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WendyClark wrote:My moms cousin's husband coached the Falls during the teachers strike in the early nineties

Wendy, I remember him! Great guy, even better coach!

DmanDad1980 wrote:

WendyClark wrote:My moms cousin's husband coached the Falls during the teachers strike in the early nineties

Wendy, I remember him! Great guy, even better coach!

Fish knute Terry, 95' Bronco State Champs!

Marty Olson - Leading scorer in the IRC in 89 and played for Colorado College and UMD.

By the way, I think someone on here said Langebrunner, he is from Cloquet, he didn't grow up in the Falls.

Keith HUFFER Christianson Playeed broncos 60's, Capt.team USA in Japan,
Bulldogs, all American.. Hockey Hall of fame, Retired Bulldogs Jersey #9. Small ,crafty, fast, with lots of talent.

Left Curran -Bronco 60's
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theref wrote:Marty Olson - Leading scorer in the IRC in 89 and played for Colorado College and UMD.

By the way, I think someone on here said Langebrunner, he is from Cloquet, he didn't grow up in the Falls.

I believe he lived in the Falls until around '85. May have even been born there.

RidingPine32 wrote:

theref wrote:Marty Olson - Leading scorer in the IRC in 89 and played for Colorado College and UMD.

By the way, I think someone on here said Langebrunner, he is from Cloquet, he didn't grow up in the Falls.

I believe he lived in the Falls until around '85. May have even been born there.

According to the New Jersey Devils website, he was born in Cloquet as well and attended Cloquet High School. He could have lived in the Falls, but I've just never heard about it.

Jamie was born in Cloquet, but moved to the Falls when his dad John beacame principel at Holler school. Jamie attended school in I Falls until 3-4 grade, then his dad accepted a position back in their hometown of Cloquet

theref wrote:Marty Olson - Leading scorer in the IRC in 89 and played for Colorado College and UMD.

By the way, I think someone on here said Langebrunner, he is from Cloquet, he didn't grow up in the Falls.

Yes, his Dad worked for ISD 361. They lived in the Falls for several years.
Jamie was first opr secon dpeewee when they moved if I remember correctly.

Dave Frank:
Left wing for the Falls Broncos
Played for US Nationals in Late '50s
Rochester Mustangs in early '60s

Oscar Mahle:
Played for US nationals,
Possibly on US olympic team late 50's early 60's

Elliot70 would know for sure

Brad Bergstrom ('83) - Bronco goalie, payed his dues in the coaching ranks at Indus and then went on to Fergus Falls and took several teams to state beginning in the mid 90's.

theref wrote:

RidingPine32 wrote:

theref wrote:Marty Olson - Leading scorer in the IRC in 89 and played for Colorado College and UMD.

By the way, I think someone on here said Langebrunner, he is from Cloquet, he didn't grow up in the Falls.

I believe he lived in the Falls until around '85. May have even been born there.

According to the New Jersey Devils website, he was born in Cloquet as well and attended Cloquet High School. He could have lived in the Falls, but I've just never heard about it.

I lived about 3 blocks from Langenbrunner in I.Falls. I used to go over to his house and play 'floor' hockey in his backyard with those red and yellow sticks that you used to see in gym class and a tennis ball. We had nets from Holler Elementary too, so we were fully supplied thanks to his old man being the superintendent.

elliott70 wrote:

theref wrote:Marty Olson - Leading scorer in the IRC in 89 and played for Colorado College and UMD.

By the way, I think someone on here said Langebrunner, he is from Cloquet, he didn't grow up in the Falls.

Yes, his Dad worked for ISD 361. They lived in the Falls for several years.
Jamie was first opr secon dpeewee when they moved if I remember correctly.

Jamie was a heckuva basketball player back in his elementary days too. He'd play on Saturday mornings in Holler/Falls Elementary League when it didn't conflict with hockey.

LundqvistRoy wrote:Dave Frank:
Left wing for the Falls Broncos
Played for US Nationals in Late '50s
Rochester Mustangs in early '60s

Oscar Mahle:
Played for US nationals,
Possibly on US olympic team late 50's early 60's

Elliot70 would know for sure

Mahle played 1958 US National team.
Played in the old USHL when it was a professional league.

LundqvistRoy wrote:Dave Frank:
Left wing for the Falls Broncos
Played for US Nationals in Late '50s
Rochester Mustangs in early '60s

Oscar Mahle:
Played for US nationals,
Possibly on US olympic team late 50's early 60's

Elliot70 would know for sure

Mahle was a great one!
I never saw him play, but my dad did, and has talked about him being one of the best along w/ Eveleth's Mayasich...

DmanDad1980 wrote:

LundqvistRoy wrote:Dave Frank:
Left wing for the Falls Broncos
Played for US Nationals in Late '50s
Rochester Mustangs in early '60s

Oscar Mahle:
Played for US nationals,
Possibly on US olympic team late 50's early 60's

ElliotT70 would know for sure

Mahle was a great one!
I never saw him play, but my dad did, and has talked about him being one of the best along w/ Eveleth's Mayasich...

Nice guy, too.
Passed away about a year ago or so.
Not that old, either.

Gary 'Spike' Vold, former Bronco, coached Blaine Bantam A's and was with Centennial boys and girls HS programs.

How about Krazy Thompson
Yeah he is from the Falls

Fargo wrote:How about Krazy Thompson
Yeah he is from the Falls

Terry coached the community college team in Intl Falls for awhile.

Also, did a lot of reffing.

Sounds like there were a bunch of Bronco goalies that bacame coaches and really contributed to the game of hockey in Minnesota. Constantine, Laurion, Couture (I believe I recognize that name from UND), and Bergstrom all coached. I wonder if that was in the spirit of Pops Ross?