Hockey Day in Minnesota 2010
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Hockey Day in Minnesota 2010
FSN/Minnesota Wild Hockey Day in Minnesota 2010 - Hermantown
January 23rd
Duluth Marshall vs. Hopkins - boys
Eden Prairie vs. Hermantown boys
Duluth vs. Proctor/Hermantown/Marshall girls
Outside, Northern Minnesota Hockey!!!
January 23rd
Duluth Marshall vs. Hopkins - boys
Eden Prairie vs. Hermantown boys
Duluth vs. Proctor/Hermantown/Marshall girls
Outside, Northern Minnesota Hockey!!!
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Duluth loses 7 senior and 120 points. I saw them play twice last year, against Hill Murray and Hopkins. They played both games well losing to Hill Murray (2-1) and beating Hopkins by the same score. The warroad win in Warroad must have been hugh for them. Logergren and Buckley will have to pick up their game but I don't think it will be enough. They have a solid goalie in Paige Turner (I love that name). Don't know who they will pick up or how the JV players are.royals dad wrote:How do Duluth and PHM look to be this year?
PHM loses 5 seniors and about 160 points. They will miss Downey and Weiss. I saw them play against Hopkins. Not a very good game for them. Stauber and Gilbert will be back but they will need help from Mathews, Buchite, and Eliason. Morris is a young but experienced goalie who will do well.
I don't see either team in the top ten but this is mainly because there will be a lot of other good teams vying for those spots. But as my friends tell me, I am often wrong but never in doubt.
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...so you're saying 'Jimber' has officially bowed out now? Since they've done everything (hockey related) together for the last three years, why did they each resign individually?trojangoalie241 wrote:Amber Fryklund resigned today.
She accepted a teaching job at Marshall and rumor has it that she will assistant coach for PHM next year.
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Re: Hockey Day in Minnesota 2010
Just a reminder, Hockey Day in Minnesota 2010 - Hermantown
January 23rd is tomorrow.
Duluth Marshall vs. Hopkins - 10:00 AM
Eden Prairie vs. Hermantown - 1:30 PM
Duluth vs. Proctor/Hermantown/Marshall - 4:30 PM
It's going to be a great day for Minnesota hockey, filled with 3 exciting, outdoor games.
January 23rd is tomorrow.
Duluth Marshall vs. Hopkins - 10:00 AM
Eden Prairie vs. Hermantown - 1:30 PM
Duluth vs. Proctor/Hermantown/Marshall - 4:30 PM
It's going to be a great day for Minnesota hockey, filled with 3 exciting, outdoor games.
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hockey day game
I wouldn't take too much from this game. I watched some of it on TV and was disappointed for the players. It was snowing to the point of burying the puck from time to time. Awful conditions. PHM won 4-2, and from what I watched in the first period, was threatening to score much more than Duluth.
Definitely wasn't a game to REALLY take anything from concerning 7AA .. though it'll still be considered a game against each other, and BOTH teams did have to compete on the same ice.
Once they decided to clean the ice at TV timeouts Duluth carried a lot more of the play, at least from what I saw on TV. When the conditions were terrible .. it really showed just how good Julia Gilbert is, and she really earned her player of the game that FSN gave her.
Once they decided to clean the ice at TV timeouts Duluth carried a lot more of the play, at least from what I saw on TV. When the conditions were terrible .. it really showed just how good Julia Gilbert is, and she really earned her player of the game that FSN gave her.
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It was definately a different game. Thought PHM just had more depth. Duluth's goalie is the real deal and kept them in the game despite the conditions. It was sad to see her dad chewing her out after the game for "playing a terrible game". Had his daughter in tears. Just a shame! I felt bad for the kid.
Hate to say it, but that's the usual.JohnnyBuck wrote:It was definately a different game. Thought PHM just had more depth. Duluth's goalie is the real deal and kept them in the game despite the conditions. It was sad to see her dad chewing her out after the game for "playing a terrible game". Had his daughter in tears. Just a shame! I felt bad for the kid.
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DHMN- You could not be more incorrect. I'm sure you think you have seen a parent or five lose control in your day, but you honestly haven't seen anything until you've witnessed Turner's dad in action. Go check out a Northern Stars game sometime. Trust me, it won't take you long to figure out who he is. That guy has the final word on crazed sports parents.DHMN wrote:Hate to say it, but that's the usual.JohnnyBuck wrote:It was definately a different game. Thought PHM just had more depth. Duluth's goalie is the real deal and kept them in the game despite the conditions. It was sad to see her dad chewing her out after the game for "playing a terrible game". Had his daughter in tears. Just a shame! I felt bad for the kid.
*EDIT*...I now see you may have been saying that the post-game 'pep talk' in question is par for the course for a Duluth game.
That's why I said 'that's the usual'.. it starts from the first drop of the puck and doesn't stop in public. I've known for over 2 years...mnhockey123 wrote:DHMN- You could not be more incorrect. I'm sure you think you have seen a parent or five lose control in your day, but you honestly haven't seen anything until you've witnessed Turner's dad in action. Go check out a Northern Stars game sometime. Trust me, it won't take you long to figure out who he is. That guy has the final word on crazed sports parents.DHMN wrote:Hate to say it, but that's the usual.JohnnyBuck wrote:It was definately a different game. Thought PHM just had more depth. Duluth's goalie is the real deal and kept them in the game despite the conditions. It was sad to see her dad chewing her out after the game for "playing a terrible game". Had his daughter in tears. Just a shame! I felt bad for the kid.
*EDIT*...I now see you may have been saying that the post-game 'pep talk' in question is par for the course for a Duluth game.
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Yeah. My mistake. I thought you were saying 'it's the usual' for parents to bark at their kids in the State of Hockey and were unaware of Duluth goalie parent guy's lack of control.DHMN wrote:That's why I said 'that's the usual'.. it starts from the first drop of the puck and doesn't stop in public. I've known for over 2 years...mnhockey123 wrote:DHMN- You could not be more incorrect. I'm sure you think you have seen a parent or five lose control in your day, but you honestly haven't seen anything until you've witnessed Turner's dad in action. Go check out a Northern Stars game sometime. Trust me, it won't take you long to figure out who he is. That guy has the final word on crazed sports parents.DHMN wrote: Hate to say it, but that's the usual.
*EDIT*...I now see you may have been saying that the post-game 'pep talk' in question is par for the course for a Duluth game.
CEC/Duluth at Heritage tonight.. so there's another round tonight.mnhockey123 wrote:Yeah. My mistake. I thought you were saying 'it's the usual' for parents to bark at their kids in the State of Hockey and were unaware of Duluth goalie parent guy's lack of control.DHMN wrote:That's why I said 'that's the usual'.. it starts from the first drop of the puck and doesn't stop in public. I've known for over 2 years...mnhockey123 wrote: DHMN- You could not be more incorrect. I'm sure you think you have seen a parent or five lose control in your day, but you honestly haven't seen anything until you've witnessed Turner's dad in action. Go check out a Northern Stars game sometime. Trust me, it won't take you long to figure out who he is. That guy has the final word on crazed sports parents.
*EDIT*...I now see you may have been saying that the post-game 'pep talk' in question is par for the course for a Duluth game.