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Neutron 14 wrote:
breakout wrote:Wow, 7 Edina kids referenced.............must like those Edina boys
Theres a lot to like. Edina will reclaim "Most Hated" status this year.

True, but I don't think they ever lost "Most Hated" status

Fun to watch Budish, Everson & Gaarder. All three are unselfish, skilled players that play off each other. Leer is a beast, his kid is too!
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breakout wrote: True, but I don't think they ever lost "Most Hated" status
When Edina left the elite status for a couple of years, I think AHA held the most hated crown. I have a hard time kicking someone when they're down, even Edina.

breakout wrote: Leer is a beast, his kid is too!
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The only soft spot I see is the one between my legs
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Post by Indians forever »

breakout wrote:
Indians forever wrote:What's the difference between Elite 1 and Elite 2 Hockey???? :?:
Elite 1 is suppose to be the top 100 or so players in the state. Elite 2 is the next tier of players. Their websites may be more defining.

There will be players on Elite 2 that should be playing on Elite 1. There will be some players on Elite 1 that will make you scratch your head and wonder why they aren't playing in Elite 2. Overall, the players end up playing where they should.

If you weren't picked to play Elite 1, Elite 2 is a nice way to get extra games and extra work in before the high school season starts.
help me out then why is there so much talk about Elite 2? Where is Elite 1 or are they done???
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Indians forever wrote:
breakout wrote:
Indians forever wrote:What's the difference between Elite 1 and Elite 2 Hockey???? :?:
Elite 1 is suppose to be the top 100 or so players in the state. Elite 2 is the next tier of players. Their websites may be more defining.

There will be players on Elite 2 that should be playing on Elite 1. There will be some players on Elite 1 that will make you scratch your head and wonder why they aren't playing in Elite 2. Overall, the players end up playing where they should.

If you weren't picked to play Elite 1, Elite 2 is a nice way to get extra games and extra work in before the high school season starts.
help me out then why is there so much talk about Elite 2? Where is Elite 1 or are they done???

Breakout with the assist!

http://www.hselitehockey.com/
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Thanks for the link pioneers. Just 3 games per team and already players are seperating themselves. Cant wait to see who drops and jumps in the next weeks.
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Yes some have risen to the top. Looks like Wisconsin has a better team this year then last.
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MNscout72 wrote:Thanks for the link pioneers. Just 3 games per team and already players are seperating themselves. Cant wait to see who drops and jumps in the next weeks.

Certainly not a plus/minus league :lol:
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breakout wrote:
Indians forever wrote:
breakout wrote: Elite 1 is suppose to be the top 100 or so players in the state. Elite 2 is the next tier of players. Their websites may be more defining.

There will be players on Elite 2 that should be playing on Elite 1. There will be some players on Elite 1 that will make you scratch your head and wonder why they aren't playing in Elite 2. Overall, the players end up playing where they should.

If you weren't picked to play Elite 1, Elite 2 is a nice way to get extra games and extra work in before the high school season starts.
Thanks Break out for the assist!!
help me out then why is there so much talk about Elite 2? Where is Elite 1 or are they done???

Breakout with the assist!

http://www.hselitehockey.com/
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Post by pioneers »

I heard Nick Widing was injured in one of their games. Anybody have a report on the injury?
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Post by MNscout72 »

Round 2 starts this weekend, Going to New Hope to watch the games.
Any predicitons on the teams or players?
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MNscout72 wrote:Round 2 starts this weekend, Going to New Hope to watch the games.
Any predicitons on the teams or players?
I predict Southwest will win it.
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SEC Scotty wrote:
MNscout72 wrote:Round 2 starts this weekend, Going to New Hope to watch the games.
Any predicitons on the teams or players?
I predict Southwest will win it.
They cant play Norway every game? Lets see how the stats stack up this weekend.
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Very true, i like that anwser!
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Post by Hockey=Life »

Northwest dominated Southwest right from the start in a 6-4 win. Southwest never had the lead once, or even tied it.
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Hockey=Life wrote:Northwest dominated Southwest right from the start in a 6-4 win. Southwest never had the lead once, or even tied it.

I was out at New Hope today. I went back and forth to the game you are referring to and the game going on in the other rink. I didn't see domination by Northwest. Northwest started out with the lead and held it. Southwest came within a goal at the end. Northwest parked an empty netter to finish 6 to 4.

The game had good pace and was fun to watch.

For anyone that wants to watch good hockey prior to the high school season, I highly recommend watching the Elite League games. Lots of talent, good hockey.
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Post by slashman42 »

I was there yesterday to watch Great Plains play. They looked good in their first game in a 6-3 win over southeast. Was 6-1 going into the 3rd. Their 2nd game against Southwest was close for the most part, except for a 3 minute span in the 2nd where Southwest scored 4 unanswered. 6-2 for southwest. Lots of good players on all teams!
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Post by Observer85 »

For anybody who questions the impact of the Elite League in the scouting world, this league continues to attract some pretty impressive coaches. Both head coaches and assistants. Typically head coaches leave the recruiting to their assistants. I attended games at St Louis Park and New Hope these past 2 weekends.

Coaches that I saw include Owens & Bonnett (Colorado College), Lucia (Minnesota), Donato (Harvard), Hastkol (North Dakota), Montgomery (RPI), Motzko & Gibbons (St Cloud), Gilling (Bemidji), Sandelin & Rohlik (Duluth), Slaggert (Notre Dame), Workman (Brown), and Whittet (Dartmouth). There were probably more.

Can't say that Elite 2 or AAA programs have the same impact (in fact nothing close). This coming weekend will also have a huge turnout of college coaches to the Elite League, again to be held at New Hope. Most coaches will be in town to attend the NAHL Showcase starting on Wednesday at Blaine's SuperRinks.
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Post by northwoods oldtimer »

I would agree with breakout the league is great hockey to watch. If you have a chance to see some games in your area go out and do so.
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Post by breakout »

I know this is off topic, but the National Development team is coming to town to play in the NAHL Showcase tournament in Blaine.

With Elite 1 and NAHL Showcase, there will be plenty of good hockey to watch this week.

For a schedule, here is the link:

http://www.nahlshowcase.com/schedule.cfm
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Observer85 wrote:For anybody who questions the impact of the Elite League in the scouting world, this league continues to attract some pretty impressive coaches. Both head coaches and assistants. Typically head coaches leave the recruiting to their assistants. I attended games at St Louis Park and New Hope these past 2 weekends.

Coaches that I saw include Owens & Bonnett (Colorado College), Lucia (Minnesota), Donato (Harvard), Hastkol (North Dakota), Montgomery (RPI), Motzko & Gibbons (St Cloud), Gilling (Bemidji), Sandelin & Rohlik (Duluth), Slaggert (Notre Dame), Workman (Brown), and Whittet (Dartmouth). There were probably more.

Can't say that Elite 2 or AAA programs have the same impact (in fact nothing close). This coming weekend will also have a huge turnout of college coaches to the Elite League, again to be held at New Hope. Most coaches will be in town to attend the NAHL Showcase starting on Wednesday at Blaine's SuperRinks.
I saw at least 4 pro scouts last weekend as well.
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Post by Observer85 »

breakout wrote:I know this is off topic, but the National Development team is coming to town to play in the NAHL Showcase tournament in Blaine.

With Elite 1 and NAHL Showcase, there will be plenty of good hockey to watch this week.

For a schedule, here is the link:

http://www.nahlshowcase.com/schedule.cfm
For those who are not aware of it, this NTDP is the under 18 team, not the U17 team. This is their warmup event before they start their college schedulue in the 1st weekend of October (against Maine Black Bears). After this showcase event, then the U17 team plays in the balance of league games of the NAHL.
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SEC Scotty wrote:
Observer85 wrote:For anybody who questions the impact of the Elite League in the scouting world, this league continues to attract some pretty impressive coaches. Both head coaches and assistants. Typically head coaches leave the recruiting to their assistants. I attended games at St Louis Park and New Hope these past 2 weekends.

Coaches that I saw include Owens & Bonnett (Colorado College), Lucia (Minnesota), Donato (Harvard), Hastkol (North Dakota), Montgomery (RPI), Motzko & Gibbons (St Cloud), Gilling (Bemidji), Sandelin & Rohlik (Duluth), Slaggert (Notre Dame), Workman (Brown), and Whittet (Dartmouth). There were probably more.

Can't say that Elite 2 or AAA programs have the same impact (in fact nothing close). This coming weekend will also have a huge turnout of college coaches to the Elite League, again to be held at New Hope. Most coaches will be in town to attend the NAHL Showcase starting on Wednesday at Blaine's SuperRinks.
I saw at least 4 pro scouts last weekend as well.
Many of the pro scouts are away this weekend at their respective organizations training camps. With the Wild being a local team, many of their scouts were in attendence during the Saturday evening games.
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Post by breakout »

Any idea who the pro scouts were looking at? Speculation?
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Post by Mario58 »

Is anyone else having trouble seeing the week 2 stats? I click on it, and it's blank.
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