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Many people aren't giving the seniors from Roseau enough credit when they say they lost nothing. Weston, Voll Carr and company provided tons of leadership for the young team. Weston was huge in the playoffs scoring the only goal in the section finals and leading the team in scoring in the State tournament.

Oh and Ness is the best player in the state IMO

sieve_33 wrote:Probably gets a new one from Jay's Apparel in downtown Roseau.

www.collegehockeystats.net

Recent scores and look for Aaron Ness in the CC and Air Force (audited by 5th Line Center) games to name a few.

Do your homework!

Maybe you should edit it one more time and be more clear.

pucknstick10 wrote:Many people aren't giving the seniors from Roseau enough credit when they say they lost nothing. Weston, Voll Carr and company provided tons of leadership for the young team. Weston was huge in the playoffs scoring the only goal in the section finals and leading the team in scoring in the State tournament.

Oh and Ness is the best player in the state IMO

Very true, but all of the young guys from last years team should be that much better this year. there were some very solid seniors lost from that team, but they were basically role players. Weston and Carr were both very good though. Tough to replace, but I think they'll find kids to fill those holes. Ness and Weston will need some help on that blue line and i'm not quite sure where that will come from until i see them play.

I didn't know I needed to hold your hand... My point was to look at any Box Score of those two games and see that he was participating in them. On collegehockeystats.net it is pretty easy to figure out.

Or for breakout:

http://collegehockeystats.net/0708/boxes/mcc_u181.o12

http://collegehockeystats.net/0708/boxes/mafau181.o13

Clear enough?

sieve_33 wrote:I didn't know I needed to hold your hand... My point was to look at any Box Score of those two games and see that he was participating in them. On collegehockeystats.net it is pretty easy to figure out.

Or for breakout:

http://collegehockeystats.net/0708/boxes/mcc_u181.o12

http://collegehockeystats.net/0708/boxes/mafau181.o13

Clear enough?

I guess I am a bit slow.............just learned you are a jerk. Others probably picked up on it sooner

breakout wrote:I guess I am a bit slow.............just learned you are a jerk. Others probably picked up on it sooner

Probably all of us breakout. Your usually a lot quicker.

Neutron 14 wrote:

breakout wrote:I guess I am a bit slow.............just learned you are a jerk. Others probably picked up on it sooner

Probably all of us breakout. Your usually a lot quicker.

I am guessing by his charming personality that it must be lonely by his bar stool at the Roseau VFW

aaron like elliot is untouchable

HES GOOD BUT, IT SEEMS LIKE HE IS BEING LAZY ALL THE TIME

somekidthatplayshockey wrote:HES GOOD BUT, IT SEEMS LIKE HE IS BEING LAZY ALL THE TIME

Nice Statement!
You must be a fourth line grinder whose sole job is to skate wide open and bang bodies. I'd bet you don't have much of a clue of what everyone else on the ice is trying to accomplish, especially Ness.

Ness gets my preseason vote as the States best player.

somekidthatplayshockey wrote:HES GOOD BUT, IT SEEMS LIKE HE IS BEING LAZY ALL THE TIME

What do you want Ness to do? Rush the puck end to end all game?! Sure Aaron could do that...and probably bury it in the twine a few times... He'd get more exercise--he'd get more tired! Actually, it would be kinda fun to see him do that more often... However, if he can accomplish the same thing by hitting an open teammate, he will hit the open teammate.

Hockey is a team game. Ness--like every other good hockey player--is most effective when he uses his teammates. He believes in his teammates and he is always back there on the blueline backing them up. He sees the ice very well and makes good decisions--usually he hits the tape on the open man's stick. Every once in a while Ness will sneak into the slot unnoticed by the defenders, catch a pass, and bury the puck in the back of the net.

somekidthatplayshockey wrote:HES GOOD BUT, IT SEEMS LIKE HE IS BEING LAZY ALL THE TIME

Possibly when you are that good it seems that way.

edinafast wrote:Is Roseau's Aaron Ness the best player in State?

http://westerncollegehockey2.blogspot.c ... recap.html

THis link mentions that Ness was running the show from the blueline on the most dominant team at the NIT elite league tourney. Another reason why he gets my vote.

wishock wrote:

somekidthatplayshockey wrote:HES GOOD BUT, IT SEEMS LIKE HE IS BEING LAZY ALL THE TIME

Possibly when you are that good it seems that way.

you said that about Vanek too.

i mostly said that to get a reaction but, its true i am a big guy like fernaghe (dont know how you spell his name) and prefer that kind of hockey, (P.S. i am not a forth liner at all ju st have a different style of play)

ya I think he is

NOPE

aaron ness is easily one of the best players in the state. last year in the state tourny i was absolutly amazed. aaron has lungs of steel, i never seen a player put more minutes on the ice in my life

Aaron Ness is not only currently the best player in HS. Im also willing to bet a hefty sum that he will be an extremly successful player for the gophers in the years to come