Young Studs - Bantam "A"

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HSHockeyFan08
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Young Studs - Bantam "A"

Post by HSHockeyFan08 »

Who are the top Bantam "A" players this year? I see a lot of threads discussing different teams, but I haven't heard about any individual talent thus far!

I know Hudson Fasching and Grant Besse would have been the top players if they didn't make the jump to High School, but who else is out there?
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Post by muckandgrind »

Both of Lou Nanne's grandsons are pretty good...the one at Minnetonka and the one at Edina.
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Post by nobama »

Who is Lou Nanne does he run the 95 Blades ???
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Post by Bronc »

nobama wrote:Who is Lou Nanne does he run the 95 Blades ???
If you have to introduce your self as someones grandson so others think you are a stud, then probably not so much.
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Post by muckandgrind »

Bronc wrote:
nobama wrote:Who is Lou Nanne does he run the 95 Blades ???
If you have to introduce your self as someones grandson so others think you are a stud, then probably not so much.
I'll never call a 9th grade child a "stud"...sorry. But both Tyler Nanne and Vinny Letteri (Tino's son and Lou's grandson) are both excellent players for their respective Bantam teams...and probably two of the top Bantam players in the state (who are actually playing Bantam and not playing HS).
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Post by nobama »

Sorry for the confusion..

Tino manages the 95 Blades.

I knew some family member was managing the 95 Blades.

That must be how he graded out so high during tryouts for the 95 Blades.
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Post by Bronc »

muckandgrind wrote:
Bronc wrote:
nobama wrote:Who is Lou Nanne does he run the 95 Blades ???
If you have to introduce your self as someones grandson so others think you are a stud, then probably not so much.
I'll never call a 9th grade child a "stud"...sorry. But both Tyler Nanne and Vinny Letteri (Tino's son and Lou's grandson) are both excellent players for their respective Bantam teams...and probably two of the top Bantam players in the state (who are actually playing Bantam and not playing HS).
They are both nice players, just having fun razzing you.
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Post by InigoMontoya »

Who is Lou Nanne does he run the 95 Blades ???
Sorry for the confusion..

Tino manages the 95 Blades.

I knew some family member was managing the 95 Blades.

That must be how he graded out so high during tryouts for the 95 Blades.
I thought your first quote was a joke; your second quote makes me think, not so much. My only response to that would be, "Wow."
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Post by nobama »

Thanks for taking the bait...

I said the same thing when his name was on the 95 Team WOW
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Post by dogeatdog1 »

Faceguard79 wrote:
muckandgrind wrote:Both of Lou Nanne's grandsons are pretty good...the one at Minnetonka and the one at Edina.
Well, my son played AAA this summer and so we played the Blades at St Louis Park arena. We beat them pretty good and my son on D was on the Nanne's all game and they couldn't do anything.

My son wasn't that impressed with them at all, said he's played against better B1 kids in practice.
So you're saying your kids a b1? He probably got the shaft in tryouts.. both with his association and the blades :lol:
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Post by Night Train »

First of all I don't think anyone beat the 95 Blades "pretty good" this past off season. I'm not sure anyone in town beat them at all.

In order to be considered a top Bantam A lets start with players that are at least the best on their current Bantam A teams and I'm not sure Nanne or Letteri are. I also believe Tyler Nanne is a 96 first year bantam that played on the 95 Blades last summer to be with his cousin. He's a very good player, one of the best 96s I've seen.
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Post by muckandgrind »

Faceguard79 wrote:
muckandgrind wrote:Both of Lou Nanne's grandsons are pretty good...the one at Minnetonka and the one at Edina.
Well, my son played AAA this summer and so we played the Blades at St Louis Park arena. We beat them pretty good and my son on D was on the Nanne's all game and they couldn't do anything.

My son wasn't that impressed with them at all, said he's played against better B1 kids in practice.
I'd hate to call you a liar, but I'm pretty skeptical. I don't know of a single summer AAA team in the Upper Midwest (let alone Minnesota) that could beat the 95 Blades team "pretty good". The only Minnesota teams that could compete with them were the Icemen and Breakaway. Which one of those two teams did your son play on?
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Post by muckandgrind »

Night Train wrote: In order to be considered a top Bantam A lets start with players that are at least the best on their current Bantam A teams and I'm not sure Nanne or Letteri are. I also believe Tyler Nanne is a 96 first year bantam that played on the 95 Blades last summer to be with his cousin. He's a very good player, one of the best 96s I've seen.
With the loss of Reno, Moore and Labosky - I'd say that Nanne is one of the top 2 or 3 players on that Edina team...even as a 1st year. Letteri is a 2nd year on Minnetonka, and I would be pretty shocked if he weren't also one of their top 2 or 3.

Outside of them and a few others, it's pretty tough to determine who the top ones are because the ones that we could easily identify as the top players (Fasching, Besse, Reno, Broten, Cammareta, McCoshen, etc.) are all playing HS or at Shattuck as 9th graders.
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Post by InigoMontoya »

Are Faceguard79 and PoniesDad45 the same?
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Post by muckandgrind »

PoniesDad45 wrote:
muckandgrind wrote:
Faceguard79 wrote: Well, my son played AAA this summer and so we played the Blades at St Louis Park arena. We beat them pretty good and my son on D was on the Nanne's all game and they couldn't do anything.

My son wasn't that impressed with them at all, said he's played against better B1 kids in practice.
I'd hate to call you a liar, but I'm pretty skeptical. I don't know of a single summer AAA team in the Upper Midwest (let alone Minnesota) that could beat the 95 Blades team "pretty good". The only Minnesota teams that could compete with them were the Icemen and Breakaway. Which one of those two teams did your son play on?
Sorry to burst your bubble there. Believe what you want.
You don't have to tell me who your son is, just tell me which team beat the Blades "pretty good". I know that team pretty well, and I haven't seen a team beat them "pretty good" in quite some time....In fact, I can't think of the last time I saw them lose to a Minnesota-based team.

They won the following tournaments this summer:

- Nike Bauer Selects Regional Tournament
- 2009 Easton Cup
- 2009 Golden Walleye Classic
- 2009NAHL Future Prospects Tournament

Don't know of another Minnesota team that could even come close to them, let alone beat them "pretty good" unless they were just playing practice players....and even then, I think they would be tough to beat.
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Post by HockeyGuy81 »

InigoMontoya wrote:Are Faceguard79 and PoniesDad45 the same?
Sure looks like it
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Post by HSHockeyFan08 »

If Camaratta, Raskob, and Mackoshin (not sure on the spelling) would have been on the roster for the NAHL Futures tournament, that might of been one of the best assembled rosters for 95's in Minnesota. With the addition of Fasching, Gross, and a few others, I don't believe there are many teams out there that could compete with them.
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Post by 5thgraders »

I agree but you might want to check out Calgary they have a team of 95s with five defenseman 6'3" with game and the sixth defenseman is 6'2"
The top line forwards are 6'1" 205 to 215 lbs and they are not the Royals that beat shattuck. The Royals are a .500 club Team.
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Re: Young Studs - Bantam "A"

Post by hockey8543 »

HSHockeyFan08 wrote:Who are the top Bantam "A" players this year? I see a lot of threads discussing different teams, but I haven't heard about any individual talent thus far!

I know Hudson Fasching and Grant Besse would have been the top players if they didn't make the jump to High School, but who else is out there?
28 from CG
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Re: Young Studs - Bantam "A"

Post by justme »

hockey8543 wrote:
HSHockeyFan08 wrote:Who are the top Bantam "A" players this year? I see a lot of threads discussing different teams, but I haven't heard about any individual talent thus far!

I know Hudson Fasching and Grant Besse would have been the top players if they didn't make the jump to High School, but who else is out there?
28 from CG
CG 28 should be playing high school! Wasting his time in Bantams
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Post by watchdog »

i like number 9 on woodbury bantam a. the kid is such a smart hockey player with exceptional skills and he does it all without size.
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