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    I just noticed USA Hockey updated the active player pool list. What happens to the players that were removed?

    http://www.usahockey.com/uploadedFil...ool%20List.pdf

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    Was Courtney Burke on it before? And now she's not? WOW.

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      Originally posted by Call It View Post
      I just noticed USA Hockey updated the active player pool list. What happens to the players that were removed?

      http://www.usahockey.com/uploadedFil...ool%20List.pdf
      Is it my imagination or does the list seem a lot shorter than in previous versions? This is probably a good thing. Number of somewhat surprising MIAs: Courtney Burke, Amanda Pelkey, Erika Lawler..... Suppose Josephine Pucci is off the list due to her injury.
      Last edited by HockeyEast33; 11-27-2012, 04:21 PM.

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        Originally posted by hkymom12 View Post
        Was Courtney Burke on it before? And now she's not? WOW.
        Burke is good but is young and one for the future. Similar situation with Crossley for Canada - she wasn't invited to the U22 or National Team camps for Canada after a great U18 Worlds last January. She, like Burke, is a '94 and both are having a great start in College. The National teams for both countries are full of 'more mature/experienced' players who are pretty good. These two should have their chance down the road.

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          Truely believe that a '94 birth year player is better than a '97 player! I've never seen this '97 play, but have seen Burke and some of the others mentioned that were left off the list.

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            Originally posted by Stick Boy View Post
            Burke is good but is young and one for the future. Similar situation with Crossley for Canada - she wasn't invited to the U22 or National Team camps for Canada after a great U18 Worlds last January. She, like Burke, is a '94 and both are having a great start in College. The National teams for both countries are full of 'more mature/experienced' players who are pretty good. These two should have their chance down the road.
            Young?! There is a 97 on the list Perhaps her experience on a under 14 team last year will suffice?

            The list does seem shorter. Is this the whole list or just the National Team list and/ or is there is a seperate list for U22 & 18?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Call It View Post
              Young?! There is a 97 on the list Perhaps her experience on a under 14 team last year will suffice?

              The list does seem shorter. Is this the whole list or just the National Team list and/ or is there is a seperate list for U22 & 18?

              It's a big country, game is growing, bigger numbers involved, Big Fish in a smaller pond now and things tighten up when you are talking of the highest team in the country. Sure the 97 date is surprising but she must be good or they wouldn't have her there - have not seem her play.

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                Originally posted by Call It View Post
                Is this the whole list or just the National Team list and/ or is there is a seperate list for U22 & 18?
                Given all of the goalies on it are at least college juniors or older, it is safe to conclude that this does not include everyone in consideration for U18.
                "... And lose, and start again at your beginnings
                And never breathe a word about your loss;" -- Rudyard Kipling

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                  Originally posted by Stick Boy View Post
                  It's a big country, game is growing, bigger numbers involved, Big Fish in a smaller pond now and things tighten up when you are talking of the highest team in the country. Sure the 97 date is surprising but she must be good or they wouldn't have her there - have not seem her play.
                  There is often one younger player on these national team lists taht are put there for encouragement and they are usually very good (Amanda Pelkey, Kendall Coyne, and Alex Carpenter were pretty young when they started showing up on national team lists as an example). That being the case, I would suggest that the 97 is probably very good and also someone that the Harvard coach wants on her college team so she put her on the list. Doesn't mean that she will get picked for the team.

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