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03 and 04 Draft this week. Any surprises?
The surprise is that you even know about it
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The surprise is that you even know about it
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03 and 04 Draft this week. Any surprises?
OP must have forgotten only D1 dads on this board
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OP must have forgotten only D1 dads on this board
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OP must have forgotten only D1 dads on this board
Look at last years group of Draft picks, all top tier kids who will most likely NEVER end up in NCDC. Its more of a wish list for these teams knowing they might get 1 or 2 in years to come. By the way, they don't take kids who are currently in the USPHL..lol
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OP must have forgotten only D1 dads on this board
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OP must have forgotten only D1 dads on this board
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OP must have forgotten only D1 dads on this board
Kind of like the 'Lil' Super Star' (LM) playing for BC?
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OP must have forgotten only D1 dads on this board
Any time anyone from NCDC gets a D1 spot it's always the same response. There's always some kind of shade being thrown.
How about it's a good option for some players that's only going to get better?
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OP must have forgotten only D1 dads on this board
Any time anyone from NCDC gets a D1 spot it's always the same response. There's always some kind of shade being thrown.
How about it's a good option for some players that's only going to get better?
Most all of these kids go NCDC to NAHL, BCHL or USHL, then to D1. It’s a great local Tier 3 Jr feeder league.
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Most all of these kids go NCDC to NAHL, BCHL or USHL, then to D1. It’s a great local Tier 3 Jr feeder league.
Good luck to all the 03's interested in NCDC tomorrow.
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Good luck to all the 03's interested in NCDC tomorrow.
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Good luck to all the 03\'s interested in NCDC tomorrow.
Did they move it? I thought it was in the spring?
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Did they move it? I thought it was in the spring?
The draft, to be held by conference call among the 13 NCDC teams for 2019-20, will allow for teams to select players for future seasons beyond 2019-20, with birth years 2003 and 2004.
Players of these birth years are eligible unless they are currently a USPHL organizational asset of another NCDC team.
The Futures Draft will be six rounds, with the first-year Twin City Thunder (of Auburn, Maine) drafting first overall.
Tenders with 2003 and 2004 that were made before the Futures Draft count as a draft pick, with a limit of two tenders of these birth-year players per team.
The alphabetical results of the Futures Draft will be released on Thursday, Jan. 31, at USPHL.com/ncdc.
Serious guys?
Hockey rink and org owners claiming the “ rights” to players. Grow up
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Did they move it? I thought it was in the spring?
The draft, to be held by conference call among the 13 NCDC teams for 2019-20, will allow for teams to select players for future seasons beyond 2019-20, with birth years 2003 and 2004.
Players of these birth years are eligible unless they are currently a USPHL organizational asset of another NCDC team.
The Futures Draft will be six rounds, with the first-year Twin City Thunder (of Auburn, Maine) drafting first overall.
Tenders with 2003 and 2004 that were made before the Futures Draft count as a draft pick, with a limit of two tenders of these birth-year players per team.
The alphabetical results of the Futures Draft will be released on Thursday, Jan. 31, at USPHL.com/ncdc.
After months and months of scouting with our first pick in the NCDC futures draft, we select some kid who will never play for us, but we own his rights!
The funny thing is, the kids of probably 95% of the parents making negative comments have no shot of ever playing NCDC, let along Tier I or II Juniors. A good chunk of the 95% probably have no clue about higher level Juniors and just wandered into the thread.
For the 5% with kids already playing Tier I or II Juniors, or that are close enough that they are legitimately targeting those levels, they should know the margins are absolutely razor thin, and that an additional opportunity to play tuition free hockey is in no way a bad thing. They're just negative by nature, I suppose. Otr are just arrogant pr!cks looking down on the unwashed.
The only people with any beef are the parents of the 95% playing youth, Midgets or Tier III in a program with an NCDC team, because they're paying the freight. If that's the issue, just come out and say it. Your kid's future after HS isn't bright, NCDC offers no benefit since he'll never be good enough to play there, and you don't like the hit to your wallet.
We're getting close, we'll see what happens this summer, and don't get me wrong - I absolutely would choose NAHL or Junior A over NCDC. But, I would choose NCDC over EHL, which I consider the best U.S. Tier III hockey (better than Premier).
Let's call it Tier II(A). Still really good hockey, and an achievement for the 95%.
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The funny thing is, the kids of probably 95% of the parents making negative comments have no shot of ever playing NCDC, let along Tier I or II Juniors. A good chunk of the 95% probably have no clue about higher level Juniors and just wandered into the thread.
For the 5% with kids already playing Tier I or II Juniors, or that are close enough that they are legitimately targeting those levels, they should know the margins are absolutely razor thin, and that an additional opportunity to play tuition free hockey is in no way a bad thing. They're just negative by nature, I suppose. Otr are just arrogant pr!cks looking down on the unwashed.
The only people with any beef are the parents of the 95% playing youth, Midgets or Tier III in a program with an NCDC team, because they're paying the freight. If that's the issue, just come out and say it. Your kid's future after HS isn't bright, NCDC offers no benefit since he'll never be good enough to play there, and you don't like the hit to your wallet.
We're getting close, we'll see what happens this summer, and don't get me wrong - I absolutely would choose NAHL or Junior A over NCDC. But, I would choose NCDC over EHL, which I consider the best U.S. Tier III hockey (better than Premier).
Let's call it Tier II(A). Still really good hockey, and an achievement for the 95%.
For the 5% with kids already playing Tier I or II Juniors, or that are close enough that they are legitimately targeting those levels, they should know the margins are absolutely razor thin, and that an additional opportunity to play tuition free hockey is in no way a bad thing. They're just negative by nature, I suppose. Otr are just arrogant pr!cks looking down on the unwashed.
The only people with any beef are the parents of the 95% playing youth, Midgets or Tier III in a program with an NCDC team, because they're paying the freight. If that's the issue, just come out and say it. Your kid's future after HS isn't bright, NCDC offers no benefit since he'll never be good enough to play there, and you don't like the hit to your wallet.
We're getting close, we'll see what happens this summer, and don't get me wrong - I absolutely would choose NAHL or Junior A over NCDC. But, I would choose NCDC over EHL, which I consider the best U.S. Tier III hockey (better than Premier).
Let's call it Tier II(A). Still really good hockey, and an achievement for the 95%.
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The funny thing is, the kids of probably 95% of the parents making negative comments have no shot of ever playing NCDC, let along Tier I or II Juniors. A good chunk of the 95% probably have no clue about higher level Juniors and just wandered into the thread.
For the 5% with kids already playing Tier I or II Juniors, or that are close enough that they are legitimately targeting those levels, they should know the margins are absolutely razor thin, and that an additional opportunity to play tuition free hockey is in no way a bad thing. They\'re just negative by nature, I suppose. Otr are just arrogant pr!cks looking down on the unwashed.
The only people with any beef are the parents of the 95% playing youth, Midgets or Tier III in a program with an NCDC team, because they\'re paying the freight. If that\'s the issue, just come out and say it. Your kid\'s future after HS isn\'t bright, NCDC offers no benefit since he\'ll never be good enough to play there, and you don\'t like the hit to your wallet.
We\'re getting close, we\'ll see what happens this summer, and don\'t get me wrong - I absolutely would choose NAHL or Junior A over NCDC. But, I would choose NCDC over EHL, which I consider the best U.S. Tier III hockey (better than Premier).
Let\'s call it Tier II(A). Still really good hockey, and an achievement for the 95%.
For the 5% with kids already playing Tier I or II Juniors, or that are close enough that they are legitimately targeting those levels, they should know the margins are absolutely razor thin, and that an additional opportunity to play tuition free hockey is in no way a bad thing. They\'re just negative by nature, I suppose. Otr are just arrogant pr!cks looking down on the unwashed.
The only people with any beef are the parents of the 95% playing youth, Midgets or Tier III in a program with an NCDC team, because they\'re paying the freight. If that\'s the issue, just come out and say it. Your kid\'s future after HS isn\'t bright, NCDC offers no benefit since he\'ll never be good enough to play there, and you don\'t like the hit to your wallet.
We\'re getting close, we\'ll see what happens this summer, and don\'t get me wrong - I absolutely would choose NAHL or Junior A over NCDC. But, I would choose NCDC over EHL, which I consider the best U.S. Tier III hockey (better than Premier).
Let\'s call it Tier II(A). Still really good hockey, and an achievement for the 95%.
still no call..that cant be good
https://www.usphl.com/news_article/show/990793
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https://www.usphl.com/news_article/show/990793
SSK lost it
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https://www.usphl.com/news_article/show/990793
SSK lost it
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The funny thing is, the kids of probably 95% of the parents making negative comments have no shot of ever playing NCDC, let along Tier I or II Juniors. A good chunk of the 95% probably have no clue about higher level Juniors and just wandered into the thread.
For the 5% with kids already playing Tier I or II Juniors, or that are close enough that they are legitimately targeting those levels, they should know the margins are absolutely razor thin, and that an additional opportunity to play tuition free hockey is in no way a bad thing. They're just negative by nature, I suppose. Otr are just arrogant pr!cks looking down on the unwashed.
The only people with any beef are the parents of the 95% playing youth, Midgets or Tier III in a program with an NCDC team, because they're paying the freight. If that's the issue, just come out and say it. Your kid's future after HS isn't bright, NCDC offers no benefit since he'll never be good enough to play there, and you don't like the hit to your wallet.
We're getting close, we'll see what happens this summer, and don't get me wrong - I absolutely would choose NAHL or Junior A over NCDC. But, I would choose NCDC over EHL, which I consider the best U.S. Tier III hockey (better than Premier).
Let's call it Tier II(A). Still really good hockey, and an achievement for the 95%.
For the 5% with kids already playing Tier I or II Juniors, or that are close enough that they are legitimately targeting those levels, they should know the margins are absolutely razor thin, and that an additional opportunity to play tuition free hockey is in no way a bad thing. They're just negative by nature, I suppose. Otr are just arrogant pr!cks looking down on the unwashed.
The only people with any beef are the parents of the 95% playing youth, Midgets or Tier III in a program with an NCDC team, because they're paying the freight. If that's the issue, just come out and say it. Your kid's future after HS isn't bright, NCDC offers no benefit since he'll never be good enough to play there, and you don't like the hit to your wallet.
We're getting close, we'll see what happens this summer, and don't get me wrong - I absolutely would choose NAHL or Junior A over NCDC. But, I would choose NCDC over EHL, which I consider the best U.S. Tier III hockey (better than Premier).
Let's call it Tier II(A). Still really good hockey, and an achievement for the 95%.
So who is going where???
Nothing will be posted until tonight. Lots of 03 Prep players drafted
Nice....waiting for the call!
Wait. We were supposed to get a call? ****, looks like another year of tier 2 U16.
I count 11 teams....are they adding 2 more? And what is this, the free section of the USPHL?
Islanders Hockey Club
Jersey Hitmen
Junior Bruins
Connecticut Junior Rangers
Syracuse Stars
South Shore Kings
Northern Cyclones
Rochester Monarchs
New Jersey Rockets
P.A.L. Junior Islanders
Boston Bandits
NH Jr Monarchs joined this season and the Twin City Thunder will start play next season.
So it goes NCDC, USPHL Premier, USPHL Elite? And NCDC is the free league and the other two the players pay-to-play?
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So it goes NCDC, USPHL Premier, USPHL Elite? And NCDC is the free league and the other two the players pay-to-play?
Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
Public HS kids?
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Public HS kids?
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Public HS kids?
Congratulations to the kids that got drafted, kinda cool to see names I know.
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Public HS kids?
Congratulations to the kids that got drafted, kinda cool to see names I know.
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Public HS kids?
Congratulations to the kids that got drafted, kinda cool to see names I know.
Junior drafts don't matter. NCDC, NAHL, USHL, CHL, CCHL Bantam, etc etc. Being draft doesn't mean you'll ever play for that team, even if you WANT to.
All being drafted or tendered by a Junior team gets you is an invite to the Main Camp, with 59 to 99 other players. The same invite you can get for your kid if you know how to ask. Sure, if your kid decides to go - many don't - he goes in being a known player and get a longer look. A good Advisor can do the same thing for your kid.
If you can differentiate yourself, even a little, (and that's a big ifs) you will make the final cut-down camp of 40. From there, as many drafted/tendered players are cut as non-drafted players.
Then, even if you make the team, it's no guarantee you'll play. Or even stick. Look at the rosters. 45 players cycle through, 30 on the active roster, 20 skate each game. If they can replace you with what they regard as a better player - - See Ya!
Juniors is a tough gig. If your kid is 13/14/15, educate yourself before you consider taking the plunge.
Then - congrats! He makes the team! Now let's talk about billet family experiences...
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Public HS kids?
Congratulations to the kids that got drafted, kinda cool to see names I know.
Junior drafts don't matter. NCDC, NAHL, USHL, CHL, CCHL Bantam, etc etc. Being draft doesn't mean you'll ever play for that team, even if you WANT to.
All being drafted or tendered by a Junior team gets you is an invite to the Main Camp, with 59 to 99 other players. The same invite you can get for your kid if you know how to ask. Sure, if your kid decides to go - many don't - he goes in being a known player and get a longer look. A good Advisor can do the same thing for your kid.
If you can differentiate yourself, even a little, (and that's a big ifs) you will make the final cut-down camp of 40. From there, as many drafted/tendered players are cut as non-drafted players.
Then, even if you make the team, it's no guarantee you'll play. Or even stick. Look at the rosters. 45 players cycle through, 30 on the active roster, 20 skate each game. If they can replace you with what they regard as a better player - - See Ya!
Juniors is a tough gig. If your kid is 13/14/15, educate yourself before you consider taking the plunge.
Then - congrats! He makes the team! Now let's talk about billet family experiences...
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Public HS kids?
Congratulations to the kids that got drafted, kinda cool to see names I know.
Junior drafts don\'t matter. NCDC, NAHL, USHL, CHL, CCHL Bantam, etc etc. Being draft doesn\'t mean you\'ll ever play for that team, even if you WANT to.
All being drafted or tendered by a Junior team gets you is an invite to the Main Camp, with 59 to 99 other players. The same invite you can get for your kid if you know how to ask. Sure, if your kid decides to go - many don\'t - he goes in being a known player and get a longer look. A good Advisor can do the same thing for your kid.
If you can differentiate yourself, even a little, (and that\'s a big ifs) you will make the final cut-down camp of 40. From there, as many drafted/tendered players are cut as non-drafted players.
Then, even if you make the team, it\'s no guarantee you\'ll play. Or even stick. Look at the rosters. 45 players cycle through, 30 on the active roster, 20 skate each game. If they can replace you with what they regard as a better player - - See Ya!
Juniors is a tough gig. If your kid is 13/14/15, educate yourself before you consider taking the plunge.
Then - congrats! He makes the team! Now let\'s talk about billet family experiences...
As I said, you get a longer look. Doesn't mean you'll make the team. And making the team doesn't mean you'll play. And for the context of this thread, that's what people need to know.
Teammate of my oldest was drafted by a USHL team, top 100, at 15. "Made" the team. Suited up for 53 games, played a few shifts a game. 0-2-2, -12, 75 PIM (and he wasn't a goon). Came back home, played for the Jr. Bruins. Now he's with the Generals (bet you can guess where he played before Juniors).
Juniors is super competitive. Being drafted means very, very little.
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Public HS kids?
Congratulations to the kids that got drafted, kinda cool to see names I know.
As I said, I love numbers and trends and it will be interesting to watch over the next few years.
To everyone that knows much more than I, here is a question. If a U-16 player is already part of an organization, does that automatically make them the property of that org for their NCDC rights? I'm asking because I noticed that neither the BJB or Northern Cyclones drafted any players from their own teams so I'm assuming it must. (I could probably Google and find the answer myself but I'm being lazy.)
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Public HS kids?
We have an 05 and are trying to understand what this draft means. So these teams now own the rights to these players?
Can these players continue playing in the organization they are in or do they need to leave next year? What about the kids at schools?
Do many of these kids have agents that reach out to these teams on their behalf or are these teams scouting?
Sorry for all the questions just trying to understand this particular process.
Correct, the team now owns your child. You must ask their permission for anything involving your son. Did you ask permission to write this question? I know, I know, it’s not all about the hockey 🤣😩👌🏿👌🏿
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Correct, the team now owns your child. You must ask their permission for anything involving your son. Did you ask permission to write this question? I know, I know, it’s not all about the hockey 🤣😩👌🏿👌🏿
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Correct, the team now owns your child. You must ask their permission for anything involving your son. Did you ask permission to write this question? I know, I know, it’s not all about the hockey 🤣😩👌🏿👌🏿
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We have an 05 and are trying to understand what this draft means. So these teams now own the rights to these players?
Can these players continue playing in the organization they are in or do they need to leave next year? What about the kids at schools?
Do many of these kids have agents that reach out to these teams on their behalf or are these teams scouting?
Sorry for all the questions just trying to understand this particular process.
Can these players continue playing in the organization they are in or do they need to leave next year? What about the kids at schools?
Do many of these kids have agents that reach out to these teams on their behalf or are these teams scouting?
Sorry for all the questions just trying to understand this particular process.
You better move to Canada
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
If you prefer facts, go to Elite Prospects and look up the roster. Jr. Bruins have a dozen kids that either played Prep and graduated, could easily have played Prep and chose not to, or could be playing Prep today, anywhere they wanted. D1 commits including PC, Northeastern, Quinnipiac, Union College, Dartmouth. The team captain at BC was pay-to-play for the Jr. Bruins three years ago when BC reached out due to an injury. Has been a starter ever since.
What's your kid's resume? Juniors? College? Go ahead, you don't need to be specific, just league will do. I genuinely hope he is doing well. I still don't know what you would need to lie.
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
If you prefer facts, go to Elite Prospects and look up the roster. Jr. Bruins have a dozen kids that either played Prep and graduated, could easily have played Prep and chose not to, or could be playing Prep today, anywhere they wanted. D1 commits including PC, Northeastern, Quinnipiac, Union College, Dartmouth. The team captain at BC was pay-to-play for the Jr. Bruins three years ago when BC reached out due to an injury. Has been a starter ever since.
What's your kid's resume? Juniors? College? Go ahead, you don't need to be specific, just league will do. I genuinely hope he is doing well. I still don't know what you would need to lie.
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
If you prefer facts, go to Elite Prospects and look up the roster. Jr. Bruins have a dozen kids that either played Prep and graduated, could easily have played Prep and chose not to, or could be playing Prep today, anywhere they wanted. D1 commits including PC, Northeastern, Quinnipiac, Union College, Dartmouth. The team captain at BC was pay-to-play for the Jr. Bruins three years ago when BC reached out due to an injury. Has been a starter ever since.
What\'s your kid\'s resume? Juniors? College? Go ahead, you don\'t need to be specific, just league will do. I genuinely hope he is doing well. I still don\'t know what you would need to lie.
But, it's also local, and that has a lot of advantages. Easier to be noticed by NE colleges, able to live at home, live a "normal" life, see family/friends/girlfriend, less free time / stay out of trouble. Billet arrangements are hit-or-miss.
Plus it's truly free (well, almost, there are out-of-pocket expenses like gas, meals). If your kid is in the midwest, you're going to be flying him out for camps, flying him back, or flying out to see him, which means airfare, hotels, rental cars. I read once that the average free tuition Junior family spends upwards of $20K per year.
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
If you prefer facts, go to Elite Prospects and look up the roster. Jr. Bruins have a dozen kids that either played Prep and graduated, could easily have played Prep and chose not to, or could be playing Prep today, anywhere they wanted. D1 commits including PC, Northeastern, Quinnipiac, Union College, Dartmouth. The team captain at BC was pay-to-play for the Jr. Bruins three years ago when BC reached out due to an injury. Has been a starter ever since.
What\\\'s your kid\\\'s resume? Juniors? College? Go ahead, you don\\\'t need to be specific, just league will do. I genuinely hope he is doing well. I still don\\\'t know what you would need to lie.
But, it's also local, and that has a lot of advantages. Easier to be noticed by NE colleges, able to live at home, live a "normal" life, see family/friends/girlfriend, less free time / stay out of trouble. Billet arrangements are hit-or-miss.
Plus it's truly free (well, almost, there are out-of-pocket expenses like gas, meals). If your kid is in the midwest, you're going to be flying him out for camps, flying him back, or flying out to see him, which means airfare, hotels, rental cars. I read once that the average free tuition Junior family spends upwards of $20K per year.
-Top tier kids play USHL - majority go onto to D1
-Next tier kids play NAHL -- some go D1 -some D3
-Third tier kids NCDC - Most go D3 - some D1
So if you are drafting for NCDC players then why in the world would NCDC programs draft top tier kids when they know full well they arent going to play NCDC. As mentioned - look that the Jr Bruins draft selecting public HS kids - those players are the ones more likely to play NCDC down the road rather than some 03 stud. Jr Bruins get it.
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
If a kid is legit, NCDC won't waste the Pic
The Top 03's from Sebs/Dexter and 04 from Thayer wasn't on it because NCDC knew they would never play for them
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
If a kid is legit, NCDC won't waste the Pic
The Top 03's from Sebs/Dexter and 04 from Thayer wasn't on it because NCDC knew they would never play for them
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
If a kid is legit, NCDC won't waste the Pic
The Top 03's from Sebs/Dexter and 04 from Thayer wasn't on it because NCDC knew they would never play for them
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
If a kid is legit, NCDC won\'t waste the Pic
The Top 03\'s from Sebs/Dexter and 04 from Thayer wasn\'t on it because NCDC knew they would never play for them
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Looked at draft summary. These guys nailed it. No top 03’s missing from what I see
If a kid is legit, NCDC won\'t waste the Pic
The Top 03\'s from Sebs/Dexter and 04 from Thayer wasn\'t on it because NCDC knew they would never play for them
Congrats to all the players taken. Based off this thread, I guess I hope you never have to play in the NCDC :grimacing:
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Congrats to all the players taken. Based off this thread, I guess I hope you never have to play in the NCDC :grimacing:
Serious question....how does the local NCDC league overall stack up to other jr leagues around the country?
I already answered that twice. Not as good as NAHL, better than EHL or any other Tier III league. Consider it Tier IIA.
And, it really isn't disputable. Anybody that says there is a Tier III Junior league that's better than NCDC is just making **** up.
Is it bad that my kid is in the USPHL and I didn't even know this was a thing or care that it is a thing? :joy:
Can you play in NCDC as a 15 year old?
How long do teams hold the rights of drafted players?
You can try..but will most likely be either too fast or too physical. Have to remember very few players are happy to be there so they compete hard constantly and will not let a 15 year old take there spot on a team or show them up in a game.
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You can try..but will most likely be either too fast or too physical. Have to remember very few players are happy to be there so they compete hard constantly and will not let a 15 year old take there spot on a team or show them up in a game.
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You can try..but will most likely be either too fast or too physical. Have to remember very few players are happy to be there so they compete hard constantly and will not let a 15 year old take there spot on a team or show them up in a game.
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You can try..but will most likely be either too fast or too physical. Have to remember very few players are happy to be there so they compete hard constantly and will not let a 15 year old take there spot on a team or show them up in a game.
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You can try..but will most likely be either too fast or too physical. Have to remember very few players are happy to be there so they compete hard constantly and will not let a 15 year old take there spot on a team or show them up in a game.
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You can try..but will most likely be either too fast or too physical. Have to remember very few players are happy to be there so they compete hard constantly and will not let a 15 year old take there spot on a team or show them up in a game.
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You can try..but will most likely be either too fast or too physical. Have to remember very few players are happy to be there so they compete hard constantly and will not let a 15 year old take there spot on a team or show them up in a game.
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Can you play in NCDC as a 15 year old?
How long do teams hold the rights of drafted players?
How long do teams hold the rights of drafted players?