| The following is an example of a good hockey resume. The player and the team he plays for are fictional. Regardless of what level you are playing at, you should be able to use this resume as a guide. But remember, keep your information current and keep in mind who will be reading it. As well, take a look at this sample cover letter to go along with your resume. If you have any unanswered questions pertaining to your situation, be sure to Ask the Vet. |
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| David Salinger - Player Profile |
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Born: March 29, 1980
Height: 5' 8 "
Weight: 165 lbs.
Education: BC High School Diploma - Graduated with Honours 1998 |
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Position: Center, Left Wing
Strengths: Playmaking, Leadership, Consistency, Desire to Win
Awards & Accomplishments:
1998-99 5th in BCHL Scoring
1998-99 BCHL Coastal Division 1st All-Star
1998-99 Most Valuable Player, South Island Sailors - BCHL
1998-99 Captain, South Island Sailors - BCHL
1997-98 BCHL Coastal Division 2nd All-Star
1996-97 Rookie of the Year, South Island Sailors - BCHL |
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Statistics:
1998-99 South Island Sailors - BCHL
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| GP |
Goals |
Assists |
Points |
| 60 |
48 |
87 |
135 |
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1997-98 South Island Sailors - BCHL
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| GP |
Goals |
Assists |
Points |
| 52 |
32 |
78 |
110 |
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1996-97 South Island Sailors - BCHL
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| GP |
Goals |
Assists |
Points |
| 55 |
25 |
54 |
79 |
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Future Objectives:
- Receive a scholarship to play hockey in the NCAA .
- Upon university graduation, continue my hockey career at the professional level.
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References:
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