For those who play NCAA?

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

Hey guys,

For those who play in the NCAA or know about it : can you go on the ice when you want, example : if you play for Middlebury : can you go on the team ice whenever you want. Maybe iglod will know it.

Any ideas?

[Norm 0]

Odd that someone with so many posts and noble image would not know the answer to such a question.

Why do you ask?

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

Odd that someone with so many posts and noble image would not know the answer to such a question.

Why do you ask?

just to know, my brother and I might play there next year, and even if I had no reason, why isn't it ok to ask?

[GeeZa32 0]

Hey guys,

For those who play in the NCAA or know about it : can you go on the ice when you want, example : if you play for Middlebury : can you go on the team ice whenever you want. Maybe iglod will know it.

Any ideas?

I got a couple buddies who play there and as far as I know, no.

Edit: Speaking of Middlebury specifically. However, most places don't allow it. There are often intramural leagues on the campus rinks which dont take a backseat to a couple of the players on the big team.

[Gongshow11 1]

we cant. we have set times but can go on for a while. for example, 3 pm practice, we can go on at 145/2 and get off at 5. actual prac is from 3-445.

i hope you go to middlebury. not just outstanding education, but prob the best d3 team int he US. win natties every year, i love them, plus bring in consistent 3 grand a game , great atmosphere. do it up, great opportunity. especially when you leave there, i bet you make sick bank cuz its considered alittle ivy school.

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

we cant. we have set times but can go on for a while. for example, 3 pm practice, we can go on at 145/2 and get off at 5. actual prac is from 3-445.

i hope you go to middlebury. not just outstanding education, but prob the best d3 team int he US. win natties every year, i love them, plus bring in consistent 3 grand a game , great atmosphere. do it up, great opportunity. especially when you leave there, i bet you make sick bank cuz its considered alittle ivy school.

do you practice everyday?

[Gongshow11 1]

yup, now we're on a real practice run, i think its like 12 days now with only 2 off. we do off ice training after too. the atheltic trainer for the rochester amerks(AHL) is our trainer too. believ em when i say this, middlebury has 10x a program we have, it might as well be d1

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

yup, now we're on a real practice run, i think its like 12 days now with only 2 off. we do off ice training after too. the atheltic trainer for the rochester amerks(AHL) is our trainer too. believ em when i say this, middlebury has 10x a program we have, it might as well be d1

And yours doesn't seem bad at all?

[Gongshow11 1]

beleive me ours is real good, they jsut get more support from school and town, although we are in arguably the best conference in d3, middlebvury is still real good.

[GeeZa32 0]

Where do you play yglod?

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

Man, I just looked up Middlebury and you need a hell of an educational resume to get in there.

I don't know but the scout has our high school mark...

[GeeZa32 0]

#6 Best Overall Academic Experience For Undergraduates

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I am sure your hockey playing could help you out. Best of luck

Indeed. The guys I know who go there went to Cushing and Deerfield.

[Gongshow11 1]

if you play hockey and they want you you can get in. you do need good SAT grades tho, this i know

[hattrick74 0]

wheres middlebury located?

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

Vermont.

[#94 3]

Middlebury has shown a good amount of interest in me, and my SATs and GPA arn't anything to be proud of...

If they want you for hockey, then they'll get you in.

Nice, Kovy, maybe we'll get to be teammates in the future, eh?

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

Middlebury has shown a good amount of interest in me, and my SATs and GPA arn't anything to be proud of...

If they want you for hockey, then they'll get you in.

Nice, Kovy, maybe we'll get to be teammates in the future, eh?

that would be nice,

BTW,How are your sat result?

[#94 3]

1670 on the new one...

I should be taking them again sometime soon.

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

JTK, how old are you? I could not saw it in your profile.

[Crazy Otto 0]

Kovy it definitely depends on what college you go to and their rinks. My daughter is a HS senior and is hoping for a d-1 hockey scholarship. She's visited several colleges and universities in the last few months. At some they allow the players to use the ice just about anytime, but for most they don't have exclusive use of the ice. For instance, at Ohio State the men's team plays home games at the Schottenstein Arena, which is a multi-use for basketball, hockey, concerts and the like. OSU also has the OSU Rink where the men's and women's teams practice but also is used for public skating and intramural hockey.

Like someone else said, the men's and women's players at most of the schools (at least the ones we've visited) can often use the ice when no other group has it scheduled. When we were visiting Colgate University in August, some players on the women's team were there because they were preparing for the Canadian women's Olympic camp, and they pretty much had the ice to themselves.

[Smith 0]

Kovy it definitely depends on what college you go to and their rinks. My daughter is a HS senior and is hoping for a d-1 hockey scholarship. She's visited several colleges and universities in the last few months. At some they allow the players to use the ice just about anytime, but for most they don't have exclusive use of the ice. For instance, at Ohio State the men's team plays home games at the Schottenstein Arena, which is a multi-use for basketball, hockey, concerts and the like. OSU also has the OSU Rink where the men's and women's teams practice but also is used for public skating and intramural hockey.

Like someone else said, the men's and women's players at most of the schools (at least the ones we've visited) can often use the ice when no other group has it scheduled. When we were visiting Colgate University in August, some players on the women's team were there because they were preparing for the Canadian women's Olympic camp, and they pretty much had the ice to themselves.

Got to love a rink where you have to walk up a flight of stairs from the locker room to the ice (osu's practice rink). Most places have to rent the rink's for money, so you will not have any time you want on the rink.

[Cavs019 710]

And I could be playing you guys......I'm lookin Williams, Tufts, Wesleyan, CC, Trinity. Go NESCAC.

[Jim Bob 0]

It all depends on where you go.

There were stories about when Zach Parise was at North Dakota that he used to go to the rink between classes and just skate around and work on little stuff all the time.

At Clarkson, I'm sure guys could get on the ice when they wanted IF it wasn't being used for something else. The nice thing about going to Clarkson is that students could rent the ice for dirt cheap. Although, I graduated almost 10 years ago, but back then I think it was something like $65/hr for ice at Cheel Arena which was really new.

They also had intramural hockey and broomball at nights as well.

[Jim A 4]

I'm older than Jim Bob, the old Clarkson rink (Walker?) was $35/hr...saw some great battles up there while visiting friends who went there and SUNY...

[Gongshow11 1]

SUNY up there? screw potsdam i hate them