2014 AAA

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So based on the remaining games and historical matchups, this is how the 2024/25 season will likely finish.

1. TM finishes with 61 pts (also finished 1st last year with 61 pts)
2. JRC with 59 pts (up from 4th last year and 44 pts)
3. VK with 51 pts (down from 2nd and 60 pts)
4. Nats with 51 pts (down from 3rd and 52 pts)
5. DMF with 40 pts (also finished 5th with 36 pts)
6. Titians with 33 pts (up from 7th and 26 pts)
7. Sens with 32 pts (down from 5th and 43 pts)
8. RW with 22 pts (up from 9th and 16 pts)
9. Rebels with 20 pts (down from 8th and 26 pts)
10. MM with 12 pts (up from 11th and 6 pts)
11. Reps with 8 pts (up from 12th and 5 pts)
12. NYR with 7 pts (down from 10th and 13 pts)

Interesting movement from last year. Biggest winner in the standings is JRC with a 16 point and 2 position improvement. Biggest loser is Sens with an 11 point and 2 position drop... welcome to the prelim playoffs.

Looks like some of the full rebuilds worked while others didn't. Most teams who kept the same roster will stay in the same position or will have a slight improvement like the Nats and Titians... only exception is Sens, they have dropped significantly.

Correction, minor typo:

1. TM finishes with 61 pts (also finished 1st last year with 61 pts)
2. JRC with 59 pts (up from 4th last year and 44 pts)
3. VK with 51 pts (down from 2nd and 60 pts)
4. Nats with 51 pts (down from 3rd and 52 pts)
5. DMF with 40 pts (up from 6th with 36 pts)
6. Titians with 33 pts (up from 7th and 26 pts)
7. Sens with 32 pts (down from 5th and 43 pts)
8. RW with 22 pts (up from 9th and 16 pts)
9. Rebels with 20 pts (down from 8th and 26 pts)
10. MM with 12 pts (up from 11th and 6 pts)
11. Reps with 8 pts (up from 12th and 5 pts)
12. NYR with 7 pts (down from 10th and 13 pts)

[Guest]

So based on the remaining games and historical matchups, this is how the 2024/25 season will likely finish.

1. TM finishes with 61 pts (also finished 1st last year with 61 pts)
2. JRC with 59 pts (up from 4th last year and 44 pts)
3. VK with 51 pts (down from 2nd and 60 pts)
4. Nats with 51 pts (down from 3rd and 52 pts)
5. DMF with 40 pts (also finished 5th with 36 pts)
6. Titians with 33 pts (up from 7th and 26 pts)
7. Sens with 32 pts (down from 5th and 43 pts)
8. RW with 22 pts (up from 9th and 16 pts)
9. Rebels with 20 pts (down from 8th and 26 pts)
10. MM with 12 pts (up from 11th and 6 pts)
11. Reps with 8 pts (up from 12th and 5 pts)
12. NYR with 7 pts (down from 10th and 13 pts)

Interesting movement from last year. Biggest winner in the standings is JRC with a 16 point and 2 position improvement. Biggest loser is Sens with an 11 point and 2 position drop... welcome to the prelim playoffs.

Looks like some of the full rebuilds worked while others didn't. Most teams who kept the same roster will stay in the same position or will have a slight improvement like the Nats and Titians... only exception is Sens, they have dropped significantly.

First value add post on here in at least a week

[Guesstimate]

What NYHL or CDs confirmed taking G teams?

DD marlies
EW NATS
Wm sens
EB JRC

any else confirmed?

How many of these teams are still intact? Would be interesting to know.

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My kid is in his first year at Everest and from what we've seen so far the education part is better than the public schools my guy has been to. I don't know about the older grades but Everest for Grade 4 & 5 is far better than Public school. So unless your kid goes there don't listen to people who've never gone, people talk shit about it but most people have never sent their kids there.

The kids get taught in change rooms. I wouldn’t want my kid sitting in math class on a bench where an old guys bare sweaty ass was an hour earlier when he finished his men’s league game. The education is terrible and with people not having to fake addresses any more that school is done.

Don’t be mad just cause you can’t afford the tuition bro.

Afford the tuition? I spend more on gas every year. Best hockey Academies in Ontario: St. No names's, SAC, Ridley, Hill Academy, UCC, TCS. Everest doesn't even come close. If you had ACTUAL money, you wouln't hesitate to go to one of the real schools. But you apparently have no money AND no sense.

Everest have no entry requirements - tests, interviews, nothing. You get a tour by 'Karen' who literally is by name, by nature, and if you're down to believe that they will make your little Johnny an NHL player, you're IN. Being taught in the change-room after a skate is ridiculous. Any parent who sends their kid there gives zero Not allowed about an giving their kid an actual education - so god speed to your kid when he burns out of the O after 2 seasons and becomes an Everest 'teacher' in 12 years, like a portion of their current staff.

Sounds like you went to an all boys school and like to get Not allowed in the ass by your teacher.

At Everest your kids puts his lunch bag down on the bench where my hairy nutsack was an hour earlier after mens league.
Total joke of a school and “hockey”

You put your hairy nutsack down on a table in the restaurant? Psssssst... The kids don't pack lunches, they are served gourmet lunches in that restaurant, $$$ You're a complete idiot, I would hate to be your wife and it's 2025... shave'em bud.

[Guest]

So based on the remaining games and historical matchups, this is how the 2024/25 season will likely finish.

1. TM finishes with 61 pts (also finished 1st last year with 61 pts)
2. JRC with 59 pts (up from 4th last year and 44 pts)
3. VK with 51 pts (down from 2nd and 60 pts)
4. Nats with 51 pts (down from 3rd and 52 pts)
5. DMF with 40 pts (also finished 5th with 36 pts)
6. Titians with 33 pts (up from 7th and 26 pts)
7. Sens with 32 pts (down from 5th and 43 pts)
8. RW with 22 pts (up from 9th and 16 pts)
9. Rebels with 20 pts (down from 8th and 26 pts)
10. MM with 12 pts (up from 11th and 6 pts)
11. Reps with 8 pts (up from 12th and 5 pts)
12. NYR with 7 pts (down from 10th and 13 pts)

Interesting movement from last year. Biggest winner in the standings is JRC with a 16 point and 2 position improvement. Biggest loser is Sens with an 11 point and 2 position drop... welcome to the prelim playoffs.

Looks like some of the full rebuilds worked while others didn't. Most teams who kept the same roster will stay in the same position or will have a slight improvement like the Nats and Titians... only exception is Sens, they have dropped significantly.

Sens had a goalie change from last season...

Makes sense. One went to MM and the other to JRC I think. And both of those teams improved... JRC climbed the most in the standings and MM doubled their points. Ironically, it looks like the other major point swing also involves a goalie. Last year's JRC goalie moved to VK this year and JRC gained the most points this year and VK lost the second most (9 pts)... but that probably more related to DL.

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The kids get taught in change rooms. I wouldn’t want my kid sitting in math class on a bench where an old guys bare sweaty ass was an hour earlier when he finished his men’s league game. The education is terrible and with people not having to fake addresses any more that school is done.

Don’t be mad just cause you can’t afford the tuition bro.

Afford the tuition? I spend more on gas every year. Best hockey Academies in Ontario: St. No names's, SAC, Ridley, Hill Academy, UCC, TCS. Everest doesn't even come close. If you had ACTUAL money, you wouln't hesitate to go to one of the real schools. But you apparently have no money AND no sense.

Everest have no entry requirements - tests, interviews, nothing. You get a tour by 'Karen' who literally is by name, by nature, and if you're down to believe that they will make your little Johnny an NHL player, you're IN. Being taught in the change-room after a skate is ridiculous. Any parent who sends their kid there gives zero Not allowed about an giving their kid an actual education - so god speed to your kid when he burns out of the O after 2 seasons and becomes an Everest 'teacher' in 12 years, like a portion of their current staff.

Sounds like you went to an all boys school and like to get Not allowed in the ass by your teacher.

At Everest your kids puts his lunch bag down on the bench where my hairy nutsack was an hour earlier after mens league.
Total joke of a school and “hockey”

You put your hairy nutsack down on a table in the restaurant? Psssssst... The kids don't pack lunches, they are served gourmet lunches in that restaurant, $$$ You're a complete idiot, I would hate to be your wife and it's 2025... shave'em bud.

LOL! Great reply.

[Guest]

So based on the remaining games and historical matchups, this is how the 2024/25 season will likely finish.

1. TM finishes with 61 pts (also finished 1st last year with 61 pts)
2. JRC with 59 pts (up from 4th last year and 44 pts)
3. VK with 51 pts (down from 2nd and 60 pts)
4. Nats with 51 pts (down from 3rd and 52 pts)
5. DMF with 40 pts (also finished 5th with 36 pts)
6. Titians with 33 pts (up from 7th and 26 pts)
7. Sens with 32 pts (down from 5th and 43 pts)
8. RW with 22 pts (up from 9th and 16 pts)
9. Rebels with 20 pts (down from 8th and 26 pts)
10. MM with 12 pts (up from 11th and 6 pts)
11. Reps with 8 pts (up from 12th and 5 pts)
12. NYR with 7 pts (down from 10th and 13 pts)

Interesting movement from last year. Biggest winner in the standings is JRC with a 16 point and 2 position improvement. Biggest loser is Sens with an 11 point and 2 position drop... welcome to the prelim playoffs.

Looks like some of the full rebuilds worked while others didn't. Most teams who kept the same roster will stay in the same position or will have a slight improvement like the Nats and Titians... only exception is Sens, they have dropped significantly.

Sens had a goalie change from last season...

Makes sense. One went to MM and the other to JRC I think. And both of those teams improved... JRC climbed the most in the standings and MM doubled their points. Ironically, it looks like the other major point swing also involves a goalie. Last year's JRC goalie moved to VK this year and JRC gained the most points this year and VK lost the second most (9 pts)... but that probably more related to DL.

Any word if DL, JL, and others who played up a year are coming back down next year?

[Guest]

So based on the remaining games and historical matchups, this is how the 2024/25 season will likely finish.

1. TM finishes with 61 pts (also finished 1st last year with 61 pts)
2. JRC with 59 pts (up from 4th last year and 44 pts)
3. VK with 51 pts (down from 2nd and 60 pts)
4. Nats with 51 pts (down from 3rd and 52 pts)
5. DMF with 40 pts (also finished 5th with 36 pts)
6. Titians with 33 pts (up from 7th and 26 pts)
7. Sens with 32 pts (down from 5th and 43 pts)
8. RW with 22 pts (up from 9th and 16 pts)
9. Rebels with 20 pts (down from 8th and 26 pts)
10. MM with 12 pts (up from 11th and 6 pts)
11. Reps with 8 pts (up from 12th and 5 pts)
12. NYR with 7 pts (down from 10th and 13 pts)

Interesting movement from last year. Biggest winner in the standings is JRC with a 16 point and 2 position improvement. Biggest loser is Sens with an 11 point and 2 position drop... welcome to the prelim playoffs.

Looks like some of the full rebuilds worked while others didn't. Most teams who kept the same roster will stay in the same position or will have a slight improvement like the Nats and Titians... only exception is Sens, they have dropped significantly.

Sens had a goalie change from last season...

Thanks last year sens goalie dad
lol

[Guest]

So based on the remaining games and historical matchups, this is how the 2024/25 season will likely finish.

1. TM finishes with 61 pts (also finished 1st last year with 61 pts)
2. JRC with 59 pts (up from 4th last year and 44 pts)
3. VK with 51 pts (down from 2nd and 60 pts)
4. Nats with 51 pts (down from 3rd and 52 pts)
5. DMF with 40 pts (also finished 5th with 36 pts)
6. Titians with 33 pts (up from 7th and 26 pts)
7. Sens with 32 pts (down from 5th and 43 pts)
8. RW with 22 pts (up from 9th and 16 pts)
9. Rebels with 20 pts (down from 8th and 26 pts)
10. MM with 12 pts (up from 11th and 6 pts)
11. Reps with 8 pts (up from 12th and 5 pts)
12. NYR with 7 pts (down from 10th and 13 pts)

Interesting movement from last year. Biggest winner in the standings is JRC with a 16 point and 2 position improvement. Biggest loser is Sens with an 11 point and 2 position drop... welcome to the prelim playoffs.

Looks like some of the full rebuilds worked while others didn't. Most teams who kept the same roster will stay in the same position or will have a slight improvement like the Nats and Titians... only exception is Sens, they have dropped significantly.

Sens had a goalie change from last season...

Thanks last year sens goalie dad
lol

Ha ha, that actually wasn’t me… someone beat me to it. But yeah, I would still have chimed in though

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SENS goaltenders are the problem? lol. On skill looks like an upgrade!