Rep Tryouts: Phase 2

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Phase 2 of the rep tryouts primarily involves scrimmages, which are considered the longest part of the evaluation process. This phase is crucial as it assesses players’ abilities to apply their skills in a game setting.

Evaluators are not solely focused on traditional statistics like goals and assists. Instead, they look for players who consistently make smart plays and positively influence the game, demonstrating their ability to stand out among their peers.

Key takeaways

• Phase 2 focuses on scrimmages as a key evaluation method.
• Skill execution in gameplay is critical for assessment.
• Evaluators seek players who make positive contributions on the ice.
• Performance is evaluated beyond just goals and assists.

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Phase two, uh, arguably like the longest part of the trial, uh, phase is the scrimmages. Um, again, pretty straightforward and it’s, you know, skills are one thing, ability to execute those skills in game play is the next thing. Um, what are, what are evaluators looking for in scrimmages? Yeah, I mean, again, as I mentioned earlier, they’re looking for players that can elevate themselves above their peers. Uh, and by that, I mean, it’s not just goals, assist points or or stats, it’s, it’s players that, that do positive things on the ice that lead to, to goals and and those kind of plays. So it’s, uh, it’s smart play, it’s