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YES, I THINK THAT WAS PART OF THE AGREEMENT NOW THAT YOU MENTION IT.SnowedIn wrote:But there are roughly 70 pee wees playing at MM right now and most play for their associations too?elliott70 wrote: The kids cannot be on a second roster during the 'season'.
Minnesota Made kids can play for both MM and local association but they are mites and squirts. When they hit peewees it is going to be a different story.
I am not saying they can stop it.O-townClown wrote:Mark, AAU Hockey rosters are not a "second roster" in the eyes of USA Hockey. It's no different than if a kid is listed on the playbill of the school play or shows up in a church league volleyball match.elliott70 wrote:The kids cannot be on a second roster during the 'season'.
If the wrong people found out they would be denied playing on their local association team unless those teams/associations did not mind being sanctioned.
Much as we want to have some control over this activity, we can't. I just don't see how District 6 can stop it if I bring a team to play Eden Prairie's Squirts at Minnesota Made under an AAU sanction.
I think O-town is 100% corret accept the part about playing the Eden Prairie Squirts. I THINK because the Eden Prairie Squirts are under "umbrella" of USA Hockey and MN Hockey this could not occur. NOW that said, if those kids on the Eden Prairie Squirts wanted to also come together on a separate deal under the AAU umbrella and play O-Twon made up AAU team at that point MN Hockey and it's districts would have zero jurisdiction to sanction anyone any more so than if these kids were all playing AAU basketball outside of their associations. Are these scenarios likely, I don't know look at what is going on at the "Made" and you tell me, will it be widespread, not now but who knows in the future, is there anything MN Hockey or USA Hockey can legally do about it, NO....elliott70 wrote:I am not saying they can stop it.O-townClown wrote:Mark, AAU Hockey rosters are not a "second roster" in the eyes of USA Hockey. It's no different than if a kid is listed on the playbill of the school play or shows up in a church league volleyball match.elliott70 wrote:The kids cannot be on a second roster during the 'season'.
If the wrong people found out they would be denied playing on their local association team unless those teams/associations did not mind being sanctioned.
Much as we want to have some control over this activity, we can't. I just don't see how District 6 can stop it if I bring a team to play Eden Prairie's Squirts at Minnesota Made under an AAU sanction.
Just take sanctions. There is a provision in the rules that says a team cannot be put together before the state MH tournament. I know the language ahs been changed since the lawsuit but part of it still exists.
I do not know it verbatimas I never have todeal iwth it.
I certainly hope not...JSR wrote:I think O-town is 100% corret accept the part about playing the Eden Prairie Squirts. I THINK because the Eden Prairie Squirts are under "umbrella" of USA Hockey and MN Hockey this could not occur. NOW that said, if those kids on the Eden Prairie Squirts wanted to also come together on a separate deal under the AAU umbrella and play O-Twon made up AAU team at that point MN Hockey and it's districts would have zero jurisdiction to sanction anyone any more so than if these kids were all playing AAU basketball outside of their associations. Are these scenarios likely, I don't know look at what is going on at the "Made" and you tell me, will it be widespread, not now but who knows in the future, is there anything MN Hockey or USA Hockey can legally do about it, NO....elliott70 wrote:I am not saying they can stop it.O-townClown wrote: Mark, AAU Hockey rosters are not a "second roster" in the eyes of USA Hockey. It's no different than if a kid is listed on the playbill of the school play or shows up in a church league volleyball match.
Much as we want to have some control over this activity, we can't. I just don't see how District 6 can stop it if I bring a team to play Eden Prairie's Squirts at Minnesota Made under an AAU sanction.
Just take sanctions. There is a provision in the rules that says a team cannot be put together before the state MH tournament. I know the language ahs been changed since the lawsuit but part of it still exists.
I do not know it verbatimas I never have todeal iwth it.
When has tune changed?observer wrote:Man, have you ever changed your tune.
Of course it's different. What a silly comparison.It's no different than if a kid is listed on the playbill of the school play or shows up in a church league volleyball match.
You can bring a team but I don't think the Eden Prairie Squirts will play them. Also, what a bunch of far-fetched speculation about nothing. Your team would have a better experience signing up for a Minnesota Squirt tournament. And, I'll add, involve your child in respected activities or they'll end up thinking slippery is ok.
Just curious as to who annointed you the world's moral compass?Man, have you ever changed your tune.
Of course it's different. What a silly comparison.Quote:
It's no different than if a kid is listed on the playbill of the school play or shows up in a church league volleyball match.
You can bring a team but I don't think the Eden Prairie Squirts will play them. Also, what a bunch of far-fetched speculation about nothing. Your team would have a better experience signing up for a Minnesota Squirt tournament. And, I'll add, involve your child in respected activities or they'll end up thinking slippery is ok.