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AA Goalies with at least 153 minutes, over 91% saves thru Feb 13

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 Name  Team  GP  MIN  W  GAA  SV %
Jacob Ford Forest Lake 10 161:05:00 3 0.95 0.962
Tate Cothern Rochester Mayo 7 289:33:00 4 1.23 0.958
Cody Ticen Lakeville South 9 255:00:00 5 0.8 0.948
Jake Kolb St. Francis 8 252:33:00 2 1.82 0.945
Kyle Briesemeister Minnetonka 9 199:40:00 3 1.79 0.941

Ethan Dahlmeir Lakeville South 8 204:00:00 4 1 0.934
Wyatt Pilkenton Grand Rapids 8 407:05:00 7 1.13 0.934
Joey Hegarty Rosemount 5 269:44:00 4 1.7 0.934
Croix Kochendorfer East Ridge 10 520:49:00 4 2.06 0.934
Zach Tyman Cloquet-Esko-Carlton 9 221:00:00 3 2.08 0.934
Trevor Boschee Prior Lake 9 466:21:00 7 1.31 0.932
Will Kunka Moorhead 9 474:00:00 4 2.26 0.93
Jack Wieneke Maple Grove 9 355:07:00 8 1.44 0.928
Zach Hayes Eden Prairie 9 306:00:00 5 1.83 0.928
Torin Larson White Bear Lake 10 204:00:00 4 1.25 0.928
Dane Callaway Duluth East 8 204:00:00 3 2 0.925
Eli Andrews Eden Prairie 8 153:00:00 3 1.33 0.925
Nick Erickson Hill-Murray 9 411:52:00 6 1.49 0.925

Zach Dosan Rosemount 4 202:45:00 3 2.01 0.925
Aidan Petrich Mounds View 10 516:21:00 5 2.17 0.924
Carson Limesand Benilde-St. Margaret's 9 458:59:00 9 1.78 0.923
Marko Belak Cretin-Derham Hall 10 493:00:00 9 1.66 0.921
Wes Johnson Totino-Grace 6 306:00:00 3 2.5 0.921
Robbie Clarkowski Edina 10 357:00:00 3 2.29 0.917
Andrew Lubke Rogers 9 219:20:00 4 1.86 0.913
Jacob Walsh Cloquet-Esko-Carlton 10 289:00:00 2 3.53 0.91

Thanks for posting.

Funny talk with an official that works HS games this weekend about SOG. Long story short is save percentage can be a spurious number because of how shots are counted. His more detailed account referenced going to a small town where the goalie led the state in % that season. After seeing him play he found out why.

I have been to games where SOG pile up:
if the shooter sneezes in the direction of the net
I've seen it called a shot when it hits the iron (only)
so many times they call anything the goalie catches (standing over their head, or 2 feet wide of the net)
as long as it hit the goalie it gets called a shot

I have also watched the shots stop like the button is broke:
Goalie gives up several fast rebounds and the puck finally goes in to see only 1 shot go up (the goal)
I have watched the score keeper handling the penalty door missing shot after shot
I have literally seen the score keeper so intent on getting the new goal on the board they don't even add the shot (nothing worse)

The most obvious is when they are little and the goalie's parent "volunteers" for the penalty box/shot keeping (ding, ding, ding, ding)

Also provided number of wins and goals against average , to supplement the save ratio statistic . Until they start providing
data on quality vs routine saves , rebounds given up , misplays, etc etc thats about all we can do . So make your own judgments I guess .