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Peewee A state tourney

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 5:39 pm
by mplsparkpride7
Which teams made it?

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 5:57 pm
by Bluejay
North 1 Roseau
North 2 EGF

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 6:09 pm
by simply said fred
Game 1:
Mpls Park vs. EGF

Game 2:
Blaine vs. Woodbury

Game.3:
Roseau vs. Owatonna

Game 4:
Edina vs. Wayzata

State

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 6:38 pm
by jackstraw
Nice job to the Huskies of Owatonna.

tough sledding

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 8:29 pm
by O-townClown
simply said fred wrote:Game 1:
Mpls Park vs. EGF

Game 2:
Blaine vs. Woodbury

Game.3:
Roseau vs. Owatonna

Game 4:
Edina vs. Wayzata
The pairings are interesting. We hear all the time that regions in youth and HS hockey are intended to be geographic. Sometimes very good teams don't get out of Districts (Chaska) or Regions (Burnsville, Elk River).

WHAT? Edina plays Wayzata (they've played about 7 times already and are neighbors) while Roseau draws Owatonna (oooohhh, scary) and Minneapolis gets to play a team that just lost 10-0 or something.

Re: tough sledding

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 8:41 pm
by no-fly-bys
O-townClown wrote:
simply said fred wrote:Game 1:
Mpls Park vs. EGF

Game 2:
Blaine vs. Woodbury

Game.3:
Roseau vs. Owatonna

Game 4:
Edina vs. Wayzata
The pairings are interesting. We hear all the time that regions in youth and HS hockey are intended to be geographic. Sometimes very good teams don't get out of Districts (Chaska) or Regions (Burnsville, Elk River).

WHAT? Edina plays Wayzata (they've played about 7 times already and are neighbors) while Roseau draws Owatonna (oooohhh, scary) and Minneapolis gets to play a team that just lost 10-0 or something.

It is kind of sad not seeing the best teams in the tournement. Don't get me wrong I love to see the underdog team but ranked 70th in myhockey rankings and 34th maybe a little stretch..

Re: tough sledding

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 8:55 pm
by TTpuckster
O-townClown wrote:
simply said fred wrote:Game 1:
Mpls Park vs. EGF

Game 2:
Blaine vs. Woodbury

Game.3:
Roseau vs. Owatonna

Game 4:
Edina vs. Wayzata
The pairings are interesting. We hear all the time that regions in youth and HS hockey are intended to be geographic. Sometimes very good teams don't get out of Districts (Chaska) or Regions (Burnsville, Elk River).

WHAT? Edina plays Wayzata (they've played about 7 times already and are neighbors) while Roseau draws Owatonna (oooohhh, scary) and Minneapolis gets to play a team that just lost 10-0 or something.

Minneapolis is not playing a team that lost 10-0 to somebody.

You have your teams mixed up.

Minneapolis is playing East Grand Forks, and if I'm a bettin' man I would be betting on EGF. I expect a very good game though.

Get your stories right OTC.

Re: tough sledding

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:18 pm
by RickO'Shea
O-townClown wrote:
Minneapolis gets to play a team that just lost 10-0 or something.

??? Minneapolis won't win.

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:27 pm
by sodbuster1
Rankings are a record of past games not future games. Owatonna (ranked 70) just beat a team ranked in the 30s. These boys are very excited to be playing in the state tournament and some may say even a little over-joyed. Hats off to these boys for beating a team that had hotel reservations before the final championship game in Mankato. They have more than met their team goals for the year. Go Bushel Boy Tamators!!!

Re: tough sledding

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:27 pm
by O-townClown
TTpuckster wrote:Minneapolis is not playing a team that lost 10-0 to somebody.

You have your teams mixed up.

Minneapolis is playing East Grand Forks, and if I'm a bettin' man I would be betting on EGF. I expect a very good game though.
I think it was 5-1 to Roseau about a week ago in the district final.

Edina and Wayzata are #1 and #2 in the state in the computer ranking and would not meet in game one if these teams were seeded. Blaine and Roseau would probably be seeded in the top 4 as well, although if you put a lot of stock in the most recent result you can argue for Woodbury over Edina.

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:34 pm
by sodbuster1
Rankings are a record of past games not future games. Owatonna (ranked 70) just beat a team ranked in the 30s. These boys are very excited to be playing in the state tournament and some may say even a little over-joyed. Hats off to these boys for beating a team that had hotel reservations before the final championship game in Mankato. They have more than met their team goals for the year. Go Bushel Boy Tamators!!!

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:38 pm
by no-fly-bys
sodbuster1 wrote:Rankings are a record of past games not future games. Owatonna (ranked 70) just beat a team ranked in the 30s. These boys are very excited to be playing in the state tournament and some may say even a little over-joyed. Hats off to these boys for beating a team that had hotel reservations before the final championship game in Mankato. They have more than met their team goals for the year. Go Bushel Boy Tamators!!!
Yes, rankings are a thing of the past. But how many top 20 teams were in there regions? Between 30 and 70 any team could win at any given day.

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:40 pm
by penman
Park has a great shot against East Grand Forks. Beyond that, I don't see them beating Blaine or Woodbury. But who knows. Owatonna will likely get outscored by a combined total of 16-20 goals in its first two games against Roseau and then the the loser of the Edina / Wayzata game. Time will tell.

State Championship? Blaine and Wayzata (or Roseau or Edina).

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 7:45 am
by douglasdoright
Woodbury has a chance. They've been winning some BIG games!

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 7:46 am
by shooter803
The North should be proud to send Roseau & EGF to represent them @ state. Roseau is the real deal no doubt. Seeing is believing & they can beat anyone & will to take state. EGF needed ot in three games but they never give up. Credit to East's goalie who posted 17 scoreless periods thru districts & regions until 6min. left in third vs. EGF. Best wishes to all the teams that made it to State.

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 2:27 pm
by simply said fred
douglasdoright wrote:Woodbury has a chance. They've been winning some BIG games!
I agree. The east region was competitive and enjoyable to watch, but it's unfortunate a team like Burnsville is not making the trip to New Hope.

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 2:34 pm
by MNWILD2009
simply said fred wrote:
douglasdoright wrote:Woodbury has a chance. They've been winning some BIG games!
I agree. The east region was competitive and enjoyable to watch, but it's unfortunate a team like Burnsville is not making the trip to New Hope.
The West Region was the toughest this year. 4 out of the top 5 teams in the state were there.

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 4:51 pm
by thehockeyczar
simply said fred wrote:
douglasdoright wrote:Woodbury has a chance. They've been winning some BIG games!
I agree. The east region was competitive and enjoyable to watch, but it's unfortunate a team like Burnsville is not making the trip to New Hope.
You never know at this level, but I consider Woodbury an underdog against Blaine. Burnsville is a better team than Woodbury. It's also too bad that Elk River and OMG are not going, they are easily in the top 9 in the state along with (not in order) Blaine, Edina, Roseau, Wayzata, Chaska, Burnsville, and Woodbury, but that's the way the puck bounces.

Re: tough sledding

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 5:25 pm
by mplsparkpride7
TTpuckster wrote:
O-townClown wrote:
simply said fred wrote:Game 1:
Mpls Park vs. EGF

Game 2:
Blaine vs. Woodbury

Game.3:
Roseau vs. Owatonna

Game 4:
Edina vs. Wayzata
The pairings are interesting. We hear all the time that regions in youth and HS hockey are intended to be geographic. Sometimes very good teams don't get out of Districts (Chaska) or Regions (Burnsville, Elk River).

WHAT? Edina plays Wayzata (they've played about 7 times already and are neighbors) while Roseau draws Owatonna (oooohhh, scary) and Minneapolis gets to play a team that just lost 10-0 or something.

Minneapolis is not playing a team that lost 10-0 to somebody.

You have your teams mixed up.

Minneapolis is playing East Grand Forks, and if I'm a bettin' man I would be betting on EGF. I expect a very good game though.

Get your stories right OTC.
minneapolis park already beat EGF in st. cloud

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 5:29 pm
by starmvp
Edina vs. Wayzata should be a battle. Who is expected to win that one?

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 5:44 pm
by mplspark35
mpls park never played egf

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 5:46 pm
by mplspark35
if mpls park played well, they could win, its gonna be close, though. If the MP goalie plays well, they could win

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 5:53 pm
by MoreCowBell
State tourmament what a joke, at least 6 of the best teams are not even there. The north and south only provided one team worthy of being there. Burnsville, Chaska are not there, what a shame, I hope this makes every one ouside of the metro area really happy.

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 6:14 pm
by Donger
starmvp wrote:Edina vs. Wayzata should be a battle. Who is expected to win that one?
I would give the nod to Wayzata over Edina. But I think the real team to beat in the Tourney is going to be Roseau. What their record shows in the last half of the season, and the way they went through the regions.... I think they are on top of their game. (I didn't see any of there games, but the scores were all pretty lopsided) But..... everybody's record is 0-0 when they start the tournament. Good Luck to all teams! Just my two cents!

Re: tough sledding

Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 6:15 pm
by hockeyman84
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minneapolis park already beat EGF in st. cloud[/quote]
This was Grand Forks not East Grand Forks