I have been playing hockey my entire life and I have been apart of both Junior hockey and currently high school hockey. Being able to play for both would not only increase the talent level in high school hockey, but it would also give an opportunity for players to improve their skills while being able to experience the thrill of playing in front of your friends and family in a friendly school to school manner.
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Dean Stiles
11 years ago
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This rule makes no sense. No reason for CT to be one of 2 states nationwide that have this restriction.
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jason nussbaum
11 years ago
No reason to prevent kids from playing the sport they love.
this would also allow kids whose families don't have the resources to play more competitively.
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Ray Pompano
11 years ago
CT is so far behind other states in many areas. This is just one of them. Parochial Schools should play a separate state tournament and coaches should be allowed to coach in off season.
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Tracy Leahy
11 years ago
Allow high school aged players to play both club and their high school hockey.
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Alicia Giaimo
11 years ago
This is a no brainer. Support the improvement don't put up roadblocks.
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Kyle Jennings
11 years ago
These kids deserve it
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Mike Pomichter
11 years ago
This is why we don't beat the other states. Ct always a step behind!!!
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Stephan Turcotte
11 years ago
Let them play!
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Steven Ribushofski
11 years ago
At the very least allow JV players (Freshman and Sophmores) to play youth and HS
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Eric Ferraris
11 years ago
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Once again CT is at a disadvantage because of legislation that prohibits growth. It is essential for young players to gain as much exposure as possible while growing up in CT and playing high school hockey. Ultimately you will pick up the overall level of play at the high school level.
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Stephen McDonough
11 years ago
Great idea! Why should a player have to miss out on the HS hockey experience to play in juniors? HS hockey is losing the battle to the year round organizations!
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John Shaker
11 years ago
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Allowing High School kids to get more ice time with club and travel teams that choose to, helps them improve their hockey games enabling them to play at a higher level in both High School and College.
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John Gasidlo
11 years ago
I still play hockey at age 67. Teenage boys need as much training as possible and should be exposed to more than just high school hockey games.
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Andrew Bella
11 years ago
Stupid rule -
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Nancy Rupp
11 years ago
these athletes should have the right to play for private and school leagues. Its ime to lift this ridiculous rule.
I have been playing hockey my entire life and I have been apart of both Junior hockey and currently high school hockey. Being able to play for both would not only increase the talent level in high school hockey, but it would also give an opportunity for players to improve their skills while being able to experience the thrill of playing in front of your friends and family in a friendly school to school manner.
This rule makes no sense. No reason for CT to be one of 2 states nationwide that have this restriction.
No reason to prevent kids from playing the sport they love.
great idea. Such a stupid rule.
finally!!!!!
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this would also allow kids whose families don't have the resources to play more competitively.
CT is so far behind other states in many areas. This is just one of them. Parochial Schools should play a separate state tournament and coaches should be allowed to coach in off season.
Allow high school aged players to play both club and their high school hockey.
This is a no brainer. Support the improvement don't put up roadblocks.
These kids deserve it
This is why we don't beat the other states. Ct always a step behind!!!
Let them play!
At the very least allow JV players (Freshman and Sophmores) to play youth and HS
Once again CT is at a disadvantage because of legislation that prohibits growth. It is essential for young players to gain as much exposure as possible while growing up in CT and playing high school hockey. Ultimately you will pick up the overall level of play at the high school level.
Great idea! Why should a player have to miss out on the HS hockey experience to play in juniors? HS hockey is losing the battle to the year round organizations!
Allowing High School kids to get more ice time with club and travel teams that choose to, helps them improve their hockey games enabling them to play at a higher level in both High School and College.
I still play hockey at age 67. Teenage boys need as much training as possible and should be exposed to more than just high school hockey games.
Stupid rule -
these athletes should have the right to play for private and school leagues. Its ime to lift this ridiculous rule.