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Nostalgic Nerd
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'83 Hill

Post by Nostalgic Nerd »

What impressed me about their undefeated season was their seven one-goal wins, four of which were in sectional and tourney. Very resilient. Feel free to share your memories. Happy gobble gobble!
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wbmd
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Post by wbmd »

They still got lucky when Tom Follmer scored with 61 seconds remaining in the Section 3 semifinals (a 5-4 victory) against the Mike Orn led Stillwater Ponies.
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Post by East Side Pioneer Guy »

wbmd wrote:They still got lucky when Tom Follmer scored with 61 seconds remaining in the Section 3 semifinals (a 5-4 victory) against the Mike Orn led Stillwater Ponies.
No luck there, it was talent and depth. The third line often came through with crucial goals late in the game.
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Post by Sparlimb »

I see they snuck by North St. Paul in the section finals (9-2) after losing to very good NSP teams the previous two years to end Hill's season.
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Post by slacsap »

I agree the Stillwater win was more a result of depth and talent than luck, although any team that wins a championship, especially with a perfect record, is going to have some luck. I would say the "83 HM team's luck came in Rochester when the rallied from a 7-2 deficit in the second period and a 7-3 deficit at the start of the third to beat John Marshall 8-7 in OT.
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