PoniesDad45 wrote:The perfect spot would be Mora's outdoor rink.
Mora vs Farmington
What's a Mora?
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I'm not sure either must be a strange animal or something.... No but for real Mora and Farmington?! They have a combined record of 82-117 since the 05 season and ZERO state tournament appearances.The Best in the Bizz3 wrote:PoniesDad45 wrote:The perfect spot would be Mora's outdoor rink.
Mora vs Farmington
What's a Mora?
The wind would be an issue though, in addition the weather near Lake Superior is unpredictable at times. It is a great idea though; sort of a Mystery Alaska feeling to it.underthenbar01 wrote:Couldn't agree more!EHSHack wrote:That would be so awesome. It could be done too.underthenbar01 wrote:Lake Superior.
Good point. Speaking of which.. How about a river?PuckU126 wrote:The wind would be an issue though, in addition the weather near Lake Superior is unpredictable at times. It is a great idea though; sort of a Mystery Alaska feeling to it.underthenbar01 wrote:Couldn't agree more!EHSHack wrote: That would be so awesome. It could be done too.
underthenbar01 wrote:Good point. Speaking of which.. How about a river?PuckU126 wrote:The wind would be an issue though, in addition the weather near Lake Superior is unpredictable at times. It is a great idea though; sort of a Mystery Alaska feeling to it.underthenbar01 wrote: Couldn't agree more!
A couple years ago, when Lake Superior was frozen practically solid with no snow on it, an East youth team (Bantam A?) had a scrimmage on the lake. There was a great picture in the DNT; I just went looking for it but couldn't find it. Love the idea.PuckU126 wrote:The wind would be an issue though, in addition the weather near Lake Superior is unpredictable at times. It is a great idea though; sort of a Mystery Alaska feeling to it.underthenbar01 wrote:Couldn't agree more!EHSHack wrote: That would be so awesome. It could be done too.
I thought I read somewhere someone suggesting having the game in the canal next to the lift bridge. Fans could line the walls (although I'm not sure that would be enough room for the crowd it would draw). Maybe it'd be easier to have it in the harbor behind the DECC?karl(east) wrote:A couple years ago, when Lake Superior was frozen practically solid with no snow on it, an East youth team (Bantam A?) had a scrimmage on the lake. There was a great picture in the DNT; I just went looking for it but couldn't find it. Love the idea.PuckU126 wrote:The wind would be an issue though, in addition the weather near Lake Superior is unpredictable at times. It is a great idea though; sort of a Mystery Alaska feeling to it.underthenbar01 wrote: Couldn't agree more!
Another excellent idea. They could get some bleachers up on the Canal Park side of the canal, so that might be feasible, and they could have standing room on the lift bridge.dueling21 wrote:I thought I read somewhere someone suggesting having the game in the canal next to the lift bridge. Fans could line the walls (although I'm not sure that would be enough room for the crowd it would draw). Maybe it'd be easier to have it in the harbor behind the DECC?karl(east) wrote:A couple years ago, when Lake Superior was frozen practically solid with no snow on it, an East youth team (Bantam A?) had a scrimmage on the lake. There was a great picture in the DNT; I just went looking for it but couldn't find it. Love the idea.PuckU126 wrote: The wind would be an issue though, in addition the weather near Lake Superior is unpredictable at times. It is a great idea though; sort of a Mystery Alaska feeling to it.
I dont think the canal would work. Too many currents at play for it to freeze solidly. Plus worse case scenario, someone falling through the ice, at least in the harbor you would have a chance at surviving. In the canal as soon as you fell in you would have no chance, the currents are too strong.dueling21 wrote:I thought I read somewhere someone suggesting having the game in the canal next to the lift bridge. Fans could line the walls (although I'm not sure that would be enough room for the crowd it would draw). Maybe it'd be easier to have it in the harbor behind the DECC?karl(east) wrote:A couple years ago, when Lake Superior was frozen practically solid with no snow on it, an East youth team (Bantam A?) had a scrimmage on the lake. There was a great picture in the DNT; I just went looking for it but couldn't find it. Love the idea.PuckU126 wrote: The wind would be an issue though, in addition the weather near Lake Superior is unpredictable at times. It is a great idea though; sort of a Mystery Alaska feeling to it.
Are the teams being picked on who's been to state the most and has had the best record since 2005? It's Hockey Day Minnesota and small towns are a part of that, as well. Even the ones not named Warroad and Roseau. I don't know why the opponent was Farmington, but Mora has two lighted outdoor rinks, decent locker room space, and believe it or not the ice is better than most indoor rinks. An ice path could be made from the indoor rink to outdoor for the players to skate on. It's a much Better idea when you really think about ithshockeyfan53 wrote:I'm not sure either must be a strange animal or something.... No but for real Mora and Farmington?! They have a combined record of 82-117 since the 05 season and ZERO state tournament appearances.The Best in the Bizz3 wrote:PoniesDad45 wrote:The perfect spot would be Mora's outdoor rink.
Mora vs Farmington
What's a Mora?
Mora fits that.. Different area than before, old outdoor rink that's still functional, and not a traditional power. even though, I too agree that it won't happendefense wrote:I'm pretty sure the first "hockey day" was in Baudette on Baudette Bay. Yes it was cold, the teams swithed sides midway through the second period.
I like hockey day, the idea is great. I would like them to keep with the idea of bringing it to places around the state, not necassarily the power schools. I also would like if maybe more programs around the state picked up on it. Most if not all programs started skating outside, play a game that day on your old outdoor rink if it still stands, or some other classy place, make this truley a state wide deal....
Kevin Gorg remembers it well !I'm pretty sure the first "hockey day" was in Baudette on Baudette Bay
quite alot of hockey history there, not a bad idea, eveleth hasnt been as good as years ago but that shouldnt be a reason not to hold itFayal Flyer wrote:The next hockey day should be on Pleasant lake outside of Eveleth mn . This is where the flim Pond hockey was flimed. Eveleth vs Virginia and Hibbing vs i falls. You can ice fish as a bonus.