Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2012 7:19 pm
So 20 MG players and their families went to Winnipeg? I didn't see any MG team on the list on the website. Did they play under a different name?
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If someone was interested in next year's 2003 team, how many positions will be available on the roster?HB Miracle GOLD wrote:Miracle Gold would like to thank the 20 players and their families that participated in the NAHC in Winnipeg this past weekend.
Congratulations to the 2003's for sweeping the International Hockey Cup over the past two weekends.
These teams have played in 8 consecutive championships, winning 7...
Miracle Gold 2003 - Meltdown Invite - Champions
Miracle Black 2003 - Meltdown Open - Champions
Miracle Gold 2003 - Manitoba Lightning Spring Classic - Champions
Miracle Gold 2003 - Golden Walleye - 2nd Place
Miracle Gold 2003 - International Hockey Cup Invite - Champions
Miracle Black 2003 - International Hockey Cup Open - Champions
The facilities these players have carte blanche access to are second to none.
The training these players receive is second to none including FHIT - ESP, D-Core, O-Set and Minnesota Elite Goaltending Academy (MEGA) training by Justin Johnson and his staff.
We have program partners like Miken Hockey and Bite Tech / Armourbite that provide our players with access to their products.
After three months of the AAA season, ask yourself if you are getting all that you thought (or were promised) from your current program.
www.miraclegold.org
It seems like Miracle's track record is one good season, then a total meltdown. We'll see if history repeats itself.HockeyDad41 wrote:If someone was interested in next year's 2003 team, how many positions will be available on the roster?HB Miracle GOLD wrote:Miracle Gold would like to thank the 20 players and their families that participated in the NAHC in Winnipeg this past weekend.
Congratulations to the 2003's for sweeping the International Hockey Cup over the past two weekends.
These teams have played in 8 consecutive championships, winning 7...
Miracle Gold 2003 - Meltdown Invite - Champions
Miracle Black 2003 - Meltdown Open - Champions
Miracle Gold 2003 - Manitoba Lightning Spring Classic - Champions
Miracle Gold 2003 - Golden Walleye - 2nd Place
Miracle Gold 2003 - International Hockey Cup Invite - Champions
Miracle Black 2003 - International Hockey Cup Open - Champions
The facilities these players have carte blanche access to are second to none.
The training these players receive is second to none including FHIT - ESP, D-Core, O-Set and Minnesota Elite Goaltending Academy (MEGA) training by Justin Johnson and his staff.
We have program partners like Miken Hockey and Bite Tech / Armourbite that provide our players with access to their products.
After three months of the AAA season, ask yourself if you are getting all that you thought (or were promised) from your current program.
www.miraclegold.org
This is the 2nd summer together for the 03's. When does the total meltdown happen?hockeygoof1 wrote:It seems like Miracle's track record is one good season, then a total meltdown. We'll see if history repeats itself.HockeyDad41 wrote:HB Miracle GOLD wrote:
The 20 players participated in four different age divisions on 7 different teams. 3 of the teams (11 players) finished the NAHC with 3rd place medals (8 in Elite, 3 in AAA). Go GOLD!so if 20 MG players were up there for different teams, why wouldn't you just have your team up there? Were all MG players asked to play for different teams up there?
How many Gold kids played for Canadian teams?HB Miracle GOLD wrote:The 20 players participated in four different age divisions on 7 different teams. 3 of the teams (11 players) finished the NAHC with 3rd place medals (8 in Elite, 3 in AAA). Go GOLD!so if 20 MG players were up there for different teams, why wouldn't you just have your team up there? Were all MG players asked to play for different teams up there?
How solid is the roster for next season? Are you going to be looking at any non currently rostered players for next year's gold team?HB Miracle GOLD wrote:How many Gold kids played for Canadian teams?
One, and they did not medal.
41- You don't really expect someone to have your kid on their team do you? You'd drag them through the mud within 15 minutes of being on the team on this board.HockeyDad41 wrote:How solid is the roster for next season? Are you going to be looking at any non currently rostered players for next year's gold team?HB Miracle GOLD wrote:How many Gold kids played for Canadian teams?
One, and they did not medal.
Not sure I deserve that, but whatever.Chandler23 wrote:41- You don't really expect someone to have your kid on their team do you? You'd drag them through the mud within 15 minutes of being on the team on this board.HockeyDad41 wrote:How solid is the roster for next season? Are you going to be looking at any non currently rostered players for next year's gold team?HB Miracle GOLD wrote:How many Gold kids played for Canadian teams?
One, and they did not medal.
Huh? What Org are you referring to?MNM JMH wrote:HD41,
Oh yes you did deserve that.
What the Org isn't going as planned???
HD41 you should leave the mud slang up to your kid. I bet he doesn't even know your on here talkin trash ALL DAY EVERY DAY....
Not shopping, just wondering.MNM JMH wrote:Oh, I'm sorry..... I didn't know your superstar was on the Black Team.
Now I get it.
That's why your shopping around.
You want to win.
Hope ,,,, the Hope of the north. will take superstar ...
MNM JMH wrote:HD41,
Oh yes you did deserve that.
What the Org isn't going as planned???
HD41 you should leave the mud slang up to your kid. I bet he doesn't even know your on here talkin trash ALL DAY EVERY DAY....
"Heck we don't even have a rink"intothezone wrote:It looks like a great program, but only open to FL kids. FL is very lucky, and have worked hard to have such a great facility and coaches. Drive further up north and we don't have those options, heck we don't even have a rink. Until more programs like this grow to include all kids, there will be a demand for AAA. The best program I ever had my son involved in, was a very similar thing for Mites in CR. It was two nights a week and just focused on skills and having fun. It was well run and the coaches were fantastic. This is a great model, but it would be nice if it was open to more kids. At least the ones that don't have access to facilities or coaches, for that matter, in the summer.
You are correct, AAA teams are starting earlier and earlier every year. There were several 2005 birth year tournaments already in 2012.AAA programs best take note the landscape is changing fast.