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game was one sided this morning, U19 Southern beat Auck 2 – 0 close game boys defended well and attacked with no intentions of giving up one man challis cant beat a team
U19 Southern beat chch 5 – 1 only goalie we have popped a knee have to put a player in net for last game gainst Auck
"Chin Strap":vph3cqcu wrote:U19 Southern beat chch 5 – 1 only goalie we have popped a knee have to put a player in net for last game gainst Auck
[/quote:vph3cqcu]The outcome wont affect the results tho I assume ? Auckland has had a loss and a draw, and sthn won all games – so a loss against Akl still keeps you in gold posn ?
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"Chin Strap":12995787 wrote:U19 Southern beat chch 5 – 1 only goalie we have popped a knee have to put a player in net for last game gainst Auck
[/quote:12995787]Aston dislocated his knee?
Shit hes not having much luck there, he got it hurt in a warm up the day of the ice black test. knee isnt something you really want to hurt as that sort of thing can stop you playing. Is is all good now?
I believe long term it might need surgery, though no doubt at some stage he’ll pop on and give us some details. He’s a great player so hopefully he gets a full ice hockey career.
Full results from the weekend:
Peewees: Auckland 1st, Canterbury 2nd, Southern 3rd (on goal difference, Auckland cleaned up this age group).
Midgets: Canterbury 1st, Auckland 2nd, Southern 3rd.
Juniors: Southern 1st, Auckland 2nd, Canterbury 3rd.Site doesn’t have individual player etc awards up yet.
Southern peewees were very strong last year, they got silver. Five very strong skaters moved up. This year they split their games against Canterbury but missed out on silver by goal difference. Auckland must have been very impressive, they’re doing good things up there at that level.
I suspect Southern will again be very strong in one or two years in U16s as that same bubble gets to the older end of the group. At least two of them have made NZ U16s despite only turning 13 this year.
Midgets face the same problem. Bunch of very strong kids who won gold the last two years moved up to Juniors (hence they helped winning there). We should have great U19 teams for the next two years or so.
"Kyle":11wz71ak wrote:I believe long term it might need surgery, though no doubt at some stage he’ll pop on and give us some details. He’s a great player so hopefully he gets a full ice hockey career.[/quote:11wz71ak]
That doesn’t bode well for NZ under 18’s. Hope its a speedy recovery!
dont worry fallers my knees will be ok i will be getting surgery in the next month but it nothing super major so i will deffintly be goood for nz u18 if i get selected and im sure this wont be a career shortning injury
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