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I agree Legend7, I think they could steal a game but stealing two games in a row would be unlikely. <p></p><i></i>

I noticed from the scores posted that Buffalo beat Cambridge 4-2 but the shots were 55-7! You can argue that Buffalo isn't on par with Duluth East but it certainly would raise the possibility that if Cambridge can get a lucky break and score a goal or two anything would be possible. <p></p><i></i>

If he is moving into the school district it would not be an open enroll situation. He would not be sitting out at all. <p></p><i></i>

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The rankings look at the season as a whole and creates rankings based on many factors, as previously stated. The State Tournament looks at who came to play on a given day.<br> Rankings and Tournament Champs are two different things with completely different meanings.<br> I enjoy the rankings, it mak...

So do players who switch to a private school when they get to high school fall into the same category as those who open enroll when they get to high school? If not, why not. If so , why. <p></p><i></i>

I agree completely! Free market environments keeps everyone working to be the best. If you don't want to lose players create a program that maximizes meeting the needs of those participating.<br><br> Loyalty is an interesting word.... Loyalty can refer to one individual to another, or it can refer t...

I think the open enrollment policy is to help each student find the situation that best fits the OVERALL NEEDS for the student. This would include a variety of different circumstances. Looking at the list provided earlier in this thread I suspect that a superstar looking for exposure would be in the...

Often the discussion about open enrollment seems to be focused on the big programs and the super star players but porhockfan brings out some very good points about issues in small programs. A player may not be a superstar but a solid player looking to be part of a program that doesn't really exist a...