by Guest » Sat Apr 22, 2023 9:42 am
Guest wrote: ↑Thu Apr 20, 2023 1:39 pm
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Guest wrote: ↑Thu Apr 20, 2023 7:58 am
I really don’t understand the saltyness towards omha or ego with gthl. You play where you live unless you lie, so there’s a good character trait about g parent. There are better teams at the top in the G in the younger years because there’s no borders, making a very uncompetitive season for most game. Teenage years, omha teams share the top few spot in Ontario and or are better than Gthl.
Comes down to development and there’s just as many drafts from omha as the G. The biggest difference is cost to develop and you’re much more likely to pay up and have a more dramatic journey for your children and parents in the G. According to this website anyway.
OMHA
Pros: less expensive, close for practices, good level of hockey usually.
Cons: you MUST play where you live and are stuck with whoever they put in as coach and which kids make up the core group, not as high level hockey as the G, travel to places like Barrie and Kingston for games.
GTHL
Pros: 12 AAA teams and ~30 AA and A teams to choose from depending on coach and core group which is best for you and your family, higher level of hockey, games all within a close proximity.
Cons: more expensive, bribery happens, free rides happen.
I've had boys play in both the GTHL and OMHA, and by far the most drama/politics are in the OMHA because people are stuck there and cliques form. In the G, you can just leave if you don't like it, find another team. In the OMHA, families are often run out of the sport because they get forced into a corner.
Everything Changes at U-14 (minor bantam) in the O, it becomes like the G because anyone in the O can play on any team in the O. hence why by U-14 the OMHA teams become much stronger and more competitive with the top 3 teams in the G. By U-16, there are always several OMHA teams in the top 10 ranked AAA teams in Ontario.
The question remains, why does Vaughan not have a AAA team in the OMHA, and why is the cost of playing AAA hockey in the G double of what it costs to play AAA hockey in the OMHA?
Great question, why does Vaughan not have a AAA option in OMHA. Markham does! And yes, Vaughan does have the highest registration rate for minor hockey in all of Canada. Very odd!
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I really don’t understand the saltyness towards omha or ego with gthl. You play where you live unless you lie, so there’s a good character trait about g parent. There are better teams at the top in the G in the younger years because there’s no borders, making a very uncompetitive season for most game. Teenage years, omha teams share the top few spot in Ontario and or are better than Gthl.
Comes down to development and there’s just as many drafts from omha as the G. The biggest difference is cost to develop and you’re much more likely to pay up and have a more dramatic journey for your children and parents in the G. According to this website anyway.
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OMHA
Pros: less expensive, close for practices, good level of hockey usually.
Cons: you MUST play where you live and are stuck with whoever they put in as coach and which kids make up the core group, not as high level hockey as the G, travel to places like Barrie and Kingston for games.
GTHL
Pros: 12 AAA teams and ~30 AA and A teams to choose from depending on coach and core group which is best for you and your family, higher level of hockey, games all within a close proximity.
Cons: more expensive, bribery happens, free rides happen.
I've had boys play in both the GTHL and OMHA, and by far the most drama/politics are in the OMHA because people are stuck there and cliques form. In the G, you can just leave if you don't like it, find another team. In the OMHA, families are often run out of the sport because they get forced into a corner.
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Everything Changes at U-14 (minor bantam) in the O, it becomes like the G because anyone in the O can play on any team in the O. hence why by U-14 the OMHA teams become much stronger and more competitive with the top 3 teams in the G. By U-16, there are always several OMHA teams in the top 10 ranked AAA teams in Ontario. [b]The question remains, why does Vaughan not have a AAA team in the OMHA, and why is the cost of playing AAA hockey in the G double of what it costs to play AAA hockey in the OMHA? [/b]
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Great question, why does Vaughan not have a AAA option in OMHA. Markham does! And yes, Vaughan does have the highest registration rate for minor hockey in all of Canada. Very odd!