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About Mile High Moose Summer Program
Our program is dedicated to empowering young players to unlock and exceed their full potential. Drawing from our lifelong experiences, we provide players with valuable skills and insights to elevate their game. By the end of our camp, participants will not only have developed their hockey abilities but will also have learned crucial habi
Our program is dedicated to empowering young players to unlock and exceed their full potential. Drawing from our lifelong experiences, we provide players with valuable skills and insights to elevate their game. By the end of our camp, participants will not only have developed their hockey abilities but will also have learned crucial habits—both on and off the ice—that foster growth, character, and success, helping them become better athletes and individuals.
About Our Coaches
Nico Hemming
Tristen Wells
Tristen Wells
Coach Hemming grew up playing his youth hockey in Colorado for programs such as DU, Arapahoe, and Colorado Evolution before moving on to play 5 years of junior hockey across numerous leagues (EHL, KIJHL, USPHL, WSHL, SJHL) in the USA and Canada, winning a league Championship in 2018 with the Steamboat Wranglers. After his Junior Career, C
Coach Hemming grew up playing his youth hockey in Colorado for programs such as DU, Arapahoe, and Colorado Evolution before moving on to play 5 years of junior hockey across numerous leagues (EHL, KIJHL, USPHL, WSHL, SJHL) in the USA and Canada, winning a league Championship in 2018 with the Steamboat Wranglers. After his Junior Career, Coach Hemming joined the University of Central Oklahoma Bronchos (ACHA D1) where he was apart of 2 WCHL conference championships in 2 years. Hemming then chose to move on to minor professional hockey where he played his first season in 23-24 with the Watertown Wolves (FPHL). In 24-25 Hemming signed overseas in Germany with Eisbaren Balingen (Regionalliga) where he was able to finish within the Top 10 of league scoring.
Tristen Wells
Tristen Wells
Tristen Wells
Coach Wells grew up playing his youth hockey in Colorado for the Hyland Hills Jaguars and Colorado Evolution before moving on to play 4 years of Junior hockey in Colorado and also the East Coast (WSHL, EHL, USPHL) where he served as a captain for the Connecticut Chiefs in 20-21. After his junior career Wells joined the University of Centr
Coach Wells grew up playing his youth hockey in Colorado for the Hyland Hills Jaguars and Colorado Evolution before moving on to play 4 years of Junior hockey in Colorado and also the East Coast (WSHL, EHL, USPHL) where he served as a captain for the Connecticut Chiefs in 20-21. After his junior career Wells joined the University of Central Oklahoma Bronchos (ACHA D1) where he spent 2 seasons, winning back to back WCHL championships. He then made the jump to minor professional hockey in the 23-24 season where he was selected as Motor City Rockers rookie of the year as voted by his teammates. In 2024-25 Wells gained SPHL experience with the Macon Mayhem before rejoining Motor City where he has been able to be a large contributor for his team on and off the ice.