All kids typically get an opportunity to perform, some just do it better than others hence they get more ice time.Guest wrote: ↑Fri May 16, 2025 10:06 amYou may end up being right about that because you have a coach who wants to win and who has very big ambitions about heading a 2015 AAA team. As you well know, he had an offer this year and passed because he is smart enough to go in when the time is right and he can get in on a good team rather than a bottom one. But this also means that he wasn't willing to stick by committed kids as they continued to develop. His instinct and drive to win meant he gave them maybe half a season in U10 before they sat on the bench waiting out the rest. Is it good for winning? Well, yes they clearly accomplished a lot. Is it good for the kids? He may just have lost a few who end up surprising in a couple of years.Guest wrote: ↑Thu May 15, 2025 10:58 pmThe moron is back!Guest wrote: ↑Thu May 15, 2025 10:19 pmWon 1 stupid spring tournament and you think the next season is spoken for?Guest wrote: ↑Thu May 15, 2025 9:47 pm2024 - “MNS will be a bottom team, part of the trio of tragedy … all their kids came from Appledale”Guest wrote: ↑Thu May 15, 2025 12:32 pmI’m really interested in seeing who you added that’s making you so confident, far as we can tell the other teams loaded up on AAA kids and you think you’ll win it with Streetsville crew that couldn’t do a thing last year.Guest wrote: ↑Thu May 15, 2025 12:15 pm
The Best in the West will be there!
MNS
#1 Problem 2025-2026 AA U11
2025 - “MNS only added kids from AA. They won’t compete with FT, MB, VP.”
Hey dipshit MNS won the regular season championship last year after they were expected to be awful as per some in this forum.
The recent spring win has nothing to do with what's going to happen next year but mark my words when whatever team your kid plays for, be prepared for a drubbing.
Also there are kids who get far more ice away from their own team and stranglely enough they regress. All those extras and time spent on ice doesn't always transfer into positive results.
Spending all sorts of $ from ages 8 to 12 burning out your child is a brilliant plan! Go nuts! Very few percentage wise will benefit from all the extras. There is more than enough ice between these ages with practice and games to get better and keep it fun. You don't even know what the kid will have until puberty hits.
Don't even get me started on the kids at this age going to a hockey school all day on ice everyday sometimes twice with their team.and school. Give your heads a shake please.
Some will get better that are not as good now yes but oh well that's life. Will they be Mcdavids? Gamechangers? Very slim odds so cutting them now isn't all that worrisome to a coach. They'll develope the kids that are already better as they go.