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Let Ty Play

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Of course he should be able to play!

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Colin Butler
10 years ago

Ty is a great kid and deserves all the best. That includes being able to finish his high school season at Eau Claire Memorial after returning from the Youth Olympics.

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Josh Ciocco
10 years ago

Ridiculous policy. Use common sense here!

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Jon Mann
10 years ago

Let him play!!

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Royle Schmidt
10 years ago

Ty should not be penalized for representing his country. Make him eligible to return!

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Laura Siclovan
10 years ago

Let Ty PLAY!

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Susan Falch
10 years ago

Let this young man play.

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Michelle Reager
10 years ago

Please let the boy play both!!! He EARNED it

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Cody Osborn
10 years ago

Gotta let the kid capture his dream

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Cody Osborn
10 years ago

Gotta let the kid capture his dream

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Anonymous
10 years ago

There should be exceptions for opportunities such as playing in the Olympics. This is an opportunity that the WIAA should encourage and embrace.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

he should be able to play for both

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Dennis Bunk
10 years ago

Don't deny someone the right to play for their country

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Anonymous
10 years ago

You should be proud of him, not restrict his passion for the game!

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Larry Moran
10 years ago

Let the kid play and represent Wisconsin. Hopefully see him in the OHL next year

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Greg St. Arnault
10 years ago

This should not be a "choose one or the other" situation. Don't penalize a kid for earning opportunities through hours upon hours of hard work. Go Abes! Congrats on the USA invite!

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Nikki Moore
10 years ago

Ty is a talented player. It should always be an honor to play for your country and not be punished for doing so. Ty deserves to go back and play for his high school. The WIAA needs to educate themselves better with regard to hockey and the advantages for these talented players to play for Team USA. The hockey community has your back Ty! LET HIM PLAY!

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Ernest Aldama
10 years ago

Why penalize a kid pursuing his dreams. It isn't like he is shrugging off his responsibility to the team to go play pond hockey. This is the OLYMPICS.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Clearly, the rules are designed to prevent teams from loading their rosters with AAA and Junior kids for the playoffs, but this isn't the case. Ty was a member of the team before the opportunity to represent his country in international competition, and he should be allowed to return.

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A.J. Toews
10 years ago

I scout for Washington. Seen Ty play. Hope this works out. Seems like bureaucratic silliness.