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Nescac 2010-11

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PrezdeJohnson09 said:
I'm very intrigued to see how the two kids from Proctor do.

Both of them put up mega points for their prep school and I'm interested to see how they'll translate over to the D-III game.

Hopefully I'll be able to make it down the weekend Norwich plays at Wesleyan.
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Somehow I doubt your work schedule will conflict with that trip. But I could be wrong :P
 
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PrezdeJohnson09 said:
Both of them put up mega points for their prep school .
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"Mega points" is drifting into hyperbole. Buehler put up solid numbers with about 60 Prep players posting better or equivalent. Nik Tasiopoulos squeaking into the top 20...which is respectable indeed. In fact worthy of long Dl looks. That said a sub .500 club which played the bulk of their games against inferior opposition and when they moved up to teams like Exeter, St Pauls. Kimball, Pomfret, Andover etc they lost handily. The NESCAC is goaltender heavy with veteran D this year. It will be interesting if they can produce their rookie year.
 
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doncheery said:
"Mega points" is drifting into hyperbole. Buehler put up solid numbers with about 60 Prep players posting better or equivalent. Nik Tasiopoulos squeaking into the top 20...which is respectable indeed. In fact worthy of long Dl looks. That said a sub .500 club which played the bulk of their games against inferior opposition and when they moved up to teams like Exeter, St Pauls. Kimball, Pomfret, Andover etc they lost handily. The NESCAC is goaltender heavy with veteran D this year. It will be interesting if they can produce their rookie year.
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F, Nike Tasiopoulos Proctor Academy (NEPS) 5'11", 180 Norwell, Mass. 31gp, (31-25-57), 2010 co-capt with Keith Buehler (Wesleyan)

F, Keith Buehler Proctor Academy (NEPS) 29gp, (24-36-60)

Taken from the D-III commitments page.

Is there a 40 spot difference in three points?

2.00 points per game is solid no matter what level you're playing on and I assume these prep leagues can at least skate backwards (unlike me) :)
 
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NUProf said:
Picking on an old man with a sticky "t" key is just plain mean :grr:
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I suppose, it is at least in the "range" of "average" for this board so it could be "mean", though some might say it is closer to the "mode". :p ;)
 
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norm1909 said:
I suppose, it is at least in the "range" of "average" for this board so it could be "mean", though some might say it is closer to the "mode". :p ;)
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They seem to me to be deviating from board standards, to which I take variance. I just think there is a whole range of snarky responses :D
 
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PrezdeJohnson09 said:
F, Nike Tasiopoulos Proctor Academy (NEPS) 5'11", 180 Norwell, Mass. 31gp, (31-25-57), 2010 co-capt with Keith Buehler (Wesleyan)

F, Keith Buehler Proctor Academy (NEPS) 29gp, (24-36-60)

Taken from the D-III commitments page.

Is there a 40 spot difference in three points?

2.00 points per game is solid no matter what level you're playing on and I assume these prep leagues can at least skate backwards (unlike me) :)
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No doubt good numbers either way, but these are the official stats from USHR for last season: Nik Tasiopoulos F 18 35 53
Keith Buehler F 19 21 40
 
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PrezdeJohnson09 said:
F, Nike Tasiopoulos Proctor Academy (NEPS) 5'11", 180 Norwell, Mass. 31gp, (31-25-57), 2010 co-capt with Keith Buehler (Wesleyan)

F, Keith Buehler Proctor Academy (NEPS) 29gp, (24-36-60)

Taken from the D-III commitments page.

Is there a 40 spot difference in three points?

2.00 points per game is solid no matter what level you're playing on and I assume these prep leagues can at least skate backwards (unlike me) :)
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I have followed Prep hockey for nearly a decade. Yes they can indeed skate backwards. On average placing approx 8-10 guys a year on the NHL Scouting Final Ranking Draft list. That said, there is about 60-65 Prep teams. Formerly Dl and Dll...now all just Prep. There is a large gap between the elite teams and the bottom rankings. In checking the box scores of Proctor against the upper echelons of Prep in which they lost the bulk of their games, a point a game...barely.I am sure these young men are fine hockey players that as I acknowledged put up solid numbers. NOT two points a game..but solid numbers. My quibble was with the terminology "MEGA" numbers. I reiterate, "drifting into hperbole" A tempest in a teapot.

Prep Scoring Courtesy USHR

Code: 
Division 1 NE Prep Scoring Leaders 2009-10*
# 	Player Name 	Team Roster 	Position 	Goals 	Assists 	Total 
2 	  Ridge Garbutt 	  Brewster Academy 	C 	43 	36 	79
11 	  Pier-Andre Marquis 	  Vermont Academy 	F 	32 	46 	78
16 	  JD Vermette 	  Vermont Academy 	F 	39 	36 	75
19 	  Mike Conderman 	  Cushing 	F 	31 	41 	72
12 	  Conor Sheary 	  Cushing 	F 	30 	41 	71
7 	  Garrett Sider 	  St. George's 	F 	25 	46 	71
7 	  Kevin Hayes 	  Noble & Greenough 	F 	25 	44 	69
17 	  Michael Pereira 	  Avon Old Farms 	F 	28 	36 	64
16 	  Michael Violette 	  St. George's 	F 	24 	40 	64
27 	  Kevin Sullivan 	  Berkshire 	F 	20 	43 	63
22 	  Andrew Bettencourt 	  Hebron 	F 	28 	33 	61
10 	  Josh Richards 	  Exeter 	F 	24 	35 	59
11 	  Connor Toomey 	  Proctor 	F 	22 	34 	56
9 	  Austin Cangelosi 	  Northfield Mt. Hermon 	F 	26 	28 	54
24 	  Dennis Kravchenko 	  Kimball Union 	F 	19 	35 	54
19 	  Hugo Turcotte 	  Winchendon 	F 	27 	26 	53
9 	  Tim Coffey 	  Tabor 	F 	19 	34 	53
16 	  Nik Tasiopoulos 	  Proctor 	F 	18 	35 	53
59 	  Eric Neiley 	  Exeter 	C 	26 	26 	52
19 	  Jack Bartlett 	  BB&N 	F 	21 	31 	52
19 	  Brian Hart 	  Brewster Academy 	LW 	27 	24 	51
27 	  Frederick Farmer 	  Vermont Academy 	F 	26 	25 	51
12 	  Cam Spiro 	  Tabor 	F 	28 	22 	50
12 	  Vinny Scotti 	  Gunnery 	F 	12 	38 	50
14 	  Peter LaFosse 	  Kimball Union 	F 	29 	20 	49
23 	  Pat Curtis 	  Dexter 	F 	17 	32 	49
9 	  Jake Goldberg 	  Berkshire 	F 	25 	23 	48
19 	  Josh Woody 	  Northfield Mt. Hermon 	F 	20 	28 	48
16 	  Nick Bligh 	  Dexter 	F 	20 	28 	48
10 	  JC Cangelosi 	  Northfield Mt. Hermon 	F 	18 	30 	48
6 	  Bo Stafford 	  Brunswick 	F 	23 	23 	46
27 	  Quinn Smith 	  Avon Old Farms 	F 	21 	25 	46
19 	  Cam Darcy 	  Dexter 	F 	21 	25 	46
24 	  Michael Jamieson 	  Lawrence 	LW 	21 	25 	46
18 	  Nick Gordon 	  Northfield Mt. Hermon 	F 	19 	27 	46
23 	  Kevin Salvucci 	  Tabor 	F 	13 	33 	46
11 	  Joey Fiori 	  Gunnery 	F 	13 	33 	46
20 	  P.J. McCadden 	  Williston-Northampton 	F 	24 	21 	45
19 	  Derek Army 	  Gunnery 	F 	23 	22 	45
9 	  Robbie Baillargeon 	  Cushing 	F 	15 	30 	45
10 	  Jory Uhlman 	  Hoosac 	F 	13 	32 	45
8 	  Danny O'Regan 	  Roxbury Latin 	F 	23 	21 	44
14 	  Matt Milana 	  Gunnery 	F 	23 	21 	44
12 	  Attila Pavuk 	  Hoosac 	F 	22 	22 	44
15 	  Mike Lopez 	  Dexter 	F 	16 	28 	44
10 	  Matt Heise 	  St. Mark's 	F 	23 	20 	43
27 	  Vladyslav Gavrik 	  Hebron 	F 	18 	25 	43
15 	  Brandon McNally 	  Belmont Hill 	F 	18 	25 	43
18 	  Ryan Arsenault 	  New Hampton 	F 	16 	27 	43
8 	  Tommy O'Regan 	  St. Sebastian's 	F 	21 	21 	42
7 	  Connor Dempsey 	  Rivers 	C 	21 	21 	42
19 	  Kevin Tiefenwerth 	  Avon Old Farms 	F 	14 	28 	42
10 	  Joe Tebano 	  South Kent 	F 	13 	29 	42
7 	  Drew Brown 	  Kent 	F 	26 	15 	41
5 	  Nick Michaud 	  Berwick 	F 	24 	17 	41
10 	  Troy Thibodeau 	  New Hampton 	F 	24 	17 	41
17 	  Jack Riley 	  South Kent 	F 	21 	20 	41
21 	  Alex Hagen 	  Choate 	F 	19 	22 	41
17 	  Penn Sednaoui 	  St. George's 	F 	19 	22 	41
11 	  Kyle Criscuolo 	  Choate 	F 	19 	22 	41
15 	  Gabriel Veilleux 	  Kimball Union 	F 	18 	23 	41
22 	  Greg Tang 	  BB&N 	F 	15 	26 	41
10 	  Terrence Wallin 	  Gunnery 	F 	15 	26 	41
19 	  Brian Ward 	  Governor's 	F 	26 	14 	40
21 	  Garrett White 	  Pomfret 	F 	23 	17 	40
13 	  Shane Gorman 	  Gunnery 	F 	23 	17 	40
21 	  Cody Ferriero 	  Governor's 	F 	21 	19 	40
14 	  Keith Buehler 	  Proctor 	F 	19 	21 	40
 
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Okay it all begins this week! Midd will certainly be playing without Martin Drolet who will be property of the soccer team until their tournament run ends. I am guessing he won't be back until 12/3 at the earliest. We may have Nick Resor back since football has ended, although usually football players don't get to play until they have practiced for 2 weeks. I could be wrong, but we may see Nick at the Primelink, but probably not before.
 
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19 votes so far in Pickem for this weekends games:

Friday:
Bowdoin 19-0 pick over Mass-Bos
Babson 3-1 pick over Colby
Middlebury 19-0 over Tufts
Trinity 4-1 pick over Hamilton
Amherst 19-0 pick over Wesl.
Williams 19-0 over CC

Sat:
Bowdoin 3-1 pick over Babson
Colby 18-1 over Mass Bos
Middlebury 19-0 over CC
Amherst 3-1 pick over Trinity
Hamilton 5-1 over Wesl.
Williams 19-0 over Tufts.

Middlebury and Williams only unanimous picks for the weekend.
Amherst expected to go 2-0, Tufts and Wesleyan expected to go 0-2.
Surprises in store???
I think there is a chance Tufts could upset Williams. Colby and Babson I believe are about equal. Hamilton could surprise Trinity with a road win.
 
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Tufts beating Midd has to be upset of the week. Williams did what they had to against Conn. Amherst beating Wesleyan, Anderson looking in form. Bowdoin squeaking by UMASS Boston while getting outshot dramatically. Hamilton continuing to look like a factor beating Trinity 3-1. Will be curious to see how the loss to Tufts will affect Midd's ranking.
 
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A few "firsts" for Middlebury this weekend. 1st loss to Connecticut College since '98, 1st loss to Tufts since before that, 1st shutout in opening game since 1940. Unfortunately, that means nothing when they meet Norwich in the Primelink next week.
 
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oldguard said:
A few "firsts" for Middlebury this weekend. 1st loss to Connecticut College since '98, 1st loss to Tufts since before that, 1st shutout in opening game since 1940. Unfortunately, that means nothing when they meet Norwich in the Primelink next week.
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Unfortunately, I think it means that the Panthers are a bit wounded and cornered, and like my cats, those things get angry when they are like that and they have teeth and claws that can hurt you
 
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Headed to Hamilton Tuesday. Wanted to see Williams, but with a 4pm, game, I don't feel like taking off any work.
Cortland @ Hamilton. 7pm
 
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Cortland Hamilton should be a good home n home series. Cortland 2-4-1 playing well against some top teams. Will bring a physical game. Hamilton has yet to show who they are: beat a tough, heavily favored Trinity squad and then lost to Wesleyan. Watched both Wesleyan games this weekend: they were dominated in game 1. In game two vs Hamilton they withstood many Hamilton chances in a non-physical game 2 and beat Hamilton with special teams.

Cortland has a decent sized back line that is experienced, is scoring, but has given up almost 40 shots a game and will be facing a small but fast Hamilton offense. Cortlands offense is putting up 35 shots a game and almost 3 goals a game and has some big boys up front. Should be interesting to see which way Hamilton defines their season. Their defense will need to control Cortland down low and the offense will need to put up scoring chances and crash the net if they are to have a chance.
 
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