I wouldn't be so sure of that... I think someone from this section beat them already this year. I'm not sure though.Puckyeah1 wrote:New Ulm wins last night vs. St. peter 5-2, reinarts 2 goals, sophomore Kaleb Juntunen steps up with 2 goals..They are my pick for sections this year. Solid group of sophomores and returners.
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New Ulm got spanked by Marshall last year early in the season 7-1, beat them 9-0, and 7-3, in their next two meetings, New Ulm also beat Litchfield early in the season last year, and lost the section finals. They may have already been beat but they are still my pick. They have the most depth in their returning seniors, and a very good group of sophomores, they are going to make some noise this year and hopefully stick it out come section time.
Some of their sophomores have been on select hockey teams over the past few summers, and one even played elite II. Their bantam years have held strong records, and competed late in their regional tournaments. People say that New Ulm will be bad every year, and every year they prove you wrong. Come to terms with the fact that most of the time, they are better than your pick...and give them a little respect.
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That isn't true I watched them last year at the hermantown tournament and they had a couple standouts,but i don't know their names. number 16 and 11 caught my attention and also my friend Chuck Spruso the head coach of a lower jr team out west in canadaKoolice wrote:I've seen there sophmores play last year in bantams a few times. They have no real standouts but are a solid group of kids that play well together. But i don't know if its enough for them to win the Sec.
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Is Juntenun #16 for New Ulm and doesn't he DangleallDay? If it is the player I am thinking of he is a much improved player from a year ago.
Thanks straw,so 16 is Juntenun and 11 is undetermind
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Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 9:01 pm Post subject: ?
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Is Juntenun #16 for New Ulm and doesn't he DangleallDay? If it is the player I am thinking of he is a much improved player from a year ago.
Thanks straw,so 16 is Juntenun and 11 is undetermind
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Yeah, so can playing against a terrible team. That usually helps out.danglepastdmen wrote:but did ypu watch the st peter game? 1st game jitters can do alotBSU93 wrote:Jr. Gold is like the worst thing you could be on haha if you get cut from JV and play Jr. Gold you should quit because you suck, and when NU played Hutch I didnt see any kid that could dangle?
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There has been two games??? You talk like he should be the captain or something... Did he score in the first one? I guess we will have to see how he pans out, but I'm assuming that he wont be much of an asset to his team, unless of course they are playing against bad teams when everyone is an asset.Puckyeah1 wrote:good team, terrible team, the goal goes on the score sheet, he earned the goals, he put the puck in the net, that takes some talent... if he keeps putting pucks in the net doesnt that make him an asset to the team? A strong asset considering you need goals to win a game...
Mitchell Cowger Hutch he's 6th leading scorer in the state and Kyle Reinharts NU he is a very fast kid, strong on his skates, great shot and not afraid to take the body. Nate Adams Litchfields best player great shot, strong on his skates, he's about 6'4 so hes a big mofo and he's not afraid to take the body also
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he scored two goals in that game, 1st one was a snipe short side.it powered their team,he was taking the role of a leaderPuckyeah1 wrote:good team, terrible team, the goal goes on the score sheet, he earned the goals, he put the puck in the net, that takes some talent... if he keeps putting pucks in the net doesnt that make him an asset to the team? A strong asset considering you need goals to win a game...
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