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Elliott Can you remember a high profile case were MSHSL actually enforced this rule? ie a family or school was caught red handed? This deal is somewhat unique in that the kid is wanting to go back and play with his buddies and the only reason they left in the first place was a job transfer. For tha...

Sorry I didn’t mean to start an economic discussion here. Just trying to say that there are already a lot of teams opting up to AA in the north, and that’s a lot less stable than school growth (though as we’ve seen in the metro school growth isn’t always stable over the long term either). I would ag...

There are of course a couple of exceptions depending on the year, but largely the data says otherwise.

Godly is right on this one. While all of us high school hockey fanatics think the history is too important to change, we have to remember that the state high school league does not take this into account, and they certainly aren’t hockey fanatics. 7AA in particular, but also a bit of 8AA rely on te...

Godly is right on this one. While all of us high school hockey fanatics think the history is too important to change, we have to remember that the state high school league does not take this into account, and they certainly aren’t hockey fanatics. 7AA in particular, but also a bit of 8AA rely on tea...

blueblood wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 11, 2019 1:12 pm

The 12th forward from last years Tonka team made a NAHL team this year.

Who is that?

PuckNA wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 09, 2019 2:29 pm

So I would guess another loophole is if parent puts them in a facility, without getting "caught"?

I believe so, yes.

So not like any other season, I have heard of a few players, from high profile commits to role players, getting in trouble or being placed in treatment programs/DUI's/ etc.. How do or should these be handled by the programs/HS league? Do off-season out of school issues face consequences? I am not l...

Upfan111 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 08, 2019 4:17 pm

It's true, heard from reliable source Langenbrunner is going to EP. Too bad for Cloquet

EP worse than Holy Family this summer, and that is saying something.

EP is a top 3 team now in my opinion. May be a Mr. Hockey Finalist. GB Agreed. Huge get for an EP team that was already considered a top 10 team but had some questions on depth. This helps alleviate that concern. On a sadder note, is it just me or are the out of state transfers getting more and mor...

He’ll now disappear into the large pool of junior hockey and just be another player trying to make it. Unless he plays with Hermantown, Denfeld, or Duluth Marshall this year and next 🤔 Kniven is probably right on this one. See Jake Hale from Minneapolis. Tough to predict how any one kid will adapt ...

Get rid of the geographic bs and create more even teams. Have a North team if need be for travel purposes. Eliminate the Team CCM concept. Play like 6 games? Lame. Just my two cents. 👏👏👏 They don’t even follow the geography really as it is besides north and kind of GP. Just end the facade and move ...

WestMetro wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 20, 2019 8:49 pm

Stramel presumably flew home from 15s Nat Camp today, so available for tryouts Sunday to be a rare 9th grade Eliter

From my fairly limited previous viewing, he should make it. Though I would say as an incoming 9th grader that a tryout, even if a formality, is probably best.

There are absolutely some on this list who should have been on teams already like Jackson Blake and Max Burkholder (when was the last time a Bantam Player of the Year had to tryout for elite league? I know YHH’s selection has nothing to do with EL team placement, but typically the top couple Bantams...

greenwayraider wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 12, 2019 9:03 am

Eveleth has a nice team and should compete for the #2 seed.

I think they return most major players from last year, right?

612, looked back at my post and your confusion is warranted. As for Andrews, I don’t know why he never went to HF (not sure on the timeline here but maybe caught wind of Huber?), but I believe he has quit hockey all together.

They should contemplate just renaming it Velocity / Breakaway High as the church aspect is really kind of a joke IMO. While I don’t disagree with the church aspect being a joke with this institution, I think you overestimate the cooperation of Velocity and Breakaway here. They’re more like rivals t...

It may not happen, just rumblings from what I hear. Then again I heard they will have another import this year as well from Green Bay, last year Canada, must be top notch learning going on there... They should contemplate just renaming it Velocity / Breakaway High as the church aspect is really kin...

He did tell, although it is so clever that you'd have to be familiar with the players in the program to catch it. Sounds like possibly headed to 5AA... possibly.. Gnot kidding... lol I am assuming his parents must have moved to enable him to be able to play this upcoming season? Unless he is alread...

Josh Weyandt Of Chan is often underrated / unnoticed. he was .915 in mshsl season last season. ,and over . 93 among the leaders in elite league last fall, Nothing set in stone yet I don’t think, but there’s a better chance Weyandt will be gone next year than there is he’s back with Chanhassen. CEC ...

WestMetro wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 07, 2019 5:54 pm

Josh Weyandt Of Chan is often underrated / unnoticed. he was .915 in mshsl season last season. ,and over . 93 among the leaders in elite league last fall,

Nothing set in stone yet I don’t think, but there’s a better chance Weyandt will be gone next year than there is he’s back with Chanhassen.

I mean, not that it wasn’t already basically certain, but his making of the Hlinka team essentially assures that he is not going to the NTDP (USA Hockey intentionally sends non-NTDP kids to Hlinka to provide them international and nhl scouting exposure). There’s still the USHL route I suppose for hi...

HHawks4Ever wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 02, 2019 12:00 am

Wait, did no one post that Blake was named captain for the upcoming season, all but confirming that he'll be back?

I think it was reported somewhere, maybe not this thread. Sounds like other indicators show he is coming back, but being named captain definitely doesn’t always mean that.

Anyone got the story on Silianoff? He was 60 in last CS ranking? A little bit yeah...Silianoff is a very, very late (young) 18 with a January '01 birth date, is listed at 5'11" / 170 but in reality is 5'10" and 165 soaking wet (at least from what 2 sources tell me)...so I think there's some lets hi...

4. It was a good day one for the NDTP...It will be very interesting to see if that trend continues over the next couple years. And if so, will that have any effect on more Minnesota kids choosing NDTP versus Minnesota High School hockey....Will there be a day where 5-6 Minnesota kids play on one ND...