Raising a Champion

Why Being a Great 12-year-old isn't so Great with NHL Scout Lew Mongelluzzo


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 The Philadelphia native has spent five decades involved in the game of hockey as a player, coach, director and most recently as a scout.

   Mongelluzzo served as Director of Player Personnel for USA's National Junior team from 2002-06.  He's the architect of the Liberty Bell Games, the premier hockey showcase in the Mid-Atlantic region for 14-17 year-olds.

   He currently serves as a senior scout for the New Jersey Devils organization.

   In this episode, Mongelluzzo discusses the challenges of youth hockey and why an exceptional 12-year-old hockey player doesn't translate into an excellent 18-year-old or even an NHL prospect. 

   He also dives into the careers of Chris Drury, Mike Richter and Tim Thomas and how they overcame a lack of size with tremendous work ethic.

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