1/14/12 Duluth East vs Eden Prairie
Moderators: Mitch Hawker, east hockey, karl(east)
1/14/12 Duluth East vs Eden Prairie
Predictions? East still playing at less than full strength with Olson, Repensky and Parker out.
Hounds 5 -3
Hounds 5 -3
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After EP did a nice job bottling the Hounds up at times in the first, East took over in the 2nd. I believe they said the shots were 20-3. Great forecheck from all three lines, and the top line had a ton of chances. Randolph had the first three goals, and Toninato the 4th. Watching Meirs Moore go to work on the 4-on-4 ahead of the Toninato goal was terrific. Skoog is also looking the sharpest I've seen him.
Line of the night from Bart Archer: "If Randolph and Toninato are the straws that stir the drink, Moore is the glass that holds it."
Line of the night from Bart Archer: "If Randolph and Toninato are the straws that stir the drink, Moore is the glass that holds it."
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4-2 Final. EP actually looked quite good in the first and third periods, but the second period killed them. These two teams always seem to play entertaining games--high-intensity but not chippy. East may have won, but I like the makeup of the EP team. They aren't a team I'd want to have to deal with in sections.
Nothing fancy in the final frame from the Hounds, but they took care of business. On to Apple Valley.
Nothing fancy in the final frame from the Hounds, but they took care of business. On to Apple Valley.
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I agree with Karl completely. East definitely gained a ton of momentum in the second period but EP gained some back in the third.
I was disappointed in the Eden Prairie fans. Not only were the adults not loud at all, their student section was nonexistent. For how big of a school they are and how big of a game that was, I find it weird that there was no student section present.
I was disappointed in the Eden Prairie fans. Not only were the adults not loud at all, their student section was nonexistent. For how big of a school they are and how big of a game that was, I find it weird that there was no student section present.
This is why I personally hate EP. They are so used to winning they are almost numb to anything that is not a state championship. Even with that, after the triple OT thriller in last years state championship, they didn't even care. They are numb to winning. If that isn't a sign that a school is too big, too many kids to pick from, I'm not sure what is.tonkafan77 wrote:I agree with Karl completely. East definitely gained a ton of momentum in the second period but EP gained some back in the third.
I was disappointed in the Eden Prairie fans. Not only were the adults not loud at all, their student section was nonexistent. For how big of a school they are and how big of a game that was, I find it weird that there was no student section present.
Release the Hounds. Trek to the X.
No sense in hatin on EP. They lose 80% of their team from last year and they still are competitive. Not much was expected out of this young team but the building was still packed. Not a bunch to cheer about for EP in this game. East is just that good this year. I would bet they have silenced more than one venue this season. EPCC is the most sterile place to play in, justDuluth 4 wrote:This is why I personally hate EP. They are so used to winning they are almost numb to anything that is not a state championship. Even with that, after the triple OT thriller in last years state championship, they didn't even care. They are numb to winning. If that isn't a sign that a school is too big, too many kids to pick from, I'm not sure what is.tonkafan77 wrote:I agree with Karl completely. East definitely gained a ton of momentum in the second period but EP gained some back in the third.
I was disappointed in the Eden Prairie fans. Not only were the adults not loud at all, their student section was nonexistent. For how big of a school they are and how big of a game that was, I find it weird that there was no student section present.
awful. Hounds go undefeated this year! First time since Jefferson in mid 90's?
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If they beat Tonka next Saturday at Pagel they will surely finish the regular season unbeaten. Anything can happen at state but they'll probalby win that too.edgeless2 wrote:No sense in hatin on EP. They lose 80% of their team from last year and they still are competitive. Not much was expected out of this young team but the building was still packed. Not a bunch to cheer about for EP in this game. East is just that good this year. I would bet they have silenced more than one venue this season. EPCC is the most sterile place to play in, justDuluth 4 wrote:This is why I personally hate EP. They are so used to winning they are almost numb to anything that is not a state championship. Even with that, after the triple OT thriller in last years state championship, they didn't even care. They are numb to winning. If that isn't a sign that a school is too big, too many kids to pick from, I'm not sure what is.tonkafan77 wrote:I agree with Karl completely. East definitely gained a ton of momentum in the second period but EP gained some back in the third.
I was disappointed in the Eden Prairie fans. Not only were the adults not loud at all, their student section was nonexistent. For how big of a school they are and how big of a game that was, I find it weird that there was no student section present.
awful. Hounds go undefeated this year! First time since Jefferson in mid 90's?