The Fortis Hockey Mentorship Program is designed for high level hockey players that want insight on their game, guidance on how to improve their skills, and mentorship on how to effectively navigate the plethora of problems hockey players face. From lack of ice time to a lack of confidence to best practices when communicating with a coach, our mentorship program helps athletes reach their potential. One of the most impactful ways we help athletes at Fortis is through our mentorship, teaching athletes what it means to be a leader, good teammate, and player full of character and integrity.
Helping Athletes Succeed with Strong Mentorship and Knowledgeable Insights
Book a free introduction call to learn more about this program and speak with one of our mentor coaches.
Book NowSTARTER PLAN
Meet 1x per month. Our mentor will review one hour of game film and meet with you for 30 minutes to go over your video and set aside 15 minutes to discuss goals, the season, leadership, and any issues you may have. This is a great plan to get started!
INTERMEDIATE PLAN
Meet 2x per month. Our mentor will review two hours of game film and meet with you for 30 minutes every other week to go over your video and set aside 15 minutes to discuss goals, the season, leadership, and any issues you may have.
ADVANCED PLAN
Meet 3x per month. Our mentor will review three hours of game film each month and meet with you 3x for 30 minutes to go over your video and set aside 15 minutes each meeting to discuss goals, the season, leadership, and any issues you may have.
Staff
Spencer Naas
Spencer is from Minnetonka, MN. He played HS hockey at Benilde St. Margaret’s, where he was a Mr. Hockey Finalist in 2014 and is the 25th all-time leading scorer in the MSHSL. He then played four years at the University of Connecticut where he won the “Freshman of the Year” award and was a 2-time alternate captain. He is currently entering his 8th full professional season, having played in the AHL, ECHL, EIHL, and DEL2. In 2024, Spencer was the EIHL leading goal scorer. Outside of hockey, Spencer loves to golf and yoga.
Tyler Rollwagen
Tyler Rollwagen grew up in Bloomington, Minnesota, and attended Shattuck-St. Mary’s for high school. He went on to play junior hockey in the USHL with the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders and the Fargo Force, serving as team captain in his final season. Tyler is currently committed to the University of Nebraska Omaha, where he has spent the last three seasons playing Division I hockey and was recently named an assistant captain heading into his senior year.
Outside of hockey, Tyler enjoys spending time at the family cabin, and on the course.