This is ludicrous, let them play, someone in gthl has other motives im sure
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Liam Mcquade
1 year ago
Let us play
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Grace DVis
1 year ago
VERY IMPORTANT!!!!!!!
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Лера
1 year ago
Kids should not be affected by this mistake
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Chris Nicolaides
1 year ago
The days of the world being reasonable need to return. This penalty is completely unreasonable.
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Katie Brown
1 year ago
Mistakes will always happen. The way you respond to them is the thing that matters. Let these kids play. Do not punish them on a technicality. Let the best players play.
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M Connor
1 year ago
Oh, bravo, GTHL! What a masterstroke of justice you've delivered by punishing a group of 16-year-old hockey players for a paperwork blunder they had absolutely no hand in. Truly, nothing teaches young athletes about fairness and integrity quite like stripping them of 14 hard-earned victories because an adult didn't dot an 'i' or cross a 't'. And let's not overlook the brilliance of your logic: acknowledging that the players and parents "had no responsibility" in this clerical catastrophe, yet deciding they "must pay the price." It's a bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see if it pays off. In a world where accountability is key, it's refreshing to see an organization hold innocent parties accountable for others' mistakes. After all, what better way to prepare these young athletes for the real world than by showing them that bureaucracy trumps merit, and that their dedication and sportsmanship can be nullified by someone else's oversight? So here's to you, GTHL, for redefining fairness and setting a new standard in youth sports administration. The future looks bright with such exemplary leadership at the helm.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Let the kids play! They deserve to be in the playoffs! They have trained and worked hard to be where they are in the standings. This is r not fair to the kids!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
So here's to you, GTHL, for redefining fairness and setting a new standard in youth sports administration. The future looks bright with such exemplary leadership at the helm.
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Linda Sullivan
1 year ago
This is bureaucracy at its worst. Punishing kids for an error that didn’t affect the outcome of any games. The adults in the GTHL should be ashamed.
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Glenn Davis
1 year ago
This is important!
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Vincent Bertucci
1 year ago
Absolutely ridiculous they would be penalized so severely for such a minor oversight.
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Jonathan S
1 year ago
The G is wrong way too many times for way to many things. I am happy to help you stand up to them for this insane outcome.
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Robert Gladstone
1 year ago
I find the punishment being handed out extremely unfair
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Robert Balassone
1 year ago
Give there wins back,
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Lisa DInnocenzo
1 year ago
Stop hurting kids and instead start making your league more equitable and fair.
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Edyta Kolenda
1 year ago
Let them play
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Pam de Perio
1 year ago
The decision is abhorrent over a clerical error the administrator has admitted to & tried to rectify
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Uphold the penalty
1 year ago
Any coach or manager for a G team knows this rule and reviews the game sheet on an ipad before each game. This is not a paperwork error. Uphold the penalty!
This very unfair, let the kids play!!
This is ludicrous, let them play, someone in gthl has other motives im sure
Let us play
VERY IMPORTANT!!!!!!!
Kids should not be affected by this mistake
The days of the world being reasonable need to return. This penalty is completely unreasonable.
Mistakes will always happen. The way you respond to them is the thing that matters. Let these kids play. Do not punish them on a technicality. Let the best players play.
Oh, bravo, GTHL! What a masterstroke of justice you've delivered by punishing a group of 16-year-old hockey players for a paperwork blunder they had absolutely no hand in. Truly, nothing teaches young athletes about fairness and integrity quite like stripping them of 14 hard-earned victories because an adult didn't dot an 'i' or cross a 't'. And let's not overlook the brilliance of your logic: acknowledging that the players and parents "had no responsibility" in this clerical catastrophe, yet deciding they "must pay the price." It's a bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see if it pays off. In a world where accountability is key, it's refreshing to see an organization hold innocent parties accountable for others' mistakes. After all, what better way to prepare these young athletes for the real world than by showing them that bureaucracy trumps merit, and that their dedication and sportsmanship can be nullified by someone else's oversight? So here's to you, GTHL, for redefining fairness and setting a new standard in youth sports administration. The future looks bright with such exemplary leadership at the helm.
Let the kids play! They deserve to be in the playoffs! They have trained and worked hard to be where they are in the standings. This is r not fair to the kids!
So here's to you, GTHL, for redefining fairness and setting a new standard in youth sports administration. The future looks bright with such exemplary leadership at the helm.
This is bureaucracy at its worst. Punishing kids for an error that didn’t affect the outcome of any games. The adults in the GTHL should be ashamed.
This is important!
Absolutely ridiculous they would be penalized so severely for such a minor oversight.
The G is wrong way too many times for way to many things. I am happy to help you stand up to them for this insane outcome.
I find the punishment being handed out extremely unfair
Give there wins back,
Stop hurting kids and instead start making your league more equitable and fair.
Let them play
The decision is abhorrent over a clerical error the administrator has admitted to & tried to rectify
Any coach or manager for a G team knows this rule and reviews the game sheet on an ipad before each game. This is not a paperwork error. Uphold the penalty!