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I would say that the state tourney hurt Ness a great deal. It showed that he cannot play against above average teams. He did not score against decent teams and gave up alot of goals during this tournament. I am not sure why every one is in Love with him. What else can I say except that he will go ea...

Ness... had a great dive at the end of one period at semis... what else did he do? The sheep looked as scared as BIAFP is of Ankles Pierre, Jr. Score more points then any defensemen on Edina's team and scored more points then all of Hill-Murray's defensemen combined. That's not so bad. Of course yo...

Ridingpine, You named alot of names in disgruntle. and did not name yours. if you are that honest in your accusations you will be man and tell us who you are. i myself, am from minnetonka

I say roseau since they only gave up 13 goals in 3 games. I think to 2 players from roseau should be all- tourny with a 1-2 appearance

I shall eat my grits and watch the game.

Nostalgic Nerd wrote:

xwildfan wrote:I think Housley is a lot tougher to listen to than Nanne.

I really have difficulty thinking Housley's even in the remotest category of Nanne. He's a nice guy and all, but he offers little that you don't already know.

Easy to say if you are a great hockey mind.

Jbone wrote:It's hard to get around trees standing on the blue line. Hill executed a great game plan. Roseau is the better team... Not tonight though.

so when are they? against LOW or I Falls?

Mulefarm. Seems like more people agree with me than you. I'm sorry guys, I don't see it (Nanne picking on Northern teams) He called it the way he saw it tonight and he was right. Roseau was outplayed. I'm as surprised as anyone but thought Nanne was fair in his assessment of the game. That being sa...

Speaking of blowing, did Hill-Murray do a good job getting down on their knees for the refs before this game or what? From the get-go, they put Roseau out of their element by playing cheap, dirty hockey. Not to mention hits after the whistle. Congrats to HM on knowing what it took to finally do wha...

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Are you the coach? Otherwise how would you know what the lines would have looked like?

I do agree with your 2 choices though.

All-Conference wrote:JT Brown deserves consideration! Just think if Walters and Sainty would have stayed at Rosemount. Those 3 would have made the best line in the state! I vote JT Brown for Mr. Hockey!

IF?

Nice season for the Roseau boys and I am truely glad they got to enjoy the State experiance. But, to all the Ram fanatics that were unwilling to give any credit to a city school this year: -Ness was a NON FACTOR against quality competition -You can't beat up on JV teams all year and claim that your...

He takes the bus and always has the paper with him. I also saw him on the sidelines when Cretin was in the state tourney for football. He really gets around. He knows his stuff.

gardiner is hands down the best player in the state and the fish wrap factory west side will not deny.

Poor Imitation wrote:by roping off the 1st two rows...its gives off the illusion that more seats are filled for the Class A tourney

that's awesone

lakevills south just doesn't have the history that cloquet has so that is why a majority of the peeps do not favor them. and they are only half the team they used to be.

I would say they all have a 1 in 8 chance of winning

Any thoughts on who will be Star Tribune player of the year in hockey?

You asked. I have been counting all year.

They have stood up for their goalie 11 times and gone into their own corners first 472 times

Tonka 14-1 over cooper

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6 out of 7 isn't too bad at the X

I thought the game was a big disappointment, and obviously meant nothing to Edina. All 3 Tonkas goals were bad, and any good peewee goalie would have saved them. The first round was a great game. On the first goal Gardiner started from behind his net and went straight down and scored. I agree that ...

Personally, after watching Gardiner today, I think that most of the NHL scouts, who vote for mr. hockey, would agree that Gardiner is the easy choice for this award.