up coming studs freshmen or sophmores playing varsity

upnorthhockey125 · Post by **upnorthhockey125** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 12:55 pm

whos up comings studs???? put out your thoughts and predictions!

upnorthhockey125 · Post by **upnorthhockey125** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 1:01 pm

sartell sabres ryan and matt nahan are showing lots of potential and are lighting it up they play very well together and up coming years they will be dominant

and for the st.cloud tech tigers #25 Blake vogel. the begginingof the year was slow for Vogel but as the season rolls on he keeps improving and really shinning!!! in his last 4 games posting 3 goals 4 assists!!! this kid is going to be a force in up coming years and is under estimated!!

justafan2 · Post by **justafan2** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 1:28 pm

I think Tom Kuhn who plays D for Hastings is a player to watch...

stars612 · Post by **stars612** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 1:42 pm

The Reilly twins from AHA. Trebil says they are the two most talented players he has ever coached. Thats saying a lot considering some of the guys he's coached.

houndshockey11 · Post by **houndshockey11** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 1:42 pm

derek forbort - defenseman (#15) and kyle lutzka - forward (#6) for duluth east. both are sophomores

Pucknutz69 · Post by **Pucknutz69** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 1:46 pm

stars612 wrote:The Reilly twins from AHA. Trebil says they are the two most talented players he has ever coached. Thats saying a lot considering some of the guys he's coached.

That's some funny stuff right there.

dangles23 · Post by **dangles23** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 2:01 pm

Nick Bjudstad or however you spell his name for Blaine has to be one of the most impressive freshman playing varsity. Lovick for Centennial also had a great year with from the info i got 40+ points. And for a player that should be making an appearance next year as a freshman on varisty is Rau who is playing Bantam A right now for Eden Prarie.

Cabela10 · Post by **Cabela10** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 2:02 pm

stars612 wrote:The Reilly twins from AHA. Trebil says they are the two most talented players he has ever coached. Thats saying a lot considering some of the guys he's coached.

coaches will always say stuff like that. By the way, which Reilly twin are you?

stars612 · Post by **stars612** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 2:04 pm

Pucknutz69 wrote:
stars612 wrote:The Reilly twins from AHA. Trebil says they are the two most talented players he has ever coached. Thats saying a lot considering some of the guys he's coached.
That's some funny stuff right there.

Yeah I guess

. Watch them they're sophomores and they're good. And Trebil actually did say that.

Gopher Blog · Post by **Gopher Blog** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 2:30 pm

So far, seven MN freshman/sophomores have been invited to the tryouts for the USA NTDP. Although one of them (Mac Carruth) doesn't play in MN any longer.

Nick Bjugstad
Mac Carruth
Derek Forbort
Max Gardiner
Christian Isackson
Ben Marshall
Joe Rubbelke

Could be a couple of more added after sections.

Pucknutz69 · Post by **Pucknutz69** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 4:14 pm

stars612 wrote:
Pucknutz69 wrote:
stars612 wrote:The Reilly twins from AHA. Trebil says they are the two most talented players he has ever coached. Thats saying a lot considering some of the guys he's coached.
That's some funny stuff right there.
Yeah I guess . Watch them they're sophomores and they're good. And Trebil actually did say that.

Yeah and stack them on top of each other and they might be 6' tall and weight #150 lbs. They have survived this long based on who they have played with. Both Mattson's (Danny and Nick) did way more for them then they did for Nick or Danny. They score when they are on the PP other then that they don't add very much during even strength situations. Lets see what they do in the future rather then crown them Mr Hockey winners already. Daddy's money does a lot for them.

upnorthhockey125 · Post by **upnorthhockey125** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 4:52 pm

haha the riley twins! Ive seen most of these kids play from when they were little and in youth hockey til now those two brothers are way over rated from seeing these kids play I will tell everyone right now Forbort and Vogel would not only beat the twins 2 on 2 they would rip them apart!!!!

highschoolhockeyfann · Sun Feb 17, 2008 5:04 pm

Gopher Blog wrote:So far, seven MN freshman/sophomores have been invited to the tryouts for the USA NTDP. Although one of them (Mac Carruth) doesn't play in MN any longer.

Nick Bjugstad
Mac Carruth
Derek Forbort
Max Gardiner
Christian Isackson
Ben Marshall
Joe Rubbelke

Could be a couple of more added after sections.

Those are all 92's right?

Gopher Blog · Post by **Gopher Blog** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 6:26 pm

highschoolhockeyfann wrote:Those are all 92's right?

That is correct. All the players they have invited (to this point) are 1992s.

stars612 · Post by **stars612** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 7:06 pm

Pucknutz69 wrote:
stars612 wrote:
Pucknutz69 wrote: That's some funny stuff right there.
Yeah I guess . Watch them they're sophomores and they're good. And Trebil actually did say that.
Yeah and stack them on top of each other and they might be 6' tall and weight #150 lbs. They have survived this long based on who they have played with. Both Mattson's (Danny and Nick) did way more for them then they did for Nick or Danny. They score when they are on the PP other then that they don't add very much during even strength situations. Lets see what they do in the future rather then crown them Mr Hockey winners already. Daddy's money does a lot for them.

Wow, good thing you can read. At least Daddy's money bought me literacy. If you could read, you would have seen that I didn't crown them Mr. Hockey, in fact, all I said is that they were good.

Let me ask you this, how many state championships has the team that you coach won in the last 6 years. Trebil has won two. How many NHLers have you coached in the past? Trebil has coached a few through the Jefferson Bantam program, and Erik Johnson at AHA. Lets see, I think Greg Trebil is a little better judge of hockey players than you, Mr. Pucknutz.

Finally, don't play the small card. They will get bigger. Jay Barriball is how big? How big is Martin St. Louis? How big is Brian Gionta? Ryan Duncan? The Reilly boys are very quick, and will only get better. Did I say they were God? No. But they definitely aren't bad.

DmanDad1980 · Post by **DmanDad1980** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 7:15 pm

stars612 wrote: Finally, don't play the small card. They will get bigger. Jay Barriball is how big? How big is Martin St. Louis? How big is Brian Gionta? Ryan Duncan? The Reilly boys are very quick, and will only get better. Did I say they were God? No. But they definitely aren't bad.

Aaaahhhhh... You had me until Barriball, please lets not use Mr. Barriball in any comparison this year

, the others are good examples...

stars612 · Post by **stars612** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 7:21 pm

DmanDad1980 wrote:
stars612 wrote: Finally, don't play the small card. They will get bigger. Jay Barriball is how big? How big is Martin St. Louis? How big is Brian Gionta? Ryan Duncan? The Reilly boys are very quick, and will only get better. Did I say they were God? No. But they definitely aren't bad.
Aaaahhhhh... You had me until Barriball, please lets not use Mr. Barriball in any comparison this year , the others are good examples...

Your right, this year he has been off. I was referring more to Jay's high school years at AHA.

Pucknutz69 · Post by **Pucknutz69** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 11:24 pm

stars612 wrote:
DmanDad1980 wrote:
stars612 wrote: Finally, don't play the small card. They will get bigger. Jay Barriball is how big? How big is Martin St. Louis? How big is Brian Gionta? Ryan Duncan? The Reilly boys are very quick, and will only get better. Did I say they were God? No. But they definitely aren't bad.
Aaaahhhhh... You had me until Barriball, please lets not use Mr. Barriball in any comparison this year , the others are good examples...
Your right, this year he has been off. I was referring more to Jay's high school years at AHA.

you stated that Trebil says "they are the best he has ever coached." knowing who he has coached that would put them right up there with Mr Hockey candidates that you claim he has coached in the past. And now you are comparing them to the select few professional players that are small in stature. All I am saying is lets see if they can LEAD a TEAM instead of riding the coattails of some really good players.

mch · Post by **mch** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 11:47 pm

is conor better than ryan because he has twice as many points according to maxpreps

nipe'n · Post by **nipe'n** » Mon Feb 18, 2008 1:29 am

Cory mack is a bantam this year and he is a very physical and fast player who i think will make a big impact on the east grand forks line up next year

unclutch15 · Post by **unclutch15** » Mon Feb 18, 2008 1:54 am

cal decowski from andover

stars612 · Post by **stars612** » Mon Feb 18, 2008 8:30 am

Pucknutz69 wrote:
stars612 wrote:
DmanDad1980 wrote: Aaaahhhhh... You had me until Barriball, please lets not use Mr. Barriball in any comparison this year , the others are good examples...
Your right, this year he has been off. I was referring more to Jay's high school years at AHA.
you stated that Trebil says "they are the best he has ever coached." knowing who he has coached that would put them right up there with Mr Hockey candidates that you claim he has coached in the past. And now you are comparing them to the select few professional players that are small in stature. All I am saying is lets see if they can LEAD a TEAM instead of riding the coattails of some really good players.

I never compared them to any of those players, I quoted Trebil. If Trebil thinks they are the most talented kids he has coached, I'll take his word for it.

Good job at completely misinterpreting the small part. I was not comparing their skill level to pro players, that would be completely and utterly ridiculous considering we are talking about two sophomores in high school. Obviously they are not pro. I was comparing their size, making the point that if there are small players dominating in the NHL, it is possible for small players to be good in high school.

But this is a breakthrough. Now that you have the reading thing down, it's time to work on comprehension...

Pucknutz69 · Post by **Pucknutz69** » Mon Feb 18, 2008 9:55 am

stars612 wrote:
Pucknutz69 wrote:
stars612 wrote: Your right, this year he has been off. I was referring more to Jay's high school years at AHA.
you stated that Trebil says "they are the best he has ever coached." knowing who he has coached that would put them right up there with Mr Hockey candidates that you claim he has coached in the past. And now you are comparing them to the select few professional players that are small in stature. All I am saying is lets see if they can LEAD a TEAM instead of riding the coattails of some really good players.
I never compared them to any of those players, I quoted Trebil. If Trebil thinks they are the most talented kids he has coached, I'll take his word for it.

Good job at completely misinterpreting the small part. I was not comparing their skill level to pro players, that would be completely and utterly ridiculous considering we are talking about two sophomores in high school. Obviously they are not pro. I was comparing their size, making the point that if there are small players dominating in the NHL, it is possible for small players to be good in high school.

But this is a breakthrough. Now that you have the reading thing down, it's time to work on comprehension...

So which one are you? Connor, Ryan or Mike? I don't see one small player Dominating the NHL maybe contributing and surviving but definatly not dominating. Like i stated lets see how they do on thier own in the future at AHA.

George Blanda · Post by **George Blanda** » Mon Feb 18, 2008 10:07 am

Pucknutz69 wrote:I don't see one small player Dominating the NHL maybe contributing and surviving but definatly not dominating.

Martin St. Louis isn't dominating??? 7th in the NHL in points isn't dominating??? WOW!!

Marc Savard is 15th in total points and leads the NHL in assists...not bad for another small guy.

Those are some pretty nice "contributions".

gopher1 · Post by **gopher1** » Mon Feb 18, 2008 10:37 am

Tim Kuzniar & Tyler Goss from Lakeville North, they get plenty of playing time and big contributors to the team. Their points don't show how their playing but they are very affective. Lake conference is a tough league for 10th graders to play in.

#8, #5 & #25 for Bloomington Jefferson are very good. I know one of them is Herbert, not sure the names of the others.

All these names & #'s listed are very good sophomores.

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