Who lost and How many, A Bantams to HS.

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Pucknutz69
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Who lost and How many, A Bantams to HS.

Post by Pucknutz69 »

Count'em up boys. What teams lost the most and Who have they lost to the HS programs?
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Post by bugsy »

Mankato has lost 10 kids to HS that more than likely would have made the BA team. Two of these kids are sophomores with Bantam eligibility
Pucknutz69
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Change that

Post by Pucknutz69 »

Who has lost A Bantam players that were on your Bantam roster? and How many have you lost?

I know it has only been 1 day of tryouts so at weeks end let us know.
Charliedog
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Roseville

Post by Charliedog »

Roseville lost 3 skaters and 1 goalie.
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Post by murraychadwick »

Don't most HS coaches talk to the kids before tryouts and tell them what they want?
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Bantams to HS

Post by Pucknutz69 »

Yes some do but most players that are eligible still start with the bantam teams. The bigger communities are the ones that don't lose players, like EP, Edina, White Bear. I see Roseville lost 3 and a goalie that is going to hurt, they weren't very big to start and had 1 line that was strong. It will be interesting to see what happens and where they finish.
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Roseville

Post by Charliedog »

Make that 4 skaters and a goalie for Roseville. They lost another one today to Totino. The goalie they lost will be one of three for JV.....I can't understand why JV wants 3 goalies???? I bet both the A and B1 coaches are ticked off.
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Post by simplyhockey »

Mounds View lost 1 skater to Cretin.
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Post by Charliedog »

Mahtomedi lost 1 skater and 1 goalie to Hill-Murray JV.
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Post by bme9319 »

Minnetonka lost 1 skater to HS
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Post by zeph517 »

Mahtomedi also lost 4 more players to Mahtomedi HS and one to SPA for a total of 7
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Post by benchwarmer99 »

chaska loses 2 skaters one of them there top skater and then they lose there top goalie
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Post by minnesota st. hockey »

eagan lost 2
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Chaska Bantam A's

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Who all left Chaska?
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Post by gopherhockey33 »

mattson (defense) hamrick (forward) burke (goalie)
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Post by gordon »

Teams in the north lost

warroad-brett Hebel

Roseau-adam K.

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Post by SLP/SW Coach »

Mpls*Park lost 5 players to:
Benilde (2) , St. Louis Park 2 (1 varsity), and Mpls West
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Post by wings7811 »

Question?

Why would a good player in 9th grade choose to play at the JV level vs. Bantam A. I understand if he would be playing on the Varsity team but playing on JV is, to me, hard to understand?

Bantams: # of games and scrimmages (50-55), quality competition, state tournament opportunity, go to player, confidence, friends

JV: Competition (?), development (?), # of games (20-24)

Varsity: # of games and scrimmages (24-30), competition (high), practice competition (high), development (good), coaching (unknown).

My opinion is that one would opt to play varsity if given the opportunity. Playing on varsity would require that the player would need to compete day in and day out at a higher level both in practive and in games. If one would make the varsity only to observe from the bench what benefit would this have for a young player. To get better you need to compete at a higher level and sitting on the bench is far from competing on the ice.

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Post by Fast-Forward »

It could come down to dollars for some. There is not alot of money out of pocket if you play HS vs. bantam A. If the kid is going to a private HS, then money definately is not an issue, but a public HS is a different story.

How much on average does it cost to play Bantam A with travel to 50 plus games along with a couple weekends of hotesl for tournaments? Compare that to a couple hundred for athletic fees paid to the school.
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Post by The Jonny Gehrt »

woodbury lost one. the phantom
wingman
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Mahtomedi - lost 7 players!!!!!????

Post by wingman »

How many of the players were impact. I heard that 2 players that went to JV at Mahtomedi-were not even top ten on the BANTAM depth chart??? What does that say about the high school program? :roll:
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Post by wild06 »

gopherhockey33 who are chaska's goalies is it someone returnin from last year? r they any good?
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Post by gopherhockey33 »

the returner from last year is on aha jv and the other goalie is a 1st year from the peewee a. the knew kid is pretty decent.
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Post by dpsaucer5 »

New Prague lost a few people that wouldve really helped them they lost 2 sophmores 1 eligable and they lost ambroz (1st year bantam)
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Re: gordon

Post by Stealth-08 »

Gordon don't forget Westerlund for Lake of the Woods. :wink:
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