The team (you probably coached or own) played the same kids 70+ percent of the time, game after game. 73,88,11,17.Great players, yes. But any kid and family in any league below a U10 U11 AA or AAA level should not be paying thousands of dollars to have their kids short shifted and sitting on a bench for a meaningless record. Hats off to the Ironmen, beating teams with over agers playing the same handful of players over and over. Any coach/organization at this age should be about 1 thing. Developing hockey players and promoting fun.
Klevr
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Guest wrote: ↑Tue Apr 08, 2025 5:16 pmThe team (you probably coached or own) played the same kids 70+ percent of the time, game after game. 73,88,11,17.Great players, yes. But any kid and family in any league below a U10 U11 AA or AAA level should not be paying thousands of dollars to have their kids short shifted and sitting on a bench for a meaningless record. Hats off to the Ironmen, beating teams with over agers playing the same handful of players over and over. Any coach/organization at this age should be about 1 thing. Developing hockey players and promoting fun.
What number was your son?
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But u10 AA it's okay to ride the bench? That's baby hockey too. You're a moronGuest wrote: ↑Tue Apr 08, 2025 5:16 pmThe team (you probably coached or own) played the same kids 70+ percent of the time, game after game. 73,88,11,17.Great players, yes. But any kid and family in any league below a U10 U11 AA or AAA level should not be paying thousands of dollars to have their kids short shifted and sitting on a bench for a meaningless record. Hats off to the Ironmen, beating teams with over agers playing the same handful of players over and over. Any coach/organization at this age should be about 1 thing. Developing hockey players and promoting fun.
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False... OHP had absolutely no impact on the GTA Aces program. Parents were a great group and the kids put it all together at the right time.Guest wrote: ↑Tue Apr 15, 2025 9:21 am OHP lady set up the 2017 Aces red this year that won the championship in their division. It didn't look like a stacked team but it looked like a good bunch of kids with good families coming together.