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Californians Against CAHA Changing 10U Hockey To Half Ice

176 Comments

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Steve Jones
1 year ago

Stop half ice for 10u!!!

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Alona
1 year ago

Reduce number of 10U teams per club but keep it full ice

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Drew W
1 year ago

Worst decision would be making 10u half ice. Does not help the players like you think.

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Virginia Maria Velati Tirona
1 year ago

Allow kids to actually develop as players! We pay the same as older kids and only get half ice?

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Brad Williams
1 year ago

We don’t even want 8u at half ice it’s ridiculous Why is roller full rink but ice is half? Tons of kids play roller til 10u because of that reason alone!

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Sam Graham
1 year ago

Absolutely dont change it. Change 8u to full ice!!

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Sam Graham
1 year ago

Absolutely change it

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William Dunn
1 year ago

No for 10U half ice hockey.

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Joey LaRocca
1 year ago

No need they’re doing great on full ice. Thanks

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Mark Mueller
1 year ago

CAHA, here's a thought...let's start having the kids' development a top priority instead of whatever reason you (as an organization) think this is a good idea. Half sheet hockey has no place above mite hockey!

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Jason Boyle
1 year ago

Half Ice Hockey is brutal at the Mite Level. You would be wasting crucial years of development, by making them play half ice.

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Shayna Williams
1 year ago

Kids need to play full ice! Our kids look forward to moving up for 10u. Half ice is less beneficial then most think.

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Palmer Hendricks
1 year ago

Don’t chng 10U to 1/2 ice !

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Scott Rosenbaum
1 year ago

This is insane. I couldn't be more against this.

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Brandon Lorenz
1 year ago

This is not beneficial for 10U players.

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Sergio Koropecky
1 year ago

No

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Jason Valenzuela
1 year ago

No way!

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Boris Gansevich
1 year ago

This age group should understand the proper hockey rules played on the full ice. These kids have speed and need to use it.

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Kimberly Neuberger
1 year ago

CHANGING 10U to 1/2 ice makes absolutely NO sense. Explain the reasoning behind this.

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Justin Rich
1 year ago

This would be a step backward for our 10u kids.