Hopkins Royals freshman forward Travis Boyd and Edina Hornets sophomore defenseman Matt VanVoorhis have committed to playing for the United States National Team Development Program (USNTDP) Under 17 team in 2009-2010.
Boyd led the Royals this past season with 51 points, 26 goals and 25 assists, in 26 games.
VanVoorhis played in 27 games for the Hornets in 2008-2009 where he scored two goals, one in the state tournament, and recorded nine assists.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
NHL Central Scouting's Final Rankings | Minnesota High School Players
NHL Central Scouting released their final rankings for 2009. There are a total of 210 players in those rankings. There were 13 Minnesota high school players selected (not counting Shattuck-St. Mary's).
Here are the Minnesota high school players that found themselves on that list:
Round 1
22. Zach Budish (RW) - Edina Hornets | Committed to the University of Minnesota
Budish did not play a game during the 2008-2009 regular season due to a knee injury (torn ACL) received during football season in the fall. He still received the highest accolades from NHL Central Scouting for being the best Minnesota high school player available.
24. Nick Leddy (D) - Eden Prairie Eagles | Committed to the University of Minnesota
2009 Minnesota Mr. Hockey Nick Leddy led the Eden Prairie Eagles to their first ever Minnesota high school hockey state championship in March. Leddy finished the season with 12 goals, 33 assists, and a +40 plus/minus in 31 games played.
Round 2
35. Ben Hanowski (RW/LW) - Little Falls Flyers | Committed to St. Cloud State Univ.
Hanowski finished his senior season in style by breaking the all-time career scoring record and the all-time goal-scoring record in 2008-2009. Hanowski surpassed the career record previously held by Johnny Pohl (Red Wing). Pohl had 378 career points. Hanowski finished with 405 career points. Hanowski broke Dave Spehar's (Duluth East) career goal-scoring record of 171 goals on February 5th, 2009 against the very same St. Cloud Apollo team. He finished with 196 career goals. Hanowski help lead the Flyers to a third place finish in the Minnesota State Class A Tournament.
53. Danny Mattson (C/LW) - Academy of Holy Angels Stars | Committed to UND
Mattson finished the year for the Stars with 25 total goals and 52 assists.
Round 3
82. Nick Oliver (C/LW) - Roseau Rams | Committed to St. Cloud State University
Oliver had to overcome a collarbone injury at the beginning of the 2008-2009 season, missing several games, but he was able to finish the season physically healthy. He played in eight regular season games and the team's three playoff games. He finished with five goals and 11 assists in the 11 games he played.
Round 4
114. Tyler Lapic (C/LW) - New Prague Trojans | Committed to University of Wisconsin
Lapic finished with 25 goals and 45 assists in 27 games played in 2008-2009.
118. Anders Lee (C) - Edina Hornets | Committed to the University of Notre Dame
Lee, the high school football quarterback & hockey phenom, compiled 20 goals and 46 assists in 25 games played during the regular season. In the Section 2AA playoffs, in three games, he compiled four goals and five assists in leading the Hornets to the Class AA state tournament. At state, he scored one goal and assisted on eight others in three games in helping the Hornets to a fifth place finish.
Round 5
125. Berkley Scott (C/LW) - Anoka Tornadoes | Not committed
Scott finished his high school career scoring 17 goals and 15 assists in 28 games for a Anoka team that was unusually down in 2008-2009. After the season ended for Anoka in a Section 7AA quarterfinal loss in late February, Scott went straight to junior hockey and the Tri-City Storm in the United State Hockey League. He played 12 games for the Storm scoring no goals, two assists with a -4 plus/minus.
138. Dan DeLisle (C/LW) - Totino-Grace Eagles | Committed to Minnesota-Duluth
DeLisle, the 6'4" 222 lbs UMD recruit, finished with 32 goals and 24 assists in 27 games for Totino-Grace in 2008-2009.
144. Max Tardy (C) - Duluth East Greyhounds | Committed to Minnesota-Duluth
Tardy finished the 2008-2009 season with 35 goals and 25 assists in 30 games and led the Duluth East Greyhounds to Class AA state tournament berth.
Round 6
160. Charlie Taft (RW) - Edina Hornets | Not committed
Taft is the highest ranked and ONLY underclassmen on the list. The Hornets junior compiled 17 goals and eight assists in 29 games this past high school season.
163. Nate Schmidt (D) - St. Cloud Cathedral Crusaders | Committed to U of Minnesota
Schmidt led the Crusaders to a fourth place finish at the Minnesota Class A State Tournament. In my opinion, he had of the greatest moves of the tournament against Mahtomedi. He sped through center ice with the puck, into the Zephyrs zone, split two defenders and, while falling down, zipped the puck past the goaltender. The senior defenseman finished the season with 25 goals and 29 assists in 31 games.
Round 7
181. Marshall Everson (LW) - Edina Hornets | Committed to Harvard University
Everson, the fourth Edina Hornet on the list, was also a major factor in the Hornets successful season. He finished with an overall total of 49 goals and 33 assists in 2008-2009. He scored seven goals in the state tournament and seven more in the Section 2AA playoffs.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
High School Hockey to Dirt Track Racing
Three senior Minnesota high school hockey players turned in their skates once the season was over and exchanged them for wheels.
Blaine senior defensemen and twins, Clayton (#14W) & Jay Wagamon, race their WISSOTA Midwest Modifieds primarily at their home track, Princeton Speedway, in Princeton, MN. Princeton Speedway's season opener is Friday, April 24th. Last Saturday, Clayton started the season early and headed down to Deer Creek Speedway in Spring Valley, MN. Out of 36 Midwest Modifieds, Clayton finished 14th in the A-Main. He started 20th.
The Blaine Bengals finished third in the Minnesota Class AA State Tournament defeating Cretin-Derham Hall of St. Paul, MN, 3-1. The team finished with a 26-4-1 record. Clayton scored two goals in the tournament. For the season, Clayton finished with 5 goals, 8 assists for 13 points in 31 games played. Twin brother Jay finished with 1 goal, 3 assists for 4 points in 27 games played.
Rochester Mayo senior goaltender, Jordan Yaggy, did well at stopping a speeding puck from getting by him into the net during the winter. This summer, Yaggy will showcase his own version of speed behind the wheel of his #77 WISSOTA Late Model. Late Models are arguably the premier class in dirt track racing. He too started the season early at Deer Creek Speedway last Saturday. He started 22nd out of 24 cars that night and finished 16th.
Yaggy raced Slingshots in 2008 at Deer Creek Speedway. It is no small jump going from racing Slingshots with those ranging in ages from 6 years old on up (including older adults) to the big guns in the WISSOTA Late Models.
Yaggy's hockey team, the Rochester Mayo Spartans, finished as runners-up in the Class AA, Section 1 tournament. They lost to Rochester Century, 7-3, in the championship game. On the year, Yaggy finished with 17 wins, 9 losses, a 3.06 goals against average, a .886 save percentage, and he had three shutouts.
If you know of any other varsity high school hockey players that are now racing on dirt this spring/summer, please email me. You can find out more on the Minnesota dirt track racing scene at Dirt Warriors.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
2009 Ted Brill Minnesota Great 8 All-Star Festival Results | Sunday, April 5th, 2009
Sunday, April 5th
Championship
Section 7AA/7A 3, Section 2AA/2A 2 OT |GS|
:: 7AA/7A: Chris Westin (Virginia/MIB) GWG, 1 assist, Aaron Jamnick (Hibbing) 2a
:: 7AA/7A: Jace Baldwin (International Falls) & Pat Mahoney (Duluth Marshall) 1g ea
:: 7AA/7A: Al McLean (Dul East), Aaron Wiczek (Andover), CJ Pullar (Elk River) 1a ea
:: 7AA/7A: Paul Moberg (Forest Lake) (27M) 18 saves of 20 shots
:: 7AA/7A: Matt Cooper (Duluth East) (34:11M) 22 saves of 23 shots
:: 2AA/2A: Nick Brunette (Blake School) & Dusty Peterson (Richfield) 1 goal each
:: 2AA/2A: Zach Otts (St. Michael-Albertville) 2 assists
:: 2AA/2A: Zach May (Burnsville) & Andy Pearson (Burnsville) 1 assist each
:: 2AA/2A: John Gabos (Orono) (27M) 19 saves of 19 shots
:: 2AA/2A: Casey O'Connor (Bloomington Jefferson) (34:11M) 15 Saves of 17 shot
:: 7AA/7A: Chris Westin scored the game-winning goal at 7:11 of the first overtime
Third Place
Section 1AA/1A 4, Section 6AA/6A 1 |GS|
:: 1AA/1A: Tyler Voigt (Rochester Lourdes) 2 goals
:: 1AA/1A: Schyler Adams (New Prague) & Tyler Prihoda (Albert Lea) 1 goal each
:: 1AA/1A: Blake Schammel (Red Wing) & Jordan Prescher-Smerud (Albert Lea) 2a ea
:: 1AA/1A: Bryan Mitchell (Red Wing) & Tom Alexander (Rochester Mayo) 1a each
:: 1AA/1A: Jordan Yaggy (Rochester Mayo) (27M) 11 saves of 11 shots
:: 1AA/1A: Eric Wobschall (Owatonna) (27M) 13 saves of 14 shots
:: 6AA/6A: Trevor Ness (Wadena-DC) 1 goal, Gregg Malmgren (Robb Armstrong) 1a
:: 6AA/6A: Michael Sperl (Little Falls) 30 saves of 34 shots
Fifth Place
Section 5AA/5A 5, Section 8AA/8A 2 |GS|
:: 5AA/5A: Joe Schmitz (Centennial) 2 goals
:: 5AA/5A: Ryan Brockway (Blaine) & Codie Hotchkin (Duluth Denfeld) 1g, 2a each
:: 5AA/5A: Dan Anderson (Moose Lake) 1 goal
:: 5AA/5A: Zac Frischmon (Blaine), Josh Gross (Maple Grove) 1 assist each
:: 5AA/5A: Beau Jacobson (Sauk Rapids-Rice), Dave Mylrea (Champlin Park) 1a each
:: 5AA/5A: Ben Tessier (Hermantown) (27M) 10 saves of 10 shots
:: 5AA/5A: Matt Messina (Duluth Denfeld) (27M) 11 saves of 13 shots
:: 8AA/8A: Erik Mattson (Roseau) & Cole Meyer (Buffalo) 1 goal each
:: 8AA/8A: Ian Cochrane (Moorhead) & Alex Altenbernd (Moorhead) 1 assist each
:: 8AA/8A: Macauley Useldinger (East Grand Forks) 1 assist
:: 8AA/8A: Matt Grove (Crookston) (27M) 10 saves of 13 shots
:: 8AA/8A: Jason Goldsmith (Warroad) (27M) 13 saves of 15 shots
Seventh Place
Section 3AA/3A 3, Section 4AA/4A 2 |GS|
:: 3AA/3A: Riley Bengston (Hutchinson) & Mitch Cowger (Hutchinson) 1g, 1a each
:: 3AA/3A: Tony Pittman (Woodbury) 1 goal
:: 3AA/3A: Michael Friedman (Eastview) & Tony Markstrom (Eagan) 1 assist each
:: 3AA/3A: Ben Walsh (Cretin-Derham Hall) (27M) 8 saves of 9 shots
:: 3AA/3A: Trent Caspar (Eagan) (27M) 16 saves of 17 shots
:: 4AA/4A: Joe Effinger (Roseville) & Josh Bevers (Spring Lake Park) 1 goal each
:: 4AA/4A: Ben Podobinski (27M) 20 saves of 23 shots
:: 4AA/4A: Tyler Olson (27M) 15 saves of 15 shots
NHL: 2008-2009 Minnesota Player List
2008-2009 Minnesota Players in the National Hockey League
If I missed someone, please let me know. It is very possible that I did.
Note: I normally do not add Shattuck-St. Mary's info on this site. Shattuck-St. Mary's is a prep school in Faribault, MN and is not part of the Minnesota State High School League. This site is normally reserved for those players that played, at least one year, of Minnesota State High School League sanctioned high school hockey. I am making an exception for players in the National Hockey League.
Cloquet's Jamie Langenbrunner scores the game-winning goal for New Jersey against Buffalo
Former Cloquet/Esko/Carlton Lumberjack Jamie Langenbrunner scored what ended up becoming the game-winning goal for the New Jersey Devils in their 3-2 win over the Buffalo Sabres in Buffalo. Langenbrunner's goal gave the Devils a 3-0 lead in the second period. The Sabres rally fell short in third period. Langenbrunner earned the number one star for his efforts.
Langenbrunner scored two goals and had an assist the day before in the Devil's 5-4 overtime win against Tampa Bay.
The Devils are 19-4 when Langenbrunner scores at least one goal.
Here is Langenbrunner's goal from Saturday against Buffalo:
Langenbrunner scored two goals and had an assist the day before in the Devil's 5-4 overtime win against Tampa Bay.
The Devils are 19-4 when Langenbrunner scores at least one goal.
Here is Langenbrunner's goal from Saturday against Buffalo:
Breck School's Blake Wheeler clinches the East for the Boston Bruins
Former Breck School and University of Minnesota forward Blake Wheeler scored the only goal in the Boston Bruins 1-0 win over the New York Rangers on Saturday in the National Hockey League. The win clinched the Eastern Conference title for the B's.
Here is Blake Wheeler's goal:
Here is Blake Wheeler's goal:
Saturday, April 4, 2009
2009 Ted Brill Minnesota Great 8 All-Star Festival Results | Saturday, April 4th, 2009
Saturday, April 4th
Section 2AA/2A 5, Section 1AA/1A 4 |GS|
:: 2AA/2A: Blake Doerring (Blake School) 2 goals|GWG, Zach May (Burnsville) 2g, 1a
:: 2AA/2A: Riley Horgan (Mound-Westonka) & Andy Pearson (Burnsville) 2 assists ea
:: 2AA/2A: Brenden Hamrick (Holy Family Catholic) 1 goal
:: 2AA/2A: Dusty Peterson (Richfield) & Tom Kessler (St. Michael-Albertville) 1a each
:: 2AA/2A: John Gabos (Orono) (27M) 11 saves of 13 shots
:: 2AA/2A: Casey O'Connor (Bloomington Jefferson) (27M) 17 saves of 19 shots
:: 1AA/1A: Tyler Lapic (New Prague) 1g, 1a, Schyler Adams (New Prague) 2 assists
:: 1AA/1A: Rick Weber (Roch Mayo) & Tom Alexander (Roch Mayo) 1 goal each
:: 1AA/1A: Pete Spratte (Roch Lourdes) 1 goal, Tyler Voigt (Roch Lourdes) 1 assist
:: 1AA/1A: Blake Schammel (Red Wing), Tyler Prihoda (Albert Lea) 1 assist each
:: 1AA/1A: Andrew Bruggeman (Albert Lea) 1 assist
:: 1AA/1A: Jordan Yaggy (Rochester Mayo) (27M) 20 saves of 23 shots
:: 1AA/1A: Eric Wobschall (Owatonna) (27M) 18 saves of 20 shots
Semifinal
Section 7AA/7A 4, Section 6AA/6A 3 |GS|
:: 7AA/7A: Jesse Orttel (Cambridge-Isanti) GWG, Pat Mahoney (Dul Marshall) 2g, 1a
:: 7AA/7A: Aaron Jamnick (Hibbing/Chis) 3 assists, Al McLean (Duluth East) 2 assists
:: 7AA/7A: Chris Westin (Virginia/MIB) 1 goal
:: 7AA/7A: Aaron Wiczek (Andover) & Ryan Hanegmon (Hibbing/Chis) 1 assist each
:: 7AA/7A: Matt Cooper (Duluth East) (27M) 6 saves of 9 shots
:: 7AA/7A: Paul Moberg (Forest Lake) (27M) 13 saves of 13 shots
:: 6AA/6A: Dustin Christen (St. Cloud Apollo) 1g, 1a, Peter Lindblad (Morris/B) 2a
:: 6AA/6A: Tyler Resch (Alexandria) & Jordan Hoffman (Eden Prairie) 1 goal each
:: 6AA/6A: Izaak Berglund (Little Falls) & Tom Plotkin (Hopkins) 1 assist each
:: 6AA/6A: Gregg Malmgren (Robbinsdale Armstrong) 1 assist
:: 6AA/6A: Michael Sperl (Little Falls) 21 Saves
Consolation Semifinal
Section 5AA/5A 7, Section 3AA/3A 4 |GS|
:: 5AA/5A: Luke Bayer (Blaine) Hat Trick, Codie Hotchkin (Duluth Denfeld) 1g, 3a
:: 5AA/5A: Matt Blomquist (Blaine) 1g, 1a, Zac Frischmon 3 assists
:: 5AA/5A: Grant Huttel (Hermantown) & Robert Erickson (Coon Rapids) 1g each
:: 5AA/5A: Dan Anderson (Moose Lake) & Tyler Pitlick (Centennial) 2 assists each
:: 5AA/5A: Ben Tessier (Hermantown) (27M) 5 saves of 6 shots
:: 5AA/5A: Matt Messina (Duluth Denfeld) (27M) 3 saves of 6 shots
:: 3AA/3A: Tony Markstrom (Eagan) 2 goals, Kyle Reinarts (New Ulm) 1 goal, 1 assist
:: 3AA/3A: Mitch Cowger (Hutchinson) 1 goal, Michael Friedman (Eastview) 1 assist
:: 3AA/3A: Ryne Hanson (Marshall) & Ben McClellan (Cretin-Derham Hall) 1 assist ea
:: 3AA/3A: Ben Walsh (Cretin-Derham Hall) (27M) 15 saves of 17 shots
:: 3AA/3A: Trent Caspar (Eagan) (27M) 14 saves of 19 shots
Consolation Semifinal
Section 8AA/8A 7, Section 4AA/4A 4 |GS|
:: 8AA/8A: Alex Altenbernd (Moorhead) 5 goals|Pure 4 goals
:: 8AA/8A: Dane Shaugabay (Warroad) 1 goals, 1 assist, Trent Johnson (Moorhead) 1g
:: 8AA/8A: Mike Koenig (Roseau) & Lucas Dillon (Thief River Falls) 2 assists each
:: 8AA/8A: Tyler Aandal (Thief River Falls) & Kent Peterson (Thief River Falls) 1a ea
:: 8AA/8A: Jason Goldsmith (Warroad) (27M) 15 saves of 18 shots
:: 8AA/8A: Matt Grove (Crookston) (27M) 7 saves of 8 shots
:: 4AA/4A: Ryan Miller (South St. Paul) & Kevin Sienko (St. Thomas Academy) 1g ea
:: 4AA/4A: Dan DeLisle (Totino-Grace) & Mike Anderson (St. Paul Saints) 1 goal each
:: 4AA/4A: Tyler Olson (Totino-Grace) (27M) 19 saves of 20 shots
:: 4AA/4A: Ben Podobinski (Roseville) (27M) 14 saves of 20 shots
Friday, April 3, 2009
2009 Ted Brill Minnesota Great 8 All-Star Festival Results | Friday, April 3th, 2009
Friday, April 3rdQuarterfinal
Section 1AA/1A 7, Section 3AA/3A 2 |GS|
:: 1AA/1A: Tyler Voigt (Rochester Lourdes) & Schyler Adams (New Prague) 2g, 1a ea
:: 1AA/1A: Blake Schammel (Red Wing) 1g, 1a, Andrew Bruggeman (Mankato West) 2a
:: 1AA/1A: Alex Whitney (Rochester Mayo) & Tyler Prihoda (Albert Lea) 1 goal each
:: 1AA/1A: Cory Frautschi (Lakeville South) & Bryan Mitchell (Red Wing) 1 assist each
:: 1AA/1A: Rick Weber (Rochester Mayo) & Tyler Lapic (New Prague) 1 assist each
:: 1AA/1A: Jordan Yaggy (Rochester Mayo) 18 saves of 20 shots
:: 3AA/3A: Ben McClellan (Cretin-Derham Hall) 2 goals
:: 3AA/3A: Riley Bengston (Hutchinson) 2 assists, Mitch Cowger (Hutchinson) 1 assist
:: 3AA/3A: Ben Walsh (Cretin-Derham Hall) 38 saves of 45 shots
Quarterfinal
Section 2AA/2A 9, Section 5AA/5A 5 |GS|
:: 2AA/2A: Andy Pearson (Burnsville) 4 goals, 1 assist, Zach May (Burnsville) 1g, 6a
:: 2AA/2A: Riley Horgan (Mound-Westonka) 1g, 2a, Dusty Peterson (Richfield) 1g, 1a
:: 2AA/2A: Ben Persian (Orono) & Joe Rehkamp (Breck School) 1 goal each
:: 2AA/2A: Blake Doerring (Blake School) 2 assists, Tom Kessler (STMA) 1 assist
:: 2AA/2A: Casey O'Connor 19 saves of 24 shots
:: 5AA/5A: Zac Frischmon (Blaine) 1g, 2a, Codie Hotchkin (Duluth Denfeld) 1g, 1a
:: 5AA/5A: Ryan Brockway (Blaine) & Willie Hess (Centennial) 2 assists each
:: 5AA/5A: Joe Nessler (STMA), Luke Bayer (Blaine), Tyler Pitlick (Centennial) 1g ea
:: 5AA/5A: Matt Messina (Duluth Denfeld) 26 saves of 35 shots
Quarterfinal
Section 6AA/6A 6, Section 8AA/8A 4 |GS|
:: 6AA/6A: Taylor Wolfe (Eden Prairie) 2 goals
:: 6AA/6A: Pat Duda (Benilde-SM) & Gregg Malmgren (Robb Armstrong) 1g, 1a each
:: 6AA/6A: Tom Fallen (Robb Armstrong) & Dustin Christen (St. Cloud Apollo) 1g each
:: 6AA/6A: Izaak Berglund (Little Falls) 2 assists, Jake Morgen (Robb Cooper) 1 assist
:: 6AA/6A: Michael Sperl (Little Falls) 36 Saves
:: 8AA/8A: Kent Peterson (Thief River Falls) 2 goals, Alex Altenbernd (Moorhead) 2a
:: 8AA/8A: Zach Blaisdell (Buffalo) & Macauley Useldinger (East Grand Forks) 1g each
:: 8AA/8A: Jason Strand (Moorhead) & Mike Koenig (Roseau) 1 assist each
:: 8AA/8A: Trent Johnson (Moorhead) 1 assist
:: 8AA/8A: Jason Goldsmith 21 saves of 27 shots
Quarterfinal
Section 7AA/7A 6, Section 4AA/4A 3 |GS|
:: 7AA/7A: Pat Mahoney (Duluth Marshall) 2g, 2a, Aaron Jamnick (Hibbing) 1g, 3a
:: 7AA/7A: Chris Westin (Virginia/MIB) 1g, 2a, Al McLean (Duluth East) 2 assists
:: 7AA/7A: Aaron Wiczek (Andover) & Ryan Hanegmon (Hibbing) 1 goal each
:: 7AA/7A: Matt Cooper (Duluth East) 20 saves of 23 shots
:: 4AA/4A: Dan DeLisle (Totino-Grace) 2 goals, Ryan Miller (South St. Paul) 1 goal
:: 4AA/4A: Brent Putney (White Bear Lake) & Tanner Henrickson (SP Johnson) 1a ea
:: 4AA/4A: Tyler Olson (Totino-Grace) 34 saves of 40 shots
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Final 2009 Rankings | April 1st, 2009
Class AA Rankings
2. Edina (2AA) 26-5-0
3. Blaine (5AA) 26-4-1
4. Bloomington Jefferson (2AA) 26-2-0
5. Duluth East (7AA) 24-5-1
6. Minnetonka (6AA) 20-8-0
7. Moorhead (8AA) 17-10-3
8. Centennial (5AA) 18-5-4
9. Maple Grove (5AA) 20-4-3
10. Acad of Holy Angels (2AA) 21-5-1
11. Hill-Murray (4AA) 18-9-1
12. Benilde-St. M's (6AA) 21-7-0
13. Cretin-Derham Hall (3AA) 20-7-1
14. Elk River/Zimmerman (7AA) 17-10-1
15. Roseau (8AA) 15-10-3
16. Wayzata (6AA) 17-9-1
17. Burnsville (2AA) 14-11-2
18. White Bear Lake (4AA) 14-11-2
19. Hopkins (6AA) 15-10-1
20. Woodbury (3AA) 21-4-2
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Class A Rankings
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2008-2009 Rankings
04/01/09
1. Breck School (2A) 27-3-1
2. Warroad (8A) 28-3-0
3. Little Falls (6A) 30-1-0
4. St. Cloud Cathedral (5A) 26-4-1
5. Mahtomedi (4A) 20-8-2
6. St. Thomas Academy (4A) 21-5-2
7. Hermantown (5A) 24-4-0
8. Alexandria (6A) 22-5-1
9. Rochester Lourdes (1A) 22-8-0
10. South St. Paul (4A) 18-6-3
11. Virginia/MI-Buhl (7A) 23-7-0
12. Thief River Falls (8A) 21-5-2
13. Red Wing (1A) 20-8-0
14. Hibbing/Chisholm (7A) 16-10-1
15. International Falls (7A) 17-8-2
16. New Prague (1A) 18-9-0
17. Hutchinson (3A) 20-9-1
18. Duluth Marshall (7A) 15-11-1
19. Totino-Grace (4A) 17-8-3
20. Mound-Westonka (2A) 16-11-0
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2008-2009 Rankings
04/01/09
2. Edina (2AA) 26-5-0
3. Blaine (5AA) 26-4-1
4. Bloomington Jefferson (2AA) 26-2-0
5. Duluth East (7AA) 24-5-1
6. Minnetonka (6AA) 20-8-0
7. Moorhead (8AA) 17-10-3
8. Centennial (5AA) 18-5-4
9. Maple Grove (5AA) 20-4-3
10. Acad of Holy Angels (2AA) 21-5-1
11. Hill-Murray (4AA) 18-9-1
12. Benilde-St. M's (6AA) 21-7-0
13. Cretin-Derham Hall (3AA) 20-7-1
14. Elk River/Zimmerman (7AA) 17-10-1
15. Roseau (8AA) 15-10-3
16. Wayzata (6AA) 17-9-1
17. Burnsville (2AA) 14-11-2
18. White Bear Lake (4AA) 14-11-2
19. Hopkins (6AA) 15-10-1
20. Woodbury (3AA) 21-4-2
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Class A Rankings
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2008-2009 Rankings
04/01/09
1. Breck School (2A) 27-3-1
2. Warroad (8A) 28-3-0
3. Little Falls (6A) 30-1-0
4. St. Cloud Cathedral (5A) 26-4-1
5. Mahtomedi (4A) 20-8-2
6. St. Thomas Academy (4A) 21-5-2
7. Hermantown (5A) 24-4-0
8. Alexandria (6A) 22-5-1
9. Rochester Lourdes (1A) 22-8-0
10. South St. Paul (4A) 18-6-3
11. Virginia/MI-Buhl (7A) 23-7-0
12. Thief River Falls (8A) 21-5-2
13. Red Wing (1A) 20-8-0
14. Hibbing/Chisholm (7A) 16-10-1
15. International Falls (7A) 17-8-2
16. New Prague (1A) 18-9-0
17. Hutchinson (3A) 20-9-1
18. Duluth Marshall (7A) 15-11-1
19. Totino-Grace (4A) 17-8-3
20. Mound-Westonka (2A) 16-11-0
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