Try-Outs(same as watney1's but for roller)

[sjhockey]

I'm going to try out for my h.s. team & I'm trying to get as much help as I can so any'd be appreciated.Thanks

[oogs]

What high school are you trying out for? just wonderin

[sjhockey]

Pioneer...

[Woody]

My advice would be to listen carefully to what is asked, play your best and show some interaction with the other people that try out, so you can be seen to be a good team player and one that will be a vocal member of the team. Besides that make sure you turn up on time because it only disrupts things when people turn up late to trials ( I had to do this once because of a chemical spill on a road leading to a 3 hours delay, the manager was not best pleased).

[Fish]

Originally Posted by sjhockey

Pioneer...

Heh! I went to Oak Grove. Lots og my friends went to Pioneer and Gunderson.


MANY, MANY years ago.

[oogs]

well you'll be in for lots of competition that's for sure.. they got ravel, manning, you, tiegens... teigens might skate out..

well for sure they'll have enough goalies.

just make sure you have your angles down.

good luck and let us know how it goes.

[Fish]

My Dad coached Del Mar's team for a few years. I think they may have won a national championship or something?

[oogs]

Del Mar's still the powerhouse.. who's your dad? right now craig's coachin them

[elite]

My only suggestions:

1. Don't overprepare.

2. Don't over work yourself.

3. Be yourself.

I've found that I play my worst hockey when I overprepare. Just do your normal thing and play your normal game, and you'll be fine.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by oogs

Del Mar's still the powerhouse.. who's your dad? right now craig's coachin them

Mike Fisher. He is coaching girls Jr Sharks over at the rink in Cupertino. He is an asst. manager of that rink.

[oogs]

no way!

haha i knew/know that guy.. worked the youth leagues at valco when i played

i didn't know he coached del mar.. dang. but yea del mar's got some legacy going...