Best Program to never have won State

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heresaymatters
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Best Program to never have won State

Post by heresaymatters »

My vote: Minnetonka.

Shall we close the polls?
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Post by ACTUALFORMERPLAYER »

I think it's a toss up between Warroad and St. Thomas Academy.
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Post by heresaymatters »

ACTUALFORMERPLAYER wrote:I think it's a toss up between Warroad and St. Thomas Academy.
Ouch! I like it.
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state

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ouch!

I guess actualguy is a "AA" guy.
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Re: state

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White Bear Lake
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Blaine
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Post by ACTUALFORMERPLAYER »

wtbearlk1111 wrote:Blaine
2000? Or was Clem Haskins coaching and all records erased.
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Re: state

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Hockeyfan#8 wrote:White Bear Lake
Bingo!

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Re: state

Post by got some »

Hockeyfan#8 wrote:White Bear Lake
Seconded
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Post by brandy38 »

Historically speaking, you could make a case for South St. Paul.
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Re: state

Post by Moose Jaw, SK »

east hockey wrote:
Hockeyfan#8 wrote:White Bear Lake
Bingo!

Lee

How about best program to not win a state quarterfinal game. :lol:
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Post by GopherHater »

Blaine
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Post by BearsSensGophs »

No contest. White Bear Lake.
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Post by gatzke »

moorhead, always a bridesmaid never a bride
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Post by Slap Shot »

I discount SSP despite all their appearances at state because never came close to winning and sorry to say were gifted section titles by virtue of a total lack of competition.

Tonka, WBL and Moorhead should be on this list.
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Re: state

Post by wblhockeyfan8 »

Moose Jaw, SK wrote:
east hockey wrote:
Hockeyfan#8 wrote:White Bear Lake
Bingo!

Lee

How about best program to not win a state quarterfinal game. :lol:
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Post by starmvp »

Tonka
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Post by northwoods oldtimer »

GopherHater wrote:Blaine
Blaine won a state AA title in 2000.
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Best Program to never win state

Post by bghockey »

South St. Paul had two runner ups and numerous 3rd place showings. A program long in tradition.
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Post by HappyHockeyFan »

Slap Shot wrote:I discount SSP despite all their appearances at state because never came close to winning and sorry to say were gifted section titles by virtue of a total lack of competition.

Tonka, WBL and Moorhead should be on this list.
I am NOT a fan of SSP hockey, however I dont see how you can discount them and the tradition of hockey in SSP. It wasnt a lack of competition they were just better than all the competition year in and year out. They have produced many collegiate players and at least one hall of famer in Phil Housley. I think you are ignorant if you discount them. I would dicount Tonka as they have never been a regular entrant to the State tournament, they show up now and then but nothing like SSP has in the past, WBL or Moorhead.
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Post by dueling21 »

There's no doubt that it has to be between South St. Paul, Moorhead and White Bear Lake. Those three have the history (and plenty of it is agonizing at state).
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Post by TTpuckster »

Gotta be White Bear with Moorhead the bridesmaid again!!!!!

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Zephs?

Post by njmarshall20 »

I'll go with the neighboring towns of White Bear Lake and Mahtomedi.
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Post by packerpuck19 »

I would have to say that it is between So. St. Paul and Moorhead. White Bear has made it there on a number of occassions, but im not so sure that they have ever come extremely close to winning it all.

South St Paul lost a 1-0 game in the Championship when Woog was there, and the year that everyone overlooks is 1973 when the Packers came into the season pre ranked #1, then went undefeated all year trouncing everyone and ranked #1 all season, heavily favored to win state headed into playoffs, only to lose to a dismal SIBLEY team in sections. But I guess thats why we love H.S. Hockey. Crazy stuff has happened.

Moorhead has also played in many championship games. I still cant believe they never pulled one out in the 90's with Kraft and the Cullens.
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Re: state

Post by wbhockey02 »

east hockey wrote:
Hockeyfan#8 wrote:White Bear Lake
Bingo!

Lee
agreed. also lets add a poll if possible between WB, Tonka, Moorhead & SSP
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