Who's not returning in 2011-12?
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Ouch. Holy Angels has lost 3 of their top players. Their schedule just got a little more difficult. Any insight into what went on over there? Bianchi might have wished he stayed at Jefferson now that the other players have left.
CJ Smith Austin Bruins NAHL
Connor Hurley Edina
Zach Hartley Colorado Rampage U18 AAA
CJ Smith Austin Bruins NAHL
Connor Hurley Edina
Zach Hartley Colorado Rampage U18 AAA
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New Departures
Class Pos Player Previous Team New Team
JR F Hudson Fasching Apple Valley U17 NTDP
JR F Luke Voltin Hill-Murray U17 NTDP
JR F Zach Hartley Holy Angels Colorado Rampage AAA
JR F CJ Smith Holy Angels Austin-NAHL
SR F Andy Faust Hill-Murray Austin-NAHL
SR F Mario Lucia Wayzata Penticton
SR F Eric Brenk Moorhead Sioux Falls-USHL
SR F Josh Erickson Roseau Sioux City-USHL
SR F AJ Michaelson Apple Valley Waterloo-USHL
SR F Eric Carlson Albert Lea Fairbainks-NAHL
SR F Zac McCarver North St. Paul Sioux Falls-USHL
SR F Gage Torrel Monticello Alexandria-NAHL
SO D Travis Wood Hill-Murray Erie-OHL
JR D Gage Ausmus East Grand Forks U17 NTDP
SR D Neal Goff Stillwater Fargo-USHL
SR D Vince Pedrie Apple Valley Omaha-USHL
SR D Justin Brown Saint Louis Park Milwaukee Admirals AAA 18U
SR D Cody Corbett Stillwater Edmonton-WHL
JR G Hunter Miska North Branch U17 NTDP
SR G Charlie Lindgren Lakeville North Sioux Falls-USHL
SR G Evan Jamar Duluth East Duluth-SIJHL
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All three were very random. Not completely sure what set them off but very questionable decisions to say the least. As far as Holy Angels goes they will be a very unpredictable team this season but I think Billy Hengen going on board as associate head coach can make up for the loss of those 3. Time will only tell.observer wrote:Ouch. Holy Angels has lost 3 of their top players. Their schedule just got a little more difficult. Any insight into what went on over there? Bianchi might have wished he stayed at Jefferson now that the other players have left.
CJ Smith Austin Bruins NAHL
Connor Hurley Edina
Zach Hartley Colorado Rampage U18 AAA
Unless Billy is going to play, I doubt a coach can make up for the loss of three talented player?MNpuckfanatic77 wrote:All three were very random. Not completely sure what set them off but very questionable decisions to say the least. As far as Holy Angels goes they will be a very unpredictable team this season but I think Billy Hengen going on board as associate head coach can make up for the loss of those 3. Time will only tell.observer wrote:Ouch. Holy Angels has lost 3 of their top players. Their schedule just got a little more difficult. Any insight into what went on over there? Bianchi might have wished he stayed at Jefferson now that the other players have left.
CJ Smith Austin Bruins NAHL
Connor Hurley Edina
Zach Hartley Colorado Rampage U18 AAA
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We'll wait and see. It will be a completely different program over there with him.mulefarm wrote:Unless Billy is going to play, I doubt a coach can make up for the loss of three talented player?MNpuckfanatic77 wrote:All three were very random. Not completely sure what set them off but very questionable decisions to say the least. As far as Holy Angels goes they will be a very unpredictable team this season but I think Billy Hengen going on board as associate head coach can make up for the loss of those 3. Time will only tell.observer wrote:Ouch. Holy Angels has lost 3 of their top players. Their schedule just got a little more difficult. Any insight into what went on over there? Bianchi might have wished he stayed at Jefferson now that the other players have left.
CJ Smith Austin Bruins NAHL
Connor Hurley Edina
Zach Hartley Colorado Rampage U18 AAA
Stillwater
It's true. Story is on the Edmonton Oil Kings website. Stillwater has lost 2 dominant defensemen with Neal Goff and Cody Corbett going to junior hockey.cyclones02 wrote:rumor has it that cody corbett- Stillwater, is now playing in edmonton
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Wow, very interesting. Play in elite league all fall.stpaul wrote:It's true. Story is on the Edmonton Oil Kings website. Sillwater has lost 2 dominant defensemen with Neal Goff and Cody Corbett going to junior hockey.cyclones02 wrote:rumor has it that cody corbett- Stillwater, is now playing in edmonton
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Those boys are more then ready to move on to bigger and better things then Minnesota high school hockey.stpaul wrote:It's true. Story is on the Edmonton Oil Kings website. Stillwater has lost 2 dominant defensemen with Neal Goff and Cody Corbett going to junior hockey.cyclones02 wrote:rumor has it that cody corbett- Stillwater, is now playing in edmonton
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The majority of those boys' hockey careers are also over at age 20. I think part of the attraction is that nobody cares if you don't bother to go to school.northwoods oldtimer wrote:Those boys are more then ready to move on to bigger and better things then Minnesota high school hockey.
Well, maybe he is good enough to play and wants to take his game to the next level. Mn has this bubble and people don't realize that there is better hockey outside of mn. college hockey is not the route for everyone. if hockey doesn't work, he has college paid for him......so there you go........good luck to him!!!
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What's worse? Losing them to juniors, or losing them to HM?stpaul wrote:It's true. Story is on the Edmonton Oil Kings website. Stillwater has lost 2 dominant defensemen with Neal Goff and Cody Corbett going to junior hockey.cyclones02 wrote:rumor has it that cody corbett- Stillwater, is now playing in edmonton

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Most players who go Major Junior NEVER make it to the NHL. Most will try to prove themselves in the minor leagues after they age out of juniors. Most minor leagues barely pay a living wage and don't prepare them at all for life outside hockey. Playing in the minor leagues voids the education package offered in Major Juniors.
This is why most Minnesotans opt to play college hockey... they know better. Some Minnesotans believe they probably wouldn't have been able to cut it in college, hockey or no hockey, so Major Juniors is probably a better option for them. Some kids (usually not Minnesotans) are smart enough to graduate college but decide to try and get into the NHL one or two years earlier by playing Major Juniors.
It is what it is. Thankfully, I've got smart kids and we're not big into gambling. If my kids ever get good enough at hockey to get the opportunity, I know what I'd advise them to do.
This is why most Minnesotans opt to play college hockey... they know better. Some Minnesotans believe they probably wouldn't have been able to cut it in college, hockey or no hockey, so Major Juniors is probably a better option for them. Some kids (usually not Minnesotans) are smart enough to graduate college but decide to try and get into the NHL one or two years earlier by playing Major Juniors.
It is what it is. Thankfully, I've got smart kids and we're not big into gambling. If my kids ever get good enough at hockey to get the opportunity, I know what I'd advise them to do.
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Cody might wake up on a few -35 Degree Edmonton mornings this winter and have to go get on a long bus ride to Saskatchewan. He'll wonder why mom's not fixing him breakfast before a warm, short car ride to class at Stillwater High. Phil Housley can't be that bad, can he? He might even wish he was sitting in Religion class staring at some girl's legs over at the evil green empire in Maplewood.BodyShots wrote:What's worse? Losing them to juniors, or losing them to HM?
Cody wasn't doing so hot in school is the rumor. WHL is a very good league, he is a big boy and can hold his ownstarmvp wrote:I've never really understood why some players decide to go to the WHL...observer wrote:We've also learned that playing in the WHL will make him ineligible for college hockey. Interesting decision to say the least.
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