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Guest wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2024 8:48 am
MT huge tie vs MB. Top 5 by end of season. Book it!
If MT makes playoffs let alone top 5 then Coach deserves an award. Blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then. Players for MT we're just trying out for next years MB team last night
Guest wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2024 8:48 am
MT huge tie vs MB. Top 5 by end of season. Book it!
If MT makes playoffs let alone top 5 then Coach deserves an award. Blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then. Players for MT we're just trying out for next years MB team last night
Guest wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2024 8:48 am
MT huge tie vs MB. Top 5 by end of season. Book it!
If MT makes playoffs let alone top 5 then Coach deserves an award. Blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then. Players for MT we're just trying out for next years MB team last night
Wow, kinda early for these type of things
The G will get interesting once the open border happen and some good omha players come in.
Guest wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2024 11:02 am
GTC trending up
Will be # 1 soon
lol this is funny. All joking aside they are the most improved team but they are nowhere near the level of DD and VR.
Friday night GTC plays VR should be a good game
Big game tomorrow night GTC vs VR any predictions on this one?
VR 6-2
'Nowhere near the level of DD and VR' is wild. They're not the AA equivalent of JRC and VK; both teams have had multiple ties and close games with mid-pack teams. Several teams can beat them any given night.
A group of players on a Greater Toronto Hockey League U13 AA team took inappropriate and "sexually suggestive" photos of a teammate in their dressing room in October 2023 and then shared the pictures with each other and with classmates at school and also posted them on social media.
The victim's parents filed a complaint with Hockey Canada two months later against the team's head coach, alleging he did not do enough to stop "ongoing verbal and physical bullying by a select group of teammates that took place in an unsupervised hockey dressing room."
During a subsequent investigation, the coach admitted that while his team's dressing room door was typically propped open, he did not always supervise his players. (GTHL policy requires two screened adults must be close enough to dressing room with door propped open to monitor environment inside.)
The coach was suspended for two weeks and directed to complete a course on coaching responsibilities.
Safe sport experts tell me the incident is among the first where a coach has been held accountable for not properly supervising their players.
Details of the incident and sanction were published by the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada.
