How much do JV results matter?
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How much do JV results matter?
I know someone on the Tonka JV and so I decided to take a peek at their results for the first time. I saw that they have 1 tie and no losses according to the hub through 19 games. I know that not all teams have all their scores reported, but how much do JV results matter for the future, or should one look more at Jr. A and Bantam results for something like that?
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O-townClown
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Hockeydad1893
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Re: How much do JV results matter?
Who was their tie to? Thought they still had perfect going.Slap Shot wrote:I know someone on the Tonka JV and so I decided to take a peek at their results for the first time. I saw that they have 1 tie and no losses according to the hub through 19 games. I know that not all teams have all their scores reported, but how much do JV results matter for the future, or should one look more at Jr. A and Bantam results for something like that?
Re: How much do JV results matter?
According to the Hub, EP 1-1 on the 27th.Hockeydad1893 wrote:Who was their tie to? Thought they still had perfect going.Slap Shot wrote:I know someone on the Tonka JV and so I decided to take a peek at their results for the first time. I saw that they have 1 tie and no losses according to the hub through 19 games. I know that not all teams have all their scores reported, but how much do JV results matter for the future, or should one look more at Jr. A and Bantam results for something like that?
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JV results need to be taken into account. With that said you have to look at the individual team. Like how many players are graduating, leaving from the Varsity, or a possible injury, that need to be replaced. And as mentioned look at the Bantam A team some of those 9th graders might make the varsity next year. We are talking about young men who's bodies are developing differently depending on maturity.
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Exactly.EREmpireStrikesBack wrote:Take them into account when you are doing preseason talk.
After the season starts, toss them out the window.
Bantam A is the group that matters for the future.
Not that JV players will not make varsity and contribute but the best sophs are playing varsity. Bantam A players moving up - some will make vasity - and the returning juniors from varsity will be the mainstay of the future.
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Hockeydad1893
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Re: How much do JV results matter?
Surprising, especially sense I thought EP was struggling.Slap Shot wrote:According to the Hub, EP 1-1 on the 27th.Hockeydad1893 wrote:Who was their tie to? Thought they still had perfect going.Slap Shot wrote:I know someone on the Tonka JV and so I decided to take a peek at their results for the first time. I saw that they have 1 tie and no losses according to the hub through 19 games. I know that not all teams have all their scores reported, but how much do JV results matter for the future, or should one look more at Jr. A and Bantam results for something like that?
Agreed on every statement.elliott70 wrote:Exactly.EREmpireStrikesBack wrote:Take them into account when you are doing preseason talk.
After the season starts, toss them out the window.
Bantam A is the group that matters for the future.
Not that JV players will not make varsity and contribute but the best sophs are playing varsity. Bantam A players moving up - some will make vasity - and the returning juniors from varsity will be the mainstay of the future.
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