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Thank you boys, you proved my point. No matter area we hockey moms are from; we all tend to think the same way. BTW you are both wrong on the area (insert buzzer here) but thanks for playing

Let's not forget the TV camera adds another 10lbs to any woman's physique. Screw the kids hockey career and any compensation for doing the show. That alone would be a deal breaker for most of us chicks.

Nope... Don't think I have what it takes. I'm not quite crazy enough. Well, that's what the voices in my head keep telling me at any rate. My kid, however, may say otherwise

No brainer..... were talking about missing 8 hours of ice time at the very most during a special weekend where player gets to bond with family. Over the duration of an association season most players will have committed close to 200 hours for games, scrimmages, practices and dryland. Let's not forge...

Mr. Bo is correct. Many familiies discussing the A/AA split and looking at options to leave. Regardless if they leave or not, the fact that the discussions are taking place is not a good thing for any District or program.

Same situation happened to a wonderful player and amazing young man on our team a few weeks back. The opposing association did seem to address the issue but, not at all with the severity it truly warranted IMHO. I do hope the opposing assocation considers having the young man that made the offensive...