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Bemidji State Beavers Hockey 2012-2013
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mnpokecheck
Drinking the Koolaid
Hux
Alfond to Ridder & rinks in between
Re: Bemidji State Beavers Hockey 2012-2013
Trained in the arts of the Jedi, the Golden Gophers have ruled the galaxy this season
Trained in the arts of the Jedi, the Golden Gophers have ruled the galaxy this season
Re: Bemidji State Beavers Hockey 2012-2013
The confirmation bias, it is strong in this one. I don't think any of us have even tried to make the case that the officiating was good.
The confirmation bias, it is strong in this one. I don't think any of us have even tried to make the case that the officiating was good.
ARM
Fan of chipmunk-like mascots.
Re: Bemidji State Beavers Hockey 2012-2013
Especially in the case of the named official. Whatever call one thinks may have been missed, it wasn't the only one.
TonyTheTiger20
#SOAR
Wait, did this really happen?
Yes, has been kept on the down low.
brookyone
Deport Right Wing Nuts
Re: Bemidji State Beavers Hockey 2012-2013
Stephanie Anderson should be eligible to play in 2013-2014.
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That's unfortunate but not surprising. When you carry such a large roster with many of the players being a long way from home, if you don't get regular ice time bad feelings are bound to surface. I don't know who the four players are but I can guess.
That's unfortunate but not surprising. When you carry such a large roster with many of the players being a long way from home, if you don't get regular ice time bad feelings are bound to surface. I don't know who the four players are but I can guess.
CanHockGuy
New member
Re: Bemidji State Beavers Hockey 2012-2013
Everyone does it. Some worse than others. Buyer beware.
Everyone does it. Some worse than others. Buyer beware.
Re: Bemidji State Beavers Hockey 2012-2013
Wasn't all about ice time as one of their top 6 forwards will not be returning. Also a non top six, the freshman goalie, and the transfer goalie.
Everyone does it. Some worse than others. Buyer beware.
Wasn't all about ice time as one of their top 6 forwards will not be returning. Also a non top six, the freshman goalie, and the transfer goalie.
Re: Bemidji State Beavers Hockey 2012-2013
With their numbers I don't think anyone needs replacing....ha. However, their will be a forward transfer from Mercyhurst.
With their numbers I don't think anyone needs replacing....ha. However, their will be a forward transfer from Mercyhurst.
Re: Bemidji State Beavers Hockey 2012-2013
New Centennial coach Kristi King doubles up
05/21/2013, 5:36pm CDT
By David La Vaque, Star Tribune
The next year and a half of Kristi King’s life will be spent finishing her college degree while starting her varsity hockey coaching career.
King, 21, was recently hired as the Centennial girls’ hockey coach after directing the Cougars’ junior varsity to a 19-5-1 record last season. King, who helped Stillwater win the Class 2A state championship in 2007 and 2009 and played college hockey at Maine and Bemidji State, knows her age could create concern.
“A lot of people might ask whether a 21-year-old can handle this job but I did play Division I hockey where we spent five or six hours a day at the rink,” King said. “I look at this job similar to that. I’m going to make the time for it. I care so much that I’m not going to let anything slip.”
King tallied 150 career points for Stillwater and headed to Maine. Feeling homesick, she transferred to Bemidji State after one season. She suffered a career-ending concussion in the season finale as a sophomore and returned to the Twin Cities to finish her degree. She plans to graduate from Bethel University in December 2014 with a business marketing major and communications minor.
She gained some insight in communication skills observing Bemidji State coach Steve Sertich, who King said understood how to reach different players while staying consistent.
King already has learned the differences in going from assistant to head coach. She met players last Friday and has been going about getting practice jerseys ready, designing and ordering T-shirts, meeting with her activities director and assistant coaches and setting up the scrimmage schedule.
“I already respect head coaches 100 percent more,’’ King said. “They don’t just teach the game and develop the kids. They have all the other roles.
“I’m in a new role now,” she said. “Last year I was definitely the fun coach. Not that I can’t be again this year but it’s going to be getting down to business and getting better.”
New Centennial coach Kristi King doubles up
05/21/2013, 5:36pm CDT
By David La Vaque, Star Tribune
The next year and a half of Kristi King’s life will be spent finishing her college degree while starting her varsity hockey coaching career.
King, 21, was recently hired as the Centennial girls’ hockey coach after directing the Cougars’ junior varsity to a 19-5-1 record last season. King, who helped Stillwater win the Class 2A state championship in 2007 and 2009 and played college hockey at Maine and Bemidji State, knows her age could create concern.
“A lot of people might ask whether a 21-year-old can handle this job but I did play Division I hockey where we spent five or six hours a day at the rink,” King said. “I look at this job similar to that. I’m going to make the time for it. I care so much that I’m not going to let anything slip.”
King tallied 150 career points for Stillwater and headed to Maine. Feeling homesick, she transferred to Bemidji State after one season. She suffered a career-ending concussion in the season finale as a sophomore and returned to the Twin Cities to finish her degree. She plans to graduate from Bethel University in December 2014 with a business marketing major and communications minor.
She gained some insight in communication skills observing Bemidji State coach Steve Sertich, who King said understood how to reach different players while staying consistent.
King already has learned the differences in going from assistant to head coach. She met players last Friday and has been going about getting practice jerseys ready, designing and ordering T-shirts, meeting with her activities director and assistant coaches and setting up the scrimmage schedule.
“I already respect head coaches 100 percent more,’’ King said. “They don’t just teach the game and develop the kids. They have all the other roles.
“I’m in a new role now,” she said. “Last year I was definitely the fun coach. Not that I can’t be again this year but it’s going to be getting down to business and getting better.”
Re: Bemidji State Beavers Hockey 2012-2013
Is it me or does that leave BSU with only the incoming freshman between the pipes?
Is it me or does that leave BSU with only the incoming freshman between the pipes?