2013-2014 PeeWee aa hockey: CEC vs. Moorhead
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Re: 2013-2014 PeeWee aa hockey: CEC vs. Moorhead
No. One. Cares.
Re: 2013-2014 PeeWee aa hockey: CEC vs. Moorhead
I do . These two squads will be going head to head during the regular season for the next several years! Anybody who is a fan of high school hockey up north would be curious to take a peek into the past....Upfan111 wrote:No. One. Cares.
Re: 2013-2014 PeeWee aa hockey: CEC vs. Moorhead
Upfan111 wrote:No. One. Cares.
People who can only make one word sentences don't !
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There is zero chance that kid was staying in Moose Lake. Only question was if Hermantown or Cloquet would get him. He probably wasn't going to crack the top team in Hermantown so the choice was easy. Hermantown is already so loaded with open-enrollees and transfers at the PeeWee level that they will have 5 teams this year. That's unheard of in this area and more than any program in 7AA even, including all of the huge metro programs. Their AA team will win State this year and should go undefeated. We're probably going to see some bubble kids that have no choice but to transfer back home from there at some point.housegoat32 wrote:When you have to openly recruit Pee Wee players from Moose Lake to compete at the pee wee level, that's the telling story of the Cloquet program..........
Langenbrunner’s live in Moose Lake so the younger Langenbrunner is probably a friend of his in town.Jeffy95 wrote:There is zero chance that kid was staying in Moose Lake. Only question was if Hermantown or Cloquet would get him. He probably wasn't going to crack the top team in Hermantown so the choice was easy. Hermantown is already so loaded with open-enrollees and transfers at the PeeWee level that they will have 5 teams this year. That's unheard of in this area and more than any program in 7AA even, including all of the huge metro programs. Their AA team will win State this year and should go undefeated. We're probably going to see some bubble kids that have no choice but to transfer back home from there at some point.housegoat32 wrote:When you have to openly recruit Pee Wee players from Moose Lake to compete at the pee wee level, that's the telling story of the Cloquet program..........
Interesting. Hawks peewee aa team last year. i didn't get a chance to see them play. I haven't heard of a Moose Lake kid in the ranks. He will be a peewee or bantam this year? thanks
He played in Moose Lake last year. 2nd year PeeWee this year. I heard he was in Cloquet this year but didn't know for a fact. This guy seems to confirm it though.kniven wrote:Langenbrunner’s live in Moose Lake so the younger Langenbrunner is probably a friend of his in town.Jeffy95 wrote:There is zero chance that kid was staying in Moose Lake. Only question was if Hermantown or Cloquet would get him. He probably wasn't going to crack the top team in Hermantown so the choice was easy. Hermantown is already so loaded with open-enrollees and transfers at the PeeWee level that they will have 5 teams this year. That's unheard of in this area and more than any program in 7AA even, including all of the huge metro programs. Their AA team will win State this year and should go undefeated. We're probably going to see some bubble kids that have no choice but to transfer back home from there at some point.housegoat32 wrote:When you have to openly recruit Pee Wee players from Moose Lake to compete at the pee wee level, that's the telling story of the Cloquet program..........
Interesting. Hawks peewee aa team last year. i didn't get a chance to see them play. I haven't heard of a Moose Lake kid in the ranks. He will be a peewee or bantam this year? thanks
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Who are the "huge metro programs" in 7AA? I can only assume you are referring to Andover and Elk River, neither of which I would call "huge metro programs". They are bigger than other 7AA programs yes, but hardly "huge".Jeffy95 wrote:Hermantown is already so loaded with open-enrollees and transfers at the PeeWee level that they will have 5 teams this year. That's unheard of in this area and more than any program in 7AA even, including all of the huge metro programs.
Yes, more of a comparison to the other 7AA programs and how the game has changed. Because of Player Movement, Hermantown's program is now larger than all 7AA Programs.blueline_6 wrote:Who are the "huge metro programs" in 7AA? I can only assume you are referring to Andover and Elk River, neither of which I would call "huge metro programs". They are bigger than other 7AA programs yes, but hardly "huge".Jeffy95 wrote:Hermantown is already so loaded with open-enrollees and transfers at the PeeWee level that they will have 5 teams this year. That's unheard of in this area and more than any program in 7AA even, including all of the huge metro programs.
No doubt HT has had a lot of player movement and you just can't help yourself to call that out every opportunity you get, but 5 PW teams is not larger than any 7AA program, ER will likely have 5 this year as well and will have 6 squirt teams. My assumption is Andover will have about the same number of teams if not more. At least get your facts correct when you bash HT.....Jeffy95 wrote:Yes, more of a comparison to the other 7AA programs and how the game has changed. Because of Player Movement, Hermantown's program is now larger than all 7AA Programs.blueline_6 wrote:Who are the "huge metro programs" in 7AA? I can only assume you are referring to Andover and Elk River, neither of which I would call "huge metro programs". They are bigger than other 7AA programs yes, but hardly "huge".Jeffy95 wrote:Hermantown is already so loaded with open-enrollees and transfers at the PeeWee level that they will have 5 teams this year. That's unheard of in this area and more than any program in 7AA even, including all of the huge metro programs.
Likely? Assumption? Thank you for having your facts so straight. My comparison was to last year's numbers, which another poster provided.MWS coach wrote:No doubt HT has had a lot of player movement and you just can't help yourself to call that out every opportunity you get, but 5 PW teams is not larger than any 7AA program, ER will likely have 5 this year as well and will have 6 squirt teams. My assumption is Andover will have about the same number of teams if not more. At least get your facts correct when you bash HT.....Jeffy95 wrote:Yes, more of a comparison to the other 7AA programs and how the game has changed. Because of Player Movement, Hermantown's program is now larger than all 7AA Programs.blueline_6 wrote: Who are the "huge metro programs" in 7AA? I can only assume you are referring to Andover and Elk River, neither of which I would call "huge metro programs". They are bigger than other 7AA programs yes, but hardly "huge".
I don't bash HT's Youth Program, they play at the Highest Level. Player movement is a fact of life in AA hockey.
blueline_6 wrote:This is what I could find off the interwebs, either on association sites or district sites. This is the number of teams each youth association had last year at the Bantam and Peewee levels. So it's not an exact head count of players, but a pretty fair gauge of size I think. I'd say Elk River is hardly "huge" in 7AA, roughly same size as East, Andover, FL and GR.alcloseshaver wrote:knivvy or MWS could you put up the youth numbers for the 7AA? Not sure if I have seen them to compare. Thankskniven wrote: I was thinking of their numbers compared to the other 7AA hockey programs.
Elk River
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 4
Duluth East
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 3
Andover
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 4
Forest Lake
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 4
Grand Rapids
-Bantams 3
-Peewees 4
St. Francis (co-op with North Branch)
-Bantams 3
-Peewees 3
Cambridge/Isanti
-Bantams 1
-Peewees 3
Cloquet
-Bantams 3
-Peewees 3
Princeton
-Bantams 2
-Peewees 2
Elk River WILL have 5 PW teams and Andover WILL have 5 PW teams, is that better?Jeffy95 wrote:Likely? Assumption? Thank you for having your facts so straight. My comparison was to last year's numbers, which another poster provided.MWS coach wrote:No doubt HT has had a lot of player movement and you just can't help yourself to call that out every opportunity you get, but 5 PW teams is not larger than any 7AA program, ER will likely have 5 this year as well and will have 6 squirt teams. My assumption is Andover will have about the same number of teams if not more. At least get your facts correct when you bash HT.....Jeffy95 wrote: Yes, more of a comparison to the other 7AA programs and how the game has changed. Because of Player Movement, Hermantown's program is now larger than all 7AA Programs.
I don't bash HT's Youth Program, they play at the Highest Level. Player movement is a fact of life in AA hockey.
blueline_6 wrote:This is what I could find off the interwebs, either on association sites or district sites. This is the number of teams each youth association had last year at the Bantam and Peewee levels. So it's not an exact head count of players, but a pretty fair gauge of size I think. I'd say Elk River is hardly "huge" in 7AA, roughly same size as East, Andover, FL and GR.alcloseshaver wrote:knivvy or MWS could you put up the youth numbers for the 7AA? Not sure if I have seen them to compare. Thanks
Elk River
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 4
Duluth East
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 3
Andover
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 4
Forest Lake
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 4
Grand Rapids
-Bantams 3
-Peewees 4
St. Francis (co-op with North Branch)
-Bantams 3
-Peewees 3
Cambridge/Isanti
-Bantams 1
-Peewees 3
Cloquet
-Bantams 3
-Peewees 3
Princeton
-Bantams 2
-Peewees 2
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Elk River will have 5 peewee teams because they thought they were going to have 11 peewee goalies. They lost two goalies but kept their 5 team declaration. I've heard three of their peewee teams will only have 12 skaters rostered while the other two teams have 13 skaters. So while they will have 5 teams, that doesn't mean they have a ton of players.MWS coach wrote:Elk River WILL have 5 PW teams and Andover WILL have 5 PW teams, is that better?Jeffy95 wrote:Likely? Assumption? Thank you for having your facts so straight. My comparison was to last year's numbers, which another poster provided.MWS coach wrote: No doubt HT has had a lot of player movement and you just can't help yourself to call that out every opportunity you get, but 5 PW teams is not larger than any 7AA program, ER will likely have 5 this year as well and will have 6 squirt teams. My assumption is Andover will have about the same number of teams if not more. At least get your facts correct when you bash HT.....
I don't bash HT's Youth Program, they play at the Highest Level. Player movement is a fact of life in AA hockey.
blueline_6 wrote: This is what I could find off the interwebs, either on association sites or district sites. This is the number of teams each youth association had last year at the Bantam and Peewee levels. So it's not an exact head count of players, but a pretty fair gauge of size I think. I'd say Elk River is hardly "huge" in 7AA, roughly same size as East, Andover, FL and GR.
Elk River
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 4
Duluth East
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 3
Andover
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 4
Forest Lake
-Bantams 4
-Peewees 4
Grand Rapids
-Bantams 3
-Peewees 4
St. Francis (co-op with North Branch)
-Bantams 3
-Peewees 3
Cambridge/Isanti
-Bantams 1
-Peewees 3
Cloquet
-Bantams 3
-Peewees 3
Princeton
-Bantams 2
-Peewees 2