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Ted Brill Minnesota 'Great 8' High School All-Star Festival | April 3rd - April 5th, 2009

The 28th Annual Ted Brill Minnesota Great '8' High School All-Star Festival will be held at Wakota Arena in South St. Paul from April 3rd through April 5th.

Bracket

Here is the schedule for the three-day event:

Friday, April 3rd | Wakota Arena
Quarterfinals
Top Bracket
Game 1: Section 3AA/3A vs. Section 1AA/1A, 6:00 PM | Rink 1
Game 2: Section 2AA/2A vs. Section 5AA/5A, 6:30 PM | Rink 2
Lower Bracket
Game 3: Section 6AA/6A vs. Section 8AA/8A, 8:30 PM | Rink 1
Game 4: Section 4AA/4A vs. Section 7AA/7A, 9:00 PM | Rink 2

Saturday, April 4th | Wakota Arena
Semifinals
Game 5: Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2, 1:00 PM | Rink 1
Game 6: Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4, 3:30 PM | Rink 1
Consolation Semifinals
Game 7: Loser of Game 1 vs. Loser of Game 2, 12:30 PM | Rink 2
Game 8: Loser of Game 3 vs. Loser of Game 4, 3:00 PM | Rink 2

Sunday, April 5th | Wakota Arena
Championship
Winner of Game 5 vs. Winner of Game 6, 2:30 PM | Rink 1
Third Place Game
Loser of Game 5 vs. Loser of Game 6, 12:00 PM | Rink 1
Fifth Place/Consolation Game
Winner of Game 7 vs. Winner of Game 8, 2:00 PM | Rink 2
Seventh Place Game
Loser of Game 7 vs. Loser of Game 8, 11:30 AM | Rink 2

To read more about the Festival, here is their brochure.

I will add rosters with the players stats from this past high school season. I most likely will have the rosters up late on Thursday. Here are the rosters in a PDF file per MinnesotaHockey.org.

Road to the Frozen Four: Former Minnesota players in the dance

Here are the opening round matchups for the NCAA Division I Men's Hockey Tournament, the road to the Frozen Four. Included is a list of the Minnesota players on each team with their stats. I've included a few players that played for Shattuck-St. Mary's, who are not a part of the MSHSL and do not play for a state championship. I also included one player, Jarod Palmer from Fridley, MN, who did not play high school hockey. Palmer played for the USNDTP (United States National Development Training Program). Also, I've included players that are on the roster but have not played in any games this season. I did not dig in far enough to find out why.

Interactive Bracket from the NCAA/CBS College Sports

Top Bracket

First Round

Boston University (31-6-4) vs. Ohio State University (23-14-4)
03/28/09 (Sat) | 4:30 PM Central | Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, NH
:: BU: Chris Connolly (Fr) (F) - Duluth Marshall | 41 gms, 9g, 18a, 27pts, +8, 6 PIM
:: OSU: Dustin Carlson (So) (G) - Forest Lake | 21-11-3, 2.40 GAA, .920 Save %
:: On ESPN2|ESPN360

University of North Dakota (24-14-4) vs. Univ. of New Hampshire (19-12-5)
03/28/09 (Sat) | 1:00 PM Central | Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, NH
:: UND: Chris VandeVelde (Jr) (F) - Moorhead | 42 gms, 16g, 17a, 33pts, +12, 22 PIM
:: UND: Joe Finley (Sr) (D) - Edina | 26 gms, 2g, 8a, 10pts, +6, 23 PIM
:: UND: Ben Blood (Fr) (D) - Shattuck-St. Mary's | 30 gms, 0g, 1a, 1pt, +10, 6 PIM
:: UNH: Danny Vranek (So) (F) - Eden Prairie | 4 gms, 0g, 1a, 1pt, 0, 0 PIM
:: On ESPN2|ESPN360

University of Vermont (20-11-5) vs. Yale University (24-7-2)
03/27/09 (Fri) | 5:30 PM Central | Bridgeport Arena, Bridgeport, CT
:: UV: Justin Milo (So) (F) - Shattuck-St. Mary's | 36 gms, 11g, 12a, 23pts, +4, 18 PIM
:: UV: Corey Carlson (Sr) (F) - Two Harbors, Greenway | 36 gms, 6g, 11a, 17pts, +3, 22 PIM
:: UV: Kyle Medvec (So) (D) - Burnsville | 36 gms, 2g, 9a, 11pts, +10, 40 PIM
:: YU: Nick Jaskowiak (Fr) (D) - Benilde-SM's | 28 gms, 2g, 6a, 8 pts, Unk, 22 PIM
:: On ESPNU

Air Force Academy (27-10-2) vs. University of Michigan (29-11-0)
03/27/09 (Fri) | 2:00 PM Central | Bridgeport Arena, Bridgeport, CT
:: AFA: Josh Frider (Sr) (F) - Moorhead | 32 gms, 14g, 17a, 31pts, +17, 41 PIM
:: AFA: Greg Flynn (Sr) (D) - Centennial | 32 gms, 5g, 26a, 31pts, +20, 41 PIM
:: AFA: Brent Olson (Sr) (F) - LOW | 32 gms, 7g, 27a, 34pts, +16, 68 PIM
:: AFA: Scott Kozlak (So) (F) - Duluth Marshall | 32 gms, 3g, 9a, 12pts, +4, 26 PIM
:: AFA: Tim Kirby (Fr) (D) - Austin | 32 gms, 2g, 6a, 8pts, +7, 27 PIM
:: AFA: Brett Nylander (Jr) (F) - LOW | 27 gms, 3g, 2a, 5pts, +2, 22 PIM
:: AFA: Matt Becker (Jr) (F) - Moorhead | 1 gm, 0g, 0a, 0pts, 0, 0 PIM
:: AFA: Tim Krystosek (So) (G) - Maple Grove | No stats
:: AFA: Brandon Johnson (Jr) (F) - LOW | No stats
:: UM: No Minnesota players on the team
:: On ESPNU
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Bottom Bracket

First Round

University of Denver (23-11-5) vs. Miami (OH) University (20-12-5)
03/27/09 (Fri) | 4:30 PM Central | Mariucci Arena, Minneapolis, MN
:: DU: Brian Gifford (Jr) (F) - Moorhead | 39 gms, 4g, 8a, 12pts, +4, 40 PIM
:: DU: Brandon Vossberg (Jr) (F) - Cretin-DH | 28 gms, 4g, 2a, 6pts, +10, 39 PIM
:: DU: John Lee (Fr) (D) - Moorhead | 38 gms, 0g, 5a, 5pts, +4, 38 PIM
:: DU: Joey Brehm (So) (D) - Edina | No stats
:: MU: Jarod Palmer (Jr) (F) - Fridley/USNTDP | 37 gms, 8g, 18a, 26pts, -4, 32 PIM
:: MU: Brian Kaufman (Sr) (F) - Hill-Murray | 37 gms, 10g, 11a, 21 pts, +7, 52 PIM
:: On ESPN2|ESPN360

Univ. of Minnesota-Duluth (21-12-8) vs. Princeton University (22-11-1)
03/27/09 (Fri) | 8:00 PM Central | Mariucci Arena, Minneapolis, MN
:: UMD: Alex Stalock (Jr) (G) - South St. Paul | 40 gms, 20-12-8, 2.10 gaa, .926 %
:: UMD: Josh Meyers (Sr) (D) - Alexandria | 41 gms, 10g, 18a, 28pts, Unk, 40 PIM
:: UMD: Jack Connolly (Fr) (F) - Dul Marshall | 41 gms, 9g, 19a, 28pts, Unk, 43 PIM
:: UMD: Jordan Fulton (Jr) (F) - Breck | 40 gms, 12g, 5a, 17pts, Unk, 58 PIM
:: UMD: Michael Gergen (Sr) (F) - Shattuck-SMs | 40 gms, 9g, 8a, 17pts, Unk, 40 PIM
:: UMD: Drew Akins (Jr) (C) - Minnetonka | 41 gms, 5g, 9a, 14pts, Unk, 80 PIM
:: UMD: Nick Kemp (Sr) (F) - Hermantown | 41 gms, 5g, 6a, 11pts, Unk, 24 PIM
:: UMD: Andrew Carroll (Sr) (F) - Roseville | 41 gms, 4g, 7a, 11pts, Unk, 36 PIM
:: UMD: Mike Montgomery (So) (W/D) - Centennial | 40 gms, 2g, 8a, 10pts, Unk, 20 PIM
:: UMD: Matt Greer (Sr) (F) - White Bear Lake | 38 gms, 5g, 2a, 7 pts, Unk, 28 PIM
:: UMD: Trent Palm (Jr) (D) - Shattuck-SMs | 28 gms, 0g, 6a, 6pts, Unk, 6 PIM
:: UMD: Chad Huttel (So) (D) - Hermantown | 25 gms, 0g, 4a, 4pts, Unk, 42 PIM
:: UMD: Kyle Schmidt (So) (F) - Hermantown | 29 gms, 2g, 1a, 3pts, Unk, 4 PIM
:: UMD: Jay Cascalenda (Sr) (D) - Hill-Murray | 40 gms, 0g, 3a, 3pts, Unk, 38 PIM
:: UMD: Scott Kishel (Fr) (D) - Virginia/MIB | 12 gms, 0g, 2a, 2pts, Unk, 2 PIM
:: UMD: Rob Bordson (So) (C) - Dul Marshall | 15 gms, 0g, 0a, 0pts, Unk, 6 PIM
:: UMD: Brady Hjelle (Fr) (G) - International Falls | 2 gms, 1-0-0, 2.50 gaa, .941 %
:: UMD: David Grun (Fr) (F) - White Bear Lake | No stats
:: PU: Matt Godlewski (So) (D) - Elk River | 29 gms, 4g, 11a, 15pts, +12, 12 PIM
:: PU: Mike Kramer (So) (F) - St. Paul Como Park | 32 gms, 3g, 9a, 12pts, +1, 4 PIM
:: On ESPN2|ESPN360

Northeastern University (25-11-4) vs. Cornell University (21-9-4)
03/28/09 (Sat) | 3:00 PM Central | Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI
:: NU: Matt Lipinski (Fr) (F) - Faribault | 1 gm, 0g, 0a, 0pts, -1, 0 PIM
:: CU: Troy Davenport (Sr) (G) - Simley | No stats
:: On ESPNU

Bemidji State University (18-15-1) vs. University of Notre Dame (31-5-3)
03/28/09 (Sat) | 6:30 PM Central | Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI
:: BSU: Shea Walters (Fr) (F) - Hibbing/Ch | 31 gms, 4g, 10a, 14pts, -4, 8 PIM
:: BSU: Ben Kinne (Fr) (F) - Cretin-DH | 34 gms, 7g, 6a, 13pts, +4, 14 PIM
:: BSU: Chris Peluso (Jr) (D) - Brainerd | 33 gms, 0g, 13a, 13pts, +2, 32 PIM
:: BSU: Travis Winter (Sr) (F) - S.C. Tech | 30 gms, 6g, 1a, 7pts, -10, 29 PIM
:: BSU: Chris McKelvie (Jr) (F) - Irondale | 34 gms, 2g, 4a, 6pts, +3, 34 PIM
:: BSU: Tyler Lehrke (Jr) (F) - Park Rapids | 28 gms, 2g, 3a, 5pts, -5, 23 PIM
:: BSU: Ryan Cramer (So) (F) - International Falls | 29 gms, 2g, 1a, 3pts, -1, 18 PIM
:: BSU: Kyle Hardwick (Jr) (D) - Warroad | 24 gms, 0g, 0a, 0pts, -4, 10 PIM
:: NDU: Ryan Thang (Jr) (F) - Edina | 32 gms, 10g, 9a, 19pts, +9, 17 PIM
:: NDU: Garrett Regan (Sr) (F) - Hill-Murray | 39 gms, 7g, 11a, 18pts, +12, 8 PIM
:: NDU: Ryan Guentzel (So) (F) - Hill-Murray | 39 gms, 4g, 6a, 10pts, +8, 20 PIM
:: NDU: Brian Brooke (So) (G) - Eden Prairie | No stats
:: On ESPN Classic says the bracket?? - probably on ESPNU??

St. Thomas Academy Cadets: 2007-2008 Champions | Tracking down the players that moved on

Here is an update on some of the players of the 2007-2008 Minnesota Class A state championship team, the St. Thomas Academy Cadets:

Ryan Walters | Forward | 2007-2008 State All-Tournament Team selection
Des Moines Buccaneers | USHL (Junior Hockey A Tier I)
53 games | 16 goals, 24 assists, 40 points | -27 plus/minus | 80 PIM
Note: Walter left after his sophomore season at St. Thomas Academy to play in the USHL. He has verbally committed to play for the University of Minnesota after the USHL.

James Saintey | Forward | 2007-2008 State All-Tournament Team selection
Fairbanks Ice Dogs | NAHL (Junior Hockey A Tier II)
48 games | 11 goals, 17 assists, 28 points | +14 plus/minus | 38 PIM
He is on the same team as former St. Thomas Academy teammate Jon Schreiner and Joe Phillippi of the 2007-2008 Class AA State Champions Hill-Murray Pioneers. The Ice Dogs have clinched the West Division of the NAHL.

Jon Schreiner | Defenseman | 2007-2008 State All-Tournament Team selection
Fairbanks Ice Dogs | NAHL (Junior Hockey A Tier II)
51 games | 5 goals, 10 assists, 15 points | +27 plus/minus | 69 PIM
Note: He is on the same team as former St. Thomas Academy teammate James Saintey and Joe Phillippi of the 2007-2008 Class AA State Champions Hill-Murray Pioneers. The Ice Dogs have clinched the West Division of the NAHL.

Alex Riveness | Forward
Tulsa Rampage | WSHL (Junior Hockey A Tier III)
51 games | 26 goals, 23 assists, 49 points | 6 game-winning goals | 35 PIM

Conor Rooney | Forward
St. John's University Johnnies | MIAC - NCAA Division III
21 games | 2 goals, 3 assists, 5 points | -3 plus/minus | 12 PIM

Foley Schmidt | Defenseman
Note: Schmidt is playing football for Dartmouth as a kicker in the Ivy League. As a Dartmouth freshman in 2008-2009, he kicked 9 of 13 field goals and 12 of 13 extra points. Click on his name to see his profile on the Dartmouth website.

Marc Haverkamp | Forward
Note: Haverkamp is playing football for the St. John's Johnnies as a linebacker in the MIAC. Click on his name to see his football profile on the St. John's website.

Other 2007-2008 seniors with no information:

Ryan Stepan | Defenseman
Tony Mergens | Defenseman
Erick Peterson | Forward

Hill-Murray Pioneers: 2007-2008 State Class AA Champions | Where are the seniors (and some juniors) now?

Here is an update on some of the seniors, and a few juniors, that played on the 2007-2008 state championship team for the Hill-Murray Pioneers:

Joe Phillippi | Goaltender | 07-08 State All-Tournament Team selection
2008 Herb Brooks Award Winner
Fairbanks Ice Dogs | NAHL (Junior Hockey A Tier II)
13 wins, 2 losses, 3 ties | 3 SO | 2.06 gaa | .937 saves %
Note: The Ice Dogs have clinched the West Division of the NAHL.

Ryan Furne | Forward | 2007-2008 State All-Tournament Team selection
Green Bay Gamblers | USHL (Junior Hockey A Tier I)
52 games | 18 goals, 21 assists, 39 points | +16 plus/minus | 49 PIM
Note: Green Bay has clinched a playoff spot and are tied for first place in the East Division with the Indiana Ice. The Gamblers are 35-14-4 on the season.

Dan Sova | Defenseman | 2007-2008 State All-Tournament Team selection
Waterloo Black Hawks | USHL (Junior Hockey A Tier I)
50 games | 2 goals, 23 assists, 25 points | +16 plus/minus | 92 PIM
Note: Waterloo has also clinched a playoff spot and they are three points behind Green Bay and Indiana. The Black Hawks are 34-17-3.

Dan Cecka | Forward | 2007-2008 State All-Tournament Team selection
Owatonna Express | NAHL (Junior Hockey A Tier II)
24 games | 15 goals, 15 assists, 30 points | +10 plus/minus | 35 PIM
Note: Cecka started the season playing with the Indiana Ice where he played 13 games and accumulated three goals and one assist for four points, a -1 plus/minus, and four penalty minutes.

The Owatonna Express (29-23-4) have clinched a playoff spot and are in third place in the Central Division.

Bo Dolan | Defenseman
Current team: Tri-City Storm | USHL (Junior Hockey A Tier I)
32 games | 3 goals, 5 assists, 8 points | -22 plus/minus | 45 PIM
Sioux Falls Stampede | USHL (Junior Hockey A Tier I)
18 games | 1 goal, 1 assist, 2 points | +4 | 17 PIM

Andy Singerhouse | Forward
Note: He played for the Okotoks Oilers in the Albert Junior Hockey League up until early December and then moved back to Wisconsin according to a report I found on the web. In 37 games, Singerhouse scored seven goals and nine assists for 16 points with a zero plus/minus and 36 penalty minutes.

Isaac Kohls | Forward
Tri-City Storm | USHL
20 games | 0 goals, 4 assists, 4 points | -6 plus/minus | 2 PIM
Note: Kohls was a part of the 2008-2009 Hill-Murray team too but was one of the four from the varsity roster that were removed from the team in January 2009.

Paul Prescott | Defenseman
Note: Prescott, like Kohls, was one of the players that were removed from the 2008-2009 varsity roster for Hill-Murray. He had played three games for Alexandria of the NAHL in January and once in early February. No other information was available.

Other 2007-2008 seniors with no information:

Delaney "Lou" Metcalf | Forward
Dave Cascalenda | Forward
Jeff Sonntag | Forward

Why not Ben Hanowski?

After hearing the Mr. Hockey Award announcement on Sunday, I was not surprised with the news that Eden Prairie's Nick Leddy had won. He was fantastic in the state tournament and he was a major reason why the Eagles won their first ever hockey state championship in 2009. He is going to be fun to watch in college when he steps on the ice for the University of Minnesota.

However, over the last couple of days, my conscience has been constantly interrupting and asking .... why didn't Ben Hanowski receive the award?

I've read and heard about how awards are not typically given to Class A players because, they say, the competition level is not as high as it is at the top of Class AA. Well, that is evidently true because, if you look at the Mr. Hockey recipient list from 1985 until 2009, I only counted seven out of the 25 players that received the award that would be considered from Class A schools today. In the last 10 years, only one, Gino Guyer from Greenway, was selected as Mr. Hockey. Before Guyer, the last Class A winner was Johnny Pohl. It was Johnny Pohl's high school career scoring record that Ben Hanowski broke this year. Hanowski also broke the career goal scoring record held by another Mr. Hockey, Dave Spehar. These are two records that may never be broken again. Hanowski led Little Falls to a 28-0-0 regular season and a third place finish in the Class A state tournament. Yet, Hanowski will not be on the list shared by Pohl and Spehar. Pohl and Spehar both led their teams to state championships. Hanowski did not. Was that the final determination in choosing the 2009 Mr. Hockey?

I think it is a shame that Ben Hanowski will not be on that list. Yes, it is true that Hanowski should be remembered as a high school hockey legend for the records that he broke in 2009. But, will he be remembered the same as a Johnny Pohl or a Dave Spehar? Pohl, Spehar, and Leddy all have three things in common. All three were Mr. Hockey award winners, they were/are about to become Minnesota Gophers, and they led their teams to a state championship. Do I think it is a 'Gopher Love' conspiracy? No. Not really. Maybe? If Hanowski would have been a Gopher recruit, do you think he would have received more or less Twin Cities Metro area media coverage? Does giving the award to Nick Leddy over Ben Hanowski, a St. Cloud State University recruit, improve the marketability of the University of Minnesota?

Chew on this. In 25 years of the Mr. Hockey Award, 22 out of the 25 recipients were either from the Twin Cities Metro area or played or will be playing for the University of Minnesota. Only Brian Lee (Moorhead & U of North Dakota) in 2005 and Kris Miller (Greenway & U of Minnesota-Duluth) in 1987 were neither. George Pelawa (1986) of Bemidji was to play for the University of North Dakota but was tragically killed in a car accident over Labor Day weekend in 1986.

I do not believe the selection of Nick Leddy was unjustified or undeserved. It was justified. He was deserving. But, at the same time, I think it is unjust that Ben Hanowski is not on the same list with the two players whose records he broke in 2009.

Mr Hockey 2009: Nick Leddy - Eden Prairie Eagles

Defenseman Nick Leddy of Eden Prairie was selected as the 25th recipient of the annual Minnesota state high school Mr. Hockey Award on Sunday, March 15th.

Leddy, a Minnesota Golden Gophers recruit, led the Eden Prairie Eagles to their first ever high school hockey state championship. In 31 games, Leddy compiled 12 goals and 33 assists for 45 total points. He also had a plus/minus of plus-40 on the season.

There is no doubt that Leddy is an outstanding hockey player and deserving of the award. His performance at the state tournament alone showcased his talent.

2008-2009 Breck School Mustangs Final Statistics

Breck School Mustangs
27-3-1
2008-2009 Class A State Champions
Head Coach: Les Larson

Final Statistics

#	Player	YIS	Pos		GP	G	A	Pts	PIM	GWG
21	Joe Rehkamp	12	F		30	24	45	69	18	5
23	Tyson Fulton	11	F		31	28	36	64	18	5
8	Mike Morin	11	F		31	27	20	47	20	3
9	Riley Borer	11	F		30	22	15	37	28	3
6	Reid Herd	12	D		31	10	23	33	20	1
17	Chase Nystedt	11	F		30	9	21	30	20	1
3	Mike Mooney	11	D		30	9	18	27	24	2
7	Ben Gislason	11	D		31	3	17	20	32	0
19	Nate Traina	9	F		31	8	10	18	20	0
10	Cameron Born	11	F		28	10	7	17	46	2
26	Wes Iverson	9	?		25	9	7	16	32	1
24	Austin Rudnick	9	D		31	5	10	15	41	0
25	David Crowe	11	D		30	4	10	14	14	2
22	Brenden Yates	11	F		31	7	5	12	24	1
18	Charlie Borer	11	F		21	3	6	11	10	0
4	Joe Zeidler	11	D		31	1	8	9	18	0
20	Shayne Ciernia	10	D		30	1	4	5	4	1
27	David Zosel	10	F		20	1	3	4	8	0
15	Jake McCormick	11	F		28	2	1	3	2	0
39	John Russell	11	G		19	0	2	2	0	0
5	Andrew Headrick	??	F		14	0	1	1	0	0
1	Max McCormick	10	G		6	0	0	0	2	0
29	Max Oppenheimer	??	?		2	0	0	0	0	0

Goaltenders

#	Player	YIS	Pos		GP	MIN	W-L-T	SO	GAA	SV	SV%
39	John Russell	11	G		25	1290:37	21-3-1	5	1.62	574	.933
1	Max McCormick	10	G		6	306:00	6-0-0	4	0.50	53	.946

2008-2009 Eden Prairie Eagles Final Statistics

Eden Prairie Eagles
28-3-0
2008-2009 Class AA State Champions
Head Coach: Lee Smith

Final Statistics

#	Player	YIS	Pos		GP	G	A	Pts	+/-	PIM
7	Kyle Rau	10	C		31	27	27	54	+33	10
3	Nick Leddy	12	D		31	12	33	45	+40	26
9	Mitch Rogge	11	W		31	17	27	44	+28	16
8	Taylor Wolfe	12	W		31	20	23	43	+32	32
26	Mike Erickson	11	W		30	15	21	36	+16	10
17	Dan Molenaar	10	D		31	11	15	26	+21	16
22	Joe McQuillan	12	W		31	12	13	25	+14	10
32	Jordan Hoffman	12	C		31	8	17	25	+19	12
21	Jack McCartan	10	W		31	6	16	22	+10	6
6	Matson Gravelle	12	W		31	4	18	22	+15	12
25	David Rath	10	C		31	15	5	20	+15	14
27	Chase Loken	11	D		30	4	13	17	+9	20
10	Curt Rau	10	D		31	2	11	13	+35	18
18	Corey Willey	12	D		28	1	7	8	+9	2
5	Mark Rath	10	W		30	3	2	5	+3	2
12	Des Shavlik	10	C		31	2	3	5	+4	2
28	Luc Gerdes	10	W		31	2	3	5	+3	0
36	Nick Seeler	10	D		23	0	2	2	+10	6
15	Joe Kerker	??	?		17	1	0	1	-2	2
30	Matt Halloran	11	G		13	0	1	1	0	0
29	Andrew Ford	10	G		12	0	0	0	0	0
4	Jimmy Stewart	11	D		8	0	0	0	0	0
24	Ben Boldenow	??	?		8	0	0	0	-3	0

Goaltenders

#	Player	YIS	Pos		GP	MIN	W-L-T	SO	GAA	SV	SV%
29	Andrew Ford	10	G		17	882:40	16-1-0	2	1.39	385	.938
30	Matt Halloran	11	G		14	715:04	12-2-0	1	2.28	273	.883