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ShawnCaillou n'est pas le seul qui partage les memes idees. I know I quoted a tweet, but this guy is over 18...and btw Drouin and Perron are doing just fine. S

Here you go:http://www.publicationsports.com/stats/tournoi/teq14/2012-2013/hq/hq-14ans/page/horaire/4:jouee:9412

http://www.midgetespoir.qc.ca//stats/2012-2013/midget/midget-espoi/page/classement-joueurs/4:7139 Avec les series, selon les stats: #1 DS 8B 5A 13pts, #2CC 7B 5A 12pts, #9ML 4B 4A 8pts. Il y en a 5 dans le top 10 et les Tigres avec seulement 6 parties (1 bye). Les gardiens (et défense) ont aussi bien joué avec seulement 8 buts contres. Bravo Izzo et Efros. I wonder if we are going to see this in the WIG... #wiretowire

http://www.midgetespoir.qc.ca/stats/page/accueil/4 #justwin

With the 23rd overall selection in the 2012 NHL draft, Florida Panthers Select - Michael Matheson. ...un ancien Lion, appartient aux Wildcats de Moncton, maintenant il est repêché par les Panthers, un autre matou . http://www.whosay.com/floridapanthers/photos/190788

Bonne chance et amusez-vous les '97: Jérémy Roy, Callum Booth et Daniel Sprong. Aussi a Anthony Beauvillier, Julien Gauthier, Nicolas Roy http://www.allcanadians.com/about-us/Media The National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA) announced today the names of 42 selected bantam-aged players who will participate in the second annual Allstate All-Canadians Mentorship Camp. Hosted by NHL players under the leadership of 21-year NHL veteran Gary Roberts, the invitation-only camp will be held at the Hershey Centre in Mississauga, Ontario from July 17 to 21, 2012. The intensive five-day camp will conclude with the Allstate All-Canadians Mentorship Cup – an inter-squad exhibition game – on Saturday, July 21 at 1:00 p.m. ET, broadcast on TSN. ... Last year’s camp featured 28 first-round draft picks from the WHL and OHL, including first overall picks Jake Virtanen (Calgary Hitmen) and Aaron Ekblad (Barrie Colts). The QMJHL draft is set to take place on June 9, and will feature 10 eligible All-Canadians players from 2011, including Daniel Audette, the number one rated prospect by QMJHL Central Scouting.

http://brickinvitational.pointstreaksites.com/view/brickinvitational/home-page BRICK TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE 2012 DAY 1 MONDAY JULY 2,2012 7:30 a.m. Chicago Jr Blackhawks vs Atlantic Jr Selects 9:10 a.m. California 02's vs Connecticut Yankees 10:50 a.m. Saskatchewan Jr Pats vs Toronto Pro Hockey 12.30 p.m. Toronto Bulldogs vs Winnipeg Junior Jets 2:10 p.m. Boston Jr Bruins vs Detroit Red Wings 3:50 p.m. BC Junior Canucks vs Team Brick Alberta 5:30 p.m. Toronto Pro Hockey vs Chicago Jr Blackhawks 7:10 p.m. California 02's vs Montreal Ice Storm 8:50 p.m. Atlantic Jr Selects vs Minnesota Blades DAY 2 TUESDAY JULY 3, 2012 7:30 a.m. Winnipeg Junior Jets vs Connecticut Yankees 9:10 a.m. Saskatchewan Jr Pats vs Minnesota Blades 10:50 a.m. Toronto Bulldogs vs Montreal Ice Storm 12.30 p.m. Boston Jr Bruins vs Atlantic Jr Selects 2:10 p.m. BC Junior Canucks vs California 02's 3:50 p.m. Detroit Red Wings vs Toronto Pro Hockey 5:30 p.m. Team Brick Alberta vs Winnipeg Junior Jets 7:10 p.m. Minnesota Blades vs Chicago Jr Blackhawks 8:50 p.m. Connecticut Yankees Montreal Ice Storm DAY 3 WEDNESDAY JULY 4, 2012 7:30 a.m. Detroit Red Wings vs Minnesota Blades 9:10 a.m. Montreal Ice Storm vs Team Brick Alberta 10:50 a.m. Toronto Pro Hockey vs Boston Jr Bruins 12.30 p.m. Winnipeg Junior Jets vs BC Junior Canucks 2:10 p.m. Atlantic Jr Selects vs Detroit Red Wings 3:50 p.m. Connecticut Yankees vs Toronto Bulldogs 5:30 p.m. Chicago Jr Blackhawks vs Saskatchewan Jr Pats 7:10 p.m. California 02's vs Team Brick Alberta 8:50 p.m. DAY 4 THURSDAY JULY 5, 2012 7:30 a.m. Montreal Ice Storm vs BC Junior Canucks 9:10 a.m. Minnesota Blades vs Boston Jr Bruins 10:50 a.m. Toronto Bulldogs vs Team Brick Alberta 12.30 p.m. Detroit Red Wings vs Saskatchewan Jr Pats 2:10 p.m. BC Junior Canucks vs Connecticut Yankees 3:50 p.m. Toronto Pro Hockey vs Atlantic Jr Selects 5:30 p.m. Winnipeg Junior Jets vs California 02's 7:10 p.m. Boston Jr Bruins vs Chicago Jr Blackhawks 8:50 p.m. DAY 5 FRIDAY JULY 6, 2012 7:30 a.m. Saskatchewan Jr Pats vs Boston Jr Bruins 9:10 a.m. Toronto Bulldogs vs California 02's 10:50 a.m. Minnesota Blades vs Toronto Pro Hockey 12.30 p.m. Montreal Ice Storm vs Winnipeg Junior Jets 2:10 p.m. Chicago Jr Blackhawks vs Detroit Red Wings 3:50 p.m. Connecticut Yankees vs Team Brick Alberta 5:30 p.m. Atlantic Jr Selects vs Saskatchewan Jr Pats 7:10 p.m. Toronto Bulldogs vs BC Junior Canucks 8:50 p.m. DAY 6 SATURDAY JULY 7, 2012 7:30 a.m. Division 1-Second vs Division 2-Third = SEMI-FINAL A 9:10 a.m. Division 2-Second vs Division 1-Third = SEMI-FINAL B 10:50 a.m. 12:30 p.m. 2:10 p.m. Division 1-First vs SEMI-FINAL A = FINAL 1 3:50 p.m. Division 2-First vs SEMI-FINAL B = FINAL 2 DAY 7 SUNDAY JULY 8, 2012 9:30 a.m. Golden Bear Hockey Skills Competition 12:30 p.m. Final 1 Winner vs Final 2 Winner Closing Ceremonies

Pour vraiment apprécier leur qualité de jeu, il faut vraiment les voir sur la glace. You guys 00S were pretty close twice this year. The Wild 01S (2010) were just as good. The 03S Stallions are still trying to grind them down. I would like to discuss the tournament format. There were 12 teams entered, two pools of 6 teams each. The top four in each pool made the quarter finals. Therefore, 8 of 12 teams made the playoffs on Sunday. It is great for the organizers, great for the hotels, great for 67% of the teams, great for the economy. For the team entry fees paid, you get your bang for the buck. http://www.cchasports.com/uploadfiles/*nass%202000%20elite.pdf However, most tournaments allow only four teams to advance (33% of the teams). Two pools of six teams, only four advance. That is, the traditional top two in each pool to cross over in the semi-final game. i.e. 2012 Montreal Meltdown 01S http://www.montrealmetroaaa.com/documents/weekend2_104.xls At 2012 Toronto Challenge Cup 04: http://torontochallengecup.pointstreaksites.com/view/torontochallengecup/2012-schedule-3 11 teams entered, top 3 in each pool advance (54%). 1 and 2 receive bye to Semi finals, 3 through 6 play in the Quarters. There is no standard, but it is appreciated that the tournament gives the teams an opportunity to have more games. Some teams may have a bad start and/or a poor draw in the schedule. The CCHA is not a pure round robin. Therefore a club with record of 1W-2L-1T (Wolfpack) can sneak into the big dance. Would you pay extra for this format always? Would you have accepted that only the top two in each pool advance? Probably not for the distance you have to travel for that tournament.

This is how they do it, 2013 Bruins style (one year in advance)... http://www.bostonjuniorbruins.com/content/brick-training-eval-camp/ Brick Training & Evaluation Camp $295 *2003′s, who participate in the Brick T&E Camp, earn a reduced cost for Brick team tryouts. Instead of the normal $125 fee the tryout fee will be $75. Pour l'édition 2012, les Connecticut Yankees: essais en mars et 3 tournois. http://www.ctyankees.org/CT-Yankees-brick-youth-hockey-tryouts.php

Even when he is not here, he is here. After I get my bracelet, I am handed a schedule and a brochure with his picture on the cover! Bon, he is entitled to his predictions, but some gave their predictions before all of Friday's games. In all fairness, he is predicting that S/TG will have a difficult time in their fourth round robin game vs. NH Knights. Ice Storm will advance (beat Renegades), Can Jr Rouge will advance (beat PH Dev) and CT Colts still need a berth via wins or tie-breaker. No problem with those prognostics. But the Stallions may still play on Sunday. I predict that there will not be a merger between Stallions/Titans Black and Canadiens Jr. any time soon. They would have looked something like this: http://twitpic.com/show/iphone/8wc6nw

Il y a aussi un gang de "Je me souviens" sur le 401 vers le CCHA North American (Ronald MacDonald) http://www.cchasports.com/schedules.php

Correct, the answer is no, but nobody cares. Spring 2011: a 2000 THAAAQ player played for two different THAAAQ (orgs) teams. Also a 1998 THAAAQ player played for two diffferent THAAAQ (orgs) teams. Okay, regardless that their first respective teams had completed their season. The truth is that there is nobody to audit the players and cross reference the gamesheets with previous teams that they have played for. Aussi encore en 2011: un 2001S THAAAQ (org A) a joué pour une équipe 2000 THAAAQ (org B). En tournoi et non une match hors-concours. Et oublie le règlement de 15 joueurs minimum, c'est seulement une sugestion. Since I believe in the philosophy of any lineup for any tournament, it doesn't bother me when the kids are on the ice. But in the hallways, the parents/coaches know the rules.

Voici une méthode pour encourager les alignements: Coaches Passes will NOT be available at the arenas once the tournament has commenced and will only be issued in advance of the tournament once the required form, roster & hotel information is submitted.

Non, il y a encore le tournoi IceBreaker à Boston. http://www.nes.com/Tournaments.asp?EN=2550170

http://www.canadiensjr2004.com/Resultats.aspx Somebody had already mentioned the site previously.