro expectations, and provided some insight into the landscape of Europe for the near future.

Episode #24: Changing Tiers, Changing Gears -- What Is Happening With Jr. Hockey?

On today's episode we sat down with 3V advisor Riley Neumeier and discussed all the new changes happening in US Jr. hockey, mainly regarding the EHL and their new Tier 2 status. We further dove into some more topics on the junior landscape and what the future of hockey could look like for up and coming players entering these leagues, and what it might ultimately mean for collegiate recruitment.

Episode #23: USports to D1, Pro Suitcases, & EU/NA Culture Shock

On today's episode we sat down with Brett Beauvais and covered a wide array of topics in the hockey world, ranging from college hockey talk, pro hockey discussions, and general cultural aspects of the game that players need to understand across North America and Europe.