Half the JRC kids will be cut. Thats how that team/rolls..so get ready for a toxic ride full of stress if you arent on first line. 123jrc..lol2016 AAA
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Half the JRC kids will be cut. Thats how that team/rolls..so get ready for a toxic ride full of stress if you arent on first line. 123jrc..lol-
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Re: 2016 AAA
Who is even on the first line from?Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 2:25 pm
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You can't possibly think that the only place they get tested is in a game? Also, Mississauga Raiders, NST2, Buffalo Regals, Junior Wings, and probably a couple other teams I can't think of, all routinely play T1 teams that come down into their division, or they went up into T1. Exhibition games. "Other tournaments". etcGuest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 1:26 pmThe Tier 2 goalies are not very good. They don't have the same quality shots.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 1:04 pmI would tend to agree. The YK goalie does not see many shots so it is difficult to determine how good he actually is. There are a number of great goalies in this age group Mississauga Raiders, NS Tier 2, Raiders Silver, Purple Cobras T1.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 12:30 pmDon’t think the YK goalie is the strongest in the age group. The person making this comment is likely basing it on the goals against the team but the YK let very few shots get through so the goalie has not really been tested.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 12:17 pmAll goalies have strengths and weaknesses and therefore it is difficult to rank them.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 9:31 am Who R the top goalies and where are they headed for next year/?
However, top Goalie is probably Vaughn or Young Kings.
There are a select few who are right behind (Nats, NS Tier 1, Sauga Raiders, Raiders Silver).
These goalies will stay with their current org/coaching and transition to AAA.
Other weaker goalies are also developing faster and catching up.
You sound like the kind of guy that see's a big goalie and says "they must be good, they take up more space"
There are probably 10-ish goalies that are all solid. People trashing young kings goalie don't know goaltending either, the kid is solid. These kids are leaps and bounds ahead of any other goalie at this age.
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Not speaking of Raiders Silver but JRC bringing some very toxic parents and some trouble kids. One of them also has a brother with the same issues.
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Agree with the above 100%, trashing a 8 year old goalie online is bananas. Gthl needs 24 goalies, oMha needs 22 goalies. Every team would be lucky to get any KSL goalie who had games in these tournaments with the amount of pressure to perform.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 3:39 pmYou can't possibly think that the only place they get tested is in a game? Also, Mississauga Raiders, NST2, Buffalo Regals, Junior Wings, and probably a couple other teams I can't think of, all routinely play T1 teams that come down into their division, or they went up into T1. Exhibition games. "Other tournaments". etcGuest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 1:26 pmThe Tier 2 goalies are not very good. They don't have the same quality shots.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 1:04 pmI would tend to agree. The YK goalie does not see many shots so it is difficult to determine how good he actually is. There are a number of great goalies in this age group Mississauga Raiders, NS Tier 2, Raiders Silver, Purple Cobras T1.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 12:30 pmDon’t think the YK goalie is the strongest in the age group. The person making this comment is likely basing it on the goals against the team but the YK let very few shots get through so the goalie has not really been tested.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 12:17 pmAll goalies have strengths and weaknesses and therefore it is difficult to rank them.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 9:31 am Who R the top goalies and where are they headed for next year/?
However, top Goalie is probably Vaughn or Young Kings.
There are a select few who are right behind (Nats, NS Tier 1, Sauga Raiders, Raiders Silver).
These goalies will stay with their current org/coaching and transition to AAA.
Other weaker goalies are also developing faster and catching up.
You sound like the kind of guy that see's a big goalie and says "they must be good, they take up more space"
There are probably 10-ish goalies that are all solid. People trashing young kings goalie don't know goaltending either, the kid is solid. These kids are leaps and bounds ahead of any other goalie at this age.
Let the kids develop, without a label on their back as a tier 1/tier 2 or rumours that they aren't good (as per a random online comment)
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Nobody is trashing anyone personally. The above comments are very general. You people need to relax.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 4:04 pmAgree with the above 100%, trashing a 8 year old goalie online is bananas. Gthl needs 24 goalies, oMha needs 22 goalies. Every team would be lucky to get any KSL goalie who had games in these tournaments with the amount of pressure to perform.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 3:39 pmYou can't possibly think that the only place they get tested is in a game? Also, Mississauga Raiders, NST2, Buffalo Regals, Junior Wings, and probably a couple other teams I can't think of, all routinely play T1 teams that come down into their division, or they went up into T1. Exhibition games. "Other tournaments". etcGuest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 1:26 pmThe Tier 2 goalies are not very good. They don't have the same quality shots.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 1:04 pmI would tend to agree. The YK goalie does not see many shots so it is difficult to determine how good he actually is. There are a number of great goalies in this age group Mississauga Raiders, NS Tier 2, Raiders Silver, Purple Cobras T1.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 12:30 pmDon’t think the YK goalie is the strongest in the age group. The person making this comment is likely basing it on the goals against the team but the YK let very few shots get through so the goalie has not really been tested.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 12:17 pm
All goalies have strengths and weaknesses and therefore it is difficult to rank them.
However, top Goalie is probably Vaughn or Young Kings.
There are a select few who are right behind (Nats, NS Tier 1, Sauga Raiders, Raiders Silver).
These goalies will stay with their current org/coaching and transition to AAA.
Other weaker goalies are also developing faster and catching up.
You sound like the kind of guy that see's a big goalie and says "they must be good, they take up more space"
There are probably 10-ish goalies that are all solid. People trashing young kings goalie don't know goaltending either, the kid is solid. These kids are leaps and bounds ahead of any other goalie at this age.
Let the kids develop, without a label on their back as a tier 1/tier 2 or rumours that they aren't good (as per a random online comment)
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Re: 2016 AAA
How are some of the mid-tier teams stacking up against each other (Rangers, DMF, Titans, Red Wings, Majors)?
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DMF is stacking up solid despite losing out on the RW sweepstakes.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 6:00 pm How are some of the mid-tier teams stacking up against each other (Rangers, DMF, Titans, Red Wings, Majors)?