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White Bear Lake, for starters.Schotzy wrote:That is intriguing. Any "pass their time" coaches you have in mind, and who you think might be ready for "prime-time"?Old_School_67 wrote:It would be nice to see some of the coaches that the game has passed by retire and give some other aspiring coaches a chance.
Curious who people think should be on either list.
Anything out there on wether Bruce Plante coming back to Hermantown for sure or not.meridian90 wrote:White Bear Lake, for starters.Schotzy wrote:That is intriguing. Any "pass their time" coaches you have in mind, and who you think might be ready for "prime-time"?Old_School_67 wrote:It would be nice to see some of the coaches that the game has passed by retire and give some other aspiring coaches a chance.
Curious who people think should be on either list.
Not sure who you would bring in, but someone younger ala Wayzata/Stillwater.
HC in ER to asst. in Maple Grove?? Details?alcloseshaver wrote:Add Elk River
Kniven- I can tell you Mike isnt going anywhere anytime soon. I would guess he coaches till he either gets run out or cant physically do it anymore. I look at it as Jake has two years left at UNO, Mike has his setup to where we can miss a few games throughout the year. It also looks like kids of his former players from the early 90's are starting to come up through the ranks and I think he wants to coach them. As for someone in the waiting, I bet there are a few that would want the job but I dont think theyll have a chance for sometime. I know I wouldnt want to be the guy to come in right after him.kniven wrote:This is a question for the Duluth East faithful. How long do you think Coach Randolph stays? When he does leave, is there a Coach in waiting? Thoughts on who might throw their hat in the ring for that job. Someone from the rich history there - former player? Or someone from outside.
Well that's great to hear! I've talked to Coach Randolph several times each year during the season, and I've been a fan of his since the 90's. I think he is great for Minnesota high school hockey and exceptional for 7AA. He and his program are arch rivals to my purple, but the respect is always there.Usthockey13 wrote:Kniven- I can tell you Mike isnt going anywhere anytime soon. I would guess he coaches till he either gets run out or cant physically do it anymore. I look at it as Jake has two years left at UNO, Mike has his setup to where we can miss a few games throughout the year. It also looks like kids of his former players from the early 90's are starting to come up through the ranks and I think he wants to coach them. As for someone in the waiting, I bet there are a few that would want the job but I dont think theyll have a chance for sometime. I know I wouldnt want to be the guy to come in right after him.kniven wrote:This is a question for the Duluth East faithful. How long do you think Coach Randolph stays? When he does leave, is there a Coach in waiting? Thoughts on who might throw their hat in the ring for that job. Someone from the rich history there - former player? Or someone from outside.
Solid move by Providence!BP wrote:My sources telling me about the following positions.....
Maple Grove lifts the interim tag on Todd Bergland and he is now the coach.
St. Cloud co-op has officially hired Pete Matanich, former Apollo coach.
Providence is bringing back Hal Tearse to coach.
Good read, thanks Karlkarl(east) wrote:Blog on Gordie Roberts' exit from Elk River: http://apatientcycle.com/2016/04/05/exi ... e-roberts/
Bonzo parents strike again, eh ?HockeyTalk18 wrote:what happened at SLP?
The head coach stepped down after a group of parents/players complained to the school and made up lies about him, and yes, most of the players that whined were not regular players.
The head coach has better things to do then deal with this crap going on right now in youth sports.
In 1999 Andy Murray went directly from Shattuck to the LA Kings NHL team.Hermit wrote:Add MN Wild to the list
Not sure if this should be a different thread, but does anyone know of MN high school coaches who have left to coach at higher levels, as opposed to being run out of town by parents or just looking to free up more time.
Seeing the path that Jon Cooper took to become head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, what would Mike Randolph or other successful MN coach have to do in order to become coach of the Wild?
Hermit wrote:Add MN Wild to the list
Not sure if this should be a different thread, but does anyone know of MN high school coaches who have left to coach at higher levels, as opposed to being run out of town by parents or just looking to free up more time.
Seeing the path that Jon Cooper took to become head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, what would Mike Randolph or other successful MN coach have to do in order to become coach of the Wild?
Two examples out of section 8. Dean Blais coached Roseau to a state championship in 1990 and then went to UND and won a national championship ship there. Eventually he became the head coach of the Columbus Bluejackets.Hermit wrote:Add MN Wild to the list
Not sure if this should be a different thread, but does anyone know of MN high school coaches who have left to coach at higher levels, as opposed to being run out of town by parents or just looking to free up more time.
Seeing the path that Jon Cooper took to become head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, what would Mike Randolph or other successful MN coach have to do in order to become coach of the Wild?
After double checking you are correct, he was an associate coach. Damn my hubris...mulefarm wrote:I believe Blais was an assistant.