gopherhockey21 wrote:Gophs should try and go after him. It's what they need.breakout wrote:Nice job!
Will he play Jr. next year? Any colleges interested in him?

Congrats on a nice little HS career, but...
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You are right on with your posts on what goes on within the RYHA program. Anyone that trys to defend the current system has got be part of the problem. Rochester is a large enough town to support an A level team for all three public high schools and then feed some into Lourdes. It will only be then that Rochester will be come consistetly competitive at the high school level, on a state level.SEMinnHockeyNut wrote:That is good. It would be great to have more Rochester kids playing D1 hockey, and hopefully WCHA hockey. Charlie and Tyler both will be given their chance.
However, the number of 'elite' players is down in Rochester, and it seems to have started with the current set-up.
My point was not about their individual success, but rather the shady things going on with RYHA. I know it is probably difficult to hear the criticism of the purple posse since your son now coaches there.
I wonder how Mayo would have done in 1995 had the son of your friend stayed with Jason and Matt Leimbek and not gone to JM. Perhaps that would've given Mayo a 2nd line to beat Moorhead that year?
I appreciate that you care about all players, but I also know from your posts that you probably agree with my in philosophy of how to run a youth hockey program. Rochester has tons of squirt teams, but few bantam teams and there is a reason for that. There is absolutely no logic to the way things are set up having kids in the same neighborhood playing at the same level, but on 3-4 different teams.
If you don't think it is happening call the Kurth family and see how many people got in that young man's ear before he left Mayo HS after his freshman year. I also find it funny that nobody responded to the individual running captain's practice and then still talking to players and coaches in season.
As far as private schools not having their own associations, that is not true. Some private schools have now created their own associations in hockey and Lourdes has its own youth basketball programs. It can be done. Those of us who tried to form our own Mayo association under the umbrella of RYHA were told we could not because they built the rinks and they threatened to make our squirts practice at 9PM if we did it. The last time I checked there is more 'Mayo money' in those rinks than 'Century money' since Mayo kids have been paying for youth hockey much longer.
Go back to your post, in it you mentioned Charlie and Grosso. So going with your logic your previous comments had nothing to do with the OP.Getemupscout wrote:This Thread is about Tyler V. IF you mayo people want to talk, start another thread you are good at that. Or better yet put somone intelligent on the board from Mayo.(that could be tough to find)
If he left for a better education, why is his sister attending Mayo?flatontheice wrote:He left because he could get a better education and Bob Haskins was the best coach in Rochester. I dont think he was scared of being in the shadows of those two...what have they done?SEMinnHockeyNut wrote:Team first or Tyler first? Is he even Catholic?
He left his Mayo friends after 8th grade and the public schools to escape the shadow of Charlie and Tom eh?
One of several green and gold guys wearing purple now. Nice job landing that one Coach Haskins.