AAA Next Season

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If your kid has the passion, tier 1 at later ages is great.  I can only think of one rink to avoid at all costs, especially at midget, or any age for that matter.

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If your kid has the passion, tier 1 at later ages is great.  I can only think of one rink to avoid at all costs, especially at midget, or any age for that matter.

What rink?

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When a thread turns into a infomercial for FE touting their program and their coaching and the popularity of their ID skates it seems like the antithesis of what AAA should be, it’s not about buying in at the ground floor and hoping they get it right, it should be about elite level talent not filling out pure age rosters, it seems to me the model dilutes the idea of a “tier 1” if you want to lecture anyone about their contributions to this topic I would start with the FE plants

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Funny, FE emailed pricing today. 2011 is $6950, competitors were below $6000 for Peewee Major this season. So you’re paying $1000 more for a coach with absolutely no background in the sport other than watching Guy run power skates and a team that is 7-33 and lost 20 straight.

It isn’t development over wins. The wins aren’t happening no matter what philosophy the staff has.

Why would a player leave a tier 2 team that is stronger based on all of this?

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Funny, FE emailed pricing today. 2011 is $6950, competitors were below $6000 for Peewee Major this season. So you’re paying $1000 more for a coach with absolutely no background in the sport other than watching Guy run power skates and a team that is 7-33 and lost 20 straight.

It isn’t development over wins. The wins aren’t happening no matter what philosophy the staff has.

Why would a player leave a tier 2 team that is stronger based on all of this?

you make a valid point, curious what program you're referencing (stronger T2). Not starting a debate, just a question for information!

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I believe there are a handful of 12U AA teams ranked higher in the district than 2011 FE.

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My goalie is an AA 2011 and he has been playing some AAA games and is loving the competition and wants to try out for an AAA just because he likes the faster play. What AAA clubs around would need 2011 goalies but have great goalie programming and coaching?

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My goalie is an AA 2011 and he has been playing some AAA games and is loving the competition and wants to try out for an AAA just because he likes the faster play. What AAA clubs around would need 2011 goalies but have great goalie programming and coaching?

Where do you live (or generally live)? That will help get you a good answer

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Funny, FE emailed pricing today. 2011 is $6950, competitors were below $6000 for Peewee Major this season. So you’re paying $1000 more for a coach with absolutely no background in the sport other than watching Guy run power skates and a team that is 7-33 and lost 20 straight.

It isn’t development over wins. The wins aren’t happening no matter what philosophy the staff has.

Why would a player leave a tier 2 team that is stronger based on all of this?

Yup, and they must forget that many of the same 2011 kids that they kind of need now, are well aware of what happened to the 2011 team that was thrown together right after the Venom left

Team Information - MYHockey

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We are in South Jersey/Cherry Hill area