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If the Board has any say in coach hiring or compensation.

Oh, if only that were true everywhere.

I was thinking farther north.

I saw in a different thread Avonworth beat NC 3-2.

PAHL, IMHO is a classic pyramid scheme in that the bulk of the money is paid by the lowest age group. The Squirt parent that is brand new to travel hockey and doesn’t know anything about the organization or the league, their kid made a team and they start writing checks. By the time Mom and Dad start to figure things out and ask questions, their kid is older and probably a year away from HS and we all know that is where the drop off starts. PAHL administration know that there is an endless supply of folk that will give them 4-6 years of money, nobody is doing anything to challenge them or propose a viable alternative so why should they change?

We have a little bit of work to do.

I suppose the story wasn’t good enough to tell.

Has to be a deeper story here…

Thanks. Didn’t know that…

Where are the PPE players rostered?

Pretty sure one of those kids is going to The ‘Chel when he turns 16, stop hatin.

It’s be nice if the lighting were better. Jus sayin.

Cody Black played at North Allegheny and Vengeance, not sure if PAHL involvement before that. Went to play at Ohio University. Madison Black played at Chatham.

Same here @Saucey, same here….

I don’t profess to be a member of any “ tribe”, but there is a grammatical error in your post.

Again, don’t mean to piss anyone off. Just don’t know so I’ll ask. Are the rules different for hockey since PIHL is its own entity or do hockey programs do basically the same thing?

Thanks. Do they all recruit?

Why? Not meaning to flame or incite a riot; just don’t understand.

When my player was second year 12u he played on a spring tournament team in the 14u division. The organization he played for did that every spring.

$15,500 is probably less than one year of tuition at NCHS.

Wondering if all the players on NC Varsity tried out for PPE.

Seems that isn’t quite the same. Security or local law enforcement usually are happy to be at the football field on Friday nights for a game. The entire community shows up. Not to much when it is a 9:50 puck drop in January and it’s snowing. The point is taken, but different dynamic.

Sure do wish I could read that.

I make no judgement as to fault or responsibility regarding officials or security guards. But at a Mars game last night the on ice official threw the entire Mars student section out. I wasn’t at that end of the ice but play stopped until the student section left.

Glenn Himes. Moon Hockey.