If that's the case, they're down to 7 players from last year's roster. If there isn't a sizeable freshmen class, then say goodnight. It's over.[/QUOTE
it was a tough go even before the latest news, recruits were changing their minds this spring and bailing on the program.
for us newbies, what school is DW?
for us newbies, what school is DW?
As someone else mentioned, this program was done before they ever really got off the ground. The coach talked to girls on our team and they were very unimpressed by him and what he had to say.
I had heard that his recruiting skills needed polishing (although it can't be easy recruiting for a program with 7 skaters) but that he's actually a good coach.
I had heard that his recruiting skills needed polishing (although it can't be easy recruiting for a program with 7 skaters) but that he's actually a good coach.
The one thing you could sell is playing time. "If you come here, and work hard, you'll get all the ice time you've ever wanted. You'll have ice time coming out of your ears."
That's one part where I could never figure out how some teams are chronically under-rostered. That's an easy selling point: come here and YOU WILL PLAY!!
When you've got 8-9 players on the roster, you'd better put first things first. Get the roster size up to a decent size. Then upgrade from there.
As someone else mentioned, this program was done before they ever really got off the ground. The coach talked to girls on our team and they were very unimpressed by him and what he had to say.