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   Welcome back to another blog of Biscuits and Breezers! It was requested that I write a review over the Spokane Jr Chiefs U18 and I am very excited to do so, hope you all enjoy! This team is one you should watch out for because it is one of the best youth teams and because they are all very talented, their entire roster is packed full of skilled players, and they are absolutely full of potential. I have watched a couple of clips on the team and let me say this, when these guys move on to juniors there are going to be some major beauties and wicked snipers out in the big leagues. This is a very high end team and it certainly shows in the statistics. In the regular season, they had 50 wins, 11 losses, 6 ties, 316 goals for, and 124 goals against. That is incredibly amazing. The team has won 4 tournaments this year alone, they won the Washington tier 2 state championship 5-0, and they are going to the USA Hockey Nationals in Wayne, New Jersey this April 2-6th with high expectations of winning it all. I am incredibly impressed with this team because they all have the guts to put every effort they have into their games and therefore the rewards are that much sweeter. The three highest scorers (David McIntosh, Dillon Milliron, and Bobby LaRue) make up the team's top driving force and are the players you should considering looking at as they move ahead into juniors because they can play better than some guys in junior A or B right now. I feel that this is a very good developmental program due to the fact that the players are taught to play with their heart on the ice and that they have something to prove every time they represent their team. McIntosh has 112 TPs, Milliron has 70 TPs, and LaRue has 68 TPs. I am definitely going to keep the coaches and teams I am in contact with looking out for these three guys (and of course the rest of the team as well). They are going to make phenomenal junior players and will be steady bases for teams to rely on not only as point leaders but as team leaders as well. I think every one should take a serious look at this program because it is very high end, the players coming out of it are top-notch, and they have an incredibly bright future as being one of the top youth teams in the country. Please check their team out at: http://spokaneyouthhockey.com/team.php?team_id=122135&league_id=34770&news=1

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