We had a day off from the tournament, so I had my line mate over to play some hockey. We took a quick jog around
the block and then worked on our shots together. Between the two of us, we netted 300 shots! It was totally awesome. My mom was nice enough to retrieve ALL of the pucks, so we could just keep shooting. We had a small game of one on one and Bunting was goalie, he ROCKS! Then it was off to play x Box 360 Live NHL.
Late in the afternoon we went up to the Gilbert Rink to catch a 18AA tournament game. Some of my hockey friends were there and we hung out and watched the game. Now we are off to the hockey pin trading event. It was a total hockey day!
Jr. Coyotes
I was feeling it yesterday at practice, back on a line with Bunting.
On most youth teams, there are players who are physically two or three years ahead of their teammates in size, speed, or strength. These players often form a core of talent that coaches can use to their advantage to win games. Especially in youth travel and select teams, the temptation for many coaches is to use this talent more during a game to go for the win. While this method is appropriate at the highest level of athletic competition, it seldom has any place in youth sports.





















