Would like to hear opinions voiced on the proposed pilot program for U14 and U19 girls. I'm doubting my daughter's chances of making either Mission or CYA as she is a first year in her bracket, the insane number of talented players trying out, and no ties to either organization. In conversations with others, I have heard of many positive program improvements at both TI and Fury.

It just gives the girls who don't make AAA a place to play. Nothing more. 2nd best.

So -- any rumblings as to who will be fielding these teams? I like the idea of a (potentially) higher level of play for those that are unable to make a AAA team but are good players ........when would these teams be known so that the girls can plan accordingly?

Also -- any idea if a club can field 2 teams? An 'A' and a 'regional' team? Or is this just for clubs that don't have enough members to field a NIHL team?

Heard that CYA and Mission will have really strong teams - TI and Fury less so. If you daughter doesn't make cya or mission and you live near either of the other two - try those. Heard cya really strong at 16 level, mission at 19. Tryouts start this week?
Also heard a few players moving each way - some from Cya to mission, some mission to cya? What's the story, anyone know?

Why would anyone leave the Mission for CYA? We've delt with those dad coaches. No thank you.

Yes, no Dad coaches at Mission, Isnt that right Moneypenny?

No dad coaches. Absolutely correct. But no talent either. Whomever said Mission would be "really strong" obviously has no hockey sense. SMH. What in the hell are they thinking down there?

Obviously your amazing daughter didn't make the team.

Is truly amazing on the ice and off. Regardless of what team she plays for. And since you have no f-ing clue who I am you can't make an educated statement about where she lands. Snap!

I can say comfortably that your daughter will not play in the NHL. Right? Women couldn't hack it in the NHL.

You are absolutely correct. She will not likely ever play in the NHL. Not her goal. So we're all good.

No, we're not all good. It depends, what's her goal?