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You can't be as snarly as I am without home internet and phone at least until Sunday. At least this calms me down a bit.
# Name Ps Team (League) Gm- G- A- P- PM Next Gm
6 Cory Babichuk LD Sherwood Park Crusaders (AJHL) 2- 0- 1- 1- 16 sent down
9 CAC Gregg Distributors (AMHL) 24- 1-16- 17- 20 01/31/16
total 26- 1-17- 18- 36
21 Jon Bendorf LW Team Comcast 18U (AYHL) 18- 8-10- 18- 6 01/31/16
non-league X- X- X- X- X 01/30/16
21 The Hun School (MAHL) X-14-15- 29- X 02/02/16
Total X-22-25- 47- X
27 Todd Burgess C Fairbanks Ice Dog (NAHL) 38-23-41- 64- 32 01/28/16
6 Austin Cho LD Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 17- 0- 1- 1- 15 traded
16 Langley Rivermen 7- 0- 1- 1- 2 traded
20 Georgetown Raiders 18- 2-12- 14- 4 01/29/16
Total 42- 2-14- 16- 21
19 Carlos Fornaris C Topeka RoadRunners (NAHL) 29- 5- 9- 14- 22 traded
19 Connecticut Rangers (USPHL) 7- 0- 7- 7- 6 01/28/16
Total 36- 5-16- 21- 28
20 Jacob Hayhurst C Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) 28- 4- 9- 13- 24 01/29/16
5 Charles Manley LD Estevan Bruins (SJHL) 44- 1-15- 16- 6 01/29/16
4 Jacob Modry LD Los Angeles Jr Kings U16AAA (T1El.)30- 2-10- 12- 16 reg season over
Los Angeles Jr Kings (CAHA) 13- 2- 3- 5- 2 reg season over
adjustment for double counting -4 0 -2 -2 -2
Total 39- 4-11- 15- 16
19 Emil Ohrvall LW Shattuck St. Marys Prep (Elite Lea)15-12-10- 22- 2 season over
non-league 20-13-14- 27- 6 01/30/16 missing game
Total 35-25-24- 49- 6
35 Chase Perry G Wenatchee Wild (BCHL) 34-17-14-2-2.66-.891 01/29/16
27 Patrick Polino RW Lincoln Stars (USHL) 37-13-13- 26- 43 01/29/16
Women
2 Kendra Farole LD California Wave U16 X- X- X- X- X
28 Meg Hayes F NAHA Major Junior White 50- 4-13- 17- 12
16 Kirsten Iwanski D Northern Cyclones 40- 4-17- 21- X
15 Morgan Ondrick F Chicago Young Americans U19 (HPHL) X- X- X- X- X
10 Blake Orosz F Nepean Wildcats (PWHL) 29-13- 9- 22- 16
7 Sabrina Repaci F Toronto Aeros (PWHL) 24- 3-12- 15- 8
11 Katerina Seper D Lakeville North HS (South Sub.) 23- 7- 9- 16- 2
Minnesota Ice Cats U19 X- X- X- X- XTurk: This is one boy i think you will like. He needs a lot of work in spots (speed could be better, quickness is fair). But size, strength, decision making seems well above average for his current age. A lot can change and this is still high school and very hard for me to project what will happen but others who know far more seem to think his upside is quite high.
).Nice summary article which kind of puts things into perspective better. The previous article on bracketology left my head spinning like something from the Exorcist. Nice job in talking about what is important with some valuable insights into what we should be looking for in each class. I am a little disappointed in the truth, which is some lowering of expectations for some names mentioned. But overall it still looks like we have some promising young men coming and with our program perhaps that is the best we can ever expect.
Just would like to add that when talking about Shattuck S.M. (talking about E. Orhvall) that KennyG also spent 4 yrs. playing there & going back further, Tyler Eaves.Link to WaP's recruit article. http://www.withoutapeer.com/2016/01...tml?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
Real nice article, can' t disagree with anything really. I would say that Hayhurst was replacing Schroeder and Burgess was replacing Bubela, based aminly on size, instead of the way which WaP wrote it, but that really significant at all since no two players are really interchangeable (even when we had the Burgdorfer twins
He did say "just to name a few". We also have women recruits from there, e.g. Josefine Hansen and Taylor Schwalbe.
This is why I need several interpretations. Sometimes i get it, and sometimes it makes less sense to me.Bracketology isn't for the medical minded.
Dude: That is part of the beauty of working only part time. We get a lot of opportunities to just do what we want and attend what we choose. most important is being married to someone who really does not mind indulging my interests. We love making an evening of it all whether it be a single game somewhere or a tournament. Our only limitations are that we will not travel to unsafe areas and. we will not leave the cats we have rescued if any are in trouble in some way with an illness. We have as you know seen many of these kids years before they get to the upper echelons of Division I play. We saw DM multiple times (along with so many Delbarton kids who have played for the Ivies and elsewhere. We saw a very young Tommy Grant and a developing Ken Killespie. One of the things I have learned from all of this is how difficult it is to project how they will develop. We have friends though who do that for a livelihood for professional organizations and I try to listen and learn from them what they look for.
