AHA vs. Centennial
Well if you wanna go into quality of transfers, then you can take a lot of the AHA players of those lists.
Mike Tosney, first line prior lake varsity, 2nd line AHA Jv. Transfered back to PL.
Connor Clark, Southwest to AHA. Played some solid JV.
Ryan Anderson, got cut his first year, JV second, transfered to Eastview.
Aaron Neville, fourth line var at AHA. Played like 17 seconds at the end of the Moorhead game in 2005.
So suddenly if you count quality players you have a list of about two. Tyler Hawkins who transfered in as a sophomore, and Taylor Matson.
Mike Tosney, first line prior lake varsity, 2nd line AHA Jv. Transfered back to PL.
Connor Clark, Southwest to AHA. Played some solid JV.
Ryan Anderson, got cut his first year, JV second, transfered to Eastview.
Aaron Neville, fourth line var at AHA. Played like 17 seconds at the end of the Moorhead game in 2005.
So suddenly if you count quality players you have a list of about two. Tyler Hawkins who transfered in as a sophomore, and Taylor Matson.
Third times a charm.
stars612 wrote:Well if you wanna go into quality of transfers, then you can take a lot of the AHA players of those lists.
Mike Tosney, first line prior lake varsity, 2nd line AHA Jv. Transfered back to PL.
Connor Clark, Southwest to AHA. Played some solid JV.
Ryan Anderson, got cut his first year, JV second, transfered to Eastview.
Aaron Neville, fourth line var at AHA. Played like 17 seconds at the end of the Moorhead game in 2005.
So suddenly if you count quality players you have a list of about two. Tyler Hawkins who transfered in as a sophomore, and Taylor Matson
So where did the rest of the team come from? The community of Holy Angels?
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See now we have a solid argument. Better than just, "private schools suck for recruiting" when you can't back it up what so ever.east hockey wrote:Your "statistic" is more than slightly misleading, considering how many public schools there are versus private schools. A more telling stat is that a far higher percentage of private school players were transfers than those who transferred to public schools. Simple math.stars612 wrote:Private schools vs. Public schools transfers.
18-18 if you count players transfering to Shattuck. If not, more kids open enrolled to public schools than private. Thanks for playing.
Thank you for playing. It's not often where an argument is so easily rebutted.
Lee
Lee, I'm not sure that you should be backing them up on this one. I seem to see a couple kids who transfered to East after playing at other schools... . How about Turnbull and Colin Traschel. They both came from out of state to play hockey at East. Hum...
Third times a charm.
BIAFP wrote:Played together since freshman year in highschool.stars612 wrote:Well if you wanna go into quality of transfers, then you can take a lot of the AHA players of those lists.
Mike Tosney, first line prior lake varsity, 2nd line AHA Jv. Transfered back to PL.
Connor Clark, Southwest to AHA. Played some solid JV.
Ryan Anderson, got cut his first year, JV second, transfered to Eastview.
Aaron Neville, fourth line var at AHA. Played like 17 seconds at the end of the Moorhead game in 2005.
So suddenly if you count quality players you have a list of about two. Tyler Hawkins who transfered in as a sophomore, and Taylor Matson
So where did the rest of the team come from? The community of Holy Angels?
Third times a charm.
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A dramatic drop off? Are you kidding me?carpenterguy wrote:I do not want a seperate tourney for privates but I would like to see a one class tourney again. If that happened you would see a dropoff in the amount of kids transferring to privates. If there was a private tourney, which I hope never happens there would be a dramatic drop off in transfers.
The teams that are stacked now (AHA ,Hill, CDH, Marshall, etc) would be in the tournament. Where do you think the scouts would be? Do kids want to get looked at by scouts? Yup.
Sorry my friend but the number of transfers would increase because the level of play would be so much higher.
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I've been around the game a long time and I would bet my house that it would drop off dramatically. The fan base would be tiny and no tv coverage.stars612 wrote:A dramatic drop off? Are you kidding me?carpenterguy wrote:I do not want a seperate tourney for privates but I would like to see a one class tourney again. If that happened you would see a dropoff in the amount of kids transferring to privates. If there was a private tourney, which I hope never happens there would be a dramatic drop off in transfers.
The teams that are stacked now (AHA ,Hill, CDH, Marshall, etc) would be in the tournament. Where do you think the scouts would be? Do kids want to get looked at by scouts? Yup.
Sorry my friend but the number of transfers would increase because the level of play would be so much higher.
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I never said players didn't transfer to East. The point of my post was simply to point out the mistaken logic in your post. But thanks for trying to turn this into a "well, what about East?" debate. A Red Herring to be sure.stars612 wrote:See now we have a solid argument. Better than just, "private schools suck for recruiting" when you can't back it up what so ever.east hockey wrote:Your "statistic" is more than slightly misleading, considering how many public schools there are versus private schools. A more telling stat is that a far higher percentage of private school players were transfers than those who transferred to public schools. Simple math.stars612 wrote:Private schools vs. Public schools transfers.
18-18 if you count players transfering to Shattuck. If not, more kids open enrolled to public schools than private. Thanks for playing.
Thank you for playing. It's not often where an argument is so easily rebutted.
Lee
Lee, I'm not sure that you should be backing them up on this one. I seem to see a couple kids who transfered to East after playing at other schools... . How about Turnbull and Colin Traschel. They both came from out of state to play hockey at East. Hum...
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Yup so it would basically turn into a junior league. Higher level of play than highschool, less fans, no tv coverage, and a lot more players going on to play higher levels of hockey.carpenterguy wrote:I've been around the game a long time and I would bet my house that it would drop off dramatically. The fan base would be tiny and no tv coverage.stars612 wrote:A dramatic drop off? Are you kidding me?carpenterguy wrote:I do not want a seperate tourney for privates but I would like to see a one class tourney again. If that happened you would see a dropoff in the amount of kids transferring to privates. If there was a private tourney, which I hope never happens there would be a dramatic drop off in transfers.
The teams that are stacked now (AHA ,Hill, CDH, Marshall, etc) would be in the tournament. Where do you think the scouts would be? Do kids want to get looked at by scouts? Yup.
Sorry my friend but the number of transfers would increase because the level of play would be so much higher.
Go ahead and rip me apart when I'm not here to defend myself. I'm going to the Mariucci Classic to watch the Goph's rip some no name team apart.
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I'm not trying to turn it into a "what about East" debate. I made a point that it is ridiculous to only accuse private schools of recruiting. But thanks for trying to play the mardur.east hockey wrote:I never said players didn't transfer to East. The point of my post was simply to point out the mistaken logic in your post. But thanks for trying to turn this into a "well, what about East?" debate. A Red Herring to be sure.stars612 wrote:See now we have a solid argument. Better than just, "private schools suck for recruiting" when you can't back it up what so ever.east hockey wrote:Your "statistic" is more than slightly misleading, considering how many public schools there are versus private schools. A more telling stat is that a far higher percentage of private school players were transfers than those who transferred to public schools. Simple math.stars612 wrote:Private schools vs. Public schools transfers.
18-18 if you count players transfering to Shattuck. If not, more kids open enrolled to public schools than private. Thanks for playing.
Thank you for playing. It's not often where an argument is so easily rebutted.
Lee
Lee, I'm not sure that you should be backing them up on this one. I seem to see a couple kids who transfered to East after playing at other schools... . How about Turnbull and Colin Traschel. They both came from out of state to play hockey at East. Hum...
Lee
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Mardur??!!stars612 wrote:I'm not trying to turn it into a "what about East" debate. I made a point that it is ridiculous to only accuse private schools of recruiting. But thanks for trying to play the mardur.east hockey wrote:I never said players didn't transfer to East. The point of my post was simply to point out the mistaken logic in your post. But thanks for trying to turn this into a "well, what about East?" debate. A Red Herring to be sure.stars612 wrote:See now we have a solid argument. Better than just, "private schools suck for recruiting" when you can't back it up what so ever.east hockey wrote:Your "statistic" is more than slightly misleading, considering how many public schools there are versus private schools. A more telling stat is that a far higher percentage of private school players were transfers than those who transferred to public schools. Simple math.stars612 wrote:Private schools vs. Public schools transfers.
18-18 if you count players transfering to Shattuck. If not, more kids open enrolled to public schools than private. Thanks for playing.
Thank you for playing. It's not often where an argument is so easily rebutted.
Lee
Lee, I'm not sure that you should be backing them up on this one. I seem to see a couple kids who transfered to East after playing at other schools... . How about Turnbull and Colin Traschel. They both came from out of state to play hockey at East. Hum...
Lee
Now that is good and made a point in an entirely different direction.
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No, Minnesota is dangerously close to losing the community school image. It's a sad day when getting noticed and winning is more important then playing with your buddies.packerboy wrote:Well even BIAFP has figured out that the subject is High School Hockey and and that when kids obtain a certain age and ability they play for thier high school and not community.
Quite a step.
I'm sure the Mike Antonovich's, and Neal Broten's of the world are sickened by it as well.
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Not only is the spelling absolutely butchered, but the word is used in completely the wrong context.east hockey wrote:Mardur??!!stars612 wrote:I'm not trying to turn it into a "what about East" debate. I made a point that it is ridiculous to only accuse private schools of recruiting. But thanks for trying to play the mardur.east hockey wrote:I never said players didn't transfer to East. The point of my post was simply to point out the mistaken logic in your post. But thanks for trying to turn this into a "well, what about East?" debate. A Red Herring to be sure.stars612 wrote:See now we have a solid argument. Better than just, "private schools suck for recruiting" when you can't back it up what so ever.east hockey wrote:Your "statistic" is more than slightly misleading, considering how many public schools there are versus private schools. A more telling stat is that a far higher percentage of private school players were transfers than those who transferred to public schools. Simple math.stars612 wrote:Private schools vs. Public schools transfers.
18-18 if you count players transfering to Shattuck. If not, more kids open enrolled to public schools than private. Thanks for playing.
Thank you for playing. It's not often where an argument is so easily rebutted.
Lee
Lee, I'm not sure that you should be backing them up on this one. I seem to see a couple kids who transfered to East after playing at other schools... . How about Turnbull and Colin Traschel. They both came from out of state to play hockey at East. Hum...
Lee
Now that is good and made a point in an entirely different direction.
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Exactly!!! They are all ORIGINALLY from another hockey program [/quote]BIAFP wrote:Original.stars612 wrote:[
AHA- Academy of Hockey All-stars the best team money can buy! blah blah blah!
Would you grow up. A lot of these kids went to catholic grade shool as well. Thats all I am going to say. This could go on forever.
Please no one respond to this. It is what it is, think what you want, your not going to be able to change it. The END
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Listen PeeWee- Allowing Private schools into the MSHSL has ruined the game of hockey in the great state of Minnesota forever. Go pound sand! The only way you have ever attended a State Tourney is by buying a ticket!packerboy wrote:Well even BIAFP has figured out that the subject is High School Hockey and and that when kids obtain a certain age and ability they play for thier high school and not community.
Quite a step.