Minnetonka (3-0) @ Duluth East (2-0) 12-11

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Winner

Poll ended at Thu Dec 11, 2008 5:36 pm

Duluth East
22
69%
Minnetonka
10
31%
 
Total votes: 32

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Minnetonka (3-0) @ Duluth East (2-0) 12-11

Post by HShockeywatcher »

Doesn't look like the Minnetonka of last year, beating Chaska only by 3 and Park by 1. This will be the first true challenge for both teams.

Anyone know where it's played? Heritage Center?
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Re: Minnetonka (3-0) @ Duluth East (2-0) 12-11

Post by sn1per »

HShockeywatcher wrote:This will be the first true challenge for both teams.
East was just challenged by Wayzata. So this will be there 2nd challenge, if it should even be considered that.

5-1 East.
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Post by Goldy Gopher »

East 3

Tonka 2
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Post by TheSniper09 »

I think it will be a close game
but im gonna have to go with the hounds 4-2 with eng
how many d-1 players are on east?
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Post by Goldy Gopher »

TheSniper09 wrote:I think it will be a close game
but im gonna have to go with the hounds 4-2 with eng
how many d-1 players are on east?
I think the answer is 0 since they're on East.
The U invented swagger.
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Post by Indians forever »

East by 3
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Post by karl(east) »

Goldy Gopher wrote:
TheSniper09 wrote:I think it will be a close game
but im gonna have to go with the hounds 4-2 with eng
how many d-1 players are on east?
I think the answer is 0 since they're on East.
Well, we do like to think we're in a different league from everyone else... :lol:

Max Tardy (UMD)
Derek Forbort (North Dakota)

As for the game, I'll say East 4, Tonka 1.
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Post by Goldy Gopher »

karl(east) wrote:
Goldy Gopher wrote:
TheSniper09 wrote:I think it will be a close game
but im gonna have to go with the hounds 4-2 with eng
how many d-1 players are on east?
I think the answer is 0 since they're on East.
Well, we do like to think we're in a different league from everyone else... :lol:
:lol:

League no, level maybe.
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Post by HShockeywatcher »

Where is the game played?
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Post by east hockey »

HShockeywatcher wrote:Where is the game played?
8:00 at the Heritage.

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Post by TCQQL »

I give East the edge because they are home where they can play "Northern Hockey".

East-4
Tonka-3
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Forbort

Post by ringo11 »

I had heard about him, and assumed he was pretty good considering his future college career, but I was really impressed by his vision. He is really really good.
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Post by PASTRAPIDSFAN »

Tonka by 2
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Post by HShockeywatcher »

What players on each team are the players to watch for?
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Post by quickgym guy »

HShockeywatcher wrote:What players on each team are the players to watch for?
Dave Spehar for East... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by quickgym guy »

quickgym guy wrote:
HShockeywatcher wrote:What players on each team are the players to watch for?
Dave Spehar for East... :lol: :lol: :lol:
On the serious side... I'll take East by 2.
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Post by Lucia4President »

HShockeywatcher wrote:What players on each team are the players to watch for?
One of my favorite kids from East that doesn't get mentioned like some of the other player is Jake Williams. He moves the puck really well, is a good skater, and very solid for his size.

I think East wins it 3-1.
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Post by flatontheice »

PASTRAPIDSFAN wrote:Tonka by 2
East 6 Tonka 1. East is a way better team.
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Post by komada77 »

East 4
Tonka 0

East's D is damn near flawless
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East's D

Post by Off Sides »

I agree with the comments on Jake Williams. East's top 4 D are all very good. Derek Forbort is big, quick and has excellant vision to go along with very good skills, his partner Al McLean compliments him well and moves the puck extremely well, Joe Arbour is big, strong and fast. He might be the key to East's whole year. I could see all 3 Seniors playing juniors next year and continuing to improve. Forbort the best one is only a Junior.
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Post by grindiangrad-80 »

East 5
Tonka 3
Should be fun to watch.
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Post by dulutheastfan »

east wins 2-0 final
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Post by karl(east) »

Ugly, ugly win for East. 12 penalties, but they somehow managed to kill 9 penalties. Great performance by the defense and Cooper, who still is yet to allow a goal. They need to figure out how to stay out of the box if they want to beat Centennial, though.

East has held Wayzata and Minnetonka, two pretty decent teams, 0-for-15 on power plays. That's bordering on ridiculous.
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Post by nikebauer_07 »

Good play by East's goalie tonight, really kept them in the game and probably the reason they won tonight. East looked pretty undisciplined taking some stupid penalties. Nice goal by Tardy.
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Post by quickgym guy »

karl(east) wrote:Ugly, ugly win for East. 12 penalties, but they somehow managed to kill 9 penalties. Great performance by the defense and Cooper, who still is yet to allow a goal. They need to figure out how to stay out of the box if they want to beat Centennial, though.

East has held Wayzata and Minnetonka, two pretty decent teams, 0-for-15 on power plays. That's bordering on ridiculous.
They play a very aggressive penalty kill... Tonka had very few shots on the powerplay.
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