MilkUniversity
Roll 'Thers | Plymouth State
Gopher Puck has been pretty good. I've also been using Elite Prospects for transfers but it's always missing some players.
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Enter the Send Portal - 2025-2026 Transfers
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PrezdeJohnson09
Proud supporter of Osmirwich hockey
Pretty impressive for Graham Harris to transfer straight from Augsburg to Univ. of Minnesota after his freshmen year.
Good luck to him!
Good luck to him!
MilkUniversity
Roll 'Thers | Plymouth State
Former Curry goaltender Shane Soderwall helped secure a huge upset win for Clarkson over Penn State. Massive effort in his 2nd D1 game against some future NHL talent.
bakdraft21
Well-known member
damn I watched some of that game last night ,did not realize he was between the pipes, good for him.....
elbojpb
Well-known member
I drove down to Happy Valley to watch the game, and McKenna in particular. Soderwall was a bit shaky in the first, but gained confidence as the game proceeded. After giving up 4 (all to the same player) in 27 minutes, he became a concrete wall. He really frustrated a skilled PSU team who began to exhibit nervous cracks in the 3rd, and couldn't finish anything.
The game had absolutely no flow. Penalty after penalty, 3 reviews for major consideration, scuffles after nearly every play. Clarkson really knows how to afflict consternation on a skilled squad. Game took over 2.5 hours!
The McKenna kid is really good, but needs much ice time against, larger, stronger, smarter players, and time for his body to mature. His passing skills reminded me of the Spartak Moscow teams of the 80s before their best were allowed to play in the NHL.