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F14
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D15 Area

Post by F14 »

D15 INCLUDES:

Moorhead
Alexandria
Brainerd
Fergus Falls
Detroit Lakes
Little Falls

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Reg7
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Post by Reg7 »

Sunday game...

D6 7
D4 0
iceguy2
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Where can you find Advanced 15 scores

Post by iceguy2 »

Is there a site showing the results of the advanced 15 games? I don't find any link or information on my district's advance 15 site.
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Post by cooper26 »

Most rosters and Festival schedule (with seeds) are now up on the site.

http://www.minnesotahockey.org/page/sho ... dvanced-15
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D15

Post by FlyingWarrior »

District 15 also has Northern Lakes (Pequot Lakes, Crosby-Ironton, Aitkin)
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Post by old goalie85 »

White Bear has half the team? From D2.
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Post by flatontheice »

Fire and Ice wrote:How did an edina b1 bantam make the d1 team?
Uhh..lets see....maybe he got better like ALOT of bantam b1 players do.
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Post by MinnGirlsHockey »

flatontheice wrote:
Fire and Ice wrote:How did an edina b1 bantam make the d1 team?
Uhh..lets see....maybe he got better like ALOT of bantam b1 players do.
I think F&I meant that Edina isn't a District 1 association, so how could an Edina player have made the D1 Adv 15 team. F&I can correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think the player's ability was being questioned.

It's my understanding that Adv 15 goes by residency, so possibly the player lives in Minneapolis (D1) and got a waiver to play for Edina last winter (or utilized the new participation rule depending on his school attendance).
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Post by Ugottobekiddingme »

Fire and Ice wrote:
Edina is in D 6 and most districts don't allow there B1 players to tryout for an obvious reason...there is about 100 Bantam A players that don't receive the opportunity.
Time to bring in coach Jules Winnfield to help the program when "B" players are left off the "special roster". I'm going to have consult the D10 smock group for an official ruling towards talent evaluations and if B level players should just hang up their skates because the A player list is the predetermined group.
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Post by iwearmysunglassesatnight »

[quote="Ugottobekiddingme"][quote="Fire and Ice"]

Edina is in D 6 and most districts don't allow there B1 players to tryout for [b]an obvious reason[/b]...[b]there is about 100 Bantam A players that don't receive the opportunity.[/b][/quote]

Time to bring in coach Jules Winnfield to help the program when "B" players are left off the "special roster". I'm going to have consult the D10 smock group for an official ruling towards talent evaluations and if B level players should just hang up their skates because the A player list is the predetermined group.[/quote]

Muck anything to add?
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Post by Ugottobekiddingme »

This forum is open to your opinion...why ask others?
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Post by MinnGirlsHockey »

MinnGirlsHockey wrote:
flatontheice wrote:
Fire and Ice wrote:How did an edina b1 bantam make the d1 team?
Uhh..lets see....maybe he got better like ALOT of bantam b1 players do.
I think F&I meant that Edina isn't a District 1 association, so how could an Edina player have made the D1 Adv 15 team. F&I can correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think the player's ability was being questioned.

It's my understanding that Adv 15 goes by residency, so possibly the player lives in Minneapolis (D1) and got a waiver to play for Edina last winter (or utilized the new participation rule depending on his school attendance).
My previous post can be disregarded. I should've read some of the earlier posts a couple pages back. It looks like this has already been addressed.
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B1 player on D1 team

Post by Tony Soprano »

The player must have come from one of the D1 associations and for some reason waivered to Edina.

D1 has had B players in the past being the land of opportunity. But, this is the final year for a D1 Advanced 15 team as D1 breaks up and goes to play in other districts next season.
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Post by Fire and Ice »

I was questioning the district not the ability. However, I am not questioning the B level ability in D10 versus the A level. Remember this is for "SPECIAL" people.
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Post by muckandgrind »

Fire and Ice wrote:I was questioning the district not the ability. However, I am not questioning the B level ability in D10 versus the A level. Remember this is for "SPECIAL" people.
What's there to question? District 1 only had 4 Bantam A teams. How many other districts in the state had so few?
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Post by Fire and Ice »

Sorry muck you will have to go back a few posts I was questioning an Edina player in district 1 not his level of play.
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Post by Ugottobekiddingme »

[quote="Fire and Ice"]

I also don't believe that the Advance programs were for everyone to experience.

It is called a development program for ELITE hockey players; not all participating hockey players.





Went back "a couple of posts" and can you define what the difference between "special" and "elite" is towards B or A players making the advance 15?

I can't seem to find these definitions within the D10 handbook and they have closed shop....I'll try Minnesota Hockey.
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Post by muckandgrind »

Fire and Ice wrote:Sorry muck you will have to go back a few posts I was questioning an Edina player in district 1 not his level of play.
Oh, ok...sorry about that....

I saw your question has been answered. His residence falls within the D1 boundaries, but goes to a school within the Edina youth hockey boundaries.
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Post by bosshard »

33 Kendall Meyer G L Luverne Bantam A
5 Mason Bloomquist D L Owatonna Bantam A
7 Ryan Drazan D L New Prague Bantam A
9 Cullen Smith D L New Prague Bantam A
15 Darik Weigel D R Albert Lea Bantam A
24 Scott Mckissick D L Mankato Bantam A
34 Greg Clayes D L Fairmont Bantam A
2 Travis Janssen F R Windom Bantam B
3 Brandon Wencl F R Owatonna Bantam A
6 Ethan Larson F L Austin Bantam 26
Nick Sampson F R New Prague Bantam A
27 Jacob Dickison F R Faribault Bantam A
29 Austin Kilian F R New Prague Bantam A
31 Joshua Martin F L Albert Lea Bantam A
37 Matt Ratzloff F R Owatonna Bantam A
38 Cody Meyer F L New Prague HS Varsity
40 Shea Svendsen F R Albert Lea Bantam A
42 Michael Welch F R Redwood Valley HS Varsity
45 Noah Westphal F L Shattuck Bantam A 48
Evan Bisek G L New Prague Bantam A

D4 roster.
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Post by greybeard58 »

From the District Handbook activity schedule on page11:
Mon. 03/22/10 6:30 p.m. District 10 Youth Advanced 15 Tryouts @ Anoka Arena

Tue. 03/23/10 6:30 p.m. District 10 Youth Advanced 15 Tryouts @ Anoka Arena

Wed. 03/24/10 6:30 p.m. District 10 Girls Advanced 15 Tryouts @ Anoka Arena

Thurs. 03/25/10 6:30 p.m. District 10 Girls Advanced 15 Tryouts @ Anoka Arena

(Advanced 15 tryouts are for Youth Bantam “A” and Girls 14U “A” or High School players born in 1995)
Bantam “A” and Girls 14 “A” players are selected for participation from each team by their teams Head Coach. The number of players each team is allowed to invite to tryouts is based on their percentage of the total game points their team won during the league schedule. (Each Youth Bantam “A” team and Girls 14U “A” team is allowed to invite a minimum of 2 players from their team regardless of the number of points their team accumulated)
(High School players born in 1995 must be recommended by their coach to participate)

Youth Bantam “A” and GIRLS 14U “A” players born in 1994 must contact their respective high school hockey coach if they are interested in participating in the Advanced 16 tryouts.
These tryouts, in conjunction with Minnesota Hockey, are conducted by the Minnesota High School Hockey Coaches.
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Post by TTpuckster »

BOYS ADVANCE 15 DISTRICT TEAM ROSTER
MINNESOTA HOCKEY DISTRICT_16___TEAM COLOR_____Gold______

Nathanial Peltier, D, East Grand Forks Bantam A
Gage Ausmus, D, East Grand Forks Bantam A
Cole Bjugson, D, Roseau Bantam A
Colton Poolman, D, East Grand Forks Bantam A
Tanner Okeson, D, Roseau Bantam A
Hans Harder, D, Thief River Falls Bantam A
Luke Beito, F, East Grand Forks Bantam A
Kyle Sylvester, F, Warroad Bantam A
Brandon Loven, F, East Grand Forks Bantam A
Alex Strand, F, Roseau Bantam A
Zach Yon, F, Roseau Bantam A
Kael Fontaine, F, Bagley Varsity
Cody Heppner, F, Warroad Bantam A
Thomas Hajicek, F, East Grand Forks Bantam A
Trustin Gust, F, Roseau Bantam A
Cole Nelson, F, Lake of the Woods Varsity
Brady Heppner, F, Crookston Bantam A
Isak Bergland, F, Thief River Falls Bantam A

Ryan Anderson, G, Roseau Bantam A
Ryan Daniels, G, Thief River Falls Bantam A

Alternates:

F Evan Torgeson (Lake of the Woods Bantam B)-
F Alex Halstengard (Roseau Bantam A)
D Nick Jaycox (Warroad Bantam A)
G Tanner Lindstrom (East Grand Forks Bantam A)

Head Coach: Scott Bergland
Asst. Coach/GM: Jude Boulianne
Asst. Coach: Jeff Vacura
Asst. General Manager: Bill Yon
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Post by Fire and Ice »

Clearly ugottobe has a major axe to grind with d10 but unwilling to sat why. I think I have asked enough.

Please no more whining.
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Post by Ugottobekiddingme »

What??? You asked the question on politics and have now tucked and run like a stray dog. D10 is not a concern to me, they have no juristiction over association hockey other than to position politics for all to enjoy. Greybeard was good enough to post the D10 advance policy that clearly shows that only "A" players would be considered in the selection process. Other districts offer a true tryout that will allow "B" talent to make the advance team, this is not allowed under D10 because it is not a development program but a selection process.

No Axe to grind other than to allow others to see that the definition of D10 is a "sled". Something that you have to push or pull with little activity unless it is driven by the people invloved with hockey in this district and community.

You have definitely said enough and I hope kids someday will realize a development program that truely benifits their ability to be a part of a program designed around the youth and not "special" or "elite" sponsored politics.

Go Elks!
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Post by Fire and Ice »

So they should invite some 100 plus kids to a tryout? I'm not hiding behind the fact that the Adv 15 ,16, 17's are for a few that is the fact and I don't care what district you play for. Where should the cut off line be? Have you noticed District 10 is one of the largest in the state? Should tryouts last two months they already made them too long by adding an extra 10 players for 3 weeks.

Just more money for MN Hockey.
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Post by Ugottobekiddingme »

Why not...that's what a tryout is suppose to be. Other districts don't seem to have a problem allowing tryouts for the advanced program and if you have evaluated talent in a tryout the top kids can be picked in three days.
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