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I heard most if not all of the Dayton Pee Wee team will stay as a '94 team and move to Bantam with the uncertany about Cinci. may draw a few of them. Also heard they may try the LCAHL "A" '94 div.? or go Ind. again?

Where will they play their "home" games if they go LCAHL? Also, that team will dominate LCAHL unless they play ranked (or the ranked equivalent this year -- what is it "gold"?)

its all gonna be ok.....go outside, its summer now

Now is the time when teams are figuring out their leagues. Where are 94 Dayton, 94 Cols (Ohio AAA), 95 Cincy and 95 Cols. going? Above says 94 Dayton may play in LCAHL, but, again, where do they play their "home" games under the 100 mile rule? Cincy is staying in the GLHL, but is TPH staying? And Columbus has pulled out of the GLHL at all levels -- does that change Cincy's plans?

Getting back to Squirts...
No need to differentiate "AA" and "AAA" - they are all Tier II, so here it goes...

1. Barons
2. CAHA/Capitals, first team
3. Cincinnatti
4. CCYHA Blue Jackets, first picked
5. Toledo

hmmmmmmmmmmm, seem to have forgotten someone.............

One and 2 will be determined in September when the 2 teams play and then later on in the winter.

You also forgot Sylvania who finished 2nd at the Mid-Am Silver Sticks and the 97 Cleveland Sabres made up of kids from last years Geauga and Barons Teams. They will be very strong.

Those 2 teams will replace your current 3 and 4 teams.

ahh yes..good suggestion on Sylvania. They should go #3 and move everyone down 1 spot. Sabres are a toss up, not sure how many returned..wasn't there an exodus?

Cleveland Sabres are coached by Bill Menges, who coached the AA Geauga Team last year. He brought over the Geauga Kids and some of the 97 Barons from last year. They will be good and at least the #3 team and maybe the #2 team.


Barons, Sabres, Sylvania, and Capitals will be the top 4, not necessarily in that order, but they will be the top 4.