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Guest wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 9:54 pm
A lot of kids end up leaving OMHA home centres due to lack of competition. A lot of politics.
Having played in both. The G is way worse. Their open border policy enables All the back room deals and money. Movement is much harder in the OMHA and, aside from the most motivated, players stay in their home centre. The OMHA is suffering because it’s very easy for kids to move to the G. This drains the pool more than movement within the league.
Boarders only serve to trap good players, so they can prop up shitty organizations. The people who want them is because they know if kids and parents had a choice no one would play for that shitty team… if you have a good org and a good program kids will WANT to play there.