The Dallas Alliance Bulldogs are pleased to invite you to the 9th Annual Alliance Cup Invitational Hockey Tournament, held this coming January 21-23, 2011.
Our Tournament will be played primarily in the Bulldogs home facility – the Dr Pepper StarCenter Valley Ranch TX, but games may also take place at the Dr Pepper StarCenter in Farmers Branch, Texas, only a few short miles away. The StarCenter facilities are home to the NHL Dallas Stars and the newly re-built Alliance Youth Hockey Association. Each of these facilities maintains 2 NHL size ice sheets, 8 full time dressing rooms with showers and much more. Due to their close proximity to Dallas, the NAHL teams of Texas Tornado, Amarillo, Wichita Falls, Topeka, and Corpus Christi will be invited to scout players along with other NAHL teams, USHL teams, WHL teams, and D1 teams.
The Alliance Cup Invitational Tournament is USA Hockey Tier I Sanctioned. Teams participating in the Alliance Cup are required to complete and submit the tournament application on or before October 1, 2010.
Game Format is as follows:
1. Three 17 min. Stop Time Periods.
2. Ice Resurfacing at the beginning of each game and between second and third periods.
3. 4 game minimum
4. Top 4 teams play semi final, winners advancing to final.
Please notify us as soon as possible with your intention to submit an application only 16 teams will accepted.
Should you have any questions please let us know. We look forward to seeing you at the Alliance Cup.
Amy Vitek
amyvitek@hotmail.com
Alliance Bulldogs 16U Tier 1 Team Manager
(214) 497-3402
Dave F ry
hockeyfry@yahoo.com
Alliance Bulldogs 16U Tier 1 Head Coach
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Junior Gold
Almost all of our best players play for High Schools in 10th and 11th grades.
There are large associations such as Edina, Wayzata, Osseo/Maple Grove, White Bear Lake that will form Junior Gold "A" teams during the season after High School cuts and for kids who don't want to play HS.
You should really contact these large associations directly and contact their "A" head coaches and board members if you are trying to get a Minnesota team to come south in the winter over a weekend.
There are large associations such as Edina, Wayzata, Osseo/Maple Grove, White Bear Lake that will form Junior Gold "A" teams during the season after High School cuts and for kids who don't want to play HS.
You should really contact these large associations directly and contact their "A" head coaches and board members if you are trying to get a Minnesota team to come south in the winter over a weekend.
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