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Rochester is a perfect example of how not to manage girls hockey. It is a sad state of girls hockey that a city of that size has reached this point. The greatest game on earth has not been introduced to many young ladies. They need to reevaluate their system. Other communities in the big nine were a...

Do you really think New Ulm? I can't forget how they were dominated by New Prague and Austin last year. And between the two, New Prague was the only state team. New Ulm will easily make it to state with the easiest section but after that? <p></p><i></i>

I don't know for sure, but someone said the pink panthers are from Stillwater. However I did recognize some of the players that are from elsewhere. I saw Taylor Jenkins who I think is from somwhere in southern MN, Rachel Ripley Farmington, Emma Nordness Benilde, those three played together and reall...

U16 results<br>Championship game Manitoba Minor defeated Manitoba Major<br><br>Third place game The PINK PANTHERS beat the MN EXTREME 4-1. That pink team looks like fun. Those kids and coaches seem to really enjoy the game. <p></p><i></i>

EASY OBVIOUS ANSWER YESS <p></p><i></i>

congrats Chelsey. She is a warrior. Best player int the state. <p></p><i></i>

don't forget these Southern MN girls that often get overlooked due to geography:<br>taylor jenkins- austin (f)<br>nara higano - mayo (d)<br>alley foley - faribault (f)<br>amie ernst - mankato (f)<br>Does anyone know who from this age group went to Lake Placid last summer or the advanced 15 camp? <p>...

It is too bad for the rescheduled times, it will cut down on the size of the crowd.<br> <p></p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://p100.ezboard.com/bmnhs.showUserP ... lcons88</A> at: 2/16/06 4:55 pm<br></i>

Most of you were wrong on the AL /Austin Game. I expected a Hillman/Faber showdown. Never saw it. Austin controlled the game from the beginning and was obviously the best team. The coaches seeds were correct. Austin had better players beyond their star. I even felt Jenkins and Heimsness contributed ...

I have noticed that many of the scoring leaders in the out state regions had greater numbers in their younger years and then diminish in their senior year. It could be that the outstate is starting to improve on their level of hockey. <p></p><i></i>