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The Tonka point is ridiculous. Their two best players weren't there as 8th graders (one wasn't as a 10th grader) so to act like they are some sort of martyr is ridiculous. Coach won't play privates, but if a Division 1 player shows up from a private we'll welcome them with open arms. The whole "...

This isn't a HS issue. The issue is the money, time, and effort put into youth hockey (in that order). AAA hockey has created an easy network for the best kids to meet at a young age. They become friends and end up wanting to play high school with the best players, be it a mega public school or a pr...

Private schools need two things to be a perennial power: 1. The right coach 2. Facilities In that order with much more emphasis on #1. How many families spend multiple thousands of dollars a year on association hockey, AAA hockey, camps, clinics, and lessons??? LOTS. If you're already spending that ...

I continue to hear the same that girls youth hockey is dying.

So are these numbers fudged, or are the numbers getting better

http://www.minnesotahockey.org/news_art ... r_id=80470

If you are 6'4' + your chances of being found increase dramatically.

The girl in this example is actually a post grad, she graduated from high school last spring. So essentially BE is a good option for girls who don't get scholarships during high school.

After reading these I'm trying to figure out why hockey parents get labeled as psychotic.

I'm losing faith in humanity one thread at a time.....

In the history of the MSHSL has there ever been a school to be saved from "imminent closure" due to a formation of a new llc by a parent??

Embarrassing.

The big question I have with this school is how are they being allowed to play in MSHSL? I see no problem with the school, or the academics, and for some families it probably is the best fit. It seems to me that a gigantic can of worms has been opened. This thread started out as a thread about their...

http://www.mshsl.org/mshsl/schoolpage2.asp?school=918 http://www.achieveracademy.org/page/show/817229-achiever-academy-athletics They obviously have a head coach. If they got the waiver, then good for them everything is fine. If not, then they should have to suffer the consequences and play by the s...

My daughter's friend played in the NAHA tournament this weekend for the Whitecaps. Her coach was Chris Peterson, the head coach of Achiever Academy. The Whitecaps team had a number of girls who will attend Achiever Academy this year. My daughter's friend was disappointed and thought the ice time fav...