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All games are played at the SCSU rinks. Games start on Sunday, and are usually run from 3:00-9:00 p.m. Camp finishes on Friday morning with games from 8:00-2:00 p.m. The only cost is for a program if you want one.MNRinkRat wrote:I was interested in the upcoming National Select 17 games that are to be held in St. Cloud from July 7-13. The thing is I have not been able to find any info about them. I'm interested in where they are taking place and how much games will cost and what the times are. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You
Not sure if the Minnesota kids are playing on one team. They may be spread out.SEMinnHockeyNut wrote:How do you find out when the Minnesota kids play?
Is there a website with the rosters/schedule?
Minnesota players will be distributed throughout the 12 teams. Rosters and schedules should be live by July 6th.SEMinnHockeyNut wrote:I dont see the rosters anywhere....maybe I am blind, but it would be nice to know when certain kids play then.
Thanks.Puckguy19 wrote:Minnesota players will be distributed throughout the 12 teams. Rosters and schedules should be live by July 6th.SEMinnHockeyNut wrote:I dont see the rosters anywhere....maybe I am blind, but it would be nice to know when certain kids play then.
This is actually not correct. USA Hockey went away from the keeping players on specific regional teams about 4-5 years ago. It became too territorial and players from one part of the country did not interact with players from other parts of the US. The system they use now serves 2 purposes, 1) allow interaction between players and 2) allows for evaluators to see how kids play with someone they have never skated with before.shooter57 wrote:The minnesota boys will be playing together as a team. Here is a roster.
http://www.minnesotahockey.org/assorted ... 20List.pdf
There are minne players that were named as alternates that may be playing for other teams.
This link will give you schedules, resuls and stats.
http://www.usahockey.com/Season/Tournam ... eyType=ICE
No, they used to play as a team, but the last two (or maybe three) years the players are split up. Team rosters usually come out about a week before the event.shooter57 wrote:The minnesota boys will be playing together as a team.
Sorry if it sounded like I was giving you some grief, that wasn't my intention. The 15s have always been mixed up, but the 17s and the 16s were kept together by region up until a year or two ago. It made for more interesting watching (at least to me) because you had the Minnesota arrogance rooting angleshooter57 wrote:Oh sorry! I know they did that witgh the 15's&16's, but then I thought at 17's they kept them together. That is what this roster indicates? Oh well!
, and you could see all of the local players at the same time. It's still some fun hockey, and well worth the drive to St. Cloud though.hockey59 wrote:The National Select 17 Festival starts Sunday in St. Cloud. Listed here will be Team Minnesota players, other local players, players from neighboring states, WCHA recruits, players with the NTDP program and others with local ties or of other interest. Names will be linked, so you can click on them to get personal stats (as links become available). Minnesota players will be in bold.
Black Team
Drew Olson (Brainerd)
Nick Pryor (NTDP) From Woodbury, previously at Hill-Murray, Wisconsin recruit, son of former NHLer Chris Pryor
Brett Kostolansky (Denver, CO) Shattuck
Philip McRae (Chesterfield, MO) London Knights (OHL), son of former North Star Basil McRae
Tristan King (Elk River) Portland Winter Hawks (WHL)
Cory Thorson (Armstrong)
Brett Bower (Madison, WI) Madison LaFollette H.S.
Gold Team
David Warsofsky (Marshfield, MA) Cushing Academy, NTDP next year, Boston University recruit
Grant Scott (Sewickley, PA) GOPHER RECRUIT, NTDP
Jordy Murray (Shattuck) Wisconsin recruit
Alex Simonson (Grand Forks,ND) Grand Forks Central H.S.
Nate Condon (Wausau, WI) Wausau West H.S., was at Model Camp
Brady Hjelle (International Falls) UMD recruit
Green Team
Steve West (Milford, MI) NTDP, Ohio State recruit
Joe Gleason (Edina) North Dakota recruit
Michael Fink (Hopkins) North Dakota recruit
Danny Kristo (NTDP) North Dakota recruit, previously at Eden Prairie
Gray Team
Tim Smith (Superior, WI) Superior H.S.
Matt Donovan (Edmond, OK) Dallas Stars midgets, Denver recruit
Patrick Gaul (Pittsburgh, PA) NTDP, Notre Dame recruit
Derek Stepan (Shattuck) From Hastings, Wisconsin recruit
Maroon Team
Michael Clemente (Great Falls, VA) NTDP
Sean Lorenz (Littleton, CO) NTDP, Notre Dame recruit
Matt Bruneteau (Omaha, NE) Shattuck U-16
Colin Moore (Medfield, MA) NTDP
Jake Youso (International Falls) GOPHER RECRUIT
Navy Team
Ryan Grimshaw (Rochester, NY) NTDP, Harvard recruit
Luke Greiner (Shattuck) Originally from Newport Beach, California
Zach Lehrke (Park Rapids)
Pat Arnason (Grand Forks, ND) Grand Forks Red River H.S.
Orange Team
Ryan Hegarty (Arlington, MA) NTDP, Maine recruit
Kyle Murphy (Fair Haven, NJ) Shattuck
Charlie Strauss (Eagle River, WI) Northland Pines H.S.
Keegan Flaherty (Duluth East)
Ben Hanowski (Little Falls)
Purple Team
Tyler Swanson (Fargo, ND) West Fargo H.S.
Ross Henry (Franklin, WI) Lincoln Stars (USHL)
Jake Gardiner (Minnetonka) Wisconsin recruit
Tyler Landman (Roseau)
Colin Reddin (Corona del Mar, CA) NTDP
Brock Montpetit (Somerset, WI) Shattuck, Wisconsin recruit
Justin Florek (Marquette, MI) NTDP, Northern Michigan recruit
Red Team
Seth Helgeson (Faribault) GOPHER RECRUIT
Joe Marciano (Faribault, MN) NTDP, formerly at Shattuck, originally from Alta Loma, California
Alex Velischek (Kinnelon, NJ) Delbarton H.S., son of former North Star Randy Velischek
John O'Neill (Anoka) UMD recruit
Kevin McCarey (Baldwinsville, NY) NTDP, New Hampshire recruit
Royal Team
Corey Fienhage (Eastview)
Tommy Olczyk (Chicago, IL) Chicago Mission midgets, son of former NHLer Ed Olczyk
Andy Singerhouse (Hudson, WI) Hill-Murray
Nate Dewhurst (Johnston, IA) Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL), Denver recruit
Danny Mattson (Holy Angels)
Teal Team
Michael Cichy (New Hartford, CT) Junior Bruins (EJHL), North Dakota recruit
Tyler Groth (Fargo, ND) Fargo South H.S.
Ryan Bohrer (Cretin)
Vinny Saponari (Powder Springs, GA) NTDP
Aaron Crandall (St. Thomas Academy)
White Team
Aaron Ness (Roseau) GOPHER RECRUIT
Matt Leer (Edina)
Charlie Thauwald (Rochester Mayo)
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SCHEDULE
Sunday - July 8 (afternoon)
2:15: Black vs. Purple
2:45: Orange vs. Green
4:15: Teal vs. Red
4:45: Gray vs. Royal
6:15: Gold vs. White
6:45: Maroon vs. Navy
Monday - July 9 (afternoon)
2:15: Maroon vs. Gray
2:45: Gold vs. Teal
4:15: Green vs. Royal
4:45: Purple vs. Red
6:15: Navy vs. Orange
6:45: White vs. Black
Tuesday - July 10 (afternoon)
3:45: Red vs. White
4:15: Royal vs. Navy
5:45: Black vs. Gold
6:15: Orange vs. Maroon
7:45: Purple vs. Teal
8:15: Green vs. Gray
Thursday - July 12 (afternoon)
2:15: Maroon vs. Green
2:45: Gold vs. Purple
4:15: Navy vs. Gray
4:45: White vs. Teal
6:15: Royal vs. Orange
6:45: Red vs. Black
Friday - July 13 (morning)
8:00: Teal vs. Black
8:30: Gray vs. Orange
10:00: Purple vs. White
10:30: Green vs. Navy
Noon: Red vs. Gold
12:30: Royal vs. Maroon
Edit. Didn't see the subject line. My badbreakout wrote:Great information............thanks.
Credit was given in the subject line. The Iceburg on GPL is a noted information thief himself, and the "facts" he doesn't rip off, he makes up.hockey59 wrote:Courtesy of ICEBURG from Gopherpucklve
Thought he might have got that from some Madison paper. My bad!Gopher Blog wrote:Edit. Didn't see the subject line. My badbreakout wrote:Great information............thanks.
1/3 fom MN the other 2/3 from the rest of the country...I'd say that's pretty good.
U.S. Under-18 Select Team Tops Czech Republic, 5-4, in Exhibition
Team USA Posts Victory in Tune-Up for
2007 Under-18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka
UHERSKY BROD, Czech Republic -- Danny Mattson (Minneapolis, Minn.) scored one of two goals on the night with 3:13 left in the game to lift the U.S. Under-18 Select Team to a 5-4 victory over the Czech Republic here today in a tune-up for the 2007 Under-18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka. The annual tournament will run from August 14-18 in Piestany, Slovakia and Hodonin, Czech Republic.
“It was a perfect exhibition game,” said Team USA Head Coach Roger Grillo (North Kingstown, R.I.), who is the head men’s ice hockey coach at Brown University. “The guys played hard and got better as the game went on. They adapted well and didn’t let a little adversity get them off track - they stayed focused on their goal, which was to win the game.”
The first four goals of the game went back and forth between the two teams, with the Czechs striking first at the 4:38 mark of the opening frame. Team USA’s Philip McRae (Chesterfield, Mo.) was next to get on the score sheet at 7:41, followed by another Czech tally at 9:18 and Mattson’s first of the game at 9:34. Courtesty of a Nate Dewhurst (Johnston, Iowa) power-play goal at 14:04 that broke the back-and-forth scoring pattern, the United States took a 3-2 lead heading into the second period.
In the early part of period two, the Czech Republic was able to gain a 4-3 lead on back-to-back goals at 26:43 and 27:40. However, Team USA bounced back again, as David Warsofsky (North Marshfield, Mass.) put one in the back of the net at 16:33 for a 4-4 score.
The lone goal of the final stanza came from Mattson at 16:47 to seal the victory for Team USA.
The United States will open play in the 2007 Under-18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka on Tuesday (Aug. 14) at 9 a.m. EDT versus Russia at Zimny Stadium in Piestany, Slovakia.
NOTES: Aaron Crandall (Lakeville, Minn.) and Brady Hjelle (International Falls, Minn.) split time in net for Team USA ... The 2007 Under-18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka includes teams from Canada, the Czech Republic, Finland, Russia, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland and the United States … Last August, at the 2006 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka, the U.S. Under-18 Select Team finished in second place with a record of 3-1-0 … Six members of Team USA were on the 2006 U.S. Under-17 Select Team that competed in the 2006 Three Nations Tournament held in Rochester, N.Y. ... Team members were chosen from the 2007 USA Hockey Select 17 Player Development Camp, which was held July 7-13 at the National Hockey Center at St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud, Minn., and featured many of America’s best hockey players born in 1990 ... The Under-18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka was called the Junior World Cup until 2005 ... Seth Appert (Niskayuna, N.Y.), who is the head men’s ice hockey caoch at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, is serving as Team USA’s assistant coach.