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Congrats to Keegan Iverson and Paul Bittner on winning the whl championship. These two are on their way to the memorial cup. great job.. Thats excellent! And don't forget Mac Carruth. Another one of the 3 Minnesota boys on that team. Carruth 16-4-1 in the playoffs with a 1.63 GAA and 94% save perce...

Not a good start for the first American team in history to play in the RBC Cup. A 5-1 loss to the host team. We showed well on the shot clock though, keeping pace at 26 apiece.

To slightly change the subject, let me ask a question about these kids. Were they all superstars through squirts and peewees and everyone knew who they were or are there a couple that developed late and went from good players to great players at bantam or later? Just curious as I am not from there ...

Way I've seen it, levels top to bottoms would go, based on hockey play: USHL NAHL/Candian Junior A equals more or less. Tier 3 One thing about the CMJ A League, is that there is lot of differences between the leagues/teams. Some leagues are good, some not, same with teams. I.e, the Canadian teams I...

They must be pretty good, as they are in the RBC Cup this week. Yes, I think they are first SIJHL team to reach the RBC Cup Tournament. Not sure why they would drop down a Tier to the NAHL. Maybe to save the billet expenses or maybe just tired of the constant travel up North, although that won't ge...

They must be pretty good, as they are in the RBC Cup this week. Yes, I think they are first SIJHL team to reach the RBC Cup Tournament. Not sure why they would drop down a Tier to the NAHL. Maybe to save the billet expenses or maybe just tired of the constant travel up North, although that won't ge...

It's considered Tier II I believe. It's actually considered Tier I by their designation. Canada doesn't actually have the Tier 1, 2, 3 designations. Instead they have Junior A, B & C. Of course also Major Junior, but that's considered professional. Canadian Junior A Leagues are required to cove...

mackjogger wrote:

D3Referee wrote:Vaughn Ayrens from Wayzata got drafted. He's a 97 as well

Best 97 goaltender in mn hs hockey is not on anyone's radar. It will be obvious who he is over next 2 yrs.

Is he from Farmington?

Strange that only 11 forwards for the 16s. You would think that we would get at least 20 kids at each level. There will be 20. If last year is any guide, USA Hockey is saving a spot for Alec Baer, and so they should Why should they save a spot? Well, the whole idea is to gather the very players fro...

Vaughn Ayrens from Wayzata got drafted. He's a 97 as well

Strange that only 11 forwards for the 16s. You would think that we would get at least 20 kids at each level. There will be 20. If last year is any guide, USA Hockey is saving a spot for Alec Baer, and so they should Why didnt they ask lou to use the backdoor again and open up a spot for someone els...

Hockey North wrote:Yeah, it is what it is. Not that big of a deal like you are making it.
Whats your dilemma??

ummm ... "Way to go Jess! Don't let em push you around." yeah, I went wayyy over the top there

One was born February of 1996 and the other June of 1997. So they are 1 year apart. Maybe one got held back or started school late and is a freshman when he could easily be a soph. Big fricken deal. You make it sound like the poor little scrawny 15 year old took on a 23 year old Man!! Feb 1996 to J...

6 looks weak. The thing that is going to hurt 6 is no juniors. They had a very deep team in 16 and 17's but now the skill, along with goaltending, is being spread out between the 18's and Great 8. While there are some strong Juniors in Section 6, it's the fact that some strong seniors chose not to ...

What the heck are you guys talking about? Looked like two little weenie sissies to me. There are 1000 players that would pound either one of these posers. I'd like to see you say that to his face. You'd be picking teeth out of your bottom lip for a week :lol: Hockey North: One is a 17 year old with...

Don't just warm the bus up, hop in and drive it to the land of neck guards, hand rails and nerf pucks. He is in a hockey league, with lumps, bumps, bruises and scoreboards. He knows that if things get rough, a teammate will have his back and he theirs. This is not senseless stick swinging and there...

elliott70 wrote:So are you talking about taking the top two teams from the existing AA sections and then seed them.

OR

The AA and A winners and seed them.

????

I would think top 2 AA and re-seed them.

Congrats to the kids selected. I am a little shocked that Dingman didn't make the cut, but good picks nonetheless.

Don't just warm the bus up, hop in and drive it to the land of neck guards, hand rails and nerf pucks. He is in a hockey league, with lumps, bumps, bruises and scoreboards. He knows that if things get rough, a teammate will have his back and he theirs. This is not senseless stick swinging and there...

Good job kid! A real pleassure watching you in the State Tournament the last couple years. Love to see you in the AA event as well ... or the NTDP ... good luck which ever way you go and can't wait to see you in Maroon & Gold!

I hope the MSHL is seriously considering this. It makes a lot of sense for super-competitive Sections like 6AA and 2AA. It also gives the Tourney some fresh blood. I hope this gets legs

I attended both games and I am more impressed with Eastviews effort that White Bears. It should be noted that I am not one of the many Hillmurray bashers, I actually like them and have cheered for them since I was a kid, I just think after seeing Eastview that they could really give Hill some troub...

Once again the most popular man in the building should be Zach Driscoll. There are only a handful of Pioneer faithful who won't be cheering loudly for the Eastview goaltender. The rest of the State is cheering you on loudly. Can Eastview catch lightning in a bottle on the big stage? My money says th...

Jesse grew up near the Wheatkings and dreamed of playing for them. He is a great player and nice young man who has worked very hard to get where he is. The best of luck to Jesse and his family. I for one will be watching the Minnesota boys in the WHL and hope they continue to do well. Good luck to ...

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