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Since Junior didn't come on and tell how much they dominated the competition I looked up the Detroit tournament. They went 1-2-1, winning the consolation game. I assume they went that far and decided not to show up, remember that's the only way they can be beaten.

Your twats would not have done as well. Why didn't you break the games and teams down. Game 1 we lost 3-2 against New Trier the back-to-back Illinois scholastic state champs, who went 6-0 to win the tournament and ours was their closest game. Game 2 we lost 4-2 to Tri-State, who are AAA. Game 3 we tied 3-3 against SISU 18AA, who are ranked 11th in Ohio.  Winning our final game 7-2 against Cinci Swords, who are 18AA.
#fuloser #getalife
I don't care who I bash from my club or anyone else's, We can back our shit up. I think I may be done with this bs and you old ass boomers. Keep up the hate, it will kill you from within.

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A little old for moral victories son

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Not about a moral victory, simply stating that we played real competition. Not crap DVHL (all 3 of them), NJ and most AHF teams. I don't want participation trophies; those are for the weak minded liberal. No tampons in the boy's bathroom and no dudes in women's sports; sorry a🐥with a 🌭or had a 🌭aren't a 🐥 and don't belong in women's sports. That maybe your thing though.

You only wish I was your son, that way you could actually be proud of something on the ice. If you'd like I can be your adopted son at the games so you can have someone you can actually be proud of without lying. Just a question first, is mom hot? if so, we can be like Sweet Home Alabama😉.

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Hey Junior, how'd your showcase go? I guess going 1-5-1 in your last 7 AHF games against "crap" AHF teams is enough to put this thread and your ego to bed. Like someone else said here, you and your team aren't going anywhere. Enjoy the rest of the season, low to mid-level college (which is great), maybe the juniors thrown in there followed by the adult leagues like the rest of us before you with pro hockey dreams as a youth.