MBGuest wrote: ↑Sun Apr 27, 2025 8:57 pmMost of the tryouts are available for viewingGuest wrote: ↑Tue Apr 22, 2025 8:30 pm 1. FT (can pass for bottom end AAA)
2. MB
3. VR
4. VP
5. TE
6. MNS
7. WML
8. TW
9. DD
10. MT
11. ST
12. HV
13. MJ
14. TA
This is not a bad list correctly ID bottom teams and giving VR respect they deserve
Except
The first place team will be the exact same next year but by more points
They are not Fing around over in the burbs
Don’t think so. DD best player went AAA. Team rankings look correctGuest wrote: ↑Sun Apr 27, 2025 9:53 pm I was happy with the DD tryout. The kids looked pretty good and they should move up in the rankings next season.
MB will be better than FT. The only reason FT is showing up as #1 is because of how they did in the playoffs.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 9:12 am 1. FT
2. MNS
3. MB/VR
4. VP
5. TE
6. DD
7. TW
8. ST
9. WML
10. MT
11. HV
12. MJ
13. TA
Let's be honest, it'll be very similar to last year on the upper band. They would have slimmed out some of their kids from the U9 switch to U10 as they've had a year of looking at their players/competition, with pickups and talent upgrade.
For the one's complaining about tryouts in general...agree with other poster, stick to A or HL. If you're looking at opportunities for your kid at that point, you have to be realistic. There are very few spots available for most teams by the time tryouts come around. When you get to the tryout and you see kids with the team's jersey or their affiliate hockey skill program, they're probably on the team, you then count them. Then out of the other kids there's probably 1 or 2 that have already been given a spot as well. That typically leaves you with 1 spot at most. If you're complaining about a room full of kids that believe they have a spot on a team, and various teams padding their pockets, you're the one padding the pockets, without being logical. Whether this is right or wrong for tryouts, it is what it is and you just have to navigate that reality throughout the year.
I understand that MNS #4 showboat went to the JRC. Can anyone confirm? It doesn't sound right, but that would be a loss.Guest wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 7:34 amMBGuest wrote: ↑Sun Apr 27, 2025 8:57 pmMost of the tryouts are available for viewingGuest wrote: ↑Tue Apr 22, 2025 8:30 pm 1. FT (can pass for bottom end AAA)
2. MB
3. VR
4. VP
5. TE
6. MNS
7. WML
8. TW
9. DD
10. MT
11. ST
12. HV
13. MJ
14. TA
This is not a bad list correctly ID bottom teams and giving VR respect they deserve
Except
The first place team will be the exact same next year but by more points
They are not Fing around over in the burbs
MNS
FT
VR
VP
After that it doesn’t matter.
Had so many kids show up because everyone wants to be a Beast!Guest wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 7:45 am Who has MB picked up? Matthews and Marner?
Guest wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 9:12 am 1. FT
2. MNS
3. MB/VR
4. VP
5. TE
6. DD
7. TW
8. ST
9. WML
10. MT
11. HV
12. MJ
13. TA
Let's be honest, it'll be very similar to last year on the upper band. They would have slimmed out some of their kids from the U9 switch to U10 as they've had a year of looking at their players/competition, with pickups and talent upgrade.
For the one's complaining about tryouts in general...agree with other poster, stick to A or HL. If you're looking at opportunities for your kid at that point, you have to be realistic. There are very few spots available for most teams by the time tryouts come around. When you get to the tryout and you see kids with the team's jersey or their affiliate hockey skill program, they're probably on the team, you then count them. Then out of the other kids there's probably 1 or 2 that have already been given a spot as well. That typically leaves you with 1 spot at most. If you're complaining about a room full of kids that believe they have a spot on a team, and various teams padding their pockets, you're the one padding the pockets, without being logical. Whether this is right or wrong for tryouts, it is what it is and you just have to navigate that reality throughout the year.
“I don’t know who the Toros added but they’ll be the only team able to beat the Beast”Guest wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 9:55 amGuest wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 9:12 am 1. FT
2. MNS
3. MB/VR
4. VP
5. TE
6. DD
7. TW
8. ST
9. WML
10. MT
11. HV
12. MJ
13. TA
Let's be honest, it'll be very similar to last year on the upper band. They would have slimmed out some of their kids from the U9 switch to U10 as they've had a year of looking at their players/competition, with pickups and talent upgrade.
For the one's complaining about tryouts in general...agree with other poster, stick to A or HL. If you're looking at opportunities for your kid at that point, you have to be realistic. There are very few spots available for most teams by the time tryouts come around. When you get to the tryout and you see kids with the team's jersey or their affiliate hockey skill program, they're probably on the team, you then count them. Then out of the other kids there's probably 1 or 2 that have already been given a spot as well. That typically leaves you with 1 spot at most. If you're complaining about a room full of kids that believe they have a spot on a team, and various teams padding their pockets, you're the one padding the pockets, without being logical. Whether this is right or wrong for tryouts, it is what it is and you just have to navigate that reality throughout the year.
This is the most common sense post in the history of this place.
Beast and Toros are going to be very firmly alot ahead in the standings. I dont know who toros have thats new but they didnt lose the top Forward. Beast skates were shockingly strong. Dont think they lose more than a game or two and it would only be to toros.
MNS has good coach who gets the best of group fits a notch below maybe with Vaughn teams or below but above TE. TE got good at year end.