The evaluation committee looked at the number of skaters and weighed the option of having 3 very small teams versus 2 larger teams.  After a great deal of consideration, they decided to go with 2 larger teams playing at the bantam AA and bantam B levels.  Here are a couple of pieces of supporting documentation from USA Hockey:

      13–14 & Under (Bantams):
• 120 ice sessions per season
• 3–4 ice sessions per week
• 60–80 minutes per session
• 7–8-month training and
       Competition Calendar
• 80–85 practices and 35–45 games
• 16 skaters and 2 goalies per team
• Appropriate off-ice training for LTAD stage

During the Bantam stage in the LTAD, players are learning how to compete for the first time.  It becomes unrealistic to expect a player to give a full effort and play every other shift.  The athlete will get too tired, break down, and start to form poor habits.  By adding players to the team roster it will allow all players ample rest time during games to learn how to compete and best prepare each player for the next level.

The teams rosters are as follows...

Bantam AA: 
 
B12 – Walker Nelson
B14 – Jacob Dub
B21 – Nicholas Smith
B24 – Dawson Ringhofer
B39 – Tyler Wencl
B67 – Chandler Dincau
B93 – Mitchell Wiese
W2 – Daniel Schoeneman
W10 – Andrew Munns
W33 – Nate Smith
W43 – Tommy Lehrer
W49 – Breck Henderson
W58 – Braeden Meier
W65 – Adam Rehman
W66 – Nick Sande
W67 – Landon Thurnau
W74 – Ryan Johnson
W79 – Mason Oland
 
 
Bantam B:

B26 – Aqil Lakha
B36 – Vance Matejcek
B42 – Cole Deason
B45 – Ben Johnson
B50 – Ashton Sorum
B54 – Brandon Beman
B80 – Nolan Jacobson
B85 – Luke Kubicek
B87 – Zach Williams
B92 – Casey Cumberland
B97 – Tristan Ringhofer
W16 – Dominique Wondra
W20 – Leyton Matejcek
W61 – Easton Sletten
W72 – David Crawford
W75 – Matthew DeHaan
W84 – Evan Steinberg
W86 – Brady Rohwer