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One thing I haven't been able to wrap my mind around is Mike Lee's HS career. How can you play this long as a High School goal tender and never be defeated? Is it possible to keep the streak alive through out the rest of the season? Would be truly incredible if he could. Going back to last year he has to be getting close to 25-30 wins without a single loss ever(not sure on the exact number)!
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Mike Lee was 12-0 last season, and he's currently 15-0 this season for a two season record of 27-0.61ache wrote:One thing I haven't been able to wrap my mind around is Mike Lee's HS career. How can you play this long as a High School goal tender and never be defeated? Is it possible to keep the streak alive through out the rest of the season? Would be truly incredible if he could. Going back to last year he has to be getting close to 25-30 wins without a single loss ever(not sure on the exact number)!
Mike is only 14-0 this season. The team is 15-0.RoseauHockeyFan wrote:Mike Lee was 12-0 last season, and he's currently 15-0 this season for a two season record of 27-0.61ache wrote:One thing I haven't been able to wrap my mind around is Mike Lee's HS career. How can you play this long as a High School goal tender and never be defeated? Is it possible to keep the streak alive through out the rest of the season? Would be truly incredible if he could. Going back to last year he has to be getting close to 25-30 wins without a single loss ever(not sure on the exact number)!
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Thanks for the clarification Rams1989. I forgot Levi Nelson was in net for one game.rams1989 wrote:Mike is only 14-0 this season. The team is 15-0.RoseauHockeyFan wrote:Mike Lee was 12-0 last season, and he's currently 15-0 this season for a two season record of 27-0.61ache wrote:One thing I haven't been able to wrap my mind around is Mike Lee's HS career. How can you play this long as a High School goal tender and never be defeated? Is it possible to keep the streak alive through out the rest of the season? Would be truly incredible if he could. Going back to last year he has to be getting close to 25-30 wins without a single loss ever(not sure on the exact number)!
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GR3343, I rarely agree with you, (You seem to have a chip on your shoulder and a grudge against Roseau Hockey for some reason...jealous maybe? Whatever it is, grow up and get over it. Northern teams have enough to worry about with the city teams; no need to beat each other up.) but I kinda agree with you in this post...GR3343 wrote:Agreed. I would venture an opinion, and mind you, it's only an opinion, that this team is not a top ten all time in the history of Minnesota High School Hockey. They are a very good team, but not one of the best ever. Undefeated or not. The competition they're up against (i.e. schedule) doesn't lend weight to the greatest of all time. There's been Roseau teams that have lost games that would bury this year's version. While once again, they are a very good team, they are not great.Hockeyguy_27 wrote:Just about any good team can get lucky and ride a hot goaltender but if I were a betting man, I'd say Edina, Minnetonka, Hill-Murray and maybe a handful of other teams could match the Roseau Rams.
The Rams are a good team. Time will tell whether they are a great team. They need to work on a few things, if they are going to retain the crown. The '99 Rams would probably beat this team.
Going undefeated during the season is nice, but not of much value, if the team loses in the tournaments. There are a few teams on the schedule that could beat the Rams, but in order for them to be ready to defend the title, they'll need to log some serious time against the Roseau old-timers. If they can beat Billy's old-timers, they should be ready. And, a season-end scrimmage against Red River wouldn't hurt either.
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Re: End of the Season Challenges
HM 28-0 in 1983RoseauHockeyFan wrote:By the looks of the voting, it appears that the general consensus is that Roseau's last three games will be their biggest challenges. I personally agree with the poll results that Grand Rapids is the toughest opponent left on the Ram's schedule. They've played some really good teams in tight contests including a close 3-2 loss to Edina.
I wouldn't put Moorhead lower because of how things went in TRF. Moorhead seemed to have greatly outplayed them but ran into a very hot goalie. I also agree with you cesar_maniago that it's hard to beat the same team three times in a year, and I got the feeling that Moorhead is hungry to avenge last year's loss in the section final. They are currently fourth in the poll, but I think that's a result of the 7-2 win the Ram's had over them earlier this season.
Obviously it is very difficult to go undefeated for an entire season in the game of high school hockey. There are so many factors that can lead to a win or a loss. Here's little history for you all. The last high school hockey team to go undefeated was Hermantown (28-0-2) in 2007 from Section 7A but they had the two ties. The last team from a AA school which is Roseau's division to go undefeated was Bloom. Jefferson (27-0) in 1993. That means it's been 15 years since it was last accomplished!
Here's a list of undefeated teams since 1957 and the year they did it. I got this from the minnhock.com site by the way.
1. Bloom. Jefferson (27-0) 1993
2. Hill-Murray (27-0) 1983
3. Edina East (23-0) 1974
4. Mpls. Southwest (19-0-2) 1970
5. International Falls (22-0) 1965 & 1966
6. St Paul Johnson (20-0) 1963
7. Roseau (27-0) 1959
Only 7 teams have gone undefeated for the entire season in the last 50 years of MN high school hockey. Maybe history is due another undefeated team. Are the Ram's that team? Only time will tell, but no matter what happens - I will stay a loyal fan of the green and white!
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Re: End of the Season Challenges
1.a. Roseau (27-0) 2008RoseauHockeyFan wrote:
Here's a list of undefeated teams since 1957 and the year they did it. I got this from the minnhock.com site by the way.
1. Bloom. Jefferson (27-0) 1993
2. Hill-Murray (27-0) 1983
3. Edina East (23-0) 1974
4. Mpls. Southwest (19-0-2) 1970
5. International Falls (22-0) 1965 & 1966
6. St Paul Johnson (20-0) 1963
7. Roseau (27-0) 1959
Only 7 teams have gone undefeated for the entire season in the last 50 years of MN high school hockey. Maybe history is due another undefeated team. Are the Ram's that team? Only time will tell, but no matter what happens - I will stay a loyal fan of the green and white!
1. Bloom. Jefferson (27-0) 1993
2. Hill-Murray (27-0) 1983
3. Edina East (23-0) 1974
4. Mpls. Southwest (19-0-2) 1970
5. International Falls (22-0) 1965 & 1966
6. St Paul Johnson (20-0) 1963
7. Roseau (27-0) 1959
Looks like a nice Ram sandwich!
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What about the Hornets?
Edina has the best shot. They're pretty heavy up front. The size and skill of their forwards might be the answer to Ness. We'll see. Roseau is still pretty good and does a great job of limiting shots at all. Who knows though, they've had an answer for all so far, in all situations.
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I think I. Falls should get more consideration. They've beaten everyone on their schedule with only 2 losses to very good teams. They play the game in a way that doesn't create a lot of fanfare from outside of the Falls, but it has been effective. They've been getting alot of support from the two lines other than Youso's. Why not give the Falls a little more consideration? If nothing alse, I'm willing to bet it will worth more than the price of admission to watch this game and worth the prognostication that should accompany such a game.
Agreed. I Falls is going to be a gut check for both teams. Wish I could see it.RidingPine32 wrote:I think I. Falls should get more consideration. They've beaten everyone on their schedule with only 2 losses to very good teams. They play the game in a way that doesn't create a lot of fanfare from outside of the Falls, but it has been effective. They've been getting alot of support from the two lines other than Youso's. Why not give the Falls a little more consideration? If nothing alse, I'm willing to bet it will worth more than the price of admission to watch this game and worth the prognostication that should accompany such a game.
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youso is either gonna win this game for his team or ness will contain him and they will whoop International falls...61ache wrote:Agreed. I Falls is going to be a gut check for both teams. Wish I could see it.RidingPine32 wrote:I think I. Falls should get more consideration. They've beaten everyone on their schedule with only 2 losses to very good teams. They play the game in a way that doesn't create a lot of fanfare from outside of the Falls, but it has been effective. They've been getting alot of support from the two lines other than Youso's. Why not give the Falls a little more consideration? If nothing alse, I'm willing to bet it will worth more than the price of admission to watch this game and worth the prognostication that should accompany such a game.
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