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D-III Skills Competition???
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PrezdeJohnson09
Proud supporter of Osmirwich hockey
Re: D-III Skills Competition???
No skill competition for D-III. Some D-III players are usually chosen to represent their respective regions though in the Skills Competition at the D-I Frozen Four (both men and women).
Often times, the D-III players have held their own to from what I've heard and seen.
Just some of my thoughts from the few teams I've actually seen this year.
1. Best goaltender- Casey Tuttle, Elmira
2. Accuracy- Dylan Clarke, Plattsburgh
3. Hardest shot- Not sure....Tyler Lyon?? Joe Hall...Oswego
4. Best stickhandler- Eric Satim, Plattsburgh
5. Fastest skater- hands down Oswego's Neil Musselwhite
You can see how many teams I've seen this year obviously...
No skill competition for D-III. Some D-III players are usually chosen to represent their respective regions though in the Skills Competition at the D-I Frozen Four (both men and women).
Often times, the D-III players have held their own to from what I've heard and seen.
Just some of my thoughts from the few teams I've actually seen this year.
1. Best goaltender- Casey Tuttle, Elmira
2. Accuracy- Dylan Clarke, Plattsburgh
3. Hardest shot- Not sure....Tyler Lyon?? Joe Hall...Oswego
4. Best stickhandler- Eric Satim, Plattsburgh
5. Fastest skater- hands down Oswego's Neil Musselwhite
You can see how many teams I've seen this year obviously...
LoudHorns31
Rail #59
Re: D-III Skills Competition???
does anyone know why they don't do a DIII specific skills comp??? I think it would be a great thing to see on championship weekend... just adds to the atmosphere and the fun for the fans in attendance.
does anyone know why they don't do a DIII specific skills comp??? I think it would be a great thing to see on championship weekend... just adds to the atmosphere and the fun for the fans in attendance.
norm1909
Larry Normandin
Re: D-III Skills Competition???
In the topic of "Finals", the link below list all the NCAA trademarks, including noting which have "Exclusive Use". What a joke the NCAA is
NCAA Trademarks
In the topic of "Finals", the link below list all the NCAA trademarks, including noting which have "Exclusive Use". What a joke the NCAA is
NCAA Trademarks
Re: D-III Skills Competition???
Isn't YES, the Yankees TV network? Why does the NCAA own that one? Can they sue the Yankees (not a bad idea, but not I'm not a Red Sox fan, either - some people do follow neither of those two)
In the topic of "Finals", the link below list all the NCAA trademarks, including noting which have "Exclusive Use". What a joke the NCAA is
NCAA Trademarks
Isn't YES, the Yankees TV network? Why does the NCAA own that one? Can they sue the Yankees (not a bad idea, but not I'm not a Red Sox fan, either - some people do follow neither of those two)
Re: D-III Skills Competition???
At the DI final weekend, not only are the attendees present, but they are also put up in the NCAA hotel.
Cost.
At the DI final weekend, not only are the attendees present, but they are also put up in the NCAA hotel.
Re: D-III Skills Competition???
I'm curious to know who on Oswego has the hardest shot. Prez, you have access to the team members it seems, could you solicit the goaltenders on Oswego to get their opinion? I've heard Mather has a cannon.
No skill competition for D-III. Some D-III players are usually chosen to represent their respective regions though in the Skills Competition at the D-I Frozen Four (both men and women).
Often times, the D-III players have held their own to from what I've heard and seen.
Just some of my thoughts from the few teams I've actually seen this year.
1. Best goaltender- Casey Tuttle, Elmira
2. Accuracy- Dylan Clarke, Plattsburgh
3. Hardest shot- Not sure....Tyler Lyon?? Joe Hall...Oswego
4. Best stickhandler- Eric Satim, Plattsburgh
5. Fastest skater- hands down Oswego's Neil Musselwhite
You can see how many teams I've seen this year obviously...
I'm curious to know who on Oswego has the hardest shot. Prez, you have access to the team members it seems, could you solicit the goaltenders on Oswego to get their opinion? I've heard Mather has a cannon.
Matthew Webb
Whiner.
Re: D-III Skills Competition???
Does this mean I have to rip the key off my keyboard? If so, what do I do with it? Burn it? Eat it?
As to why there is no DIII skills competition, easy: The NCAA is too cheap to properly seed the national tournament itself. Considering that, don't expect them to spend any on something like a skills competition.
NCAA and its awesomeness said:
Does this mean I have to rip the key off my keyboard? If so, what do I do with it? Burn it? Eat it?
As to why there is no DIII skills competition, easy: The NCAA is too cheap to properly seed the national tournament itself. Considering that, don't expect them to spend any on something like a skills competition.
norm1909
Larry Normandin
Re: D-III Skills Competition???
Now you mention it, {ALT}{F4} does bring things to an end
Now you mention it, {ALT}{F4} does bring things to an end
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