HighSchoolHockeyForums.com

Just curious if anyone can let me know...i am sure if i looked long and hard enough i coudl find the names on a list online, but not sure if they list their position.

brian lee won the award i believe
he was a d from moorhead

thanks....forgot about him....how soon we forget....man he is good too...its nice to see somone win the award and still excel at the next level ie) division 1....as opposed to Nate Dey who plays for St. Cloud State...possibly the worst Mr. Hockey ever.

Ryan McDonagh, a previous a defenseman for CDH won it last season.

I'm sure that a defensman has won it, but I believe goalies may be excluded as they have their own award. I may be wrong, but I think it is the Frank Brimseck (sp?) award and is handed out to the top goaltender each year. Kind of like most pitchers won't be considered for an MVP award as pitchers have an award devoted completely to them.

Not positive though.

makes sense...i think your correct about the goalie award...they don't really give a lot of coverage to that it seems.

Sadly, no they don't. Not as much empahsis is put on goaltenders at the high school level. Look at I. Falls, they probably wouldn't have faired as well as they did last year with an average goaltender.

theref wrote:Sadly, no they don't. Not as much empahsis is put on goaltenders at the high school level. Look at I. Falls, they probably wouldn't have faired as well as they did last year with an average goaltender.

And which Title did they win with this stellar goaltender?

Since 2000, three of the Mr. Hockey winners have been defensemen:

Paul Martin, Elk River
Brian Lee, Moorhead
David Fischer, Apple Valley

That be just about 50%.

theref wrote:Sadly, no they don't. Not as much empahsis is put on goaltenders at the high school level. Look at I. Falls, they probably wouldn't have faired as well as they did last year with an average goaltender.

Most important position on the hockey team.

BIAFP wrote:

theref wrote:Sadly, no they don't. Not as much empahsis is put on goaltenders at the high school level. Look at I. Falls, they probably wouldn't have faired as well as they did last year with an average goaltender.

And which Title did they win with this stellar goaltender?

I never said that they won any title. I said that they wouldn't have faired as well as they did if they had an average goalie. Look up there, its there for you to reread. So go ahead, give it another shot. Apparently reading isn't one of your strong suits. If you are trying to pick a fight, pick it elsewhere. You obviously have a problem with me and if so, then contact me directly about it.

theref wrote:

BIAFP wrote:

theref wrote:Sadly, no they don't. Not as much empahsis is put on goaltenders at the high school level. Look at I. Falls, they probably wouldn't have faired as well as they did last year with an average goaltender.

And which Title did they win with this stellar goaltender?

I never said that they won any title. I said that they wouldn't have faired as well as they did if they had an average goalie. Look up there, its there for you to reread. So go ahead, give it another shot. Apparently reading isn't one of your strong suits. If you are trying to pick a fight, pick it elsewhere. You obviously have a problem with me and if so, then contact me directly about it.

Got a love it when the refs start going after each other

Oh you know us Zebras. Some just don't like their own kind I guess.

Here's the three defensemen before 2000
Kris Miller 1987 Greenway
Larry Olimb 1988 Warroad
Mike Crowley 1994 Jefferson

Here's all the winner's

Year Recipient School
2007 Ryan McDonagh Cretin-Derham Hall
2006 David Fischer Apple Valley
2005 Brian Lee Moorhead
2004 Tom Gorowsky Centennial
2003 Nate Dey North St. Paul
2002 Gino Guyer Greenway (Coleraine)
2001 Marty Sertich Roseville
2000 Paul Martin Elk River
1999 Jeff Taffe Hastings
1998 Johnny Pohl Red Wing
1997 Aaron Miskovich Grand Rapids
1996 Dave Spehar Duluth East
1995 Erik Rasmussen St. Louis Park
1994 Mike Crowley Bloomington Jefferson
1993 Nick Checco Bloomington Jefferson
1992 Brian Bonin White Bear Lake
1991 Darby Hendrickson Richfield
1990 Joe Dziedzic Minneapolis Edison
1989 Trent Klatt Osseo Senior High School
1988 Larry Olimb Warroad
1987 Kris Miller Greenway (Coleraine)
1986 George Pelawa Bemidji
1985 Tom Chorske Minneapolis Southwest

Nice assist Iceburg

ACTUALFORMERPLAYER wrote:Here's the three defensemen before 2000
Larry Olimb 1988 Warroad
Joe Dziedzic 1990 Edison
Mike Crowley 1994 Jefferson

Joe Dziedzic wasn't a defenseman, but Kris Miller was.

Iceburg wrote:

ACTUALFORMERPLAYER wrote:Here's the three defensemen before 2000
Larry Olimb 1988 Warroad
Joe Dziedzic 1990 Edison
Mike Crowley 1994 Jefferson

Joe Dziedzic wasn't a defenseman, but Kris Miller was.

I'm guessing there might be another defenseman who wins this award this year. My bet is Aaron Ness from Roseau or Joe Gleason from Edina.

toomanystitches wrote:Since 2000, three of the Mr. Hockey winners have been defensemen:

Paul Martin, Elk River
Brian Lee, Moorhead
David Fischer, Apple Valley

That be just about 50%.

Its four, anyone remember McDonagh?

In fact the last 3 winners have all been defensemen

McDonah
Fischer
Lee

Hockeyguy_27 wrote:

Iceburg wrote:

ACTUALFORMERPLAYER wrote:Here's the three defensemen before 2000
Larry Olimb 1988 Warroad
Joe Dziedzic 1990 Edison
Mike Crowley 1994 Jefferson

Joe Dziedzic wasn't a defenseman, but Kris Miller was.

I'm guessing there might be another defenseman who wins this award this year. My bet is Aaron Ness from Roseau or Joe Gleason from Edina.

I would take that bet

I might be wrong but werent the winners from 91-00 all go on the play for the gophers?

I think 88-00 all went to the U

Ness is not eligible for the Mr. Hockey award this season. You have to be a senior to win the award. I believe he is a junior.

MNRinkRat wrote:Ness is not eligible for the Mr. Hockey award this season. You have to be a senior to win the award. I believe he is a junior.

You are correct, he is only a junior this year.

Goldy Gopher wrote:

MNRinkRat wrote:Ness is not eligible for the Mr. Hockey award this season. You have to be a senior to win the award. I believe he is a junior.

You are correct, he is only a junior this year.

He could be like Archie Griffin and win it twice!

You're right, I forgot he was only a junior! I'm going pull for Edina's Joe Gleason (even if he is going to be a Sioux )

when is the last time a player from class 1A won Mr. Hockey

Hockeyguy_27 wrote:

Goldy Gopher wrote:

MNRinkRat wrote:Ness is not eligible for the Mr. Hockey award this season. You have to be a senior to win the award. I believe he is a junior.

You are correct, he is only a junior this year.

He could be like Archie Griffin and win it twice!

You're right, I forgot he was only a junior!

He may be considered as he's attempting to complete he junior and senior credits by this coming spring. It's up to the Minnesota Minutemen who sponsor the award and the college coaches and pro scouts who vote on the award. They are aware of Ness's situation and are currently evaluating his eligibility.