Mahtomedi & Owatonna
Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2009 3:25 pm
2-1 Mahtomedi
Holker picks up his second goal
Edit: Now its tied up 2-2 , Von Ruden with the goal for Owatonna
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If these commentators keep gushing about Ben Marshall, I'm gonna puke. Are there no other Mahtomedi players on the ice?theoneandonly1 wrote:Mahtomedi 4
Owatonna 2
After the 2nd Period
Goals- Zurn from Adams and Marshall
Adams from Zurn and Marshall
It was Kevin Gorg, what do you expect? He's an idiot.slapstkhound wrote:If these commentators keep gushing about Ben Marshall, I'm gonna puke. Are there no other Mahtomedi players on the ice?theoneandonly1 wrote:Mahtomedi 4
Owatonna 2
After the 2nd Period
Goals- Zurn from Adams and Marshall
Adams from Zurn and Marshall
Mahtomedi has one very good line, and exactly one defenseman of note. Owatonna doesn't have even that. There was very little in this game, to gush about.slapstkhound wrote: If these commentators keep gushing about Ben Marshall, I'm gonna puke. Are there no other Mahtomedi players on the ice?
I am sure he will play in the WCHA but, even Gorg had to finally say he is a little wet behind the ears.WayOutWest wrote:Mahtomedi has one very good line, and exactly one defenseman of note. Owatonna doesn't have even that. There was very little in this game, to gush about.slapstkhound wrote: If these commentators keep gushing about Ben Marshall, I'm gonna puke. Are there no other Mahtomedi players on the ice?
Marshall is good, but it wasn't that difficult to stand out in this group. He's a sophomore, and he has already committed to the U, is that right?
He's a fast and tough little bugger, but I would think he's going to need to grow a bit before he steps into WCHA action.
You have to remember he is still adjusting to a new full time position on defense. With some years of growth ahead of him and getting situated to playing defense, he should be ready to roll by the time he hits college. The tools are definitely there though.WayOutWest wrote:Marshall is good, but it wasn't that difficult to stand out in this group. He's a sophomore, and he has already committed to the U, is that right? He's a fast and tough little bugger, but I would think he's going to need to grow a bit before he steps into WCHA action.
Gopher Blog wrote:You have to remember he is still adjusting to a new full time position on defense. With some years of growth ahead of him and getting situated to playing defense, he should be ready to roll by the time he hits college. The tools are definitely there though.WayOutWest wrote:Marshall is good, but it wasn't that difficult to stand out in this group. He's a sophomore, and he has already committed to the U, is that right? He's a fast and tough little bugger, but I would think he's going to need to grow a bit before he steps into WCHA action.
Well, I don't know his entire playing history but I was under the impression that he played forward for a while prior to this past year.youngblood08 wrote:Kid has been playing Defense ever since my son has been playing with and against him.
Gopher Blog wrote:Well, I don't know his entire playing history but I was under the impression that he played forward for a while prior to this past year.youngblood08 wrote:Kid has been playing Defense ever since my son has been playing with and against him.
Because I had been told that and I had read it in different places. If you go back and read US Hockey Report, they state on more than one occasion on that site that he transitioned from forward to defense in the prior year.youngblood08 wrote:So why make the comment?
youngblood08 wrote:Gopher Blog wrote:Well, I don't know his entire playing history but I was under the impression that he played forward for a while prior to this past year.youngblood08 wrote:Kid has been playing Defense ever since my son has been playing with and against him.
He played forward during the select 15's
I suppose that is part of the confusion. Thanks.thiscrazygame wrote:He played forward during the select 15's