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4 hours ago, Carl Racki said:

I would guess PAHL.  I would hope not AHF since they are not a BB rink

Didn't some Predators teams play AHF ?

1 hour ago, PUCKCOVID19 said:

rink owners can have a field day now jacking up the available ice time.   would be a smart move on their part to do so too. supply and demand. 

Keep in mind it's youth sports were talking about.

On 10/20/2023 at 4:35 PM, Stanley PK said:

Alot of AA and AAA players are out of town this weekend in Detroit and Buffalo. Games started this morning for them, so I'm sure some teams were short some of their usual talent last night, my son's included.

How did WPa teams do out there?

15 minutes ago, RJUSHL said:

And yet here you are reading and commenting on this post.

He's literally just here with 🍿

Lots of teams heading out for the CCM this weekend. 

5 hours ago, Lucky17 said:

No, they would not. It would take all the teams to play in the same division to give them some element of local hockey.  Let's look at '09, if Esmark, SHAHA, Preds and Icemen all played in a division with the 3-4 top '09 teams from PAHL, it would be good, but not great competition.  It would give those teams 20 games in the area and they can round out their 50-60 game schedules with all the other AAA teams they wanted to play.  Maybe that is the role Black Bear plays in all of this, start a WPA AAA division to their league and draw those teams in.  Maybe add in Mid-State, Team Ohio, Barons to WPA?

If I understand correctly, these teams struggle to schedule independent games if they do not call themselves AAA. 

I agree it's a cash grab and toilet flush of money - but I believe that's part of the reasoning?