AZ HOCKEY ACADEMY
DILLON SCHEUR
SKILLS & PERFORMANCE COACH
Coach Dillon brings a competitive, player-focused approach to development at AZ Hockey Academy. Drawing from high-level hockey experience, he specializes in technical skill development, puck control, shooting, skating integration, and game application. His sessions challenge athletes to sharpen their skills, build confidence, and develop habits that translate to competition.
PLAYER EXPERIENCE
High-level playing experience with a firsthand understanding of modern player development.
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Technical development focused on puck control, shooting, skating integration, and execution.
GAME APPLICATION
Helping athletes translate technical skills into reads, decisions, and game situations.
COMPETE CONFIDENCE
Building habits, preparation, confidence, and competitive consistency.
PHILOSOPHY
Dillon approaches coaching as a skills consultant, focusing on the technical details that allow players to refine their mechanics and develop confidence through repetition.
His sessions emphasize the idea that small technical improvements can produce major results when combined with consistency and discipline.
His development framework focuses on:
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Detailed skill refinement and puck control
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High-repetition shooting and stickhandling development
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Technical skating integration with puck skills
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Situational awareness and offensive creativity
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Confidence, preparation, and competitive habits
BACKGROUND
Dillon’s experience as a player competing in high-level youth hockey and junior hockey environments has shaped his understanding of what athletes need to progress to higher levels of the game.
His time with the Arizona Mission program and later the USPHL’s Long Beach Shredders provided exposure to elite training environments where preparation, discipline, and attention to detail are essential for success.
Through his work at AZ Hockey Academy, Dillon helps athletes translate those standards into practical development—teaching players how to refine their skills, develop confidence, and build habits that improve their performance in real game situations.
THE STANDARD
For Dillon, skill development is about more than simply practicing drills—it’s about building athletes who understand their game and trust their abilities under pressure.
His sessions emphasize repetition, creativity, confidence, and game application so players develop the puck skills and decision-making needed to compete at higher levels.
The standard is simple: strong fundamentals, consistent habits, and confidence when the game gets faster.
