norm1909
Larry Normandin
Re: Castleton
Well, since that was your first post, I can't see how you could have written an earlier one on this forum.
Unless you are also known as "1985" - there was this 2 post thread from Dec. 2010.
im new to this and im just trying to find the thread i wrote in earlier and i cant seem to find it. just wondering what im doing that i cant find it? it was the other castleton thread called castleton spartans.
Well, since that was your first post, I can't see how you could have written an earlier one on this forum.
Unless you are also known as "1985" - there was this 2 post thread from Dec. 2010.
1985: It's good to see Castleton actually playing hockey as opposed to what we had to play in years past(those who were there know eh? Spartan 5) If we had been allowed to play hockey we may have had some good teams, but don't get too high on this cause it won't take long for ATodd to mess it up, there is a reason only 2 Seniors left out of 5 that started, 4 Jr.s left out of 8, and 6 Soph out of 11....it can't be all players fault! There are 12 non Freshman players that should be in the lineup every night but look to see some of them start sitting, enjoy it while you can but don't think it will last long
BUhockey24: Division 3 college hockey has an incredible amount of turnover and for very good reason. First, these kids are not on scholarship and have no obligation to play the game. Second, the hockey season overlaps 2 Holiday vacations, Thanksgiving and Christmas, and if your teams makes the NCAA's you may lose Spring Break as well. Also, given the fact that you are not on scholarship and there is almost no future in playing hockey once you are in D3, there is far less incentive to work out, bust your butt and make the line up. Many players who are boarder line dress list quit because it is not worth it to work so hard and not even play. This might be going on at Castleton, and I am not saying it has nothing to do with the Coach because that is a factor as well, but it happens across the country to DIII schools. I go to Conn College and there are many players here that have quit, very similar numbers to the ones you hae showed for Castleton but its all on an individual basis and you cannot say it is because of a coach. It usually factors around playing time, success of the team and that players personal situation either academically, socially, etc.
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