For those Cambridge kids mentioned, was able to watch them a number of times against various opponents.
Baker is a solid player, strong heads-up skater with the puck, likes to play the body (happened less in u15 than u14, as the size of the opponents has caught back up to him, we'll see how physical he remains in u16). As eluded to, Cambridge doesn't have much there, so Baker get's a tonne of ice time. Perhaps because there isn't much to work with, his game comes across as 'selfish' at times
Cunningham has left and is gone to Guelph (OMHA) (so you can be assured Baker will get even more ice time on the point)
Schauss has left and gone to Kitchener (Alliance). As noted, he seemed to play all the 'harder' opponents and wasn't happy with work load distribution.
Taraborelli looks very strong technically, but his stats may have benefited from getting most of the games against 'weaker' opponents (ie. Kitchener and Brantford games where he may have had 10 shots against). He appears to be back in Cambridge, but he also hasn't really skated since the Alliance Championship weekend, when he suffered a leg injury.
I concur Gaitens in Hamilton is a very solid DMan, but we won't see him in Alliance anymore because, as mentioned, the new Hamilton Steel will be playing in OMHA
Another DMan, that Alliance seems to have lost, that was in Waterloo last year, is Sam Mirda. Hearing he may have ended up in Halton
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