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Who is your early season player of the year or mr hockey?



My pick is sheehy for Burnsville or Zajac for Eagan

koho snipe wrote:Who is your early season mr hockey?



My pick is sheehy for Burnsville or Zajac for Eagan

Sophomore for Mr. Hockey?

He's doing three years of high school in one as to be eligible for the award.

hockeyfan893 wrote:He's doing three years of high school in one as to be eligible for the award.

Ohhh thanks for clearing that up. I was confused...

Well considering he played for Waterloo in the ushl last year as a 9th grader chances are he will be exiting
The mn high school league soon. So yea sophomore for mr hockey.

You can't win Mr. Hockey as a sophomore...Figure it out.

Kloos

Easy buddy. It's high school hockey. The thread title is early player of the year. Sheehy is throwing some numbers up. I stand by my choices.


Take it easy

Koho, Tyler has 5 points in 4 games. Against Burnsville's schedule this is excellent production for a sophomore, but in no way player of the year worthy. As for this topic, with the front runner for mr hockey, kloos, having played only 2 games, and most other teams having played 4 to 5 games it's pretty hard to make a call at player of the year. I would go with Judd Peterson from Duluth Marshall seeing as he is leading the state in scoring and played a reasonably strong starting schedule.

longdistancespectator8 wrote:Koho, Tyler has 5 points in 4 games. Against Burnsville's schedule this is excellent production for a sophomore, but in no way player of the year worthy. As for this topic, with the front runner for mr hockey, kloos, having played only 2 games, and most other teams having played 4 to 5 games it's pretty hard to make a call at player of the year. I would go with Judd Peterson from Duluth Marshall seeing as he is leading the state in scoring and played a reasonably strong starting schedule.

Scoring 5 goals against Ashland will boost anyones scoring numbers..

starmvp wrote:I was confused...

Typical...

Duluth 4 wrote: Scoring 5 goals against Ashland will boost anyones scoring numbers..

Scoring 3 against Breck, 2 against Hibbing, 2 against St Thomas Academy, 1 against Benilde will also boost your numbers.

koho snipe wrote:Easy buddy. It's high school hockey. The thread title is early player of the year. Sheehy is throwing some numbers up. I stand by my choices.


Take it easy

Well if you are going by numbers, he isn't leading his team in points, or even second.

Player of the Year at Defense -- Jordy Gross, Maple Grove/Notre Dame

I like sheehey, I like Zajac, but I especially like Tanner Jordan

johnnyquest wrote:I like sheehey, I like Zajac, but I especially like Tanner Jordan

Zajac has all the physical tools. He would be a lot more dangerous if he looked to pass more, as would there team, but the talent is there.

Hockey North wrote:

Duluth 4 wrote: Scoring 5 goals against Ashland will boost anyones scoring numbers..

Scoring 3 against Breck, 2 against Hibbing, 2 against St Thomas Academy, 1 against Benilde will also boost your numbers.

The year Hanowski set the record (right? or is he second?) people were giving credit with a LF schedule. DM has had two easy games on their schedule of six games and three of the other six were teams ranked in the top 10 of their respective classes.

Judd's a great offensive player.

Actually Judd Peterson put up multiple goals against #2 Breck at the time, #1 STA at the time, #6 Hibbing at the time, and a goal vs #2 AA BSM at the time.

More importantly, he is playing better w/o the puck and in his own end.
More importantly, he is staying out of the penalty box.
Most importantly, his grades are good at the school.

So yeah, back to the topic, he is a fine candidate.

Justin Kloos. Teams send their whole squad after this young man yet he still is able to make his team so much better..........what a great player!!

Too early to make a logical prediction, but its hard to argue with Kloos even i the limited games played. Better question for after the holidays.

koho snipe wrote:Well considering he played for Waterloo in the ushl last year as a 9th grader chances are he will be exiting
The mn high school league soon. So yea sophomore for mr hockey.

Ummm..... No.
He played in 2 games this year. As a sophomore.
I do believe he will leave.
But at the moment, he is not even the best player on his team.

Overall not very impressed with anyone so far. I agree Kloos should be a Mr. Hockey candidate/winner at the END of the season. But just from early takes on players Judd Peterson from Duluth Marshall is the only one who really stands out to me.

Zoogy92 wrote:Overall not very impressed with anyone so far. I agree Kloos should be a Mr. Hockey candidate/winner at the END of the season. But just from early takes on players Judd Peterson from Duluth Marshall is the only one who really stands out to me.

Kloos will certainly be in the conversation at the end of the year but he's played 2 games so it's hard to put him at the top of the list now.

Peterson, Kuhlman and Randolph are my early top 3