nemesis8679

If there's a 10u team with 2 committed goalies, and they're not getting equal time at that age, I'd find a different org.

Find a coach that will be okay with him skating out when not playing goal. At that age it shouldn't be a problem, and should be encouraged.

Was out at Baierl the other night and I heard the Quaker Valley / Shaler game was pretty close. So while waiting for our ice to start I was able to watch some of that game. Went to overtime, which started with almost a full 4 on 3 for QV due to a Shaler penalty late in the 3rd. QV won in OT on that powerplay. Shots on the scoreboard had Shaler out shooting QV about 3 to 1. The portion I saw was a pretty exciting game. Don't remember the score, 3-2 or maybe 4-3?

The actual good ones aren't allowed to leave so easily.

What score?

Were the 2 that didn't drink alcohol suspended for filming in a locker room?

The way you write, you sound like you're in the Penn Hills school district.

Same thing- done for the season. Easy answer.

Sorry your kid didn't make the irrelevant All Star game. He won't miss much.

Suspending 4 kids for the season would ruin the program? Exaggerate much?

4 to 7 games really doesn't sound like a very big, groundbreaking message for breaking an underage drinking law at a school event. Curious if any were planning to drive after? Or did? Maybe it's just me? But done for the season would seem like an even clearer message.

Sorry, already drafted to KHL in the 1st round. 3 seasons ago. They know what they got.

What part? Sounds pretty clear. What's being left out?

Why, because you're asking a coach to stick around for 20 minutes after the game? Get a grip. If the coach is too much of a primadonna to do it (I don't know why they would be, they are coaching pihl hockey, not the NHL), then have a board member or parent with clearances as a locker room monitor. It's not some radical idea. If you want to invite problems, then don't have one. I don't know what to tell you. And I'd also add that the supply of competent coaches in the area already kinda looks like that.

It's not ALL the coach's fault, obviously. But they are the adults in charge of the minors on the team. They share in the responsibility. If you want to open your team up to problems like that, hazing, fights, etc., by all means don't have an adult present. Just trust the mental midgets on their own to be angels. Any any board that wants to avoid problems, would see that an adult coach or another adult with clearances acting as a monitor would be present until the last kid is out of the room. It's common sense.