Any junior that is as good as Ness, playing hockey everyday (except Sunday), and still can manage to complete two grades in one year...well lets just say that they get my vote for Mr. Hockey.The Exiled One wrote:He may be considered as he's attempting to complete he junior and senior credits by this coming spring. It's up to the Minnesota Minutemen who sponsor the award and the college coaches and pro scouts who vote on the award. They are aware of Ness's situation and are currently evaluating his eligibility.Hockeyguy_27 wrote:He could be like Archie Griffin and win it twice!Goldy Gopher wrote: You are correct, he is only a junior this year.
You're right, I forgot he was only a junior!
has a defenseman or goalie ever won Mr. Hockey?
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Ness
Ness is a class act. Classroom, at the rink, in the streets. He acts like a gentleman amongst adults. He understands he is just one of many talented hockey players in the history of Roseau. He is just a great kid.
Mr. Hockey would be fitting for him, but I assure you, his focus is on team accomplishments, not on individual awards.
Mr. Hockey would be fitting for him, but I assure you, his focus is on team accomplishments, not on individual awards.