I am David the 3rd child. I am here to talk to y'all about my hockey career so far.
I am 14 years old and I play 14u bantam major AA hockey, the name of my team is the Dallas Junior Hockey Association Penguins
I started off my hockey career with 1 year of learn to skate classes. After that I moved to 1 year of mini mites and I played 3 years of mites. When I was old enough, I tried out for my first select team, the Dallas junior stars. I played 2 years of A level squirts for them. I moved up onto a better team for my PeeWee years and played for the Dallas penguins A & AA level. I played for the Dallas Stars Elite AAA for my bantam minor year and now I am back on the penguins AA for bantam major. If you have not been counting that brings us to a grand total of ten years playing the wonderful sport of hockey. Two years ago, i had a set back in my development, it was my second year of playing for the penguins just 1 month after practices started and we hadn't even had our first game when I contracted bacterial meningitis. I had to spend a week in the childrens medical center of Dallas getting treatment. it took over a month to recover and I ended up loosing 15lbs and missed Sep through December which is alot of the season. But now I am doing great and I am healthy as ever. This year will be interesting, I am going to a public-charter school this year called ischool high with 7 other of my friends and we will all be freshmen in high school this year. We are going to go to our classes from 8:00 to 12:45 then we will leave straight from there to a hockey academy where we will play hockey from 1:30 to 4:00 we will do this 4 days a week and on top of that we will have team practices and games. I will also play highschool JV for the Denton County Spartans with my little brother James. It will be the first time ever that me and James will play on a hockey team together so me and him are super excited. I hope you enjoyed my story of my first decade of my favorite thing...hockey!
some links i find interesting:
http://stars.nhl.com/ http://www.usahockey.com/ http://www.djha.com/
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