CPC Hockey players once again proved they belong among the nation’s elite as USA Hockey announced its 2026 National Player Development Camp and Regional Camp selections.

Across multiple age groups, CPC players earned invitations to the highest levels of USA Hockey’s player development pipeline, highlighting the continued growth, commitment, and impact of CPC’s training environment and partner organizations.

The selections were especially dominant within Massachusetts, where CPC athletes made up a significant portion of the state’s chosen players — particularly on the blue line.

In the 2026 USA Hockey Girls 19U Training Camp selections (2007-2008 birth years), three of the four defensemen selected from Massachusetts are CPC athletes:

• Maggie Averill (Valley Jr. Warriors U19 Tier 1)
• Ava Decourcey (Boston Americans U19 Tier 1)
• Kimberly Duplessis (Valley Jr. Warriors U19 Tier 1)

At the U16/17 (2009) level, CPC’s presence was even more impressive:

• All four defensemen selected from Massachusetts train with CPC
• Three of the five forwards selected from Massachusetts are CPC athletes

Those selections included:

• Megan Carlson
• Sienna Glass
• Reese Engel
• Mia MacDonald
• Brooke Carlson
• Simone Burns
• Madeline Call

The success continued at the U18 level, where three of the six forwards selected from Massachusetts are part of CPC programs:

• Lily Bromley
• Catherine McCool
• Frances Ames (2010 birth year)

CPC also saw strong representation among the younger age groups, including multiple selections at the U15 and U16/17 levels from both the Boston Americans and Valley Jr. Warriors organizations.

Additionally, several CPC athletes earned selections to the USA Hockey U15 Regional Camp, continuing to showcase the depth of talent throughout the program:

• Maeve Phinney (Boston Americans U16 Tier 1)
• Maeve Burns (Valley Jr. Warriors U16 Tier 2)
• Kelsey Murphy (Valley Jr. Warriors U16 Tier 2)

In total, dozens of CPC athletes from across New England districts earned invitations to USA Hockey National Player Development Camps and Regional Camps — a testament to the culture, coaching, and commitment shared throughout the CPC community.

As the national camps approach this summer, CPC Hockey continues to establish itself as one of the premier development environments for elite girls' hockey players in the country.