Although I never made it to the NHL like I had dreamed of as a little kid, I am thankful to have had the opportunity to play hockey for so many years.  I met numerous people throughout my hockey quest that have had a tremendous impact on my life.  I also learned countless lessons that

  Sidney Crosby’s game-winner against the Toronto Maple Leafs last night December 17, 2013 is the perfect highlight to display his world-class skill and hockey smarts.   After the face-off Sidney stays open to the puck and finds what we call the “soft spot.”  The “soft spot” is the area in the offensive zone on

With the summer beginning and the regular season coming to a close, inevitably players are going to spend less time at the ice rink and more time pursuing other off-ice activities. While it is beneficial to remain active, whether with another sport or an abbreviated ice hockey schedule, it is important to remain both consistent

Get your beards and brackets ready, it’s the greatest time of the year again – NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs time!   For the second year in a row, the Quest Hockey Stanley Cup Playoffs Bracket Challenge will afford Questers the opportunity to prove their hockey knowledge.  All you have to do to participate is register

  The CONSOL Energy Center will soon be packed with electrified college hockey fans as the Frozen Four will be hosted for the first time ever in Pittsburgh this weekend.  An arena that has been witness to its fair share of spectacular moments and hockey firsts will inevitably observe the first national championship victory for

The Pittsburgh Penguins Elite will host the 2013 Tier 1 USA Hockey National Championships Wednesday, April 3, 2013 through Sunday, April 7, 2013 at the RMU Island Sports Center and Bladerunners Warrendale.  The tournament will feature the top U14, U16 and U18 tier 1 AAA youth hockey players in the United States on their quest

Along with on-ice skill development training, off-ice strength and conditioning training is critical to the success of any hockey player.  With the proper plan, guidance and approach, off-ice strength and conditioning training can produce tremendous gains on the ice, while reducing the risk of injury.   With this in mind, Quest Hockey teamed up with

Hockey players are unique individuals.  We have our own style; our own quirky superstitions; we even have our own language and terms.  We take pride in being different than other athletes.  One thing that definitely separates us is our hockey hair (also known as flow, or salad).   There’s nothing like the feeling of cruising on the ice

Hockey tryouts are approaching, so we thought it would be helpful to provide some information about how to properly prepare, so that each player gives themselves the best opportunity to attain their goals.   Preparation for Hockey Tryouts:   1.  Take a break.   It’s natural to want to get back on the ice immediately

The 2013 Pittsburgh Penguins Adult Hockey Classic will take place this weekend: February 7 – 11, 2013. The tournament, which is in its second year, will feature 29 adult hockey teams competing in at least 4 divisions for a chance to raise the Labbatt Barrel.  The tournament will be comprised of over 350 adult hockey