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GTHL Let Them Play

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Alexandra tyhuis
1 year ago

A 14 game suspension for an admin error is not fair process. These boys will forever be impacted by this decision. Compassion and empathy need to be in your playbook! Shame on you folks!

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Robert Zurkuhl
1 year ago

People running the show need to GO!!!

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Roy Harris
1 year ago

The GTHA is wrong! Especially responding to an appeal with a 14 game assigned loss.

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John Conrad
1 year ago

Let Them Play!

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Ana
1 year ago

Don’t punish the players for a mistake they didn’t make

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Sarah Loseth
1 year ago

Don’t penalize these players!!! This administrative error is not the responsibility of the players, and they should not suffer the consequences of an adult’s missteps.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Let them play.

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Patti Kastanias
1 year ago

Shame on you! Let the kids play . An admin error is an adult error. Act like adults.

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Steve lazaris
1 year ago

Do the right thing…

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Anne Wentzel
1 year ago

Let’s help the team

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Matthew Griffiths
1 year ago

Let the boys play - don't hold them responsible for paperwork. Please use common sense.

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Rene Prospero
1 year ago

Let them play

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Cindy Weber
1 year ago

Do the right thing! Dont punish the kids…let them play

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Danny Kelly
1 year ago

Right this wrong. Give these boys their season back, don't be d-bags!

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Christina Yu
1 year ago

An administrative issue should not penalize the kids!

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Patrick Foley
1 year ago

Let them play

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Helene Bengert
1 year ago

Disgraceful what is happening to the Mississauga Rattlers hockey team! Please resolve this!! 14 game suspension, that's crazy :-(

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Shannon L Bell
1 year ago

Hockey is About the Kids!

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Magdalena Bird
1 year ago Featured

They submitted the credentials, he’s been a trainer for 5 years with the required credentials, a registration error giving an incomplete title (missing “at large”) does not justify kids being punished by taking away their earned wins.

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Beth Borschiov
1 year ago

Usually I think teen hockey leagues are not on my radar. But unless one of these trainers jumped onto the ice and started playing the U16 won those games. A trainer can significantly help but the players have to be paying attention and know how to perform the actual tasks. This seems like an issue with the league's paperwork tools, and the league's follow up times. Had there been a complaint after a second or third game they needed to follow-up at that time. These leagues are prominently parent run which therefore means very peacemeal knowledge. Make it easier and have better systems to fill out the paperwork, don't punish the kids for two groups of adult's mistake.