Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2008 5:45 am
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Black Ice, I have no idea what this "puuck" kid is talking about...Black Ice wrote:From an article in the Mankato Free Press talking about the current coach who took over the baseball team in New Ulm: "taking over for coaching legend Jim Senske who retired in 2004 after 39 yrs. with 707wins , the most wins in the history of Minnesota baseball ", including a STATE CHAMPIONSHIP in class AAA (large schools)puuck wrote:New Ulm baseball is a joke, they play junk teams and the coaches sophmore nephew is on varsity, he makes TONS of errors and cant hit to save his life.![]()
Yes he dideastranger19 wrote:did Schmidt play
The white 17's lost to the red 16's.eastranger19 wrote:How did the weekend go for the 17's, who looked good, did Schmidt play. which team lost to the 16's.
Other 17's beat the 16's...not sure on the score.eastranger19 wrote:What did the red 16's beat them by, and how did the other 16 & 17 match ups go, or was that the only one played?
section 1A doesnt have depth like the metro teams because they cant transfer to another school that is 10 min away. Southern teams are usualy all home grown not to many transfers like the metro teams.davey wrote:I can only speak for Section 1.hockeyfan32 wrote:how many goals did each goalie give up in the weekend
Bruggeman 1 goal against
Arentz 4 goals against
How can you give props to Casper. Probably gave up as many goals as anybody on the weekend, including several softies. I saw the kid hanging his head when they played Blue.Wireless wrote:Another assessment from watching the entire weekend:
Goalies:
Casper
Fons
Defense:
Red:
Lapic - get a bungy cord - he forgot he was defense - good tryout
White:
Schmidt - glimpses of real player emerged - still looks hurt
Johnson - strong defensive player that makes good choices
Blue:
Leddy - best defense at camp, different than the rest, hands down
Alt - strong player and tryout
Montgomery - good decisions, strong tryout
Forwards:
Red:
Budish - horrible second game - still top 5 player at 54's
Birkholtz - good skills - one way player (his way)-work on this
Kohls - disappears from time to time but when he goes, he's good
White:
Persian - best white forward - consistent opportunities / playmaking
Walters - you have more - played one good period all wkd-against 16's
Voight - good tryout - strong team player with good vision
Blue:
Pitlick - missed second game and his team won big - not his best effort
Oliver - strong player not much more to say - maybe best for tryout
Rehkamp - solid tryout - strong player especially on offense
Skoog - strong tryout - well deserved to go to national camp
Other to watch:
Maetche - workhorse player with great speed, above ave. skill
Reilly - hard worker, good playmaker, good vision, limited with size...
Hennum - visible on the ice from time to time
Gaarder - unfortunately - did little without Budish-type around him
Surprisingly hard to notice during the tryout:
Zepeda
Friedman
Lovick
The goalie that should get consideration is Bruggeman. Had the best numbers from the winter of the six goalies coming into the festival, gave up 1 goal the first weekend, (least of any goalie and gave up the least amount during the second weekend which I believe was 3). Not a flashy goalie but stops the puck which from what i hear is what the goalie is supposed to do.davey wrote:How can you give props to Casper. Probably gave up as many goals as anybody on the weekend, including several softies. I saw the kid hanging his head when they played Blue.Wireless wrote:Another assessment from watching the entire weekend:
Goalies:
Casper
Fons
Defense:
Red:
Lapic - get a bungy cord - he forgot he was defense - good tryout
White:
Schmidt - glimpses of real player emerged - still looks hurt
Johnson - strong defensive player that makes good choices
Blue:
Leddy - best defense at camp, different than the rest, hands down
Alt - strong player and tryout
Montgomery - good decisions, strong tryout
Forwards:
Red:
Budish - horrible second game - still top 5 player at 54's
Birkholtz - good skills - one way player (his way)-work on this
Kohls - disappears from time to time but when he goes, he's good
White:
Persian - best white forward - consistent opportunities / playmaking
Walters - you have more - played one good period all wkd-against 16's
Voight - good tryout - strong team player with good vision
Blue:
Pitlick - missed second game and his team won big - not his best effort
Oliver - strong player not much more to say - maybe best for tryout
Rehkamp - solid tryout - strong player especially on offense
Skoog - strong tryout - well deserved to go to national camp
Other to watch:
Maetche - workhorse player with great speed, above ave. skill
Reilly - hard worker, good playmaker, good vision, limited with size...
Hennum - visible on the ice from time to time
Gaarder - unfortunately - did little without Budish-type around him
Surprisingly hard to notice during the tryout:
Zepeda
Friedman
Lovick
R U Bruggey's Dad?davey wrote:How can you give props to Casper. Probably gave up as many goals as anybody on the weekend, including several softies. I saw the kid hanging his head when they played Blue.Wireless wrote:Another assessment from watching the entire weekend:
Goalies:
Casper
Fons
Defense:
Red:
Lapic - get a bungy cord - he forgot he was defense - good tryout
White:
Schmidt - glimpses of real player emerged - still looks hurt
Johnson - strong defensive player that makes good choices
Blue:
Leddy - best defense at camp, different than the rest, hands down
Alt - strong player and tryout
Montgomery - good decisions, strong tryout
Forwards:
Red:
Budish - horrible second game - still top 5 player at 54's
Birkholtz - good skills - one way player (his way)-work on this
Kohls - disappears from time to time but when he goes, he's good
White:
Persian - best white forward - consistent opportunities / playmaking
Walters - you have more - played one good period all wkd-against 16's
Voight - good tryout - strong team player with good vision
Blue:
Pitlick - missed second game and his team won big - not his best effort
Oliver - strong player not much more to say - maybe best for tryout
Rehkamp - solid tryout - strong player especially on offense
Skoog - strong tryout - well deserved to go to national camp
Other to watch:
Maetche - workhorse player with great speed, above ave. skill
Reilly - hard worker, good playmaker, good vision, limited with size...
Hennum - visible on the ice from time to time
Gaarder - unfortunately - did little without Budish-type around him
Surprisingly hard to notice during the tryout:
Zepeda
Friedman
Lovick
Leddy may be the top player in his class. Ala the invite to Ann Arbor.stud-lee wrote:The goalie that should get consideration is Bruggeman. Had the best numbers from the winter of the six goalies coming into the festival, gave up 1 goal the first weekend, (least of any goalie and gave up the least amount during the second weekend which I believe was 3). Not a flashy goalie but stops the puck which from what i hear is what the goalie is supposed to do.davey wrote:How can you give props to Casper. Probably gave up as many goals as anybody on the weekend, including several softies. I saw the kid hanging his head when they played Blue.Wireless wrote:Another assessment from watching the entire weekend:
Goalies:
Casper
Fons
Defense:
Red:
Lapic - get a bungy cord - he forgot he was defense - good tryout
White:
Schmidt - glimpses of real player emerged - still looks hurt
Johnson - strong defensive player that makes good choices
Blue:
Leddy - best defense at camp, different than the rest, hands down
Alt - strong player and tryout
Montgomery - good decisions, strong tryout
Forwards:
Red:
Budish - horrible second game - still top 5 player at 54's
Birkholtz - good skills - one way player (his way)-work on this
Kohls - disappears from time to time but when he goes, he's good
White:
Persian - best white forward - consistent opportunities / playmaking
Walters - you have more - played one good period all wkd-against 16's
Voight - good tryout - strong team player with good vision
Blue:
Pitlick - missed second game and his team won big - not his best effort
Oliver - strong player not much more to say - maybe best for tryout
Rehkamp - solid tryout - strong player especially on offense
Skoog - strong tryout - well deserved to go to national camp
Other to watch:
Maetche - workhorse player with great speed, above ave. skill
Reilly - hard worker, good playmaker, good vision, limited with size...
Hennum - visible on the ice from time to time
Gaarder - unfortunately - did little without Budish-type around him
Surprisingly hard to notice during the tryout:
Zepeda
Friedman
Lovick
Agree with you on Leddy. I thought he was the best player on the ice the whole weekendbreakout wrote:Leddy may be the top player in his class. Ala the invite to Ann Arbor.stud-lee wrote:The goalie that should get consideration is Bruggeman. Had the best numbers from the winter of the six goalies coming into the festival, gave up 1 goal the first weekend, (least of any goalie and gave up the least amount during the second weekend which I believe was 3). Not a flashy goalie but stops the puck which from what i hear is what the goalie is supposed to do.davey wrote: How can you give props to Casper. Probably gave up as many goals as anybody on the weekend, including several softies. I saw the kid hanging his head when they played Blue.
Hotchkins a good player, What I noticed after watching him is he hardly ever gives up the puck. But that may be the nature of the beast at these events since the emphasis seems to be "all about me"eastranger19 wrote:I did'nt see Hotchkins name mentioned, did he not have a very good weekend, and also I would'nt count out the range kids, not because of how good they are, but because of the evaluators that are there, they made it through the first weekend section tourny. Would'nt surprise me.
I rest my casebreakout wrote:Lapic and D do not equate. Not a chance he will move to the next level as a D. If he moves forward it will be as a forward.