Beantown Tournament
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2015 9:11 am
Several Minnesota girls at all levels. Rosters are posted.
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Is that 85 Minnesotans at 14u? That Futures AAA division must have 150 local girls just in that level?observer wrote:Since 85 dads are there I'm hoping for some scores and updates.
Looks like they finished 2-2?Knight7 wrote:also Skate to Excellence is 2-0 with 7-0 and 6-0 wins.
okay, my bad. maybe it was a different ste team. very difficult siteKnight7 wrote:Mavs, I see them playing their third game now. It isn't easy to navigate. and they are still 2-0
Ummm STE was in the B (consolation) playoff bracket. Maybe he was just listing those MN still in contention on Sunday (that's A bracket for Futures AAA for those following at home.) All teams ranked by points after 3 round robin games. The score only mattered if the win/tie/loss was equal. Didn't watch them but I guess my point is - do you realize you are boasting about being in the consolation bracket? Just sayin. He also didn't mention the MN team playing AA.Knight7 wrote:Zamboni,
Skate to Excellence also in the FAAA division is 2-0 with 7-0 and 6-0 wins.
All the Futures AAA teams played three games between Friday and Sat. They were ranked and divided into two brackets (A championship and B consolation) for the games that started Sunday. So, not that it matters, but STE was not "in it" on Sunday.Knight7 wrote:Ntmh, first my daughter is at home in Minnesota. No boasting, as I have no dog in the fight. Just stating the fact that STE was another mn team playing in Boston. And when I wrote this morning they had only played two games on Sunday. They were in the process of playing their third game this morning at 8:20am. So yes they were still in contention at that point with the third game yet to be played.
Define "true MN team." Many teams all locals.zambonidriver wrote:No intention to slight the website was very hard to discern. That being said looked like all the teams did quite well. Might be fun to have a true team MN at each division and see how they would do.
Have a tryout and select the best 15 skaters and 1 goalie for each level. Have MN hockey pick the teams could be the HP teams for each level.Nevertoomuchhockey wrote:Define "true MN team." Many teams all locals.zambonidriver wrote:No intention to slight the website was very hard to discern. That being said looked like all the teams did quite well. Might be fun to have a true team MN at each division and see how they would do.
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The team that went out as Jr. Whitecaps are all (or almost all) D1 committed and prob more u18 national campers there than any other team anywhere (including this winter's gold medalists.) I would say they repped MN pretty well. Add a couple from Blades, maybe a goalie and forward from Icecats. That's team MN right there. Maybe.zambonidriver wrote:Have a tryout and select the best 15 skaters and 1 goalie for each level. Have MN hockey pick the teams could be the HP teams for each level.Nevertoomuchhockey wrote:Define "true MN team." Many teams all locals.zambonidriver wrote:No intention to slight the website was very hard to discern. That being said looked like all the teams did quite well. Might be fun to have a true team MN at each division and see how they would do.
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It seems to me that more than 200 MN girls proved they could compete in this tourney. I'm not sure I see value in arbitrarily assigning 20 kids as a true team, when one of the teams participating won the tourney. What would additional consolidation of talent accomplish? Winning the tournament more? Winning the tournament better? I'd rather see a little parity in the MN teams, and dominate the tourney by placing all 4 semi-final teams.zambonidriver wrote:No intention to slight the website was very hard to discern. That being said looked like all the teams did quite well. Might be fun to have a true team MN at each division and see how they would do.