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RPI 2011 Recruit Thread Pt. III

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Big night, but not ever unexpected, for the LMN group. These 3 are tough to keep off the scoresheet. I hope I will be saying that next winter after every game.:)
 
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Big night, but not ever unexpected, for the LMN group. These 3 are tough to keep off the scoresheet. I hope I will be saying that next winter after every game.:)

Let's not forget the Z-man. He participated in 67% of his team's scoring, higher than any of the others
 
Re: RPI 2011 Recruit Thread Pt. III

JL is now blowing away the league in the scoring race. Interestingly, despite Cornwall having the best powerplay in the league, the percentage of JL's points that come on the powerplay is down from about 40% last year to 30% or so this year. Cornwall does have the fewest powerplay opportunities in the league. JL's lead in the three star race is absolutely absurd at this point. I wonder if it is related to them having huge leads so often.

Neal also has moved into the lead in his (very large) league in the three-star race. Cherry picking the very top players from Ontario JrA hockey to come in as 20 or 21-year old freshmen seems like a great way to get over losing Brutlag, Polacek, and Helfrich very very quickly (though they will, of course, nevertheless be sorely missed). It will also be a great way to deal with some growing pains with Haggerty and Schroeder, who have not demonstrated the ability to be consistently involved the way JL and MN have. I love their upside, but I just don't envision them dominating quite as quickly.
 
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I saw the kid from my seats, he was standing next to LeBeef and he was every bit as tall...
Dont think DA is quite as tall as LeBeef, from looking at profiles at various sites it seems he is about 2-3 inches smaller than Guy. Ive seen DA listed at 6'2" and 6'3", Guy at 6'5" and 6'6".

If RH is saying D.A. didn't dress for Nepean, then my guess is it was him. I can see him getting a night off after U17s, but I can't see him not dressing unless he was out of town
Hopefully he was in Troy and not in Belleville the reason for missing the Nepean game last night. :eek:
 
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Dont think DA is quite as tall as LeBeef, from looking at profiles at various sites it seems he is about 2-3 inches smaller than Guy. Ive seen DA listed at 6'2" and 6'3", Guy at 6'5" and 6'6".

Hopefully he was in Troy and not in Belleville the reason for missing the Nepean game last night. :eek:

DA is only 16 years old. He may still be growing. The tallest that I have seen The Beef listed is 6'5". They could be almost the same height. The fact that DA was not dressed makes me think that it indeed was him. AS to the blue, it wasn't either Nepean from this year or Ottawa from last season. I also don't think that it was from Team Ontario, but the only pictures that I have seen are from the last game when they were wearing Canada jerseys (which they may have also worn before) and from the tryout camp. He could be playing another sport in High School.
 
Re: RPI 2011 Recruit Thread Pt. III

JL is now blowing away the league in the scoring race. Interestingly, despite Cornwall having the best powerplay in the league, the percentage of JL's points that come on the powerplay is down from about 40% last year to 30% or so this year. Cornwall does have the fewest powerplay opportunities in the league. JL's lead in the three star race is absolutely absurd at this point. I wonder if it is related to them having huge leads so often.

Neal also has moved into the lead in his (very large) league in the three-star race. Cherry picking the very top players from Ontario JrA hockey to come in as 20 or 21-year old freshmen seems like a great way to get over losing Brutlag, Polacek, and Helfrich very very quickly (though they will, of course, nevertheless be sorely missed). It will also be a great way to deal with some growing pains with Haggerty and Schroeder, who have not demonstrated the ability to be consistently involved the way JL and MN have. I love their upside, but I just don't envision them dominating quite as quickly.

JL has indeed picked up his pace over the last month or so. One interesting thing is that despite having had 9 short-handed goals the last two years, he has not had a short-handed assist in that time period.

FIW, McGowan is tied four 4th in the OJHL in 3-star points.

I completely agree that Haggerty and Schroeder, assuming that they do come in 2011, will have more growing pains than the other forwards. They could probably benefit from seasoning, but the odds are that they were recruited with the promise that it would be for 2011. OTOH, SA could probably convince either or both to play a season in the USHL.
 
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DA is only 16 years old. He may still be growing. The tallest that I have seen The Beef listed is 6'5". They could be almost the same height. The fact that DA was not dressed makes me think that it indeed was him. AS to the blue, it wasn't either Nepean from this year or Ottawa from last season. I also don't think that it was from Team Ontario, but the only pictures that I have seen are from the last game when they were wearing Canada jerseys (which they may have also worn before) and from the tryout camp. He could be playing another sport in High School.
OK - I'll amend my comment and say he was nearly as tall as LeBeef -- easily 6'2 -3 without a doubt. (I was looking from across the ice...)This is really bugging me that I didn't get close enough to the kid. Uggh.

As for the blue, it's possible that the jacket he was wearing was from a camp, training ctr., or equipment supplier...I know I read somewhere that he trains with the Sens. goalie coach, who likely has his own side venture mentoring young keepers. And as Mr. A Sr. owns a hockey club, chances are there is a fair amount of supplier swag lying around the house.
 
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As for the blue, it's possible that the jacket he was wearing was from a camp, training ctr., or equipment supplier...I know I read somewhere that he trains with the Sens. goalie coach, who likely has his own side venture mentoring young keepers. And as Mr. A Sr. owns a hockey club, chances are there is a fair amount of supplier swag lying around the house.

It's also possible I made a mistake on the identification. Don't let the blue thing get in the way too much. I don't think he looked like Altshuller, but I can't say it with a very high degree of confidence. Hair was very different, and I remember the recruit looking a fair bit less than 195 lbs.
 
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OK - I'll amend my comment and say he was nearly as tall as LeBeef -- easily 6'2 -3 without a doubt. (I was looking from across the ice...)This is really bugging me that I didn't get close enough to the kid. Uggh.

As for the blue, it's possible that the jacket he was wearing was from a camp, training ctr., or equipment supplier...I know I read somewhere that he trains with the Sens. goalie coach, who likely has his own side venture mentoring young keepers. And as Mr. A Sr. owns a hockey club, chances are there is a fair amount of supplier swag lying around the house.

It's also possible I made a mistake on the identification. Don't let the blue thing get in the way too much. I don't think he looked like Altshuller, but I can't say it with a very high degree of confidence. Hair was very different, and I remember the recruit looking a fair bit less than 195 lbs.

The facts that DA did not dress for Friday's game, he is approximately the right size, and Vines recently watched him play, make me strongly suspect that it indeed was him.
 
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2011
Jacob Laliberté      C Cornwall Colts (CHL)           43-43-50- 93- 16 01/13/11  #331
Matt Neal            C Stouffville Spirit (OJHL)      39-33-36- 70- 10 01/13/11  #354
Mark McGowan        LW Oakville Blades (OJHL)         39-20-23- 43- 40 01/13/11  #353
Curtis Leonard      LD Wellington Dukes (OJHL)        35- 2-18- 20- 14 01/09/11  #355
Luke Curadi         LD Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL) 25- 1- 8-  9- 73 01/14/11  #351
Ryan Haggerty       RC USNTDP U-18                    27- 3- 6-  9- 13 01/14/11  #356
Zach Schroeder      RC St Thomas Academy (Classic Sub) 9- 5- 4-  9-  2 01/13/11  #359

2011 or 2012
Mark Miller          F Omaha Lancers (USHL)           27- 4- 2-  6-  7 01/13/11  #352
Chris Bradley       LD Youngstown Phantoms (USHL)     29- 1- 2-  3-  0 01/09/11  #350

2012
Mike Zalewski       LW Vernon Vipers (BCHL)           44-12-17- 29- 30 01/14/11  #357


Women
Brianna Piper        G Toronto Aeros (PWHL)       11- 7- 4-0-2.11-.889 01/09/11 only league games
Eleeza Cox           F Ridley College Tigers           7-11- 2- 13-  ? 01/09/11 a lot of missing information
                       Toronto Aeros (PWHL)            9- 2- 6-  8-  4 01/09/11 only league games
Taylor Mahoney       F Chicago Mission 19U (MWEHL)    11- 7- 6- 13- 10 01/09/11 only league games
Kathryn Schilter     D Toronto Aeros (PWHL)           11- 1- 7-  8-  2 01/09/11 only league games
 
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