Where did most of these St Thomas kids play their yth hockey
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 6:42 pm
first time watching them. These are some talented players. where are most of them from?
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Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 6:45 pm
Mendota Heights, of course
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 6:47 pm
I think the schroeders played for lakeville not sure but that's where there from
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:10 pm
kroska, reid, shroeder: Lakeville South
Commers: Edina
to name a few
Commers: Edina
to name a few
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:18 pm
so St Thomas' first line could all have been on Lakeville South this year?The Best in the Bizz3 wrote:kroska, reid, shroeder: Lakeville South
Commers: Edina
to name a few
Re: Where did most of these St Thomas kids play their yth ho
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:19 pm
Let me get you a map of the metro area...Master Recruiter wrote:first time watching them. These are some talented players. where are most of them from?
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:20 pm
leaving a AA program like Edina to go STA? wonder what the story is there?The Best in the Bizz3 wrote:kroska, reid, shroeder: Lakeville South
Commers: Edina
to name a few
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:22 pm
I find it interesting how people think that the only justifiable way that a person would play hockey for a private school is if they lived next door to it. People don't go to St. Thomas, the only school of its kind in Minnesota, because it is convenient. I go to BSM (yes, I realize that according to high school hockey fans, that makes me a terrible person) and probably only 15% of the student body lives in St. Louis Park. Why should the hockey team be any different?Mendota Heights, of course
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:39 pm
because they are recruited obviously! they would have never gone there if it wasnt for hockey!celly93 wrote:I find it interesting how people think that the only justifiable way that a person would play hockey for a private school is if they lived next door to it. People don't go to St. Thomas, the only school of its kind in Minnesota, because it is convenient. I go to BSM (yes, I realize that according to high school hockey fans, that makes me a terrible person) and probably only 15% of the student body lives in St. Louis Park. Why should the hockey team be any different?Mendota Heights, of course
/sarcasm
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:02 pm
I went to STA, just a little joke. I agree with you though, STA was garbage at hockey ten years ago, and the first wave of good players did not go there because of hockey, but many people are too dumb to understand this. And if a hockey player is from the area, they were obviously recruited shortly after birth when the parents were looking for a house.celly93 wrote:I find it interesting how people think that the only justifiable way that a person would play hockey for a private school is if they lived next door to it. People don't go to St. Thomas, the only school of its kind in Minnesota, because it is convenient. I go to BSM (yes, I realize that according to high school hockey fans, that makes me a terrible person) and probably only 15% of the student body lives in St. Louis Park. Why should the hockey team be any different?Mendota Heights, of course
Re: Where did most of these St Thomas kids play their yth ho
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:04 pm
HA!!PuckU126 wrote:Let me get you a map of the metro area...Master Recruiter wrote:first time watching them. These are some talented players. where are most of them from?
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:09 pm
hmmm... reid, schroeder, and kloos on the lakeville south first line? would have been nice to bring a state title to section 1
Re: Where did most of these St Thomas kids play their yth ho
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:10 pm
You need to expand your map a little more............. Christian Isackson was from Pine City.PuckU126 wrote:Let me get you a map of the metro area...Master Recruiter wrote:first time watching them. These are some talented players. where are most of them from?
Re: Where did most of these St Thomas kids play their yth ho
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:50 pm
Do I have to get a State map?MrBoDangles wrote:You need to expand your map a little more............. Christian Isackson was from Pine City.PuckU126 wrote:Let me get you a map of the metro area...Master Recruiter wrote:first time watching them. These are some talented players. where are most of them from?
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 9:45 pm
Kinda like last year's Stillwater Abandoneers that could of won a championship for their community.Master Recruiter wrote:so St Thomas' first line could all have been on Lakeville South this year?The Best in the Bizz3 wrote:kroska, reid, shroeder: Lakeville South
Commers: Edina
to name a few
Add Clint Lewis (Shattuck, U16NTDP) from Lakeville South
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 9:49 pm
Don't forgot Brady skeji he should be at south but went to the usntdp
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 10:00 pm
DotaDangler is so wrong. The communities south of Mendota Heights did nothing wrong here. St Thomas is completely in the wrong for building an arena on campus and improving their program so it is appealing to young teenagers. And the program they left is by no means at "fault" for not making theirs appealing enough that they would stay in it. It is the program they went to you should be upset with and not the program they left. DotaDangler is so cluelessMrBoDangles wrote:Kinda like last year's Stillwater Abandoneers that could of won a championship for their community.Master Recruiter wrote:so St Thomas' first line could all have been on Lakeville South this year?The Best in the Bizz3 wrote:kroska, reid, shroeder: Lakeville South
Commers: Edina
to name a few
Add Clint Lewis (Shattuck, U16NTDP) from Lakeville South
On a serious note, it would be interesting to know where ALL of the players from different private schools grew up and what programs they played for.
Would be interesting to think of what hockey would be like if programs beyond bantams were played for community, like they are up until bantams.
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 10:20 pm
HShockeywatcher wrote:DotaDangler is so wrong. The communities south of Mendota Heights did nothing wrong here. St Thomas is completely in the wrong for building an arena on campus and improving their program so it is appealing to young teenagers. And the program they left is by no means at "fault" for not making theirs appealing enough that they would stay in it. It is the program they went to you should be upset with and not the program they left. DotaDangler is so cluelessMrBoDangles wrote:Kinda like last year's Stillwater Abandoneers that could of won a championship for their community.Master Recruiter wrote: so St Thomas' first line could all have been on Lakeville South this year?
Add Clint Lewis (Shattuck, U16NTDP) from Lakeville South
On a serious note, it would be interesting to know where ALL of the players from different private schools grew up and what programs they played for.
Would be interesting to think of what hockey would be like if programs beyond bantams were played for community, like they are up until bantams.[/quote
And before that 5 to 6 years ago the top lines as in 2 could of play for lets say IGH or AV
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 10:24 pm
Lakeville North, your wrong.wblhcky24 wrote:Don't forgot Brady skeji he should be at south but went to the usntdp
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 10:31 pm
Have you been drinking?HShockeywatcher wrote:DotaDangler is so wrong. The communities south of Mendota Heights did nothing wrong here. St Thomas is completely in the wrong for building an arena on campus and improving their program so it is appealing to young teenagers. And the program they left is by no means at "fault" for not making theirs appealing enough that they would stay in it. It is the program they went to you should be upset with and not the program they left. DotaDangler is so cluelessMrBoDangles wrote:Kinda like last year's Stillwater Abandoneers that could of won a championship for their community.Master Recruiter wrote: so St Thomas' first line could all have been on Lakeville South this year?
Add Clint Lewis (Shattuck, U16NTDP) from Lakeville South
On a serious note, it would be interesting to know where ALL of the players from different private schools grew up and what programs they played for.
Would be interesting to think of what hockey would be like if programs beyond bantams were played for community, like they are up until bantams.
On a serious note, If you read the article "to become a Pioneer" on the Hockey Hub it actually talks about many parents sending and players attending just for Hockey reasons (leaving if they don't make it). In my opinion it makes a mockery of the fabric of Minnesota High School Hockey. Just an opinion...
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 10:51 pm
Sadly no. Hopefully you caught at least some of the sarcasm...MrBoDangles wrote:Have you been drinking?HShockeywatcher wrote:DotaDangler is so wrong. The communities south of Mendota Heights did nothing wrong here. St Thomas is completely in the wrong for building an arena on campus and improving their program so it is appealing to young teenagers. And the program they left is by no means at "fault" for not making theirs appealing enough that they would stay in it. It is the program they went to you should be upset with and not the program they left. DotaDangler is so cluelessMrBoDangles wrote: Kinda like last year's Stillwater Abandoneers that could of won a championship for their community.
Add Clint Lewis (Shattuck, U16NTDP) from Lakeville South
On a serious note, it would be interesting to know where ALL of the players from different private schools grew up and what programs they played for.
Would be interesting to think of what hockey would be like if programs beyond bantams were played for community, like they are up until bantams.
On a serious note, If you read the article "to become a Pioneer" on the Hockey Hub it actually talks about many parents sending and players attending just for Hockey reasons (leaving if they don't make it). In my opinion it makes a mockery of the fabric of Minnesota High School Hockey. Just an opinion...
Agreed. I remember a few years ago when there were about 60 or 70 guys trying out for the Holy Angels team. Those who didn't make it played in other leagues or didn't play, didn't hear of any simply leaving the school.
It would be interesting to see where kids would go if there were no rules on transferring...
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:17 pm
Regardless of where all of them come from this year, IMHO they do not belong in the single A tourney. I realize that New Ulm looked highly underclassed to STA tonight, but they truely fit in class A. STA on the other hand are a conglomerate of kids mosly from AA program areas. Absolutly no different than BSM, Hill, or AHA. Although I lothe most of these teams, I have a ton more respect for them stepping up to play with the big boys. I dont know how much TRF has left in their tank, but i am truely hoping that they continue their run by running over STA.
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:30 pm
moved
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:31 pm
They get a lot of kids from Lakeville (South)
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:32 pm
Sattlers played in Marshall, MN. Its good and bad to see them on a successful team.