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Not sure what the record is, but I see that Derek Frentz at Mankato West had 4 goals in 1:14 during the 3rd period vs Delano on Dec 28th. That's pretty good!

And it looks like Delano scored a goal within in that 1:14 too....to make a total of 5 goals scored in a little over a minute. Alot of scoring going on!

http://www.mnhockeyhub.com/game/show/4547184

I've never heard of something like that... Wow

SuperStar wrote:Not sure what the record is, but I see that Derek Frentz at Mankato West had 4 goals in 1:14 during the 3rd period vs Delano on Dec 28th. That's pretty good!

And it looks like Delano scored a goal within in that 1:14 too....to make a total of 5 goals scored in a little over a minute. Alot of scoring going on!

http://www.mnhockeyhub.com/game/show/4547184

I do know of a game back in the 1976-77 season between White Bear Mariner and White Bear Lake when three goals were scored in a 38 second span.

Junior Kevin Delaney and senior John Doran scored six seconds apart for Mariner and only 32 seconds later, Delaney scored again for a 3-1 lead.

Just one minute later, senior Brian Delaney gave the Dolphins a 4-1 advantage.

Mariner went on to win 5-2 over the Bears.

wbmd wrote:I do know of a game back in the 1976-77 season between White Bear Mariner and White Bear Lake when three goals were scored in a 38 second span.

This created a lot of buzz at the time - 3 goals by one player in just 27 seconds...against Duluth East no less.

http://www.mnhockeyhub.com/news_article ... _id=359644

Thanks for the thread, SuperStar. We Mankato West fans appreciate it but skaters are only part of the hockey story - could maybe there be a goalie oriented thread about "how many is the most HS shutouts in a row by a MN goalie?"

No probs. When you hear something like that - its news worthy.... Probably the fastest 4 goals scored in MN High school history- we could call it a "Four Trick"....better yet, a Pure Four Trick!

Yeah, we could do alot of different categories, but I am afraid I am not the stats historian that could put those together...

Check out the Rochester/Eastview game box from Kiwannis Tournament - 1 player w/ natural hatrick all shorthanded.

That's pretty cool too. You don't see a lot of "pure" Hat tricks scored followed by a "pure" playmaker. Abbott from McNamara on all 3.