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Guest:
Does anyone know why the pure birth year AA teams are now "tiered"?
Guest:
It is for parity and closer competition. I for one like it. The AHF toots its own horn for how close their games are.
It allows the smaller clubs to place teams at higher divisions and then play mostly the "bottom tier" of that higher division.
They have been doing it for a few years.
Guest:
Who decides who is placed where. Many of these teams haven’t even played together
Guest:
--- Quote from: Guest on August 14, 2025, 02:56:02 PM ---It is for parity and closer competition. I for one like it. The AHF toots its own horn for how close their games are.
It allows the smaller clubs to place teams at higher divisions and then play mostly the "bottom tier" of that higher division.
They have been doing it for a few years.
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They have not been doing tiered pure birth year divisions for years. They just started doing pure teams in the AHF a couple years ago, and this year, its magically now tiered like the A or B levels which makes ZERO sense.
Guest:
It makes sense for the wallet of Blackbear. More teams. more money
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