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Who are some of the best players for Bantam B in the metro area

Farmtownhockeydad123 wrote:Who are some of the best players for Bantam B in the metro area

Since you brought it up. Go for it! Who is on your list?

Farmtownhockeydad123 wrote:Who are some of the best players for Bantam B in the metro area

1) #4 from Hastings
2) #9 from Hastings
3) #17 from Farmington
4) #3 from Hastings
5) #2 from Lakeville South
6) #21 from Lakeville North
7) #14 from Orono
#15 from Hastings
9) #12 from Osseo Maple Grove
10) #26 from Rosemount

I can't believe the Hastings BAA team isn't #1 in the state. They are very average only beat FL 2-1.

I've heard that #9 and number 10 from Hastings are good but not better than 8 and 18 from Farmington

I cannot think of his number but one of Edina captains who is a forward is very good always in the play creating some sort of scoring opporunity. Little #10 from Wayzata navy is a very smart hockey player. After that I have not seen one kid just dominate on a consistent basis. Maybe #12 from OMGHA and I believe its #21 from stillwater Red are also very solid.

maybe these individual players did not tryout well and thats the reason 15 - 45 kids placed higher then them in the begining of October..

SimplyPut wrote:maybe these individual players did not tryout well and thats the reason 15 - 45 kids placed higher then them in the begining of October..

Most of these team all have 2 or 3 solid players that would play at the A level. North Metro has a nice player # 98 plays the game very well. As mentioned Wayzata is deep Blue has a couple of good players as does Navy they have #17 and #4. Edina has a stand out thats hard to beleive didnt make A. Chaska has two or three as well. White Bear Lake Orange is another team with 2 or 3 very good players.

WOW.....can you say this is the perfect spot for all the dads you think their kid belonged on a Bantam A or AA team. Leave the scouting to the professionals and not the dads.

hey Hhoocckkeeyy, I guess you are an A parent, congratulations, you are superior to parents at all other levels. keep up the good work

Hhooke...or whatever your tag line is. Your an idiot. Nothing wrong with this thread.

In the past, has there been any b1s that made it to high school. They say that 95% of the kids in mn between 15 and 16 drop out.

there are always kids that never played a game of "A" hockey in their life that do play High School varsity. Puberty kicks in and so does a thing called work ethic and will power...

Thats true but name one

The best two players on my early 90's HS team were C/B players coming up through youth. The higher end guys stopped working, thought they were better, these two spent their free time in 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade getting better.

Not probably typical, but not that unusual.

Nate Dey NSP MR Hockey Finalist. Played BB1 for a year.

Andrew Alberts never played "a". Played the equivalent of JGB as a soph. Now in NHL. Worked his tail off and grew into his body well. Extreme case.

anyone in the last 5 to 10 years. Times have changed

CJ Franklin Forest Lake 3 yr letterwinner two time all conference, now plays in the USHL for Soiux Falls. 2012 graduate. Never played summer hockey. Baseball.

Kid on Wayzata varsity never played A. They also had a few last year.

C J played one year of BA one BB1.

Patrick lauderdale of Lakeville south played bantam b hockey and last year as a sophomore he played with mr hockey Justin kloos on first line.

I guess these people named more than 1... Yes it can be done and continues to be done. Sometimes you get out of the self serving political mess of association hockey. Expand your thinking