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Deep Breath wrote:Long and Bischel will be the BSM goalies this year, just as it was last year.SidneysDogHouse wrote:Both young goalies that came in, left.OneMoreYear wrote: Yes, but it will be Long's net to lose. And Wendlandt will be watching from the bench quickly when Lechs sees what he has in Begley.
All very interesting perspectives. How about for those teams just outside the top ten bubble that could upset things....EP, Prior Lake - guess you have HF and East in there. Who else can upset things with a hot tender?SuperStar wrote:WestMetro wrote:SuperStar:
Agree with your individual talent additions, but don't see those as Top 10 teams right now.
Yea, I just re-read that and I noticed that I read it wrong...The "TOP TEAMs goalies". Gotcha, Thanks.
SidneysDogHouse wrote:SMA goalie left for AAA, Stauber to Holy Family...BP wrote:Deep Breath wrote: Long and Bischel will be the BSM goalies this year, just as it was last year.
Where did the other 2 goalies go?
He's still there...PuckDaddy wrote:So did Seitz stay at BSM or where did he end up?
Gone now, rumored to Prior Lake.SidneysDogHouse wrote:He's still there...PuckDaddy wrote:So did Seitz stay at BSM or where did he end up?
C-dad wrote:Gone now, rumored to Prior Lake.SidneysDogHouse wrote:He's still there...PuckDaddy wrote:So did Seitz stay at BSM or where did he end up?
Scratching my Head??Bluewhitefan wrote:Coach told Seitz he'd be playing JV, so he bolted to PL.WestMetro wrote:So BSM is sticking with Long and Bischell?
Really not that hard to figure out if you spent a couple minutes reading the Transfer Rules posted online by MSHSL. Do you want a "personal" explanation outside of what they have published as to what is an acceptable transfer?ThePuckStopsHere wrote:Scratching my Head??Bluewhitefan wrote:Coach told Seitz he'd be playing JV, so he bolted to PL.WestMetro wrote:So BSM is sticking with Long and Bischell?
Sietz plays youth in Maple Grove, bolts his program for greener pastures in AAA hockey world. Returns home and has no chance of playing High School in Maple Grove so rumored to have shopped his talents to Breck, BSM and now is going to PL?
Stauber plays youth in Wayzata program last year, and then this year he was going to go to BSM and now is at Holy Family?
Would like an explanation from the High School League how this movement is possible? It appears as long as BSM is part of the equation it’s acceptable.
Scites was at BSM before he left for AAA, then simply returned, but was on the outside looking in, so went to find hockey elsewhere. It's as easy as moving, which they were willing to do. This has nothing to do with BSM bending or breaking any rules, it's the same for everyone. And...we don't always know the whole story on timing, family situations, jobs, etc.badgermom78 wrote:Really not that hard to figure out if you spent a couple minutes reading the Transfer Rules posted online by MSHSL. Do you want a "personal" explanation outside of what they have published as to what is an acceptable transfer?ThePuckStopsHere wrote:Scratching my Head??Bluewhitefan wrote: Coach told Seitz he'd be playing JV, so he bolted to PL.
Sietz plays youth in Maple Grove, bolts his program for greener pastures in AAA hockey world. Returns home and has no chance of playing High School in Maple Grove so rumored to have shopped his talents to Breck, BSM and now is going to PL?
Stauber plays youth in Wayzata program last year, and then this year he was going to go to BSM and now is at Holy Family?
Would like an explanation from the High School League how this movement is possible? It appears as long as BSM is part of the equation it’s acceptable.
Not everything is a conspiracy.
One thing that I'm surprised I've never heard discussed on here is, "What if you get cut from your High School team in 10th or 11th grade? I think you should have the right to be eligible right away at any other school. Maybe have the coach or AD sign a release or something. I would think that would be really hard on a kid who played his whole life and all of a sudden he's not eligible to go to the town next door and play if he wishes. Obviously if you're cut, you're not taking advantage of anything. You just want to play Varsity Hockey.SidneysDogHouse wrote:Scites was at BSM before he left for AAA, then simply returned, but was on the outside looking in, so went to find hockey elsewhere. It's as easy as moving, which they were willing to do. This has nothing to do with BSM bending or breaking any rules, it's the same for everyone. And...we don't always know the whole story on timing, family situations, jobs, etc.badgermom78 wrote:Really not that hard to figure out if you spent a couple minutes reading the Transfer Rules posted online by MSHSL. Do you want a "personal" explanation outside of what they have published as to what is an acceptable transfer?ThePuckStopsHere wrote: Scratching my Head??
Sietz plays youth in Maple Grove, bolts his program for greener pastures in AAA hockey world. Returns home and has no chance of playing High School in Maple Grove so rumored to have shopped his talents to Breck, BSM and now is going to PL?
Stauber plays youth in Wayzata program last year, and then this year he was going to go to BSM and now is at Holy Family?
Would like an explanation from the High School League how this movement is possible? It appears as long as BSM is part of the equation it’s acceptable.
Not everything is a conspiracy.
Froggy Richards wrote:One thing that I'm surprised I've never heard discussed on here is, "What if you get cut from your High School team in 10th or 11th grade? I think you should have the right to be eligible right away at any other school. Maybe have the coach or AD sign a release or something. I would think that would be really hard on a kid who played his whole life and all of a sudden he's not eligible to go to the town next door and play if he wishes. Obviously if you're cut, you're not taking advantage of anything. You just want to play Varsity Hockey.SidneysDogHouse wrote:Scites was at BSM before he left for AAA, then simply returned, but was on the outside looking in, so went to find hockey elsewhere. It's as easy as moving, which they were willing to do. This has nothing to do with BSM bending or breaking any rules, it's the same for everyone. And...we don't always know the whole story on timing, family situations, jobs, etc.badgermom78 wrote: Really not that hard to figure out if you spent a couple minutes reading the Transfer Rules posted online by MSHSL. Do you want a "personal" explanation outside of what they have published as to what is an acceptable transfer?
Not everything is a conspiracy.
Great idea. Would also probably raise the level of Varsity hockey played as programs in desperate need of players could fill their teams with some talented players who get cut at some larger schools. Also, isn't it keeping with USA Hockey's development model. Some kids develop late. By giving them an opportunity to continue playing there will be some kids who take advantage of that and develop into great players. The system now just wastes some potential talent that is out there by cutting them.Froggy Richards wrote:One thing that I'm surprised I've never heard discussed on here is, "What if you get cut from your High School team in 10th or 11th grade? I think you should have the right to be eligible right away at any other school. Maybe have the coach or AD sign a release or something. I would think that would be really hard on a kid who played his whole life and all of a sudden he's not eligible to go to the town next door and play if he wishes. Obviously if you're cut, you're not taking advantage of anything. You just want to play Varsity Hockey.SidneysDogHouse wrote:Scites was at BSM before he left for AAA, then simply returned, but was on the outside looking in, so went to find hockey elsewhere. It's as easy as moving, which they were willing to do. This has nothing to do with BSM bending or breaking any rules, it's the same for everyone. And...we don't always know the whole story on timing, family situations, jobs, etc.badgermom78 wrote: Really not that hard to figure out if you spent a couple minutes reading the Transfer Rules posted online by MSHSL. Do you want a "personal" explanation outside of what they have published as to what is an acceptable transfer?
Not everything is a conspiracy.
