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Guest wrote: ↑Mon Mar 03, 2025 8:47 am
I have no skin in the game but my kid plays with AMHA. Why would kids/parents not want to be at OHFs? Are you kidding me? Here is a once in a lifetime opportunity to win it all. The kids can resurrect their season and win the entire OMHA league. I get it, Tigers will need a couple of bounces to go their way but you never know.
Exactly my point!! Why would you not want that opportunity for your kid to play in the OHF? When my son found out his first question was can we host next year? The experience alone will be fun for the kids.
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I really want them to compete in the OHF. Why?
1. The kids get to play more games.
2. The coach gets exposed.
win-win!!!
Guest wrote: ↑Mon Mar 03, 2025 8:47 am
I have no skin in the game but my kid plays with AMHA. Why would kids/parents not want to be at OHFs? Are you kidding me? Here is a once in a lifetime opportunity to win it all. The kids can resurrect their season and win the entire OMHA league. I get it, Tigers will need a couple of bounces to go their way but you never know.
Exactly my point!! Why would you not want that opportunity for your kid to play in the OHF? When my son found out his first question was can we host next year? The experience alone will be fun for the kids.
I really want them to compete in the OHF. Why?
1. The kids get to play more games.
2. The coach gets exposed.
win-win!!!
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Guest wrote: ↑Mon Mar 03, 2025 8:47 am
I have no skin in the game but my kid plays with AMHA. Why would kids/parents not want to be at OHFs? Are you kidding me? Here is a once in a lifetime opportunity to win it all. The kids can resurrect their season and win the entire OMHA league. I get it, Tigers will need a couple of bounces to go their way but you never know.
Exactly my point!! Why would you not want that opportunity for your kid to play in the OHF? When my son found out his first question was can we host next year? The experience alone will be fun for the kids.
I really want them to compete in the OHF. Why?
1. The kids get to play more games.
2. The coach gets exposed.
win-win!!!
Looks like mm and his wife got on here and tried to make it look like there’s one or two happy parents on his team. Didn’t work. Kids didn’t do anything to deserve having such a bad year tho, so I hope they enjoy the experience.
Looks like mm and his wife got on here and tried to make it look like there’s one or two happy parents on his team. Didn’t work. Kids didn’t do anything to deserve having such a bad year tho, so I hope they enjoy the experience.
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You did get one thing right. I am a wife but not the coaches wife and none of my kids are that age group. Is it so hard to believe that other hockey parents would be cheering for a fellow Tigers Team? If there is a team playing after any of my kids games they stay in the arena to cheer them on. Its called support. They are proud to play for the Tigers.
Definitely doesn't speak for everyone. Anytime my kid can get on the ice I will take it. Why wouldn't you want your kid to play in a tournament like that? If I didn't want my kid to play at a competitive level I would put him in houseleague and save the wear and tear on my car.
Guest wrote: ↑Mon Mar 03, 2025 9:58 am
Definitely doesn't speak for everyone. Anytime my kid can get on the ice I will take it. Why wouldn't you want your kid to play in a tournament like that? If I didn't want my kid to play at a competitive level I would put him in houseleague and save the wear and tear on my car.
It would be great if you place your kid in house league next season, where he fits best.
It would be great if you place your kid in house league next season, where he fits best.
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Its comical that you think 89 pages of posts are between only you, your friend and the coach? It's amusing actually. Whatever you need to tell yourself bud. Just remember the thread is called Aurora Hockey not U13AA.
Guest wrote: ↑Mon Mar 03, 2025 10:16 am
It would be great if you place your kid in house league next season, where he fits best.
Its comical that you think 89 pages of posts are between only you, your friend and the coach? It's amusing actually. Whatever you need to tell yourself bud. Just remember the thread is called Aurora Hockey not U13AA.
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Guest wrote: ↑Mon Mar 03, 2025 10:16 am
It would be great if you place your kid in house league next season, where he fits best.
Its comical that you think 89 pages of posts are between only you, your friend and the coach? It's amusing actually. Whatever you need to tell yourself bud. Just remember the thread is called Aurora Hockey not U13AA.
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Listen, U13AA are in playoff hockey as we speak. Get this, nice tie to a strong TNT squad and then a tough loss(1-0) to the top team in AA, Newmarket. The reality is team can play with anyone in AA. No question, Tigers will be underdogs but they have a chance and just might win the entire OHFs. I hope you come back on and eat some crow.
Listen, U13AA are in playoff hockey as we speak. Get this, nice tie to a strong TNT squad and then a tough loss(1-0) to the top team in AA, Newmarket. The reality is team can play with anyone in AA. No question, Tigers will be underdogs but they have a chance and just might win the entire OHFs. I hope you come back on and eat some crow.
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My kid isn't on this team but I hope this guy is humbled too. Disappointing that a fellow Tiger parent would be happy to see another Tiger team fail. Our team will be cheering them on for sure. They know alot of the kids on that team. Go U13AA Tigers
