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Here are my picks to make the Section Championships and who will win:
1AALakeville South over Farmington
2AAEdina over Burnsville
3AAEagan over Eastview
4AAHill-Murray over White Bear Lake
5AABlaine over Centennial
6AABenilde-St. Margaret's over Minnetonka
7AADuluth East over Elk River/Zimmerman
8AAMoorhead over Brainerd/Pillager/Pierz
1ARochester Lourdes over Mankato West
2ABreck School over Mound-Westonka
3ALuverne over New Ulm
4ASt. Thomas Academy over Totino-Grace
5AHermantown over St. Cloud Cathedral
6ALittle Falls over St. Cloud Apollo
7ADuluth Denfeld over Hibbing/Chisholm
8AEast Grand Forks over Warroad
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Minnesota High School Boys Hockey Playoffs | Tuesday, February 19th
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| SCORING | GOALTENDING | |||||||||
| Player | YIS | Team | G | A | Player | YIS | Team | Svs | GA | |
| Ryan Lundgren Darin Estey Zach Childs Thomas Carey Jared Christen Nick Altmann Adam Herbst Alex Troumbly Brodie Nordquist Avery Peterson Matt Serratore Tony Uglem | 12 11 12 12 12 10 12 12 11 12 12 12 | DE GNK GNK MHD SCA DE AL GNK PRO GR BEM MHD | 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 | 3 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 3 | Nick Althaus Colton Cunning Justin Ketola Joe Benson Ranier Londino-Green Wyatt Casavan | 11 10 12 12 9 10 | SCA FAIR CEC WIL AUS RLF | 25 36 34 33 86 56 | 0 2 2 2 3 3 | |
| Section 1AA First Round (8) Winona 4, (9) Dodge County 2 WIN: Nick Rowe 1ppg, 1a, Ryan Grant 1g, 1a, Michael Lubahn 1ppg WIN: Andrew Yeske 14 saves DC: Spencer Senn 1g DC: Mitch Sobotta 25 saves GWG: Nick Rowe 2nd period 13:01 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 3AA First Round (8) Park (Cottage Grove) 6, Woodbury 2 PCG: Eric Stoffel 2g (1ppg), Cody Newton 2g (1shg) PCG: Nicholas Moser 1g, 1a, Jacob Garr 1g, Christopher Peterson 3a PCG: Matthew Palmquist 27 saves WBY: Ford Pendleton 1g, Jordan Graham 1g WBY: Austin Macualus 29 saves GWG: Jacob Garr 1st period 15:18 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 6AA First Round (8) Robbinsdale Armstrong 9, (9) Robbinsdale Cooper 2 RA: Nick Malmgren 1ppg, 3a, Cole Goergen 1g, 2a, Cory Gilbert 1g, 2a RA: Ben Hansen 1g, 1a, Brady Johnson 1ppg, 1a, Chris Arneson 1g, 1a RA: Blake Babineau 1g, 1a, Kristian Evans 1g, 1a, Tommy Wood 1g RA: Grant Mathiason 9 saves RC: Hayden Gautsche 1ppg, 1a, Nick Larson 1g RC: Kelly Sandhofer 31 saves GWG: Brady Johnson 1st period 6:38 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 7AA Quarterfinals (1) Duluth East 15, (8) St. Michael-Albertville 0 DE: Ryan Lundgren 4 goals (2ppg), 3a, Nick Altmann Hat Trick, 1a DE: Jack Forbort 2g, 3a, Alex Toscano 2g (1ppg), 3a, Meirs Moore 1g, 5a DE: Phil Beaulieu 1g, 3a, Brian Bunten 1ppg, 2a, Andrew Kerr 1g, 1a, Jack Kolar 3a DE: Dylan Parker 14-save shutout STMA: Matt Borgen 39:43 MIN, 29 on 41 Loss STMA: Trent Olson 11:17 MIN, 6 on 9 ND GWG: Ryan Lundgren 1st period 2:21 (4) Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 6, (5) Forest Lake 2 CEC: Karson Kuhlman 2g (1eng), 2a, Beau Michaud 1g, 1a CEC: Nate Niemi 1g, Westin Michaud 1g, Koby Bender 1g CEC: Justin Ketola 34 saves FL: Trevor Thompson 1g, John Suess 1g FL: Jesse Garcia 18 saves GWG: Westin Michaud 2nd period 4:19 (2) Grand Rapids 6, (7) St. Francis 2 GR: Avery Peterson 2g (1eng), 3a, Jonah Bischoff 2g, 2a GR: Eli Mangni 1g, Reid Holum 1g, Jake Bischoff 3a GR: Hunter Shepard 12 saves SF: Cameron Kaehler 1ppg, Zach Foesch 1g SF: Darion Hanson 27 saves GWG: Avery Peterson 3rd period 0:37 (3) Elk River/Zimmerman 4, (6) Andover 1 ERZ: Jacob Jaremko 2g (1ppg), Andrew Zerban 1g, Grant Bunker 1eng ERZ: MacLean Berglove 21 sasves AND: Chase Perry 26 saves GWG: Andrew Zerban 3rd period 11:03 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 8AA Quarterfinals (1) Moorhead 8, (8) River Lakes 2 MHD: Thomas Carey Hat Trick (1ppg), 2a, Tony Uglem 2ppg, 3a MHD: Patrick O'Connor 1g, Nicholas Uglem 1g, Leif Johnson 1g MHD: Jacob Dittmer 14 saves RL: Mitchell Feldhege 1g, Stefan Tomovic 1ppg RL: Chris Skluzacek 47 saves GWG: Thomas Carey 2nd period 6:51 (4) Bemidji 6, (5) St. Cloud Tech 2 BEM: Matt Serratore Hat Trick (1shg), Garret Atteberry 1g, 3a BEM: Mike Sauer 1g, 1a, Noah Burns 1g BEM: Gabe Heifort 28 saves SCT: Braden Altena 1g, Tanner Skaja 1g SCT: Austin Althaus 11 saves GWG: Garret Atteberry 2nd period 3:05 (2) Brainerd/Pillager/Pierz 4, (7) Monticello/A/ML 1 BPP: Logan Rivard 2g, 1a, Cole Smith 1g, 1a, Reno Fussy 1g BPP: Kyle Helmberger 10 saves MAML: Birk Olson 1g MAML: Darien Jones 41 saves GWG: Logan Rivard 1st period 14:00 (6) Buffalo at (3) Roseau, 7:00PM | Roseau Memorial Arena | Rescheduled for 2/20, 7PM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 1A Quarterfinals (8) Le Sueur-Henderson/St. Peter/TCU/C 5, (9) Mankato East/Loyola 1 LHSPTCUC: Austin Braun 1g, 1a, Luke Regner 1ppg, 1a, Brett Zallek 1eng, 1a LHSPTCUC: Sam Wenner 1g, Brock Solomon 1shg LHSPTCUC: Chris Amsden 24 saves MEL: Brad Johnson 1ppg MEL: Jeremia Merela 29 saves GWG: Brock Solomon 2nd period 11:30 (5) Albert Lea 7, (12) LaCrescent 1 AL: Adam Herbst Hat Trick (1shg), 1a, Andrew Thompson 1g, 1a AL: Kohl Kriewall 1shg, Nate Stadheim 1g, Larry Olson 1ppg AL: Garret Matz 9 saves LAC: Justin Paul 1g LAC: Josh DeBoer 33 saves GWG: Kohl Kriewall 1st period 2:47 (7) Red Wing 3, (10) Austin 2 2OT RW: Michael Bibelbach 2g, 1a, Ryan Rehder 1g RW: Preston Blaney 26 saves AUS: Trevor Stevens 1g, Marcus Stoulil 1g AUS: Rainer Londino-Green 86 saves GWG: Michael Bibelbach Overtime #2 15:09 (6) Faribault 8, (11) Waseca 2 FAR: Connor Wierschem 2g, 2a, Luke Thom 2g, 1a, Tyler Becker 1g, 1a FAR: Christan Von Ruden 1g, Riley Jandro 1g, Isaish Brogden 1g FAR: Cody Morsching 22 saves WAS: JP Eykyn 1g, Wyatt Krampitz 1ppg WAS: Austin Stroda 40 saves ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 2A First Round (6) Chaska 5, (11) Richfield 2 CHA: Derek Annett 2g, 1a, Brooks Wineberg 1g, 1a CHA: Andrew Henke 1ppg, Shone Doan 1g CHA: Blake Jackson 17 saves RICH: Kody Ahlstrand 1g, Zach Krueger 1g RICH: John Meyer 44 saves GWG: Derek Annett 3rd period 14:58 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 3A First Round (8) Worthington/RL-B 2, (9) Fairmont 0 WRLB: Nick Newman 1g, Nathan Pattern 1g WRLB: Ryan Scholtes 18-save shutout FAIR: Colton Cunning 36 saves GWG: Nick Newman 1st period 2:52 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 4A | Aldrich Arena First Round (5) Chisago Lakes Area 7, (12) St. Paul Highland Park 0 CLA: Bradee Thompson 2g, 1a, Cristian Haskins 1g, 1a, Jacob Speight 1g CLA: Blake Lizotte 1g, Brandon Gillespie 1g, Taylor O'Connor 1g CLA: Bryce Thompson 6-save shutout SPHP: Howie Sands 43 saves GWG: Jacob Speight 1st period 12:30 (8) Henry Sibley 2, (9) St. Paul Johnson 1 HS: Jack Coleman 1ppg, TJ Lang 1g HS: Cody Dornbusch 14 saves SPJ: Jake Solheid 1g SPJ: Samuel Moberg 19 saves GWG: TJ Lang 3rd period 7:03 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 5A First Round (6) Sauk Rapids-Rice 1, (11) Moose Lake Area 0 - FORFEIT NO SCORING (8) Proctor 7, (9) Pine City/Rush City 2 PRO: Brodie Nordquist Hat Trick, Jack Nikko 1g, Shane Gould 1shg PRO: Tanner Bergman 1g, Dylan Pionk 1g PRO: Isaac Scherber 18 saves PCRC: Coltin Malchow 1ppg, TJ Gross 1g PCRC: Tony Pitzen 33 saves GWG: Jack Nikko 1st period 13:36 (7) Mora/Hinckley-Finlayson 7, (10) North Branch 6 MHF: Dylan Libra 2g, 2a, Thomas Pasillas 2g MHF: Greg Chmiel 1ppg, 1a, Conner Cannon 1g, 1a, Derek Graves 1g, Troy Jones 3a MHF: Tanner Baxley 26 saves NB: Kyle Nielsen 1g, 1a, Connor Martineau 1g, 1a, Brandon Kratzke 1g, 1a NB: Kaleb Larson 1g, 1a, Alex Miler 1g, Mitchell Patten 1g NB: Cedric Geldon 42 saves GWG: Thomas Pasillas 3rd period 7:50 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 6A Quarterfinals (6) Little Falls 5, (8) Morris/Benson 1 LF: Luke Majerle 2g, 2a, Ben Newman 1g, 2a, Nathan Adamietz 1g, Austin Bjorge 1g LF: Michael Stumpf 18 saves MB: Corey Storck 1g MB: Kyle Kennedy 19 saves GWG: Luke Majerle 2nd period 3:21 (5) Alexandria 4, (4) Sartell-St. Stephen 1 ALX: Matt Resch 1g, 1a, Ryan Marciniak 1g, Toby Helgeson 1g, Patrick Leary 1g ALX: Ben Allen 21 saves SSS: Sam Zweiner 1g SSS: Elliott Brookins 26 saves (2) St. Cloud Apollo 10, (7) Wadena-Deer Creek 0 SCA: Jared Christen Hat Trick, 2a, Jordan Keller 2g, 2a, Jason Omann 1g, 4a SCA: Jacob Kemp 1g, Brandon Bloch 1ppg, Hunter Simonson 1g SCA: Nick Althaus 25-save shutout WDC: Wesley Janson 26:49 MIN, 24 on 29 Loss WDC: Cory McManigle 24:11 MIN, 21 on 26 ND GWG: Jason Omann 1st period 0:29 (3) Fergus Falls 3, (6) Willmar 2 OT FF: Sam Rausch 1g, 1a, Joe Nathe 1g, 1a, Jesse Ketonen 1ppg FF: Ian Bjorgum 17 saves WIL: Zech Streed 1g, Hunter Schneider 1g WIL: Joe Benson 33 saves GWG: Joe Nathe Overtime 3:15 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 7A First Round (8) Greenway/Nash-Kee 14, (9) Ely/Northeast Range 1 GNK: Darin Estey 4 goals, 2a, Zach Childs 4 goals (1shg), 1a, Alex Troumbly Hat Trick, 1a GNK: Joe O'Toole 2g, 2a, Bazil Zuehlke 1g, 4a GNK: Sam LaDoux 16 saves ENR: Teddy Pierce 1g ENR: Kael Richards 38 saves GWG: Zach Childs 1st period 2:21 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 8A First Round (8) Lake of the Woods 4, (9) Bagley/Fosston 0 LOW: Cole Nelson 2g (1shg), Victor Dahl 1g, Robbie Schultz 1g LOW: Kyle Olson 13-save shutout BF: Ben Thoma 33 saves GWG: Victor Dahl 1st period 1:56 (7) Detroit Lakes 3, (10) Red Lake Falls 1 DL: Casey Paskey 2g, Ryan Deconcini 1g DL: MacKenzie Steele 20 saves RLF: Ryan Amiot 1g RLF: Wyatt Casavan 56 saves GWG: Casey Paskey 2nd period 3:40 |
Minnesota High School Boys Hockey Playoffs | Wednesday, February 20th
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| SCORING | GOALTENDING | |||||||||
| Player | YIS | Team | G | A | Player | YIS | Team | Svs | GA | |
| Cole Bjugson | 11 | ROS | 3 | 0 | Grant Amelse | 12 | SSP | 31 | 0 | |
| Section 8AA Quarterfinal (3) Roseau 10, (6) Buffalo 2 ROS: Cole Bjugson Hat Trick, Alex Ziegler 2g ROS: Alex Strand 1g, 3a, Tanner Okeson 1g, 3a, Alex Halstensgard 1ppg, 2a ROS: Corey Olson 1g, 1a, Brady Castle 1ppg, 1a ROS: Ryan Anderson 12 saves BUF: Jack Patnode 1g, 1a, Cale Ehresmann 1g BUF: Mikey Otten 10:35 MIN, 8 on 11 Loss BUF: Tim Harkess 40:25 MIN, 26 on 33 ND GWG: Cole Bjugson 1st period 9:30 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 2A | Parade Ice Garden, Minneapolis, MN First Round (8) Waconia 4, (9) St. Louis Park 0 WAC: Sam Schiffman 1g, 1a, Cal Rassman 1g, 1a, Kevin Kittleson 1g, Tanner Riebel 1g WAC: Nathan Kovach 11-save shutout SLP: Ryan Froom 30 saves GWG: Kevin Kittleson 1st period 3:47 (7) Blake School 4, (10) Minnehaha Academy 3 OT BLA: Christopher Chute 2g, Johnny Ferguson 1g, Nash Chute 1g BLA: Jackson Norris 15 saves MA: Andre LaRenzie 1ppg, Erik Madryga 1shg, Ryan Leo 1g MA: Matt Sawyer 41 saves GWG: Christopher Chute Overtime 7:07 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 4A | Aldrich Arena, Maplewood, MN First Round (6) Spring Lake Park 6, (11) Achiever NE Academy 3 SLP: Brandon Richards 2g, Nick Heid 2g (1ppg) SLP: Austen Long 1ppg, 1a, Jacob Nystrom 1g, Pete Sienko 4a SLP: JT Hirschi 17 saves ANEA: Ryan Finnegan 1ppg, 1a, Baron Thompson 1g, Tyler Thompson 1g ANEA: Cameron Madrid 27 saves GWG: Brandon Richards 2nd period 14:45 (7) South St. Paul 6, (10) Simley 0 SSP: Billy Brandecker 1g, 2a, Jack Pietruszewski 1ppg, 2a, Ben Krey 1g, 1a SSP: Alec Miller 1g, Brandon Lick 1g, Nick Jerhoff 1g SSP: Grant Amelse 31-save shutout SIM: Zach Boughton 30 saves GWG: Ben Krey 1st period 1:46 |
Minnesota High School Boys Hockey Playoffs | Thursday, February 21st
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| SCORING | GOALTENDING | |||||||||
| Player | YIS | Team | G | A | Player | YIS | Team | Svs | GA | |
| Austin Poganski Grant Besse Derek Frentz Jared Bethune Lucas Debenedet Will Hammer Alex Funk Blake Neumann Logan Engelstad Adam Johnson Frankie Mork Jonny Solma Nick Campbell TJ Moore Dan Labosky | 11 12 11 10 12 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 12 | SCC BSM MW WAR IF SCC RL NU TRF HC AHA LUV MW BSM BSM | 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 0 | 7 1 1 0 0 3 2 2 1 0 0 0 3 3 6 | Jacob Dubose Mason Campion Zachary Driscoll Andrew Lindgren Nick Anderson Andrew Yeske Kellyn Buss | 10 11 10 10 12 12 12 | CLA MAR EVW EAG SPA WIN HUT | 32 29 27 21 36 58 32 | 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 | |
| NOTICE | Individual Stats Leaders Even though FTP saw a record number of visitors/pageviews this season, it was the worst year for donations since I started the site in 2007. Ad revenue was down too. Because I needed to pay the bills, this week, I had to go back to a regular, 40-hour a week job, much earlier than I wanted to. I have not had time to do the stats update. The stats take about 8 total hours to complete, 5 hours for scoring, 3 for the goalies. I will make an attempt to complete the final stats for the regular season on Saturday or Sunday. Thank you for your patience. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TODAY'S SCHEDULE Section 1AA Quarterfinals (1) Lakeville North 2, (8) Winona 0 LN: Brendan Cole 1g, Matthew Arnold 1g LN: Will Dupont 19-save shutout WIN: Andrew Yeske 58 saves GWG: Brendan Cole 3rd period 2:27 (4) Farmington 5, (5) Rochester John Marshall 2 FAR: Jack Erickson 2g (1ppg, 1eng), 1a, Kevin Olund 1g, 1a FAR: Grant Hauswirth 1g, 1a, John Siebenaler 1g FAR: Gage Overby 23 saves RJM: Gavin Sandwick 1g, Alec McGinn 1g, Jack Erickson 1eng RJM: Jacob Garvey 31 saves GWG: John Siebenaler 2nd period 8:02 (2) Rochester Mayo 5, (7) Rochester Century 1 RM: Logan Haskins 1g, 1a, Will Holtan 1ppg, 1a, Max Whitney 1ppg RM: Tommy Hanson 1g, Ryan Martin 1g RM: Case Hansen 14 saves RC: Andrew Boysen 1ppg RC: Eric Rohleder 44 saves GWG: Tommy Hanson 1st period 16:42 (3) Lakeville South 7, (6) Owatonna 0 LS: Nick Swaney 1g, 2a, Chris Gonzalez 1g, 1a LS: Justin Doeden 1ppg, Leo Steinmetz 1g, Drew Byers 1ppg LS: Matt Lembeck 1g, Nick Oelrich 1ppg, Patrick Lauderdale 3a LS: Tyler Schumacher 10-save shutout OWA: Luke Ebeling 45 saves GWG: Chris Gonzalez 1st period 6:16 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 2AA Quarterfinals (1) Edina 7, (8) Shakopee 1 EDI: Dylan Malmquist 2g, 1a, Connor Hurley 2g EDI: Miguel Fidler 1g, 1a, Dan Hinueber 1g, Parker Reno 1g, Andy Jordahl 3a EDI: Willie Benjamin 15 saves SHA: Preston Husom 1g SHA: Sean Surbaugh 75 saves GWG: Dylan Malmquist 1st period 9:44 (4) Bloomington Jefferson 7, (5) Academy of Holy Angels 4 BJ: Johnny Panvica 2g (1shg), 2a, Colin Hernon 2g (1eng), 1a, Jono Lindquist 1g, 1a BJ: Charlie Straus 1g, Charlie Bach 1g BJ: Grant Martens 26 saves AHA: Frankie Mork Hat Trick, Parker Loving 1ppg, Mario Bianchi 3a AHA: Nik Schmitz 26 saves GWG: Charlie Bach 3rd period 5:44 (2) Prior Lake 6, (7) Chanhassen 1 PL: Blake Busch 2g (1ppg), Jack Murphy 1g, 1a, Austin Polson-McCannon 1g PL: Austin Hill 1g, Gavin Smith 1g PL: Jordan Moran 21 saves CHAN: Logan Wilkinson 1g CHAN: Harlin Paradise 37 saves GWG: Austin Polson-McCannon 1st period 11:49 (3) Burnsville 3, (6) Bloomington Kennedy 0 BUR: Brock Boeser 1g, 2a, Tyler Sheehy 1g, 1a, Ian Taylor 1ppg BUR: Chris Mallon 16-save shutout BK: David Johnson 52 saves GWG: Ian Taylor 2nd period 13:26 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 3AA Quarterfinals (1) Eagan 5, (8) Park (Cottage Grove) 0 EAG: Josh Loew 2g, 2a, Jack Jenson 1g, 1a, Tommy Muck 1g, 1a EAG: Kyle Stebbing 1g, Jesse Gabrielle 4a EAG: Andrew Lindgren 21-save shutout PCG: Kyle Strand 43 saves GWG: Jack Jenson 1st period 6:25 (4) East Ridge 3, (5) Hastings 2 OT ER: Jack Greeley 1g, 2a, Ryan Karrow 1g, 1a, Ryan McDonough 1g, 1a ER: Tyler Guck 19 saves HAS: Joe Shingledecker 1g, Mark Huneke 1g HAS: Matt Radke 27 saves GWG: Jack Greeley Overtime 1:00 (7) Apple Valley 4, (2) Cretin-Derham Hall 2 AV: Mason Preston 1g, 1a, Logan Kohorst 1eng, 1a AV: Collin Trankel 1g, Jacob Smith 1g AV: Mac Wartick 25 saves CDH: Jim Buckingham 1g, Patrick Cullen 1g CDH: Trent Jancze 14 saves GWG: Mason Preston 3rd period 3:23 (3) Eastview 4, (6) Rosemount 0 EVW: Nick Abbott 1g, 2a, Jake McGlocklin 1g EVW: John Snodgrass 1g, Mitch Beattie 1ppg EVW: Zachary Driscoll 27-save shutout ROS: Austin Leslie 34 saves GWG: Jake McGlocklin 1st period 2:35 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 6AA Quarterfinals (1) Benilde-St. Margaret's 9, (8) Robbinsdale Armstrong 0 BSM: Grant Besse 4 goals (Natural Hat Trick), 1a, TJ Moore 2g, 3a BSM: Spencer Naas 2g, Chris Hickok 1g, Dan Labosky 6a BSM: Andrew Sprang 14-save shutout RA: Grant Mathiason 19:56 MIN, 14 on 18 Loss RA: Brendan Murphy 31:04 MIN, 22 on 27 ND GWG: Grant Besse 1st period 0:25 (4) Eden Prairie 7, (5) Holy Family Catholic 1 EP: Steven Spinner 2g (1shg), 2a, Mason Bergh 2g (1ppg), 1a EP: Nic Bentz 1g, 1a, Jack Keeley 1shg, 1a, Brady Schoo 1g EP: Jake Gerdes 29 saves HFC: Joey Marooney 1g HFC: Derrick LaCombe 44 saves GWG: Mason Bergh 1st period 4:19 (2) Minnetonka 8, (7) Minneapolis 0 MIN: Tommy Vannelli 2g, 2a, Max Coatta 2g, Connor Thie 1ppg, 2a MIN: Tommy Brandabur 1g, Jack Ramsey 1ppg, Sam McNeil 1ppg MIN: Paul Ciaccio 13-save shutout MPLS: TJ Moseley 39 saves GWG: Tommy Vannelli 1st period 10:36 (3) Wayzata 8, (6) Hopkins 2 WAY: Akash Batra 2g, 1a, Chase Heising 2g, 1a, Jalen Wahl 1g, 2a WAY: Brian Machut 1g, 1a, Chase Haller 1g, 1a, Kyle Olson 1ppg, Maxwell Zimmer 3a WAY: Aaron Dingmann 20 MIN, 7 on 7 Win WAY: Jens Vaughn Ahrens 31 MIN, 7 on 9 ND HOP: Josh Laven 1g, Austin Bizal 1g HOP: Sam Dalton 23 saves GWG: Brian Machut 1st period 12:25 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 1A Quarterfinals (1) Rochester Lourdes 8, (8) Le Sueur-Hend/SP/TCU/C 2 RL: Alex Funk Hat Trick, 2a, Jason Samuelson 1g, 4a RL: Karl Krecke 1ppg, 1a, Ben Weir 1g, 1a, Montana Streit 1g, Mason Carstens 1g RL: Jack Berkel 9 saves LHSPTCUC: Brock Solomon 1g, Sam Wenner 1g LHSPTCUC: Chris Amsden 36 saves GWG: Karl Krecke 2nd period 6:06 (4) Northfield 3, (5) Albert Lea 2 NOR: Alex Morsching 2g, Nathan Scofield 1g, 1a NOR: Spencer Jones 24 saves AL: Nate Stadheim 1g, Aspen Heilman 1g AL: Garret Matz 30 saves GWG: Alex Morsching 3rd period 3:47 (2) Mankato West 6, (7) Red Wing 3 MW: Derek Frentz 4 goals, 1a, Nick Campbell 2g, 3a MW: Jake Spiess 24 saves RW: Michael Bigelbach 1g, 1a, Mitch Ramstad 1g, Ryan Rehder 1g RW: Preston Blaney 12 saves GWG: Derek Frentz 2nd period 13:23 (3) New Prague 3, (6) Faribault 1 NP: Alex Gregor 2g, Austin Kilian 1g NP: Evan Bisek 16 saves FAR: Logan Murphy 1g FAR: Cody Morsching 31 saves GWG: Austin Kilian 2nd period 14:30 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 2A | Parade Ice Garden, Minneapolis, MN Quarterfinals (3) Delano/Rockford 5, (6) Chaska 1 DR: Eric Ylitalo 1g, 1a, Justin Oja 1g, 1a, Brady Miller 1g DR: Lars Halonen 1g, Levi Peterson 1g DR: Aaron Grangroth 26 saves CHA: Mitch Kirchoff 1g CHA: Blake Jackson 29 saves GWG: Eric Ylitalo 1st period 16:44 (5) Providence Academy 5, (4) Orono 4 PA: Parker DeRosier 2g, 1a, Ryan Tapani 1g PA: Charlie Warner 1g, Bobby Latvala 1g PA: Nick Pruden 24 saves ORO: Joey Luedtke 2g (1ppg), Silas Cleveland 1g, Nick Schroeder 1g ORO: Clay Knutsen 40 saves GWG: Bobby Latvala 3rd period 4:37 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 3A Quarterfinals (1) Luverne 12, (8) Worthington/RL-B 1 LUV: Jonny Solma Hat Trick (2ppg), Logan Norman 2g (1ppg), 1a, Skyler Wenninger 1g, 4a LUV: Toby Sengvongxay 1ppg, 3a, Austin Maxwell 1ppg, 2a, Gunnar Olson 1ppg, 2a LUV: Connor Hoffman 1g, 1a, Travis Frakes 1ppg, Jordan Dingmann 1g LUV: Kendall Meyer 10 saves WRLB: Levi Leach 1g WRLB: Rylan Scholtes 55 saves GWG: Jonny Solma 1st period 12:10 (4) Marshall 4, (5) Windom Area 0 MAR: Quinn Horvath 1g, 1a, Andrew Bell 1g, 1a MAR: Adam McVey 1g, Derek Rasmussen 1g MAR: Mason Campion 29-save shutout WIN: Ben Stubbe 36 saves GWG: Adam McVey 2nd period 3:09 (2) New Ulm 10, (7) Redwood Valley 0 NU: Blake Neumann Hat Trick (1shg), 2a, Brandon Helget 2g, Colin Huffman 1g, 2a NU: Judd Davis 1g, 1a, Ryan Busch 1g, 1a, Ethan Kraus 1g, Collin Kral 1g NU: Brach Kraus 12-save shutout RV: Jordan Houle 25 saves GWG: Judd Davis 1st period 0:28 (6) Hutchinson 3, (3) Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato 2 HUT: Matthew Cowger 2g, 1a, Keegan Maceman 1g HUT: Kellyn Buss 32 saves LDC: Ethan Niemela 1g, Ryan Tormanen 1g LDC: Braeden Wahl 48 saves GWG: Matthew Cowger 2nd period 0:40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 4A | Aldrich Arena, Maplewood, MN Quarterfinals (1) St. Thomas Academy 8, (8) Henry Sibley 0 STA: Henry Hart 2g, 2a, Austin Sattler 2g, 1a, Gunnar Regan 1g, 1a STA: Wyatt Schmidt 1g, 1a, Matt Perry 1ppg, Tony Bretzman 1g STA: David Zevnik 7-save shutout HS: Cody Dornbusch 25 saves GWG: Austin Sattler 1st period 10:35 (5) Chisago Lakes Area 1, (4) St. Paul Academy 0 2OT CLA: Brandon Gillespie 1g CLA: Jacob Dubose 32-save shutout SPA: Nick Anderson 36 saves GWG: Brandon Gillespie Overtime #2 7:52 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 5A Quarterfinals (1) Hermantown 10, (8) Proctor 0 HER: Travis Koepke 2g, Scott Wasbotten 2g (1shg), Zach Kramer 1g, 3a HER: Bo Gronseth 1g, 2a, Kori Ochs 1g, 2a, Nate Pionk 1g, 1a HER: Jared Zeleznikar 1g, 1a, Luke Jacques 1g HER: Adam Smith 34 MIN, 11 on 11 Win HER: Jace Thomas 17 MIN, 0 on 0 ND PRO: Isaac Scherber 50 saves GWG: Zach Kramer 1st period 1:07 (4) Rogers 3, (5) Legacy Christian Academy 1 ROG: Nate Weber 2g (1ppg), 1a, Alexander Lorman 1g ROG: Blake Ternus 11 saves LCA: Brandon Leier 1ppg LCA: Tanner Balk 32 saves GWG: Nate Weber 2nd period 10:30 (2) St. Cloud Cathedral 17, (7) Mora/Hinckley-Finlayson 1 SCC: Austin Poganski 5 goals (1shg), 7a, Will Hammer Hat Trick (1ppg), 3a SCC: Tommy Hall 2g, 2a, Mitchell Fritz 2g, Austin Swingle 1g, 4a, Peter Thibault 1g, 1a SCC: Matt Fritz 1g, Chris Hornung 1g, Logan Neu 1g SCC: Josh Robak 10 saves MHF: Dylan Libra 1g MHF: Tanner Baxley 56 saves GWG: Austin Poganski 1st period 11:06 (3) Princeton 4, (6) Sauk Rapids-Rice 1 PRI: Dan Muench 2ppg, 1a, Daniel Voce 1shg, Jake Green 1g PRI: Max Mattson 29 saves SRR: Mathew Meyer 1g SRR: William Mortenson 37 saves GWG: Daniel Voce 2nd period 15:39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 7A Quarterfinals (1) Duluth Denfeld 11, (8) Greenway/Nash-Kee 0 SCORING UNAVAILABLE (5) International Falls 5, (4) Virginia/MIB 3 IF: Lucas Debenedet 4 goals (ppg, 1eng), Erik Lassila 1g, 1a IF: Wesley Gunnerson 28 saves VMIB: Zach Kalisch 2g (1ppg), Colton Anderson 1ppg VMIB: Lucas Murray 24 saves GWG: Lucas Debenedet 3rd period 5:47 (2) Duluth Marshall 6, (7) Eveleth-Gilbert 1 DM: Cam McClure 2g, 1a, Kris McKinzie 2g (1shg) DM: Jeremy Lopez 1g, 2a, Lane Krenzen 1g DM: Caden Flaherty 16 saves EG: Nick Moe 1g EG: Chad Hietela 46 saves GWG: Kris McKinzie 1st period 14:05 (3) Hibbing/Chisholm 6, (6) North Shore 1 HC: Adam Johnson Hat Trick (1ppg), Josh Bestul 1ppg, 1a HC: Billy Wherland 1g, Dylan Pechovnik 1ppg HC: Tyler Carlson 47:48 MIN, 4 on 4 Win HC: AJ Allison 3:12 MIN, 1 on 2 ND NS: Lucas Kempffer 1shg NS: Zach Duresky 42 saves GWG: Billy Wherland 1st period 2:00 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 8A Quarterfinals (1) East Grand Forks 6, (8) Lake of the Woods 1 EGF: Brandon Loven 2g, Tanner Tweten 1g, 1a, Tommy Hajicek 1g, 1a EGF: Nick Ranten 1g, 1a, Tye Ausmus 1g EGF: Tanner Lindstrom 6 saves LOW: Cole Nelson 1g LOW: Kyle Olson 66 saves GWG: Tommy Hajicek 1st period 10:29 (4) Crookston 6, (5) Kittson Central 2 CRO: Dylan Klatt 2g, Brady Heppner 1g, 2a, Ryan Edevold 1g, 1a CRO: Connor Morgan 1g, 1a, Ethan Mercil 1g CRO: Parker Epema 17 saves KC: Billy Thorsteinson 1g, Joey Pastir 1g KC: Tucker Cosley 37 saves GWG: Ethan Mercil 1st period 11:18 (2) Thief River Falls 8, (7) Detroit Lakes 1 TRF: Logan Engelstad Hat Trick (1ppg), 1a, Ian Lund 2shg, 1a TRF: Chris Forney 2g, Isak Bergland 1g TRF: Tanner Holmes 9 saves DL: Ryan Deconcini 1g DL: MacKenzie Steele 60 saves GWG: Chris Forney 1st period 8:05 (3) Warroad 11, (6) Park Rapids Area 0 WAR: Jared Bethune 4 goals (2ppg), Casey Anderson 2g, 2a WAR: Kobe Roth 2g (1shg), 1a, Ben Smieja 1g, 3a WAR: Kyle Sylvester 1g, 2a, Brandon Newhouse 1g, 1a WAR: Justin King 5-save shutout PRA: Cody Brumbaugh 25 saves GWG: Kobe Roth 1st period 2:09 |
Too Slick, Too Loud, Too Successful Why John Calipari Can't Catch A Break
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The NCAA hasn't held him accountable for any major violation, and dark rumors about his recruiting methods have never stuck. Still, no matter what good the Kentucky coach does—visiting the sick, helping at-risk kids—he's assumed to have an ulterior motive.
S.L. Price There was a time, early on, when it seemed easy to peg John Calipari. Back in the late '80s he was just another pretty face, one more Pat Riley clone with the slick hair and dazzling patter, the just-so suits and shoes. Talent flocked to him, but he radiated a knockoff's flimsiness: too much talk and an ambition about as subtle as sharkskin. Opposing recruiters wanted to beat him bloody. Opposing coaches tried to sabotage his hiring. Omens? His first game as a head coach, the scoreboard caught fire. You just didn't figure Calipari for the long haul.
These days, of course, he is basketball's great survivor, the ever-moving (Gas up the private jet!), ever-hustling (four McDonald's All-Americans for 2011!), ever-tweeting (1.1 million followers!) head coach of the University of Kentucky. And while his eight-year, $31.7 million contract—the richest in the college game—is the most obvious measure of his success, it's hardly the most telling. Like the sharpest scavenger after a storm, Calipari has prospered more than any other coach in college basketball's broken system, gathering up top recruits, winning 30 games a season and then happily waving his one-and-done players goodbye. Last spring an unprecedented five Wildcats, four of them freshmen, went in the first round of the NBA draft. And if this season has been a relative struggle, most of Kentucky's rivals would gladly take a morning after that includes a 22--8 record, a No. 15 ranking, a 34-game home winning streak and more than enough talent to play deep into March.
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The NCAA hasn't held him accountable for any major violation, and dark rumors about his recruiting methods have never stuck. Still, no matter what good the Kentucky coach does—visiting the sick, helping at-risk kids—he's assumed to have an ulterior motive.
S.L. Price There was a time, early on, when it seemed easy to peg John Calipari. Back in the late '80s he was just another pretty face, one more Pat Riley clone with the slick hair and dazzling patter, the just-so suits and shoes. Talent flocked to him, but he radiated a knockoff's flimsiness: too much talk and an ambition about as subtle as sharkskin. Opposing recruiters wanted to beat him bloody. Opposing coaches tried to sabotage his hiring. Omens? His first game as a head coach, the scoreboard caught fire. You just didn't figure Calipari for the long haul.
These days, of course, he is basketball's great survivor, the ever-moving (Gas up the private jet!), ever-hustling (four McDonald's All-Americans for 2011!), ever-tweeting (1.1 million followers!) head coach of the University of Kentucky. And while his eight-year, $31.7 million contract—the richest in the college game—is the most obvious measure of his success, it's hardly the most telling. Like the sharpest scavenger after a storm, Calipari has prospered more than any other coach in college basketball's broken system, gathering up top recruits, winning 30 games a season and then happily waving his one-and-done players goodbye. Last spring an unprecedented five Wildcats, four of them freshmen, went in the first round of the NBA draft. And if this season has been a relative struggle, most of Kentucky's rivals would gladly take a morning after that includes a 22--8 record, a No. 15 ranking, a 34-game home winning streak and more than enough talent to play deep into March.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1182972/index.htm#ixzz1HZrsPx6c
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Washington-"A Republican congressman from Maryland is in a hairy situation over a proposal to give tax breaks to Americans with mustaches. The American Mustache Institute claimed Tuesday that Rep. Roscoe Bartlett had lent his support to the `Stache Act, which calls for a tax deduction of up to $250 a year for facial hair grooming. But Bartlett's office said he never supported the measure. Staffers said Wednesday that they only forwarded a copy of the proposal to the House Ways & Means Committee, without the congressman's knowledge, after receiving a media inquiry about it. That led the institute to believe Bartlett, who has long had a mustache, supported the measure. "For the record: Roscoe is pro-stache, but he does not believe Americans should pay for people's personal grooming decisions," Bartlett's chief of staff, Deborah Burrell, said in a statement. So far, no other representatives have supported the mustache proposal. At least one of Bartlett's Republican primary opponents is criticizing him over the facial hair flap. The longtime incumbent faces several challengers in the 6th District, which was redrawn to include more Democratic voters." Source: Mustache bill puts congressman in hairy situation
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FreedomWorks bets big against Orrin Hatch
"Forget about Senate Democrats and President Barack Obama. FreedomWorks, the influential Washington-based tea party group, is now waging an all-out war on a member of its own party: Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), whose defeat would send a major statement to establishment Republicans that the tea party has staying power."
Federal records show that the group has virtually ignored incumbent Senate Democrats in its quest to take down the 35-year Senate veteran ahead of crucial statewide caucuses Thursday.
According to campaign finance filings, FreedomWorks has spent more than $615,000 to defeat Hatch — dumping cash to recruit volunteers, elect prospective convention delegates, send direct mail and launch TV and radio spots.
In contrast, the group has spent just $1,700 against incumbent Senate Democrats at this point, including against one who has since said he’d retire at year’s end: Sen. Ben Nelson of Nebraska. About $175,000 has been spent attacking Obama, with an additional $290,000 supporting GOP Senate candidates in other races, records show.
The group’s tactics are the latest chapter of the debate still hounding Republicans as they try to win a majority on Capitol Hill this November: Should they purge their own to find fresh blood who will be less willing to seek bipartisan compromises by straying from conservative principles? Or should they unite behind the most electable candidate and train all their fire power on Democrats?Source: FreedomWorks bets big against Orrin Hatch - Manu Raju - POLITICO.com
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Green Bay Cabela's, A Win For Walker
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Cabela’s sporting goods superstore coming to Ashwaubenon
Outfitters to open store nearLambeau Field in 2013
12:42 AM, May. 5, 2012ASHWAUBENON — Sporting goods superstore chain Cabela’s will anchor the gateway site to the Lambeau Development District in a move expected to bring hundreds of jobs to the area. Construction on the store is expected to begin within 60 days, and the store is set to open by July 2013.The addition of the Nebraska-based retailer to the 21-acre site on the southeast corner of the Lombardi Avenue/U.S. 41 intersection was announced Friday morning in front of nearly 50 people, mostly business leaders and local leaders.“We won Green Bay!” Cabela’s CEO Tommy Millner said, referencing previous talks ofBass Pro Shops possibly building a store at the site owned by the Green Bay Packers.
Read more at the Green Bay Press Gazette.WUPN: “We have to wonder why the paper didn’t talk to any democrats like Bob Jauch or Dale Schultz on this? Did anyone talk to Dave Hansen? A win for jobs, for Ashwaubenon, the Packers, the people of the area and a win for Scott Walker and the republicans in Wisconsin.This should be a commercial in the upcoming election.Remember this letter from the four dems last January from Wis Politics.”From Wis. U. P. North
Outfitters to open store nearLambeau Field in 2013
12:42 AM, May. 5, 2012ASHWAUBENON — Sporting goods superstore chain Cabela’s will anchor the gateway site to the Lambeau Development District in a move expected to bring hundreds of jobs to the area. Construction on the store is expected to begin within 60 days, and the store is set to open by July 2013.The addition of the Nebraska-based retailer to the 21-acre site on the southeast corner of the Lombardi Avenue/U.S. 41 intersection was announced Friday morning in front of nearly 50 people, mostly business leaders and local leaders.“We won Green Bay!” Cabela’s CEO Tommy Millner said, referencing previous talks ofBass Pro Shops possibly building a store at the site owned by the Green Bay Packers.
Read more at the Green Bay Press Gazette.WUPN: “We have to wonder why the paper didn’t talk to any democrats like Bob Jauch or Dale Schultz on this? Did anyone talk to Dave Hansen? A win for jobs, for Ashwaubenon, the Packers, the people of the area and a win for Scott Walker and the republicans in Wisconsin.This should be a commercial in the upcoming election.Remember this letter from the four dems last January from Wis Politics.”From Wis. U. P. North
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| SCORING | GOALTENDING | |||||||||
| Player | YIS | Team | G | A | Player | YIS | Team | Svs | GA | |
| Mark Lyman Thomas Lindstrom Derek Lodermeier | 10 12 12 | BLA BRE TG | 4 4 3 | 1 0 1 | ||||||
| NOTICE | Individual Stats Leaders Even though FTP saw a record number of visitors/pageviews this season, it was the worst year for donations since I started the site in 2007. Ad revenue was down too. Because I needed to pay the bills, this week, I had to go back to a regular, 40-hour a week job, much earlier than I wanted to. I have not had time to do the stats update. The stats take about 8 total hours to complete, 5 hours for scoring, 3 for the goalies. I will make an attempt to complete the final stats for the regular season on Saturday or Sunday. Thank you for your patience. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TODAY'S SCHEDULE Section 2A | Parade Ice Garden, Minneapolis, MN Quarterfinals (7) Blake School 6, (2) Mound-Westonka 4 BLA: Mark Lyman 4 goals (1ppg), 1a, Christopher Chute 1g, 3a, Edmund Chute 1g BLA: Joe Santelli 14 saves MW: Tanner Palm 2g, Tommy Ewing 1g, 1a, Broten Togstad 1g MW: Alec Hill 28 saves GWG: Edmund Chute 2nd period 16:08 (1) Breck School 6, (8) Waconia 1 BRE: Thomas Lindstrom 4 goals, Matt Colford 1g, 2a, Mark Sharp 1g BRE: Henry Johnson 9 saves WAC: Sam Schiffman 1g WAC: Nathan Kovach 27 saves GWG: Thomas Lindstrom 1st period 12:04 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 4A | Aldrich Arena, Maplewood, MNQuarterfinals (2) Mahtomedi 3, (7) South St. Paul 1 MAH: Mac Rathmanner 1ppg, Trevor Dittberner 1g, Trevor Keeney 1g MAH: Colin Denis 11 saves SSP: Billy Brandecker 1ppg SSP: Grant Amelse 34 saves GWG: Trevor Dittberner 3rd period 7:14 (3) Totino-Grace 4, (6) Spring Lake Park 2 TG: Derek Lodermeier Hat Trick (1shg, 1ppg), 1a, Carter Roo 1g, 2a, TJ Roo 3a TG: Michael Larson 25 saves SLP: Brandon Richards 1g, Noah Bormann 1ppg SLP: Aaron Furlano 30 saves GWG: Derek Lodermeier 3rd period 7:25 |
Minnesota High School Boys Hockey Playoffs | Saturday, February 23rd
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| SCORING | GOALTENDING | |||||||||
| Player | YIS | Team | G | A | Player | YIS | Team | Svs | GA | |
| Austin Poganski Ryan Lundgren | 11 12 | SCC DE | 5 3 | 1 0 | ||||||
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Thank you for your patience. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TODAY'S SCHEDULE Section 1AA | Rochester Recreation Center, Rochester, MN Semifinals (1) Lakeville North 5, (4) Farmington 2 LN: Jack Diercks 2g, 1a, Jack Poehling 2g, Tristen Hazlett 1g LN: Will Dupont 9 saves FAR: Grady Hauswirth 1g, Jack Erickson 1g FAR: Gage Overby 39 saves(2) Rochester Mayo vs. (3) Lakeville South, 5:30PM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 2AA | Braemar Arena Semifinals (1) Edina 5, (4) Bloomington Jefferson 4 EDI: Andy Jordahl 2g (1ppg), Matt Nelson 1ppg, 1a EDI: Anthony Walsh 1g, Miguel Fidler 1g EDI: Willie Benjamin 20 saves BJ: Jono Lindquist 2g, Charlie Bach 1ppg, Tyler Johnson 1g BJ: Grant Martens 33 saves GWG: Matt Nelson 3rd period 16:11(2) Prior Lake vs. (3) Burnsvillle, 4:00PM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 3AA | Warner Coliseum (State Fairgrounds, St. Paul, MN) Semifinals (1) Eagan vs. (4) East Ridge, 6:00PM(3) Eastview vs. (7) Apple Valley, 8:00PM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 4AA | Aldrich Arena, Maplewood, MN Quarterfinals (1) Hill-Murray 12, (8) St. Paul Como Park 1 HM: Josh French 2g, Davis Zarembinski 2g, Mitch Slattery 1shg, 2a HM: Zach LaValle 1g, 1a, Colten Greeder 1g, 1a, Zach Mills 1g, 1a HM: Matt Littler 1g, Joey Anderson 1ppg, Curt LaChappelle 1g, Sam Becker 1g HM: John Dugas 34 MIN, 3 on 3 Win HM: Sam Ilgen 17 MIN, 4 on 5 ND GWG: Joey Anderson 1st period 12:03 (2) White Bear Lake 5, (7) North St. Paul 3 WBL: Jake Wahlin 1ppg, 3a, Tommy Giller 1ppg, 2a WBL: Peter Wachtler 1g, Seth King 1ppg, Tyler Steffen 1g WBL: Chase Gorman 15 saves NSP: Justin Oliver 2g (1shg), 1a, Adam Hildebrandt 1g, 1a NSP: Mario Bollmann 25 saves GWG: Seth King 3rd period 1:03(6) Roseville Area vs. (3) Tartan, 5:00PM (5) Mounds View vs. (4) Stillwater Area, 7:00PM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Section 5AA Quarterfinals (1) Blaine 4, (8) Osseo 0 SCORING UNAVAILABLE (5) Anoka vs. (4) Champlin Park, 2:00PM | Coon Rapids Ice Center (7) Coon Rapids vs. (2) Centennial, 6:00PM | Champlin Ice Forum (6) Irondale vs. (3) Maple Grove, 8:00PM | Champlin Ice Forum----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 6AA | Bloomington Ice Garden Semifinals (1) Benilde-St. Margaret's vs. (4) Eden Prairie, 3:30PM(2) Minnetonka vs. (3) Wayzata, 7:30PM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 7AA | AMSOIL Arena, Duluth, MN Semifinals (1) Duluth East 3, (4) Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 0 DE: Ryan Lundgren Hat Trick (3ppg) DE: Dylan Parker 15-save shutout CEC: Justin Ketola 27 saves GWG: Ryan Lundgren 2nd period 4:51(2) Grand Rapids vs. (3) Elk River/Zimmerman, 2:00PM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 8AA Semifinals (1) Moorhead vs. (4) Bemidji, 5:30PM | Moorhead Sports Center(2) Brainerd/Pillager/Pierz vs. (3) Roseau, 7:00PM | Brainerd Area Civic Center ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 1A | Rochester Recreation Center, Rochester, MN Semifinals (1) Rochester Lourdes 5, (4) Northfield 4 SCORING UNAVAILABLE (2) Mankato West vs. (3) New Prague, 8:00PM -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 3A | Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, MN Semifinals (1) Luverne vs. (4) Marshall, 5:30PM(2) New Ulm vs. (6) Hutchinson, 8:00PM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 5A Semifinals (1) Hermantown vs. (4) Rogers, 7:00PM | Hermantown Arena (2) St. Cloud Cathedral 7, (3) Princeton 2 SCC: Austin Poganski 5 goals (2shg, 3ppg), 1a, Joshua Thyen 1g, 1a, Will Hammer 1g, 1a SCC: Connor Amundson 16 saves PRI: Daniel Voce 1ppg, Chase Lindenfelser 1ppg PRI: Max Mattson 24 saves GWG: Austin Poganski 2nd period 13:47------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Section 6A | St. Cloud MAC Arena, St. Cloud, MN Semifinals (1) Little Falls vs. (5) Alexandria, 5:30PM(2) St. Cloud Apollo vs. (3) Fergus Falls, 7:45PM----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section 7A Semifinals (1) Duluth Denfeld 4, (5) International Falls 0 SCORING UNAVAILABLE (2) Duluth Marshall vs. (3) Hibbing/Chisholm, 7:30PM | IRA Civic Center, Grand Rapids -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section 8A | East Grand Forks Civic Center Semifinals (1) East Grand Forks vs. (4) Crookston, 6:00PM(2) Thief River Falls vs. (3) Warroad, 8:15PM |
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A few weeks ago we brought you a photo of one of the international posters for the film that appeared at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. This domestic version is slightly different because instead of it being a profile shot it shows Jack Black looking straight into the camera.
Gulliver’s Travels is based on the famous story of the same name (written by Jonathan Swift) and besides Black and Blunt will co-star Jason Segel and Amanda Peet. The film is directed by Rob Letterman from a screenplay by Joe Stillman and Nicholas Stoller (Get Him to the Greek, Forgetting Sarah Marshall).
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Too Slick, Too Loud, Too Successful Why John Calipari Can't Catch A Break
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The NCAA hasn't held him accountable for any major violation, and dark rumors about his recruiting methods have never stuck. Still, no matter what good the Kentucky coach does—visiting the sick, helping at-risk kids—he's assumed to have an ulterior motive.
S.L. Price There was a time, early on, when it seemed easy to peg John Calipari. Back in the late '80s he was just another pretty face, one more Pat Riley clone with the slick hair and dazzling patter, the just-so suits and shoes. Talent flocked to him, but he radiated a knockoff's flimsiness: too much talk and an ambition about as subtle as sharkskin. Opposing recruiters wanted to beat him bloody. Opposing coaches tried to sabotage his hiring. Omens? His first game as a head coach, the scoreboard caught fire. You just didn't figure Calipari for the long haul.
These days, of course, he is basketball's great survivor, the ever-moving (Gas up the private jet!), ever-hustling (four McDonald's All-Americans for 2011!), ever-tweeting (1.1 million followers!) head coach of the University of Kentucky. And while his eight-year, $31.7 million contract—the richest in the college game—is the most obvious measure of his success, it's hardly the most telling. Like the sharpest scavenger after a storm, Calipari has prospered more than any other coach in college basketball's broken system, gathering up top recruits, winning 30 games a season and then happily waving his one-and-done players goodbye. Last spring an unprecedented five Wildcats, four of them freshmen, went in the first round of the NBA draft. And if this season has been a relative struggle, most of Kentucky's rivals would gladly take a morning after that includes a 22--8 record, a No. 15 ranking, a 34-game home winning streak and more than enough talent to play deep into March.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1182972/index.htm#ixzz1HZrsPx6c
The NCAA hasn't held him accountable for any major violation, and dark rumors about his recruiting methods have never stuck. Still, no matter what good the Kentucky coach does—visiting the sick, helping at-risk kids—he's assumed to have an ulterior motive.
S.L. Price There was a time, early on, when it seemed easy to peg John Calipari. Back in the late '80s he was just another pretty face, one more Pat Riley clone with the slick hair and dazzling patter, the just-so suits and shoes. Talent flocked to him, but he radiated a knockoff's flimsiness: too much talk and an ambition about as subtle as sharkskin. Opposing recruiters wanted to beat him bloody. Opposing coaches tried to sabotage his hiring. Omens? His first game as a head coach, the scoreboard caught fire. You just didn't figure Calipari for the long haul.
These days, of course, he is basketball's great survivor, the ever-moving (Gas up the private jet!), ever-hustling (four McDonald's All-Americans for 2011!), ever-tweeting (1.1 million followers!) head coach of the University of Kentucky. And while his eight-year, $31.7 million contract—the richest in the college game—is the most obvious measure of his success, it's hardly the most telling. Like the sharpest scavenger after a storm, Calipari has prospered more than any other coach in college basketball's broken system, gathering up top recruits, winning 30 games a season and then happily waving his one-and-done players goodbye. Last spring an unprecedented five Wildcats, four of them freshmen, went in the first round of the NBA draft. And if this season has been a relative struggle, most of Kentucky's rivals would gladly take a morning after that includes a 22--8 record, a No. 15 ranking, a 34-game home winning streak and more than enough talent to play deep into March.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1182972/index.htm#ixzz1HZrsPx6c
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