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What about Kevin Gorg?tjkhavgam wrote:burnsville
tod okerlund
scott bloom
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mike wong
dan boeser
mike luckraft
nick oslund
tom branson
dave ottum
SEMinnHockeyNut wrote:This is a tough one for me since I have not watched them for most of their history, but have been a big fan for about 15 years now.
Rochester Mayo -
Goalies:
Steve DeBus - Gophers (minor pros)
Jeff Jakaitis - Lk. Sup St. (ECHL now)
David Nash - Augsburg
Defense:
Jim and John Johansson - Wisc (before my time) (some NHL?)
Andrew Canzanello -CC (AHL for awhile)
Nick Canzanello - Minnesota St.
Mike Colgan - CC
Todd Huyber - Providence (before my time)
Nick Teitjen
Nate Markus
Andrew Gastineau - Air Force/then St. Olaf's
Forwards:
Eric Strobel - Gophers/1980 Olympic team (some NHL until injuries ended his career)
Matt Leimbek - Gophers
Jason Notermann - ND
Scott Thauwald - CC
Jeff Whitney - UW River Falls (when they were D-II, before my time)
Doug Weick - CC (before my time) (with NYI minors team)
Andy Roberts - St. Mary's
Tony Grosso - D-III, Mustangs - USHL
Jeff Schmidt - SCSU
There are others that escape me now....Mayo has had 20+ D-I players in its history.
Maybe Sioux Fan or Goldy313 can help me on this one.
JM - Obvious ones are Zmolek and Podein (both NHL), Scott Lecy, Todd Lecy, Bryce Lampman, Teal....others? I know they are they, but they escape me now Jim Scheid, Glen Letourneau, Guy Goslien, Pat Ferschwieller, Paul Brandrupp, Paul Butters BJ Abel Aaron Gill Reid Whitting
Century - Alex Kangas (Gophers), Grimstad, Knoepke, Wicox - only 10 years of choices
Lourdes - The Stuart brothers - Mark, Mike, Colin (all some NHL), Jake Taylor, Brunkhorst - CC, B. Banheman - NAHL now....others?
ya it wouldnt hurt to add a tender!!tourneytickssince59 wrote:What about Kevin Gorg?tjkhavgam wrote:burnsville
tod okerlund
scott bloom
mark osieki
mike wong
dan boeser
mike luckraft
nick oslund
tom branson
dave ottum
Doug Long good for coaching?Govs93 wrote:Johnson never has had great success in advancing players, but the good ones they've had seem to have a knack for coaching and developing:
Herb Brooks
Lou Cotroneo
Wendy Anderson
Wes Barrette
Moose Younghans
Chad Remackel
Barry Tallackson (sort of)
Dustin Smieja
Ron Bookler
Tim DuRose
Doug Long
Shouldn't Johnson have Dewey Wahlin and Jim Hau?Govs93 wrote:Johnson never has had great success in advancing players, but the good ones they've had seem to have a knack for coaching and developing:
Herb Brooks
Lou Cotroneo
Wendy Anderson
Wes Barrette
Moose Younghans
Chad Remackel
Barry Tallackson (sort of)
Dustin Smieja
Ron Bookler
Tim DuRose
Doug Long
I can think of one Johnson goalie you forgot. 1978 graduate Wade Lau who went on to play at Harvard.Govs93 wrote:Johnson never has had great success in advancing players, but the good ones they've had seem to have a knack for coaching and developing:
Herb Brooks
Lou Cotroneo
Wendy Anderson
Wes Barrette
Moose Younghans
Chad Remackel
Barry Tallackson (sort of)
Dustin Smieja
Ron Bookler
Tim DuRose
Doug Long
Govs93 wrote:Johnson never has had great success in advancing players, but the good ones they've had seem to have a knack for coaching and developing:
Herb Brooks
Lou Cotroneo
Wendy Anderson
Wes Barrette
Moose Younghans
Chad Remackel
Barry Tallackson (sort of)
Dustin Smieja
Ron Bookler
Tim DuRose
Doug Long
Definitely.O-townClown wrote:Shouldn't Johnson have Dewey Wahlin and Jim Hau?Govs93 wrote:Johnson never has had great success in advancing players, but the good ones they've had seem to have a knack for coaching and developing:
Herb Brooks
Lou Cotroneo
Wendy Anderson
Wes Barrette
Moose Younghans
Chad Remackel
Barry Tallackson (sort of)
Dustin Smieja
Ron Bookler
Tim DuRose
Doug Long
Randy Best had a decent college career at St. Cloud State.Govs93 wrote:Johnson never has had great success in advancing players, but the good ones they've had seem to have a knack for coaching and developing:
Herb Brooks
Lou Cotroneo
Wendy Anderson
Wes Barrette
Moose Younghans
Chad Remackel
Barry Tallackson (sort of)
Dustin Smieja
Ron Bookler
Tim DuRose
Doug Long
Rochester Mayo, Goalies- Kevin DonohueSioux Fan wrote:SEMinnHockeyNut wrote:This is a tough one for me since I have not watched them for most of their history, but have been a big fan for about 15 years now.
Rochester Mayo -
Goalies:
Steve DeBus - Gophers (minor pros)
Jeff Jakaitis - Lk. Sup St. (ECHL now)
David Nash - Augsburg
Defense:
Jim and John Johansson - Wisc (before my time) (some NHL?)
Andrew Canzanello -CC (AHL for awhile)
Nick Canzanello - Minnesota St.
Mike Colgan - CC
Todd Huyber - Providence (before my time)
Nick Teitjen
Nate Markus
Andrew Gastineau - Air Force/then St. Olaf's
Forwards:
Eric Strobel - Gophers/1980 Olympic team (some NHL until injuries ended his career)
Matt Leimbek - Gophers
Jason Notermann - ND
Scott Thauwald - CC
Jeff Whitney - UW River Falls (when they were D-II, before my time)
Doug Weick - CC (before my time) (with NYI minors team)
Andy Roberts - St. Mary's
Tony Grosso - D-III, Mustangs - USHL
Jeff Schmidt - SCSU
There are others that escape me now....Mayo has had 20+ D-I players in its history.
Maybe Sioux Fan or Goldy313 can help me on this one.
JM - Obvious ones are Zmolek and Podein (both NHL), Scott Lecy, Todd Lecy, Bryce Lampman, Teal....others? I know they are they, but they escape me now Jim Scheid, Glen Letourneau, Guy Goslien, Pat Ferschwieller, Paul Brandrupp, Paul Butters BJ Abel Aaron Gill Reid Whitting
Century - Alex Kangas (Gophers), Grimstad, Knoepke, Wicox - only 10 years of choices
Lourdes - The Stuart brothers - Mark, Mike, Colin (all some NHL), Jake Taylor, Brunkhorst - CC, B. Banheman - NAHL now....others?
Quebec NordiquesFargo wrote:Lambert was only there his sophomore year {drafted from Calgary if I remember correctly}Undercover Hockey Lover wrote:So...how many times did Lambert make you eat glass.ACTUALFORMERPLAYER wrote: I'd would rather play against Larry Olimb than Danny Lambert
Another name to add to this list would be Mike Schwartz. Coached in Alaska, at Johnson and took three teams to the state tournament ('94, '95 & '96) while coaching at White Bear. I think he also coached in Italy.Govs93 wrote:Johnson never has had great success in advancing players, but the good ones they've had seem to have a knack for coaching and developing:
Herb Brooks
Lou Cotroneo
Wendy Anderson
Wes Barrette
Moose Younghans
Chad Remackel
Barry Tallackson (sort of)
Dustin Smieja
Ron Bookler
Tim DuRose
Doug Long
You forgot a few.Undercover Hockey Lover wrote:I'm NOT QUITE old enough to claim to have seen some of these guys but their reputations and Ram Lore are enough for me. How many do you need?
Rube "The Masked Marvel" Bjorkman
"Doc" Harris and his sons John & Robbie
Austin Wallestad
Dickie Johnson
Dave Wensloff
Richard Roth
Donnie Ross and his boys Mike & Steve
Bobby Lillo
Jim Nelson
Earl Anderson
Mike Baumgartner
Bryan Grand
Bruce Falk
Dale Smedsmo
Gary Ross
Bruce Olson
Mike Stone
Charley & Frank Burgraff
Neal, Aaron & Pauly Broten
"Butsy" Erickson
Billy Yon
Jay Ness
Billy Lund
Chris Gotziaman
Andy Lundbohm
Dustin Byfuglien - played JV I'd still claim him for this.
Aaron Ness
Tyler Landman
With Oscar and "Mush" behind the bench I would find it hard for anyone to beat this team. All-Time teams from Edina, Grand Rapids and Bloomington Jefferson included.
Can't comment much from 89 to 95 as I didn't see too much Ram Hockey.
Honorable Mention
The Foss Twins and "The Miller Line"
It seems that Govs93 forgot to include himself for favorite players from Johnson.Govs93 wrote:Johnson never has had great success in advancing players, but the good ones they've had seem to have a knack for coaching and developing:
Herb Brooks
Lou Cotroneo
Wendy Anderson
Wes Barrette
Moose Younghans
Chad Remackel
Barry Tallackson (sort of)
Dustin Smieja
Ron Bookler
Tim DuRose
Doug Long
He doesn't want to "out" hithelf.wbmd wrote:It seems that Govs93 forgot to include himself for favorite players from Johnson.Govs93 wrote:Johnson never has had great success in advancing players, but the good ones they've had seem to have a knack for coaching and developing:
Herb Brooks
Lou Cotroneo
Wendy Anderson
Wes Barrette
Moose Younghans
Chad Remackel
Barry Tallackson (sort of)
Dustin Smieja
Ron Bookler
Tim DuRose
Doug Long
Haven't even put any thought to it.Neutron 14 wrote:He doesn't want to "out" hithelf.wbmd wrote:It seems that Govs93 forgot to include himself for favorite players from Johnson.Govs93 wrote:Johnson never has had great success in advancing players, but the good ones they've had seem to have a knack for coaching and developing:
Herb Brooks
Lou Cotroneo
Wendy Anderson
Wes Barrette
Moose Younghans
Chad Remackel
Barry Tallackson (sort of)
Dustin Smieja
Ron Bookler
Tim DuRose
Doug Long
Where is your White Bear Mariner Dolphin list?
Whoa....man i played with a lot of these guys...scarey....back when Braves were Braves not Blaze!!tourneytickssince59 wrote:What about Kevin Gorg?tjkhavgam wrote:burnsville
tod okerlund
scott bloom
mark osieki
mike wong
dan boeser
mike luckraft
nick oslund
tom branson
dave ottum