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Top Freshmen
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Wicked Slappaahs
I miss Tie Domi
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Patrick Koudys big RPI frosh d-man...attended recent NHL experimental rules camp. '11 Draft eligiible.
Patrick Koudys big RPI frosh d-man...attended recent NHL experimental rules camp. '11 Draft eligiible.
du78
Gunning For 10
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For DU keep your eyes on the following 5 frosh
F Beau Bennett (1st Round 2010 NHL Draft)
F Jason Zucker (2nd Round 2010 NHL Draft)
G Sam Brittain (4th Round 2010 NHL Draft)
F Nick Shore (Draft eligible in 2011)
D David Makowski (2009/10 USHL Defensman of the Year)
Good chance all 5 will get lots of playing time as freshman with DU's losses to graduation and early pro signings.
For DU keep your eyes on the following 5 frosh
F Beau Bennett (1st Round 2010 NHL Draft)
F Jason Zucker (2nd Round 2010 NHL Draft)
G Sam Brittain (4th Round 2010 NHL Draft)
F Nick Shore (Draft eligible in 2011)
D David Makowski (2009/10 USHL Defensman of the Year)
Good chance all 5 will get lots of playing time as freshman with DU's losses to graduation and early pro signings.
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umassfan49
New member
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Charlie Coyle for BU is another big name. He was drafted in the first round this year and has been on the radar for a while now.
Charlie Coyle for BU is another big name. He was drafted in the first round this year and has been on the radar for a while now.
Runninwiththedogs
Tech Hot
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Dickinabox.
Dickinabox.
allnightwong
Quinnipiac '09 Grad School '11
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The Jones twins (Kellen, Connor) should be fun to watch for ECAC fans this year. Maybe not huge numbers wise, but they will definitely have a toned down Sedin bros. feel.
The Jones twins (Kellen, Connor) should be fun to watch for ECAC fans this year. Maybe not huge numbers wise, but they will definitely have a toned down Sedin bros. feel.
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Andy Isles, true freshman (18 years old) incoming goalie for Cornell. Arguably the top goalie on the U18 US National Development team last year, he went 10-4 with a 2.29 GAA and 0.918 save %. The team overall went 25-31, they're young talented kids playing mostly against older players in the USHL.
http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/leagues/seasons/teams/0054342010.html
Andy Isles, true freshman (18 years old) incoming goalie for Cornell. Arguably the top goalie on the U18 US National Development team last year, he went 10-4 with a 2.29 GAA and 0.918 save %. The team overall went 25-31, they're young talented kids playing mostly against older players in the USHL.
http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/leagues/seasons/teams/0054342010.html
hockeyplayer1015
Capt
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Greg Carey (St. Lawrence) is coming from the Burlington Cougars of the OJHL where he set the scoring record last year with 72g, 42a (114pts) in 48 games, along with 7g, 4a in 10 games in the playoffs. We're hoping that he'll come on to the scene and display a solid scoring touch to replace the scoring lost by Mike McKenzie and the other seniors who have graduated.
SLU also lost an incoming freshman (Dustin Stevenson) to the Washington Capitals before he even stepped foot on campus as an official freshman... hopefully this doesn't hurt us too bad.
Greg Carey (St. Lawrence) is coming from the Burlington Cougars of the OJHL where he set the scoring record last year with 72g, 42a (114pts) in 48 games, along with 7g, 4a in 10 games in the playoffs. We're hoping that he'll come on to the scene and display a solid scoring touch to replace the scoring lost by Mike McKenzie and the other seniors who have graduated.
SLU also lost an incoming freshman (Dustin Stevenson) to the Washington Capitals before he even stepped foot on campus as an official freshman... hopefully this doesn't hurt us too bad.
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if the team played 56 games and he played 14, hard to say they had him as top goalie. Campbell was the top goalie by a mile and where he was drafted supports taht. That and his huge international wins and championships
Isles is good but might be to small for D 1
if the team played 56 games and he played 14, hard to say they had him as top goalie. Campbell was the top goalie by a mile and where he was drafted supports taht. That and his huge international wins and championships
Isles is good but might be to small for D 1
hockeyplayer1015
Capt
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Looking at the stats, 4 goalies split the load of the 56 games. Iles and Campbell both had much better numbers out of the 4, and both were very comparable. GAA was 2.29 to 2.21, save% was .918 to .917, respectively. The biggest difference is in record, where Iles went 10-4-0, Campbell went 6-3-1. Not quite sure how Campbell was "top goalie by a mile." Better? Probably, but not by a mile.
Jooris had more points (116 to 114 on 26g 90a) however Carey set the CCHL goal scoring record last year (previously held by Darren Haydar).
Looking at the stats, 4 goalies split the load of the 56 games. Iles and Campbell both had much better numbers out of the 4, and both were very comparable. GAA was 2.29 to 2.21, save% was .918 to .917, respectively. The biggest difference is in record, where Iles went 10-4-0, Campbell went 6-3-1. Not quite sure how Campbell was "top goalie by a mile." Better? Probably, but not by a mile.
Jooris had more points (116 to 114 on 26g 90a) however Carey set the CCHL goal scoring record last year (previously held by Darren Haydar).
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If you look at Campbells resume, it's not hard to say he was the top goalie on the U18s last year and that it's not close. It's not to say Illes isn't talented as the stats you list are pretty similar, but Campbell's international experience and success speaks for itself.
If you look at Campbells resume, it's not hard to say he was the top goalie on the U18s last year and that it's not close. It's not to say Illes isn't talented as the stats you list are pretty similar, but Campbell's international experience and success speaks for itself.
hockeyplayer1015
Capt
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I'm not doubting or saying that holds no water, however their numbers were very, very even last year, and that has to count for something, whether that means Iles could have performed as well as Campbell did in the international competitions, we'll never know. Iles will put up excellent numbers at Cornell, partially due to the system they play.
I'm not doubting or saying that holds no water, however their numbers were very, very even last year, and that has to count for something, whether that means Iles could have performed as well as Campbell did in the international competitions, we'll never know. Iles will put up excellent numbers at Cornell, partially due to the system they play.
jcarter7669
Registered User
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Alex Vazzano Vermont
Alex Vazzano Vermont
owslachief
occupe toi de tes oignons
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Dangerous question to answer as a Spartan follower ... seems that over the last few seasons those who have "flown under the radar" have contributed, while those in the spotlight have disappointed. Tropp finally put it all together last year, but Rowe (undrafted) may have been the better complete player. Leveille (1st round) has never found his potential.
This year we have no marquee names coming in, unless you consider family ties to a Chelios. Others were big-time scorers at the junior level (Lee Reimer in AJHL and Greg Wolfe in USHL).
It's difficult to get a read on our freshman goalie Yanakeff unless you saw him play at 100% - which was rare last season.
If I had to put money on this I would guess that Wolfe will find success as a freshman this year for MSU. He's got 2 years of Tier 1 experience coming in, wore a 'C' last year and had a good second half in 2009/10 - including 10 points in 8 playoff games for Omaha.
Dangerous question to answer as a Spartan follower ... seems that over the last few seasons those who have "flown under the radar" have contributed, while those in the spotlight have disappointed. Tropp finally put it all together last year, but Rowe (undrafted) may have been the better complete player. Leveille (1st round) has never found his potential.
This year we have no marquee names coming in, unless you consider family ties to a Chelios. Others were big-time scorers at the junior level (Lee Reimer in AJHL and Greg Wolfe in USHL).
It's difficult to get a read on our freshman goalie Yanakeff unless you saw him play at 100% - which was rare last season.
If I had to put money on this I would guess that Wolfe will find success as a freshman this year for MSU. He's got 2 years of Tier 1 experience coming in, wore a 'C' last year and had a good second half in 2009/10 - including 10 points in 8 playoff games for Omaha.
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had a good first half as well
quick and a sniper, excellant penalty killer. played for years with Krug and coached very well, gets the game
had a good first half as well
quick and a sniper, excellant penalty killer. played for years with Krug and coached very well, gets the game
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numbers have nothing to do with it. Campbell played in eevry big game. They might have had 40 goalies floating around but he was always number 1.
Led world u-18's in save pct, over 96%, GA, .83 and was vioted top goalie.
stopped 81 of 82 shots in last 3 games, Canada, Finland and Sweden, had 2 shutouts and beat Sweden in finals 3-1, stopping 33 of 34
Played 6 games, Isles played in 1 vs Belarus
It was not a 1A and 1B
Isles is good and will get better but is not ready as a 1 at Cornell.
numbers have nothing to do with it. Campbell played in eevry big game. They might have had 40 goalies floating around but he was always number 1.
Led world u-18's in save pct, over 96%, GA, .83 and was vioted top goalie.
stopped 81 of 82 shots in last 3 games, Canada, Finland and Sweden, had 2 shutouts and beat Sweden in finals 3-1, stopping 33 of 34
Played 6 games, Isles played in 1 vs Belarus
It was not a 1A and 1B
Isles is good and will get better but is not ready as a 1 at Cornell.