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Best Line In Lake Conference
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 9:35 am
by buddish4mrhockey
Which line has been the most impressive so far this season?
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 12:15 pm
by hockeyjunkie2
I have yet to see EP, BJ, and Eagan play so I just went through looked at games and who was on the ice together correct me if I'm wrong on these lines.
Apple Valley- Fischer, Warner, Berens = 12 g, 6 a
Jefferson- Sirio, Knutson, Gallus = 9 g, 10 a
Eden Prairie- Rath, Hoffman, Gravelle = 7 g, 12 a
Burnsville- May, Pearson, Smyth = 12 g, 11 a
Eagan- Merchant, Markstrom, Thorn = 11 g, 10 a
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 12:46 pm
by gophermadman
hockeyjunkie2 wrote:I have yet to see EP, BJ, and Eagan play so I just went through looked at games and who was on the ice together correct me if I'm wrong on these lines.
Apple Valley- Fischer, Warner, Berens = 12 g, 6 a
Jefferson- Sirio, Knutson, Gallus = 9 g, 10 a
Eden Prairie- Rath, Hoffman, Gravelle = 7 g, 12 a
Burnsville- May, Pearson, Smyth = 12 g, 11 a
Eagan- Merchant, Markstrom, Thorn = 11 g, 10 a
looks pretty good to me
anyone got anything on the defensive pairings?
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 1:15 pm
by boardguy1998
hockeyjunkie2 wrote:I have yet to see EP, BJ, and Eagan play so I just went through looked at games and who was on the ice together correct me if I'm wrong on these lines.
Apple Valley- Fischer, Warner, Berens = 12 g, 6 a
Jefferson- Sirio, Knutson, Gallus = 9 g, 10 a
Eden Prairie- Rath, Hoffman, Gravelle = 7 g, 12 a
Burnsville- May, Pearson, Smyth = 12 g, 11 a
Eagan- Merchant, Markstrom, Thorn = 11 g, 10 a
I think all the EP lines are pretty much the same
Erickson, McQuillian, McCartan 8g, 11a
Rogge, Rau, Wolfe 7g, 10a
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 3:29 pm
by theoneandonly1
Also for Jefferson there other line
Herbert, Knight, Dietzler- 11g 9a
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 7:19 pm
by dynamicD
Herbert, Knight, Dietzlar
This line has my vote for the next "2" years as the top line in the conference seeing that they are all juniors
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 7:58 pm
by Papa Bergundy
dynamicD wrote:Herbert, Knight, Dietzlar
This line has my vote for the next "2" years as the top line in the conference seeing that they are all juniors
Does anyone know if Herbert plans on staying?
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:00 pm
by theoneandonly1
Papa Bergundy wrote:dynamicD wrote:Herbert, Knight, Dietzlar
This line has my vote for the next "2" years as the top line in the conference seeing that they are all juniors
Does anyone know if Herbert plans on staying?
I don't know for sure but I would guess that he would stick around for next year.
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 9:02 pm
by breakout
Papa Bergundy wrote:dynamicD wrote:Herbert, Knight, Dietzlar
This line has my vote for the next "2" years as the top line in the conference seeing that they are all juniors
Does anyone know if Herbert plans on staying?
Why would he leave?
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 10:17 pm
by imbetterthenU
faust and pauluk for jefferson are the best defensive pair and as far as herbert leaving its unlikely but you never know what will happen the outcome of this season will play into his decision i bet.
Lakeville North
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 8:35 am
by str8upballin
Top line in the state by far is lakeville north's Derek Wypyszynski, Derek Perkins, and Nick Altavilla. This is a fierce line and all have already commited to D-1 colleges.
Re: Lakeville North
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 6:25 pm
by theoneandonly1
str8upballin wrote:Top line in the state by far is lakeville north's Derek Wypyszynski, Derek Perkins, and Nick Altavilla. This is a fierce line and all have already commited to D-1 colleges.
Haha what colleges have they commited to?
colleges
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 7:59 pm
by str8upballin
Derek Perkins- University of MN-Duluth
Derek Wyp- St. Cloud State
Nick Altavilla- Western Mass State
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 9:46 pm
by koho snipe
western mass state is D1?
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 9:53 pm
by hermy
none of them are going d1. i have never heard of any of these guys
Re: colleges
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 10:20 pm
by scoreboard33
str8upballin wrote:Derek Perkins- University of MN-Duluth
Derek Wyp- St. Cloud State
Nick Altavilla- Western Mass State
Neither of those first two have committed and Western Mass State does not exist.
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 10:29 pm
by komada77
breakout wrote:Papa Bergundy wrote:dynamicD wrote:Herbert, Knight, Dietzlar
This line has my vote for the next "2" years as the top line in the conference seeing that they are all juniors
Does anyone know if Herbert plans on staying?
Why would he leave?
Herbert is expected to be playing for UMD in 2010, so if he stays for his senior year he will have no experience in juniors before college. Not saying he needs juniors, just an observation.
Re: Lakeville North
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 5:42 pm
by GL4L
str8upballin wrote:Top line in the state by far is lakeville north's Derek Wypyszynski, Derek Perkins, and Nick Altavilla. This is a fierce line and all have already commited to D-1 colleges.
Never heard of any of the 3 mentioned players. And I noticed all of your posts in other topics are just hyping this line.
Jefferson
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2008 7:06 pm
by Aaronnessisgod
Jefferson's Sirio, Knutson, Gallus is tops.
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2008 10:23 pm
by breakout
komada77 wrote:breakout wrote:Papa Bergundy wrote:
Does anyone know if Herbert plans on staying?
Why would he leave?
Herbert is expected to be playing for UMD in 2010, so if he stays for his senior year he will have no experience in juniors before college. Not saying he needs juniors, just an observation.
Understand your point. Hopefully he stays, Bloomington is a talented team this year and next year they should have a good team.
best line of lake
Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2008 11:41 pm
by buddish4mrhockey
After Dec 20th this is my list:
1) Jefferson- Sirio, Knutson, Gallus = 9g 10a
2) Jefferson- Herbert, Knight, Dietzler= 11g 9a
3) Chaska- Blake, Robb, Erickson = 12g 24a
4) E.P- Erickson, McQuillian, McCartan = 10g 15a
5) Burnsville- May, Pearson, Smyth = 14g 12a
6) E.P- Rath, Hoffman, Gravelle = 8g 13a
7) Apple Valley- Fischer, Warner, Berens = 12g 9a
Eastview - Schweiger, Friedman, Chacich= 10g 9a
9) Lakeville S- Binder, Simon, ???= 9g 12a
10) TIE
any thoughts?
Re: best line of lake
Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2008 2:09 am
by Lakeviewing
buddish4mrhockey wrote:After Dec 20th this is my list:
1) Jefferson- Sirio, Knutson, Gallus = 9g 10a
2) Jefferson- Herbert, Knight, Dietzler= 11g 9a
3) Chaska- Blake, Robb, Erickson = 12g 24a
4) E.P- Erickson, McQuillian, McCartan = 10g 15a
5) Burnsville- May, Pearson, Smyth = 14g 12a
6) E.P- Rath, Hoffman, Gravelle = 8g 13a
7) Apple Valley- Fischer, Warner, Berens = 12g 9a
Eastview - Schweiger, Friedman, Chacich= 10g 9a
9) Lakeville S- Binder, Simon, ???= 9g 12a
10) TIE
My thought is the EP line of Rath, Hoffman and Gravelle are third liners and have to get their points on full strenght situations and are not given any power play opportunities. Eliminate power play points to figure out the best five on five lines in the Lake Conference. Scoring goals is all about opportunty and ice time.
any thoughts?
Re: best line of lake
Posted: Fri Dec 26, 2008 8:49 pm
by shakey
Lakeviewing wrote:buddish4mrhockey wrote:After Dec 20th this is my list:
1) Jefferson- Sirio, Knutson, Gallus = 9g 10a
2) Jefferson- Herbert, Knight, Dietzler= 11g 9a
3) Chaska- Blake, Robb, Erickson = 12g 24a
4) E.P- Erickson, McQuillian, McCartan = 10g 15a
5) Burnsville- May, Pearson, Smyth = 14g 12a
6) E.P- Rath, Hoffman, Gravelle = 8g 13a
7) Apple Valley- Fischer, Warner, Berens = 12g 9a
Eastview - Schweiger, Friedman, Chacich= 10g 9a
9) Lakeville S- Binder, Simon, ???= 9g 12a
10) TIE
My thought is the EP line of Rath, Hoffman and Gravelle are third liners and have to get their points on full strenght situations and are not given any power play opportunities. Eliminate power play points to figure out the best five on five lines in the Lake Conference. Scoring goals is all about opportunty and ice time.
any thoughts?
Eliminating PP points is not the way to determine the "best" lines. The EP third line is a good one but they are a third line playing against other team's third lines. Do you think they would fare as well playing against their opponent's top line?