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California - The State of (Pro) Hockey - does that impact College hockey out west?
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Re: California - The State of (Pro) Hockey - does that impact College hockey out west
tArrogance at its finest.
Its less we're here to debate Cali's status and more we like to discuss Minnesota hockey.
tArrogance at its finest.
Alaska Hockey
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Its less we're here to debate Cali's status and more we like to discuss Minnesota hockey.
Who's in jail this week in minnesota?
Re: California - The State of (Pro) Hockey - does that impact College hockey out west
I understand that it might be 6th highest but thats out of around 7 million kids that could play. Thats nothing
I understand that it might be 6th highest but thats out of around 7 million kids that could play. Thats nothing
Re: California - The State of (Pro) Hockey - does that impact College hockey out west
The nearest year round rink from my house is over 3 hours away. That is the problem which northeastern was getting at. You have to have more year round hockey or you will lose kids out to basketball, baseball, football, soccer, and even lacrosse. I think there is so much potential but it will be a steep slope for the near future
The nearest year round rink from my house is over 3 hours away. That is the problem which northeastern was getting at. You have to have more year round hockey or you will lose kids out to basketball, baseball, football, soccer, and even lacrosse. I think there is so much potential but it will be a steep slope for the near future