Career 200-point/100-goal/100-assists in MN HS Hockey

dueling21 · Post by **dueling21** » Sun Sep 01, 2013 10:05 pm

I'm pulling an old topic back out of mothballs...

BUMP...the impossible task it certainly is, so I've revised the plan. I'm now looking for guys with more than 200 career points, 100 career goals, and/or 100 career assists. Much more rarified air and perhaps easier to pick off.

Here's where we stand:

Points
405 – Ben Hanowski, Little Falls, 2009
378 - John Pohl, Red Wing, 1998
304 - Dave Spehar, Duluth East, 1996
283 – Joey Benik, St. Francis, 2010
282 – Gino Guyer, Greenway, 2002
273* – John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 (no details)
269 – Aaron Broten, Roseau, 1979
269 – Corey Carlson, Two Harbors/Greenway, 2003
264 - TJ Roo, Totino-Grace, 2013
262 - Grant Besse, Benilde-St. Margaret's, 2013
257 – Nate Breden, Silver Bay, 2006
253 – Jake Johnson, Duluth Denfeld, 2008
252 – Danny Mattson, Holy Angles, 2009
250 – Bruce Aikens, Rochester JM, 1978
250 - Garrett Hendrickson, Virginia, 2011
249 – Andy Sertich, Greenway, 2002
247 – Jared Festler, Little Falls, 2008
241 – T.J. Oshie, Warroad, 2005
240 – Eriah Hayes, LaCrescent, 2007
238 – Chris Locker, Duluth East, 1996
238 - Justin Kloos, Lakeville South, 2012
237* -- Neal Broten, Roseau, 1978 (only have his senior year of 43-77-120)
237 – Beau Hanowski, Little Falls, 2008
233 – Anders Lee, Edina/STA, 2009
230 - Tyson Fulton, Breck
227 - Sam Coborn, Park Rapids, 2012
226 - Jason Samuelson, Rochester Lourdes, 2013
225 -- Scott Lecy, Rochester JM, 1977
225 - Jordan Fulton, Breck (no details)
224 – Ricky Litchfield, Mankato West, 2008
224 – Matt Leimbek, Rochester Mayo, 1997
222 – Nico Sacchetti, Virginia, 2008
222 – Matt Ambroz, New Prague/M-L, 2005
222 - Alex Funk, Rochester Lourdes, 2013
220 – Garet Chumley, Cambridge-Isanti, 2007
219 – Scott Lynch, North St. Paul, 1979
219 – B.J. Radovich, Hermantown, 2002
218 – Tyler Lapic, New Prague, 2009
218 – Robby Dee, Breck, 2005
218 – Jeremy Erickson, Wadena-DC, 1994
217 – Jimmy Kilpatrick, Holy Angels, NP/ML, 2003
216 - Kyle Rau, Eden Prairie, 2011
216 - Adam Johnson, Hibbing, 2013
215 – T.J. Lane, Sauk Rapids-Rice, 1998
215 – Corey Leivermann, Mankato West, 2008
213 – Tom Moore, Red Wing, 1998
212 – Zach Lehrke, Park Rapids, 2007
211 -- Josh Arnold, Moorhead, 1994
210 – Jay Barriball, Holy Angels, 2006
210 – Jascha Pettit, Wadena-DC, 2007
210 – Ben Gordon, International Falls, 2003
209 – Ryan Dolder, Hutchinson, 1995
207 - Joe Schiller, Detroit Lakes, 2007
206 – Troy Riddle, Edison/Minnehaha/Benilde, 1999
206 - Christian Horn, Benilde-St. Margaret's, 2012
204 – Mike Neitzke, Detroit Lakes, 1975
204 – Jeff Taffe, Hastings, 1999
203 – Mark Gunderson, Duluth Denfeld, 1997 (no details)
203 – Billy Hengen, Holy Angels, 2000
203 - Tanner Picht, Morris/Benson, 2013
202 – Taylor Matson, Holy Angels/Orono, 2007
201 – Brian Buskowiak, Rochster Mayo/JM, 1997 (no details)
201 - Jamie Hoffmann, New Ulm, 2002
200 – Tom Gorowsky, Centennial, 2004
200 – Aaron Miskovich, Grand Rapids, 1997
*estimated

Goals
196 – Ben Hanowski, Little Falls, 2009
175 – Joey Benik, St. Francis, 2010
170 – Corey Carlson, Two Harbors/Greenway, 2003
166 – Dave Spehar, Duluth East, 1996
163 - Grant Besse, Benilde-St. Margaret's, 2013
144 – John Pohl, Red Wing, 1998
137 – Jeremy Erickson, Wadena-DC, 1994
136 – Jared Festler, Little Falls, 2008
136 – Bruce Aikens, Rochester JM, 1978
134 – Matt Ambroz, New Prague/M-L, 2005
134 – Eriah Hayes, LaCrescent, 2007
133 – Jonah Rydberg-Sauter, Pine City/Rush City, 1999
131 - Scott Lecy, Rochester JM, 1977
127 – Garet Chumley, Cambridge-Isanti, 2007
127 - Scott Lynch, North St. Paul, 1979
117 – Gino Guyer, Greenway, 2002
115 - Phil Hoene, Duluth Cathedral, 1967
114 - Alex Funk, Rochester Lourdes
114 - Jack Erickson, Thief River Falls, 1952
113 – Zach Lehrke, Park Rapids, 2007
113 - Robbie Dee, Breck, 2005
111 – Brock Nelson, Warroad, 2010
110 – B.J. Radovich, Hermantown, 2002
110 - Tyler Heinonen, Delano, 2011
109 – Terry Steinbach, New Ulm, 1980
109 – Nate Breden, Silver Bay, 2006
109 – Jake Johnson, Duluth Denfeld, 2008
108 - Kyle Rau, Eden Prairie, 2011
107 - Tanner Picht, Morris/Benson, 2013
107 – Taylor Matson, Holy Angels/Orono, 2007
107 - Justin Kloos, Lakeville South, 2012
106 – Anders Lee, Edina/STA, 2009
105 - Ryan Tapani, Providence, 2013
105 – Troy Riddle, Edison/Minnehaha/Benilde, 1999
105 – Jascha Pettit, Wadena-DC, 2007
105 – Aaron Broten, Roseau, 1979
104 – T.J. Oshie, Warroad, 2005
104 – Corey Leivermann, Mankato West, 2008
104 - Sam Coborn, Park Rapids, 2012
103 – Tyler Lapic, New Prague, 2009
103 – Tom Moore, Red Wing, 1998
103 - Josh Arnold, Moorhead, 1994
103 – Ricky Litchfield, Mankato West, 2008
103 – Jascha Pettit, Wadena-DC, 2007
102 - Billy Hengen, Holy Angels, 2000
101 - Garrett Hendrickson, Virginia/MIB, 2011
100 - Marshall Everson, Edina, 2009
100 - Nico Sacchetti, Virginia, 2008
100 - Chris Hickey, Cretin-Derham Hall, 2007
100 - Jason Samuelson, Rochester Lourdes, 2013
100 - Mike Neitzke, Detroit Lakes, 1975

Assists
234 – John Pohl, Red Wing, 1998
209 – Ben Hanowski, Little Falls, 2009
165 - TJ Roo, Totino-Grace, 2013
165 – Gino Guyer, Greenway, 2002
164 – Aaron Broten, Roseau, 1979
163 – Danny Mattson, Holy Angels, 2009
155 – Chris Locker, Duluth East, 1996
151 – Andy Sertich, Greenway, 2002
149 - Garrett Hendrickson, Virginia, 2011
148 – Nate Breden, Silver Bay, 2006
148 – Beau Hanowski, Little Falls, 2008
144 – Jake Johnson, Duluth Denfeld, 2008
139 - Dan Labosky, Benilde-St. Margaret's, 2013
138 – Dave Spehar, Duluth East, 1996
137 – T.J. Oshie, Warroad, 2005
135 - Tyson Fulton, Breck
134 – Matt Leimbek, Rochester Mayo, 1997
132 – Jimmy Kilpatrick, Holy Angels, NP-ML, 2003
131 - Justin Kloos, Lakeville South, 2012
130 – Jay Barriball, Holy Angels, 2006
128 - RJ Anderson, Centennial, 2005
127 – Ben Gordon, International Falls, 2003
127 – Anders Lee, Edina/STA, 2009
126 - Christian Horn, Benilde-St. Margaret's, 2012
126 - Jason Samuelson, Rochester Lourdes, 2013
123 – Ricky Litchfield, Mankato West, 2008
123 - Sam Coborn, Park Rapids, 2012
122 – Nico Sacchetti, Virginia, 2008
122 - Joe Schiller, Detroit Lakes, 2007
120 - Matt Colford, Breck, 2013
120 – Drew LeBlanc, Hermantown, 2007
117 – Jeff Taffe, Hastings, 1999
117 – Aaron Miskovich, Grand Rapids, 1997
117 - Adam Johnson, Hibbing, 2013
116 – T.J. Lane, Sauk Rapids-Rice, 1998
116 – Jacob Searles, Totino-Grace, 1995
115 – Tyler Lapic, New Prague, 2009
114 – Bruce Aikens, Rochester JM, 1978
114 - Zach LaValle, Hill-Murray, 2013
114 - Chris Ramberg, Coon Rapids, 1991
114 - Andrew Habel, Chisago Lakes, 2011
113 – Mike Crowley, Bloomington Jefferson, 1994
111 - Mark Cullen, Moorhead, 1998
111 - Jamie Hoffmann, New Ulm, 2002
110 - Jake Randolph, Duluth East, 2013
110 - Tom Moore, Red Wing, 1998
110 - Ryan Dolder, Hutchinson, 1995
109 - Grant Besse, Benilde-St. Margaret's, 2013
108 - Alex Funk, Rochester Lourdes, 2013
108 - Josh Arnold, Moorhead, 1994
108 - Jared Thomas, Hermantown, 2012
107 - Tony Bianchi, Bloomington Jefferson, 1989
107 - Jon Breuer, Albert Lea, 2005
105 - Robbie Dee, Breck, 2005
105 - Michael Forney, Thief River Falls, 2006
105 - David Backes, Spring Lake Park, 2002
104 - Mike Neitzke, Detroit Lakes, 1975
104 - Addison DeBoer, Spring Lake Park, 2006
103 - Matt Cullen, Moorhead, 1995
103 - Tyler Lehrke, Park Rapids, 2004
101 - Alex Harvey, Lakeville South, 2012
101 - Mac Coatta, Minnetonka, 2013
101 - Billy Hengen, Holy Angels, 2000
100 - Ross Bonine, Orono, 1985
100 - Nick DeCenzo, Hibbing, 2011

dueling21 · Post by **dueling21** » Sun Sep 01, 2013 10:07 pm

Any additions for the good folks of the board?

Oh...I've already got one...

110 assists -- Tom Gorowsky, Centennial, 2004

thefatcat · Post by **thefatcat** » Sun Sep 01, 2013 10:21 pm

Little fun fact:

Both names from New Ulm...in addition to Steinbach playing MLB...so did Jaime Hoffman (Dodgers).

preferhockey · Post by **preferhockey** » Mon Sep 02, 2013 8:27 am

Always about scoring and forwards... in most cases.

How about top defense in scoring. Would be nice to see this list.

preferhockey · Post by **preferhockey** » Mon Sep 02, 2013 8:29 am

Always about scoring and forwards... in most cases.

How about top defense in scoring. Would be nice to see this list.

Post by **karl(east)** » Mon Sep 02, 2013 12:59 pm

I moved the old topic up to this forum in case people are interested in the past work on this topic.

My East history project this summer turned up some stuff. One more for the assists list:

106-Dylan Mills, Duluth East (1997)

I also have Jake Randolph at 111, not 110. If I remember right, this is probably because the Hub's box score for one East state tournament game is missing an East goal. (Don't ask me why I remember this.)

I also have mildly different numbers for Spehar and Locker:

Spehar 163-141-304
Locker 92-153-245

Not sure how we'd resolve the difference without digging through a lot of microfilm, though.

Zamman · Post by **Zamman** » Mon Sep 02, 2013 5:09 pm

Jimmy Kilpatrick was AHA, not Np/ML

WarmUpTheBus · Post by **WarmUpTheBus** » Mon Sep 02, 2013 10:48 pm

A couple things skew these numbers. In 1991-92 season MSHSL went to a 2 Tier State Tournament allowing more teams to play more games.
In 2003 the MSHSL lengthened the periods from 15 to 17 minutes effectively adding 3.33 games per regular season.

dueling21 · Post by **dueling21** » Mon Sep 02, 2013 11:06 pm

preferhockey wrote:Always about scoring and forwards... in most cases.

How about top defense in scoring. Would be nice to see this list.

I totally agree...but that project is VERY difficult to pull off. Even more so than just straight scoring totals, as the D-men don't pile up big numbers (usually) that can be more easily tracked.

You ready to jump on that one?

hockeydad · Post by **hockeydad** » Tue Sep 03, 2013 12:44 am

Zamman wrote:Jimmy Kilpatrick was AHA, not Np/ML

Zamman... he was both
played eighth and ninth grade at NPML before transferring to AHA

stpaul · Post by **stpaul** » Tue Sep 03, 2013 9:35 am

Zach LaValle, Hill-Murray, 2009-2013, finished at 200 even. 84/116/200.

57special · Post by **57special** » Tue Sep 03, 2013 9:56 am

dueling21 wrote:
preferhockey wrote:Always about scoring and forwards... in most cases.

How about top defense in scoring. Would be nice to see this list.
I totally agree...but that project is VERY difficult to pull off. Even more so than just straight scoring totals, as the D-men don't pile up big numbers (usually) that can be more easily tracked.

You ready to jump on that one?

to add to the difficulty, some players swing both ways( play both forward and D) during the course of a game, season, or career. Try sorting that one out.