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There was a live link earlier today on the site, but that has been deactivated. There are a lot more players than in previous years. I'm wondering if there were some mistakes and the list might have fewer names when it shows up again. Just a guess.gmoola89 wrote:did u hack that or what? ha on the site you cant get it..
It was active when I posted it....and that was minutes before my postbreakout wrote:Is this accurate? I don't see anything on Minnesota Hockey website (as of Monday 5-14-07 @ 5:17 p.m.). Also, I had heard they were only taking 6 D. I count ten on the D list.Can't Never Tried wrote:USA Hockey National Festival
Minnesota Hockey Advanced 17 Selections
The following players have been selected to participate in the USA
Hockey, Advanced 17 National Festival in St. Cloud, MN being held July
7-13, 2007.
Forwards
Tyler Barnes Burnsville
Ryan Bohrer Cretin
Marshall Everson Edina
Mike Fink Hopkins
Keegan Flaherty Duluth East
Luke Greiner Shattuck
Ben Hanowski Little Falls
Joe Howe Wayzata
Tyler Landman Roseau
Mike Lee Roseau
Matt Leer Edina
Zach Lehrke Park Rapids
Danny Mattson Holy Angels
Jordy Murray Shattuck
John O’Neill Anoka
John Stampohar Hibbing
Derek Stepan Shattuck
Charlie Thauwald Rochester Mayo
Cory Thorson Armstrong
Jake Youso Int’l Falls
Defense
Aaron Ness Roseau
Jake Gardiner Minnetonka
Joe Gleason Edina
Corey Fienhage Eastview
Seth Helgeson Faribault
Nick Jensen Rogers
Drew Olson Brainerd
Luke McManus Rosemount
Eric Soderberg Eden Prairie
Robbie Vanelli St. Thomas Academy
Goalies
Aaron Crandall St. Thomas Academy
Brady Hjelle Int’l Falls
There ya go
Please help with information.
Maybe you are right. However, if you follow D16Dad's logic he is correct.Iceburg wrote:There was a live link earlier today on the site, but that has been deactivated. There are a lot more players than in previous years. I'm wondering if there were some mistakes and the list might have fewer names when it shows up again. Just a guess.gmoola89 wrote:did u hack that or what? ha on the site you cant get it..
On this link is what I saw as well, thanks D16dad for gathering that up so it doesn't look like I was screwing with people here.D16Dad wrote:Following the format of the 16 link try this... http://www.minnesotahockey.org/assorted ... 20list.pdf
A bit premature to label as great.Iscraper56 wrote:Gardiner switched to D after the regular season. He played extremely well in the Gopher Festival and from the Natl.17 posting, impressed the evaluators. He looks to be a great offensive defenseman. Great with the puck - smart player.
wildforhockey wrote:The note on MN Hockey stated they had Alternates listed yesterday.
USA Hockey National Festival
Minnesota Hockey Advanced 17 Selections
The following players have been selected to participate in the USA
Hockey, Advanced 17 National Festival in St. Cloud, MN being held July
7-13, 2007.
Forwards
Ryan Bohrer - Cretin
Mike Fink - Hopkins
Keegan Flaherty - Duluth East
Luke Greiner - Shattuck
Ben Hanowski - Little Falls
Tyler Landman - Roseau
Danny Mattson - Holy Angels
Jordy Murray - Shattuck
John O’Neill - Anoka
Derek Stepan - Shattuck
Charlie Thauwald - Rochester Mayo
Cory Thorson - Armstrong
Jake Youso - Int’l Falls
Defense
Corey Fienhage - Eastview
Jake Gardiner - Minnetonka
Joe Gleason - Edina
Seth Helgeson - Faribault
Aaron Ness - Roseau
Drew Olson - Brainerd
Goalies
Aaron Crandall - St. Thomas Academy
Brady Hjelle - Int’l Falls
Well interestingly enough last year there were players not listed that went to NY, so I think you can take my original post of the selections yesterday, and assume at least some will be picked up to play as alternates, especially being it's here in St. Cloud, MNriverskater wrote:Mike Lee didnt make it?
Sometimes timing is everything!Can't Never Tried wrote:Well interestingly enough last year there were players not listed that went to NY, so I think you can take my original post of the selections yesterday, and assume at least some will be picked up to play as alternates, especially being it's here in St. Cloud, MNriverskater wrote:Mike Lee didnt make it?
Kind of a lucky stab to capture the alternates...don't you think??
Well.... I was a bit worried after they locked it back up, that people would think it was just made up...I don't think that would be to funny to someone that worked so hard to make that list to screw with them.Puckguy19 wrote:Sometimes timing is everything!Can't Never Tried wrote:Well interestingly enough last year there were players not listed that went to NY, so I think you can take my original post of the selections yesterday, and assume at least some will be picked up to play as alternates, especially being it's here in St. Cloud, MNriverskater wrote:Mike Lee didnt make it?
Kind of a lucky stab to capture the alternates...don't you think??
That could be genetics. Although, I like him as a player.stitches wrote:How does the Zapeda kid keep making these teams? He has speed, but I watched him at the 16's camp last year and this year, does not seem to put forth max effort for the majority of a game. Does he have the right genetics?
All three of the kids you listed will play college hockey somewhere. They are talented players.southernfool wrote:Too bad they had the screw up. Some pretty good players (Barnes, Everson, Leer etc.) were taken as alternates. Shows how good this group is. Congrats to all the kids who made it and to all the alternates...tough group to make the final list.
Keep in mind he was a 10th grader. Considering that, he stepped up and was a solid contributor. The kid has upside.pioneers wrote:Stitches I agree about Zepada I think he is very talented, but plays with his head in the clouds too often. Hopefully he can do better next season.
I'd like to see him in the same zipcode as his defensemen once in a while.breakout wrote:Keep in mind he was a 10th grader. Considering that, he stepped up and was a solid contributor. The kid has upside.pioneers wrote:Stitches I agree about Zepada I think he is very talented, but plays with his head in the clouds too often. Hopefully he can do better next season.