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1977-78 Bantam Team
The First Tier I Team in the State of
Wisconsin
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The Capitals hockey
program played an integral part in developing the skills needed to
further my hockey career. I had lots of fun learning from qualified
coaches, while at the same time gaining important national exposure
that took my game to the next level.
Alumni,
Brian Rafalski |
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The Madison Capitols are one of the
most extraordinary and illustrious hockey programs in the
country. The Capitols pioneered the first AAA program in the
State of Wisconsin and have become the model for many other
programs, nationwide, that are currently in existence today.
The Capitols were established in 1977 by hockey visionaries
Marlowe Suter, Paul Ryan, and Steve Badalich.
They set out to cultivate a group of young hockey players by
exposing them to better coaching, superior training, and the most
competitive venues to showcase their talents. This was the
birth of the Madison Capitols and has been the driving force, the
cornerstone, and the mission of the program for over 32 years.
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Madison
Capitols were recently rated amongst the
Top 10 U.S. Prep Hockey
Programs by
The Hockey News Magazine.
Alumni,
Phil Kessel |
Few programs nationwide rival the
Madison Capitols commitment to skill development, competitive
exposure, and coaching expertise. As the pioneer AAA hockey
program in the State of Wisconsin, the Madison Capitols have
enjoyed one of the longest, richest, and most recognizable
hockey traditions in American AAA hockey.
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Alumni,
Ryan Suter |
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Our philosophy as an
organization, as well as that of Coach Bob Suter, has always been to develop
individual skills of each player through fundamentals at every practice. The
more a player develops their individual skills, the more they are able to
contribute positively to the success of the team. We stand firm in our belief
that mastering fundamentals of the game is essential to player development and
attainment of success at the next level. |
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