nate hardy is good, but is not one of the best goalies in the state (ask anyone who scored against him last saturday)cooperalls4ever wrote:Nate Hardy - Hermantown (ask Tyler Johnson from Cloquet)

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He is playing for richfield now. Had to sit out half the year. He is doing extremely well for them. He is a brick wall...amazing to watch. He stopped 48 of 51 shots against hill murray on saturday and almost upset them (HM won in OT 3-2), despite richfield only having 14 shots the entire game. He has a 1.221 GAA. He plays St.Thomas on thursday... should be a good one. He wasnt in nets last time they played and the cadets won 3-0. Might be a different story nowNikeBauer14 wrote:What ever happend to Guggenburger? We scrimmaged his team really early this year and he was a wall between the pipes. Not to mention he was yelling and having a good time during play. But I heard he left for Juniors and came back what happened there?
5 goals on hardy - please? does this sound familiar hawksfan??35Hawksfan wrote:Any goalie can have an off game. No one can be on 100% of the time.nikebauer_07 wrote:nate hardy is good, but is not one of the best goalies in the state (ask anyone who scored against him last saturday)cooperalls4ever wrote:Nate Hardy - Hermantown (ask Tyler Johnson from Cloquet)
Hjelle from the Falls faces on average about 35 shots per game. He has a 93.4% save percentage. thats a pretty darn good goaltender in my book.scsucic wrote:Chances are, not a single goaltender on this list qualifies as best goaltender in the state. First of all, these goaltenders are all on good, winning teams, and to have a good team requires a good defense and a good offense which not only keeps the number of shots to a minimum, but can score in close games. The best goaltender out there is probably on a sub .500 team, facing over 30 shots per game. Yes, the best goaltender probably has a losing record (see posts by Johnny_Murphy, HShockeywatcher, and State Champ 97, which are all in a row). Unfortunatley, Ellingson is the only one I have seen in person, and he is darn good. Some of the others I have seen on TV and was left unimpressed. Two things are necessary for being a good goalie -- positioning (training) and quickness (athletic ability). Would the kid from South St. Paul who is now at Duluth have been on that list (this time of year) or the kids from Shakopee who led a sub .500 team to the state tournament? No, they would not, but those may classify as the best goalies from their years.
Like I said anyone can have an off day, and they still pulled off a Win!nikebauer_07 wrote:5 goals on hardy - please? does this sound familiar hawksfan??35Hawksfan wrote:Any goalie can have an off game. No one can be on 100% of the time.nikebauer_07 wrote: nate hardy is good, but is not one of the best goalies in the state (ask anyone who scored against him last saturday)
last time I checked a W is a Wnikebauer_07 wrote:nate hardy is good, but is not one of the best goalies in the state (ask anyone who scored against him last saturday)cooperalls4ever wrote:Nate Hardy - Hermantown (ask Tyler Johnson from Cloquet)
I didn't even think the Hawks were gonna win so it could have been 20-19 and I would still have been OK with itnikebauer_07 wrote:i agree hardy is a good goaltender but im just saying he's not one of the top goaltenders in the state. and yes he did get the win saturday but i just thought it was funny how i predicted he'd give up 5 and everyone was pretty against that.
going off the stats these guys have, and taking into consideration the team they have in front of them plus the schedule each guy plays..Id rank them like this..gopherhockey33 wrote:k ryan oshea is the best freshman. and the best goalie in the state is between hjelle, yumu, ellingson and howe.