Looking for Div 1 College Team

[nynj89]

Currently a senior in HS. Looking for a Div 1 Team.

I have played Inline since the age of 6 and Ice at 9. Have played in Inline Men's League in NJ for four years. Led league in scoring last three years.

I can come for a skate anytime.

Playing in IronMan Thanksgiving Tourn today in Inman, NJ.

email me at [email protected]

tom russo

[NHouser]

Hey Tom...
Have you checked out the NCRHA site for all of the D1 teams nationally?
www.ncrha.org www.ecrha.net
Where are you looking to attend school? It's most important that you choose a school for academics first.
Will email you further information.

[nynj89]

thanks for the advice

[DUHockey9]

It is a common misconception that a "Division 1" Roller Hockey Team is better than a "Division 2" Team. As those of us who are in the league know, that is not neccasarily the case.

The way the league is set up is not that the best teams are in D1. There have been some discussions on this board about the setup of the league, and the image that ousiders have of our divisional setup.

I just thought I would let you know, because there are Division 2 schools that might offer you something you are looking for in terms of an education that also have a team that would beat most if not all D1 teams (aside from Lindenwood).

Good luck in finding the right school with the right team.

[RUsigs11]

Hey Tom

If you are interested in Rutgers, please send us an email with your contact information and we can set up an informative meeting and an open skate with the team.

The club email address is [email protected]

We look forward to hearing from you.

[KillinAintShe]

Why only a d1 team? If a team is D1 or D2, it doesn't have anything to do with skill...or at least very little.

[DGlass]

.....perception....

I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.

[ISFN]

This is excatly what I (as well as DGlass) was talking/arguing about earlier in the LU post, and I guess it stands true.

[MikeCoyle88]

Hey

What team and division did you play in the Ironman.

I play at inman all the time when i'm home.


Mike Coyle