USA Hockey revealed its roster for the 2007 Deutschland Cup, which will take place from Nov. 8-11, in Hannover, Germany. Several former -- and one current -- WCHA players will participate.
Most of the players on the 2007 United States Men’s Select Team are currently playing in professional leagues in Europe. Of the WCHA players listed, only Mike Carman -- who is a sophomore at Minnesota but ineligible to play for the Gophers until the second semester -- currently plays in the U.S.
Click here to view the full roster.
Goalies
Adam Hauser - Minnesota
Defensemen
Nick Angell - Minnesota
Andrew Canzanello - Colorado College
Brett Hauer - Minnesota Duluth
Andy Hedlund - Minnesota State
Lee Sweatt - Colorado College
Forwards
Mike Carman - Minnesota
Bryan Lundbohm - North Dakota
David Lundbohm - North Dakota
Tim Stapleton - Minnesota Duluth
Landon Wilson - North Dakota
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Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
U.S. NTDP Under-18 Team versus St. Cloud State
The WCHA Blog made the trek up to the National Hockey Center in St. Cloud to watch the U.S. NTDP Under-18 Team take on the St. Cloud State Huskies in exhibition play on Sunday night. Below you'll find some video snippets of the five players on the team that are committed to play for WCHA teams.
This first video features UW recruit Nick Pryor. For some reason I accidentally focused the video on his defensive parter Steve West, an Ohio State recruit. You can still see Pryor play in this video though; just look for No. 22, who is playing left defense.
The other videos are of UND recruit Danny Kristo, and of the three Gopher recruits (Grant Scott, Jordan Schroeder, and Sam Lofquist).
As I noted when I posted video of the Upper Midwest High School Elite League, I'm not a professional when it comes to this type of thing and short video clips aren't the best way to view a player's game, but it's better than nothing.
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
2007 U.S. Junior Select Team named
USA Hockey has announced the 21-player roster and coaching staff for its 2007 U.S. Junior Select Team. The team will compete at the 2007 World Junior A Challenge from Nov. 5-11 in Trail and Nelson, B. C.
Team members that are commited to play at a WCHA school are in bold. The team they are playing for during the 2007-08 regular season is noted after the player's name, and the WCHA school they are commited to play for is in parenthesis.
Goalies
Brady Hjelle - Cedar Rapids / USHL (Minnesota Duluth)
Josh Robinson - Sioux City / USHL
Defensemen
Ben Blood - Des Moines / USHL (North Dakota)
John Carlson - Indiana / USHL
Seth Helgeson - Sioux City / USHL (Minnesota)
Tyler Kieffer - Lincoln / USHL (St. Cloud State)
Blake Kessel - Waterloo / USHL
John Lee - Waterloo / USHL (Denver)
Max Nicastro - Chicago / USHL
Forwards
Barry Almeida - Omaha / USHL
Mike Cichy - Tri-City / USHL (North Dakota)
Jack Connolly - Sioux Falls / USHL (Minnesota Duluth)
Nick Dineen - Sioux Falls / USHL (Colorado College)
Jarred Festler - Lincoln / USHL (St. Cloud State)
Keegan Flaherty - Green Bay / USHL
Tim Hall - Ohio / USHL (Colorado College)
Jimmy Hayes - U.S. NTDP U-18 Team
Nick Larson - Waterloo / USHL
Drew LeBlanc - Chicago / USHL (St. Cloud State)
Nico Sacchetti - Omaha / USHL (Minnesota)
Craig Smith - Waterloo / USHL (Wisconsin)
Team members that are commited to play at a WCHA school are in bold. The team they are playing for during the 2007-08 regular season is noted after the player's name, and the WCHA school they are commited to play for is in parenthesis.
Goalies
Brady Hjelle - Cedar Rapids / USHL (Minnesota Duluth)
Josh Robinson - Sioux City / USHL
Defensemen
Ben Blood - Des Moines / USHL (North Dakota)
John Carlson - Indiana / USHL
Seth Helgeson - Sioux City / USHL (Minnesota)
Tyler Kieffer - Lincoln / USHL (St. Cloud State)
Blake Kessel - Waterloo / USHL
John Lee - Waterloo / USHL (Denver)
Max Nicastro - Chicago / USHL
Forwards
Barry Almeida - Omaha / USHL
Mike Cichy - Tri-City / USHL (North Dakota)
Jack Connolly - Sioux Falls / USHL (Minnesota Duluth)
Nick Dineen - Sioux Falls / USHL (Colorado College)
Jarred Festler - Lincoln / USHL (St. Cloud State)
Keegan Flaherty - Green Bay / USHL
Tim Hall - Ohio / USHL (Colorado College)
Jimmy Hayes - U.S. NTDP U-18 Team
Nick Larson - Waterloo / USHL
Drew LeBlanc - Chicago / USHL (St. Cloud State)
Nico Sacchetti - Omaha / USHL (Minnesota)
Craig Smith - Waterloo / USHL (Wisconsin)
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
NTDP U-18 takes on UM, SCSU this weekend
The U.S. National Under-18 Team comes to Minnesota this weekend to take on the University of Minnesota on Saturday night and St. Cloud State on Sunday night. This is another good chance for WCHA fans to see several high-end kids play against top-notch competition before they play in the NCAA.
This year, there are fewer kids on the U-18 team that are committed to play in the WCHA than in year's past. Defenseman Sam Lofquist (Minnesota - 2008), forward Grant Scott (Minnesota - 2008), and Nick Pryor (Wisconsin - 2009), forward Jordan Schroeder (Minnesota - 2008), and forward Danny Kristo (North Dakota - 2008) are the WCHA-bound players on the team.
Two weekends ago in Colorado, Minnesota recruit Aaron Ness, who is currently a junior at Roseau High School, joined the team for the weekend. No word yet on if Ness will play in more games with the U-18 team, but it obviously wouldn't be too tough to make the drive down from northern Minnesota to partake in this weekend's games.
Some players to keep an eye on aside from the aforementioned kids are Vinny Saponari, a forward who recently committed to Boston University and was rumored to be interested in Wisconsin; forward Robbie Czarnik, who is a Michigan recruit and was probably the best player I saw on the ice when the team played in Blaine, Minn. at the NAHL Showcase back in September; and Jimmy Hayes, a 6'4", 205 lb. forward who is committed to Boston College.
Patrick Gaul (Notre Dame) recruit stood out to me at the Select 17 festival this past summer in St. Cloud. Defenseman David Warsofsky, who is a BU recruit, is also a fun player to watch.
This year, there are fewer kids on the U-18 team that are committed to play in the WCHA than in year's past. Defenseman Sam Lofquist (Minnesota - 2008), forward Grant Scott (Minnesota - 2008), and Nick Pryor (Wisconsin - 2009), forward Jordan Schroeder (Minnesota - 2008), and forward Danny Kristo (North Dakota - 2008) are the WCHA-bound players on the team.
Two weekends ago in Colorado, Minnesota recruit Aaron Ness, who is currently a junior at Roseau High School, joined the team for the weekend. No word yet on if Ness will play in more games with the U-18 team, but it obviously wouldn't be too tough to make the drive down from northern Minnesota to partake in this weekend's games.
Some players to keep an eye on aside from the aforementioned kids are Vinny Saponari, a forward who recently committed to Boston University and was rumored to be interested in Wisconsin; forward Robbie Czarnik, who is a Michigan recruit and was probably the best player I saw on the ice when the team played in Blaine, Minn. at the NAHL Showcase back in September; and Jimmy Hayes, a 6'4", 205 lb. forward who is committed to Boston College.
Patrick Gaul (Notre Dame) recruit stood out to me at the Select 17 festival this past summer in St. Cloud. Defenseman David Warsofsky, who is a BU recruit, is also a fun player to watch.
Friday, September 14, 2007
Terry Frei article on U.S. hockey player development
Denver Post columnist and ESPN.com contributor Terry Frei wrote a great article talking about the increased number of options that American-born hockey players have today, thanks in large part to USA Hockey's National Team Development Program, which has of course produced several WCHA players over the years.
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Team USA takes fifth
Team USA defeated the Czech Republic today by a score of 6-5 in a shootout to earn fifth place at the 2007 Under-18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka. Minnesota recruit Aaron Ness and Wisconsin recruit Jordy Murray each had two assists in the win. Murray also scored the winning goal in the shootout. Minnesota Duluth recruit Brady Hjelle came in to relieve Aaron Crandall, who allowed four first period goals. Hjelle stopped 24 of 25 shots the rest of the way, and was a perfect three for three in the shootout.
2007-08 U-18 NTDP roster and schedule released
The 2007-08 U.S. National Team Development Program's Under 18 team released its roster and schedule for the upcoming season.
Players in bold have already committed to a WCHA school.
Roster
Goalies
35 Joe Cannata
30 Michael Clemente
1 Nick Maricic
Defensemen
5 Ryan Grimshaw
24 Ryan Hegarty
28 Sam Lofquist (Minnesota)
3 Sean Lorenz
4 Joe Marciano
22 Nick Pryor (Wisconsin)
2 David Warsofsky
17 Steven West
Forwards
16 Kelen Corkum
7 Robbie Czarrik
19 Justin Florek
6 Patrick Gaul
12 Jimmy Hayes
8 Danny Kristo (North Dakota)
26 Kevin McCarey
21 Colin Moore
10 Colin Reddin
27 Vinny Saponari
9 Jordan Schroeder (Minnesota)
20 Grant Scott (Minnesota)
14 David Wohlberg
Click here to view the full schedule. Games at or near WCHA cities include:
9/19 Texas Tornado -- Blaine, Minn. (Super Rink)
9/20 Fairbanks Ice Dogs -- Blaine, Minn. (Super Rink)
9/21 Topeka RoadRunners -- Blaine, Minn. (Super Rink)
9/22 Southern Minnesota Express --Blaine, Minn. (Super Rink)
10/26 University of Minnesota -- Minneapolis, Minn.
10/27 St. Cloud State University -- St. Cloud, Minn.
12/14 University of Minnesota-Duluth -- Duluth, Minn.
12/15 University of Wisconsin Superior -- Superior, Wis.
Players in bold have already committed to a WCHA school.
Roster
Goalies
35 Joe Cannata
30 Michael Clemente
1 Nick Maricic
Defensemen
5 Ryan Grimshaw
24 Ryan Hegarty
28 Sam Lofquist (Minnesota)
3 Sean Lorenz
4 Joe Marciano
22 Nick Pryor (Wisconsin)
2 David Warsofsky
17 Steven West
Forwards
16 Kelen Corkum
7 Robbie Czarrik
19 Justin Florek
6 Patrick Gaul
12 Jimmy Hayes
8 Danny Kristo (North Dakota)
26 Kevin McCarey
21 Colin Moore
10 Colin Reddin
27 Vinny Saponari
9 Jordan Schroeder (Minnesota)
20 Grant Scott (Minnesota)
14 David Wohlberg
Click here to view the full schedule. Games at or near WCHA cities include:
9/19 Texas Tornado -- Blaine, Minn. (Super Rink)
9/20 Fairbanks Ice Dogs -- Blaine, Minn. (Super Rink)
9/21 Topeka RoadRunners -- Blaine, Minn. (Super Rink)
9/22 Southern Minnesota Express --Blaine, Minn. (Super Rink)
10/26 University of Minnesota -- Minneapolis, Minn.
10/27 St. Cloud State University -- St. Cloud, Minn.
12/14 University of Minnesota-Duluth -- Duluth, Minn.
12/15 University of Wisconsin Superior -- Superior, Wis.
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Team USA defeats Slovakia 5-3
After losing their first two games in the 2007 Under-18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka, Team USA bounced back today to defeat Slovakia by a 5-3 score. From a WCHA perspective, Denver recruit Nate Dewhurst scored two goals for the U.S., with Minnesota recruit Aaron Ness chipping in a goal as well. North Dakota recruit Mike Cichy and Wisconsin recruit Jake Gardiner had assists. UMD recruit Brady Hjelle got the win in goal for the U.S.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
USA 2007 National Junior Evaluation Camp recap from Hockey's Future
Hockey's Future recently published a recap of last week's festivities in Lake Placid, N.Y., where USA Hockey held their 2007 National Junior Evaluation Camp. Click here to read the article.
Monday, August 13, 2007
Ivan Hlinka Memorial set to begin on Tuesday
The 2007 Under-18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka tournament is set to being on Tuesday, August 14. Both Team USA and Team Canada feature future WCHA players. Team USA features seven players that are currently committed to play at various WCHA schools. To view those players, click here. To view the entire Team USA roster, click here.
In terms of Team Canada, David Toews -- the younger brother of former North Dakota star Jonathan Toews -- is the only future WCHA player on its roster. He will join UND in the fall of 2008. Click here to view Team Canada's roster.
Future Badger Štěpán Novotný, who currently plays with the younger Toews at Shattuck-St. Mary's in Fairbault, Minn., is a member of the Czech Republic.
Click here to view the entire tournament schedule. The bronze and gold medal games will be on Saturday, August 18.
Team USA Schedule:
In terms of Team Canada, David Toews -- the younger brother of former North Dakota star Jonathan Toews -- is the only future WCHA player on its roster. He will join UND in the fall of 2008. Click here to view Team Canada's roster.
Future Badger Štěpán Novotný, who currently plays with the younger Toews at Shattuck-St. Mary's in Fairbault, Minn., is a member of the Czech Republic.
Click here to view the entire tournament schedule. The bronze and gold medal games will be on Saturday, August 18.
Team USA Schedule:
Aug. 14 USA vs. Russia 9:00 a.m. (EST)
Aug. 15 USA vs. Finland 9:00 a.m. (EST)
Aug. 16 USA vs. Slovakia 1:00 p.m. (EST)
Saturday, August 11, 2007
National Junior Evaluation Camp final stats
For skaters, the format is as follows: Name, Goals, Assists, Total Points. I should note that these stats include all games, including the USA Team Blue vs. USA Team White games they played for the first two days of the camp.
Patrick Kane - 6-4-10
Kyle Okposo - 4-6-10
Rhett Rakhshani - 5-5-10
Kevin Montgomery - 2-5-7
Tyler Ruegsegger - 2-5-7
Mark Arcobello - 4-2-6
Doug Rogers - 2-4-6
Ben Smith - 1-5-6
Jonathon Blum - 3-2-5
Mike Carman - 2-3-5
Aaron Palushaj - 3-2-5
Colin Wilson - 3-2-5
Jordan Schroeder - 1-3-4
Kevin Shattenkirk - 1-3-4
Chris Summers - 1-3-4
James vanRiemsdyk - 3-1-4
Patrick White - 1-3-4
Blake Geoffrion - 1-2-3
Trent Palm - 2-1-3
Luke Popko - 0-3-3
Ben Ryan - 2-1-3
Eric Tangradi - 1-2-3
T.J. Brennan - 2-0-2
Ian Cole - 0-2-2
Brian Day - 1-1-2
Cade Fairchild - 1-1-2
Jamie McBain - 0-2-2
Max Pacioretty - 0-2-2
Mike Ratchuk - 1-1-2
Tony Romano - 1-1-2
Matt Rust - 2-0-2
David Fischer - 0-1-1
Ryan Flynn - 1-0-1
T.J. Galiardi - 0-1-1
Jimmy Hayes - 1-0-1
Ryan McDonagh - 0-1-1
Kevin Quick - 0-1-1
Teddy Ruth - 0-1-1
Bob Sanguinetti - 1-0-1
Brian Strait - 0-1-0
For goalies, the format is as follows: Name, Shots Faced, Saves Made, Save Percentage
John Unice - 59-53-.898
Jeremy Smith - 89-79-.888
Kent Patterson - 66-57-.864
Joe Palmer - 79-68-.861
Thomas McCollum - 36-29-.806
Patrick Kane - 6-4-10
Kyle Okposo - 4-6-10
Rhett Rakhshani - 5-5-10
Kevin Montgomery - 2-5-7
Tyler Ruegsegger - 2-5-7
Mark Arcobello - 4-2-6
Doug Rogers - 2-4-6
Ben Smith - 1-5-6
Jonathon Blum - 3-2-5
Mike Carman - 2-3-5
Aaron Palushaj - 3-2-5
Colin Wilson - 3-2-5
Jordan Schroeder - 1-3-4
Kevin Shattenkirk - 1-3-4
Chris Summers - 1-3-4
James vanRiemsdyk - 3-1-4
Patrick White - 1-3-4
Blake Geoffrion - 1-2-3
Trent Palm - 2-1-3
Luke Popko - 0-3-3
Ben Ryan - 2-1-3
Eric Tangradi - 1-2-3
T.J. Brennan - 2-0-2
Ian Cole - 0-2-2
Brian Day - 1-1-2
Cade Fairchild - 1-1-2
Jamie McBain - 0-2-2
Max Pacioretty - 0-2-2
Mike Ratchuk - 1-1-2
Tony Romano - 1-1-2
Matt Rust - 2-0-2
David Fischer - 0-1-1
Ryan Flynn - 1-0-1
T.J. Galiardi - 0-1-1
Jimmy Hayes - 1-0-1
Ryan McDonagh - 0-1-1
Kevin Quick - 0-1-1
Teddy Ruth - 0-1-1
Bob Sanguinetti - 1-0-1
Brian Strait - 0-1-0
For goalies, the format is as follows: Name, Shots Faced, Saves Made, Save Percentage
John Unice - 59-53-.898
Jeremy Smith - 89-79-.888
Kent Patterson - 66-57-.864
Joe Palmer - 79-68-.861
Thomas McCollum - 36-29-.806
Friday, August 10, 2007
National Junior Evaluation Camp stats after Day 5
For skaters, the format is as follows: Name, Goals, Assists, Total Points
Kyle Okposo - 4-5-9
Patrick Kane - 6-2-8
Rhett Rakhshani - 4-3-7
Doug Rogers - 2-4-6
Tyler Ruegsegger - 1-5-6
Mark Arcobello - 3-2-5
Jonathon Blum - 3-2-5
Mike Carman - 2-3-5
Colin Wilson - 3-2-5
Kevin Montgomery - 0-4-4
Kevin Shattenkirk - 1-3-4
Ben Smith - 0-4-4
Chris Summers - 1-3-4
James vanRiemsdyk - 3-1-4
Patrick White - 1-3-4
Blake Geoffrion - 1-2-3
Trent Palm - 2-1-3
Aaron Palushaj - 2-1-3
Jordan Schroeder - 1-2-3
T.J. Brennan - 2-0-2
Cade Fairchild - 1-1-2
Jamie McBain - 0-2-2
Max Pacioretty - 0-2-2
Mike Ratchuk - 1-1-2
Ben Ryan - 2-0-2
Eric Tangradi - 1-1-2
Ian Cole - 0-1-1
Brian Day - 0-1-1
David Fischer - 0-1-1
Ryan Flynn - 1-0-1
T.J. Galiardi - 0-1-1
Jimmy Hayes - 1-0-1
Ryan McDonagh - 0-1-1
Luke Popko - 0-1-1
Kevin Quick - 0-1-1
Tony Romano - 1-0-1
Matt Rust - 1-0-1
Teddy Ruth - 0-1-1
Brian Strait - 0-1-1
Bob Sanguinetti - 0-0-0
For goalies, the format is as follows: Name, Shots Faced, Saves Made, Save Percentage
John Unice - 45-41-.911
Jeremy Smith - 80-71-.888
Joe Palmer - 71-61-.859
Kent Patterson - 53-45-.849
Thomas McCollum - 36-29-.806
Kyle Okposo - 4-5-9
Patrick Kane - 6-2-8
Rhett Rakhshani - 4-3-7
Doug Rogers - 2-4-6
Tyler Ruegsegger - 1-5-6
Mark Arcobello - 3-2-5
Jonathon Blum - 3-2-5
Mike Carman - 2-3-5
Colin Wilson - 3-2-5
Kevin Montgomery - 0-4-4
Kevin Shattenkirk - 1-3-4
Ben Smith - 0-4-4
Chris Summers - 1-3-4
James vanRiemsdyk - 3-1-4
Patrick White - 1-3-4
Blake Geoffrion - 1-2-3
Trent Palm - 2-1-3
Aaron Palushaj - 2-1-3
Jordan Schroeder - 1-2-3
T.J. Brennan - 2-0-2
Cade Fairchild - 1-1-2
Jamie McBain - 0-2-2
Max Pacioretty - 0-2-2
Mike Ratchuk - 1-1-2
Ben Ryan - 2-0-2
Eric Tangradi - 1-1-2
Ian Cole - 0-1-1
Brian Day - 0-1-1
David Fischer - 0-1-1
Ryan Flynn - 1-0-1
T.J. Galiardi - 0-1-1
Jimmy Hayes - 1-0-1
Ryan McDonagh - 0-1-1
Luke Popko - 0-1-1
Kevin Quick - 0-1-1
Tony Romano - 1-0-1
Matt Rust - 1-0-1
Teddy Ruth - 0-1-1
Brian Strait - 0-1-1
Bob Sanguinetti - 0-0-0
For goalies, the format is as follows: Name, Shots Faced, Saves Made, Save Percentage
John Unice - 45-41-.911
Jeremy Smith - 80-71-.888
Joe Palmer - 71-61-.859
Kent Patterson - 53-45-.849
Thomas McCollum - 36-29-.806
Thursday, August 9, 2007
National Junior Evaluation Camp stats after Day 4
For skaters, the format is as follows: Name, Goals, Assists, Total Points
Patrick Kane - 6-1-7
Kyle Okposo - 3-3-6
Rhett Rakhshani - 3-2-5
Doug Rogers - 1-3-4
Tyler Ruegsegger - 0-4-4
Patrick White - 1-3-4
Kevin Montgomery - 0-4-4
Chris Summers - 1-3-4
Mike Carman - 2-1-3
Blake Geoffrion - 1-2-3
Aaron Palushaj - 2-1-3
Colin Wilson - 2-1-3
Jonathon Blum - 2-1-3
Kevin Shattenkirk - 1-2-3
Mark Arcobello - 2-0-2
Jordan Schroeder - 0-2-2
Ben Smith - 0-2-2
Eric Tangradi - 1-1-2
James vanRiemsdyk - 2-0-2
Jamie McBain - 0-2-2
Trent Palm - 1-1-2
Mike Ratchuk - 1-1-2
Brian Day - 0-1-1
Ryan Flynn - 1-0-1
T.J. Galiardi - 0-1-1
Jimmy Hayes - 1-0-1
Max Pacioretty - 0-1-1
Luke Popko - 0-1-1
Tony Romano - 1-0-1
Matt Rust - 1-0-1
Ben Ryan - 1-0-1
T.J. Brennan - 1-0-1
Cade Fairchild - 0-1-1
David Fischer - 0-1-1
Ryan McDonagh - 0-1-1
Kevin Quick - 0-1-1
Teddy Ruth - 0-1-1
Brian Strait - 0-1-1
Ian Cole - 0-0-0
Bob Sanguinetti - 0-0-0
For goalies, the format is as follows: Name, Shots Faced, Saves Made, Save Percentage
John Unice - 28-25-.893
Jeremy Smith - 80-71-.888
Kent Patterson - 53-45-.849
Joe Palmer - 45-37-.822
Thomas McCollum - 25-18-.720
Patrick Kane - 6-1-7
Kyle Okposo - 3-3-6
Rhett Rakhshani - 3-2-5
Doug Rogers - 1-3-4
Tyler Ruegsegger - 0-4-4
Patrick White - 1-3-4
Kevin Montgomery - 0-4-4
Chris Summers - 1-3-4
Mike Carman - 2-1-3
Blake Geoffrion - 1-2-3
Aaron Palushaj - 2-1-3
Colin Wilson - 2-1-3
Jonathon Blum - 2-1-3
Kevin Shattenkirk - 1-2-3
Mark Arcobello - 2-0-2
Jordan Schroeder - 0-2-2
Ben Smith - 0-2-2
Eric Tangradi - 1-1-2
James vanRiemsdyk - 2-0-2
Jamie McBain - 0-2-2
Trent Palm - 1-1-2
Mike Ratchuk - 1-1-2
Brian Day - 0-1-1
Ryan Flynn - 1-0-1
T.J. Galiardi - 0-1-1
Jimmy Hayes - 1-0-1
Max Pacioretty - 0-1-1
Luke Popko - 0-1-1
Tony Romano - 1-0-1
Matt Rust - 1-0-1
Ben Ryan - 1-0-1
T.J. Brennan - 1-0-1
Cade Fairchild - 0-1-1
David Fischer - 0-1-1
Ryan McDonagh - 0-1-1
Kevin Quick - 0-1-1
Teddy Ruth - 0-1-1
Brian Strait - 0-1-1
Ian Cole - 0-0-0
Bob Sanguinetti - 0-0-0
For goalies, the format is as follows: Name, Shots Faced, Saves Made, Save Percentage
John Unice - 28-25-.893
Jeremy Smith - 80-71-.888
Kent Patterson - 53-45-.849
Joe Palmer - 45-37-.822
Thomas McCollum - 25-18-.720
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
National Junior Evaluation Camp stats after Day 3
For skaters, the format is as follows: Name, Goals, Assists, Total Points
Patrick Kane - 4-1-5
Rhett Rakhshani - 3-1-4
Mike Carman - 2-1-3
Blake Geoffrion - 1-2-3
Kyle Okposo - 1-2-3
Doug Rogers - 1-2-3
Tyler Ruegsegger - 0-3-3
Kevin Montgomery - 0-3-3
Kevin Shattenkirk - 1-2-3
Patrick White - 1-1-2
Colin Wilson - 1-1-2
Jamie McBain - 0-2-2
Trent Palm - 1-1-2
Mike Ratchuk - 1-1-2
Chris Summers - 1-1-2
Mark Arcobello - 1-0-1
Brian Day - 0-1-1
Ryan Flynn - 1-0-1
T.J. Galiardi - 0-1-1
Max Pacioretty - 0-1-1
Aaron Palushaj - 1-0-1
Tony Romano - 1-0-1
Matt Rust - 1-0-1
Ben Ryan - 1-0-1
Jordan Schroeder - 0-1-1
Eric Tangradi - 1-0-1
James vanRiemsdyk - 1-0-1
Jonathon Blum - 1-0-1
T.J. Brennan - 1-0-1
Cade Fairchild - 0-1-1
Kevin Quick - 0-1-1
Teddy Ruth - 0-1-1
Brian Strait - 0-1-1
Jimmy Hayes - 0-0-0
Luke Popko - 0-0-0
Ben Smith - 0-0-0
Ian Cole - 0-0-0
David Fischer - 0-0-0
Ryan McDonagh - 0-0-0
Bob Sanguinetti - 0-0-0
For goalies, the format is as follows: Name, Shots Faced, Saves Made, Save Percentage
John Unice - 28-25-.893
Jeremy Smith - 53-47-.887
Kent Patterson - 30-26-.867
Joe Palmer - 45-37-.822
Thomas McCollum - 25-18-.720
Patrick Kane - 4-1-5
Rhett Rakhshani - 3-1-4
Mike Carman - 2-1-3
Blake Geoffrion - 1-2-3
Kyle Okposo - 1-2-3
Doug Rogers - 1-2-3
Tyler Ruegsegger - 0-3-3
Kevin Montgomery - 0-3-3
Kevin Shattenkirk - 1-2-3
Patrick White - 1-1-2
Colin Wilson - 1-1-2
Jamie McBain - 0-2-2
Trent Palm - 1-1-2
Mike Ratchuk - 1-1-2
Chris Summers - 1-1-2
Mark Arcobello - 1-0-1
Brian Day - 0-1-1
Ryan Flynn - 1-0-1
T.J. Galiardi - 0-1-1
Max Pacioretty - 0-1-1
Aaron Palushaj - 1-0-1
Tony Romano - 1-0-1
Matt Rust - 1-0-1
Ben Ryan - 1-0-1
Jordan Schroeder - 0-1-1
Eric Tangradi - 1-0-1
James vanRiemsdyk - 1-0-1
Jonathon Blum - 1-0-1
T.J. Brennan - 1-0-1
Cade Fairchild - 0-1-1
Kevin Quick - 0-1-1
Teddy Ruth - 0-1-1
Brian Strait - 0-1-1
Jimmy Hayes - 0-0-0
Luke Popko - 0-0-0
Ben Smith - 0-0-0
Ian Cole - 0-0-0
David Fischer - 0-0-0
Ryan McDonagh - 0-0-0
Bob Sanguinetti - 0-0-0
For goalies, the format is as follows: Name, Shots Faced, Saves Made, Save Percentage
John Unice - 28-25-.893
Jeremy Smith - 53-47-.887
Kent Patterson - 30-26-.867
Joe Palmer - 45-37-.822
Thomas McCollum - 25-18-.720
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Video from USA Hockey National Junior Evaluation Camp
Thanks to the Shawn Roarke's excellent coverage of the USA Hockey National Junior Evaluation Camp, I'm posting a few video clips from Lake Placid. I encourage you to check out the job he's doing by clicking the above link.
National Junior Evaluation Camp stats after Day 2
For skaters, the format is as follows: Name, Goals, Assists, Total Points
Blake Geoffrion - 1-2-3
Patrick Kane - 2-1-3
Mike Carman - 2-0-2
Kyle Okposo - 0-2-2
Rhett Rakhshani - 2-0-2
Doug Rogers - 1-1-2
Colin Wilson - 1-1-2
Jamie McBain - 0-2-2
Kevin Shattenkirk - 0-2-2
Chris Summers - 1-1-2
T.J. Galiardi - 0-1-1
Max Pacioretty - 0-1-1
Aaron Palushaj - 1-0-1
Tony Romano - 1-0-1
Tyler Ruegsegger - 0-1-1
Matt Rust - 1-0-1
Ben Ryan - 1-0-1
Eric Tangradi - 1-0-1
James vanRiemsdyk - 1-0-1
Patrick White - 1-0-1
Jonathon Blum - 1-0-1
T.J. Brennan - 1-0-1
Kevin Montgomery - 0-1-1
Trent Palm - 1-0-1
Kevin Quick - 0-1-1
Teddy Ruth - 0-1-1
Brian Strait - 0-1-1
Mark Arcobello - 0-0-0
Brian Day - 0-0-0
Ryan Flynn - 0-0-0
Jimmy Hayes - 0-0-0
Luke Popko - 0-0-0
Jordan Schroeder - 0-0-0
Ben Smith - 0-0-0
Ian Cole - 0-0-0
Cade Fairchild - 0-0-0
David Fischer - 0-0-0
Ryan McDonagh - 0-0-0
Mike Ratchuk - 0-0-0
Bob Sanguinetti - 0-0-0
For goalies, the format is as follows: Name, Shots Faced, Saves Made, Save Percentage
John Unice - 20-19-.950
Jeremy Smith - 43-38-.884
Kent Patterson - 30-26-.867
Joe Palmer - 24-19-.792
Thomas McCollum - 13-8-.615
Blake Geoffrion - 1-2-3
Patrick Kane - 2-1-3
Mike Carman - 2-0-2
Kyle Okposo - 0-2-2
Rhett Rakhshani - 2-0-2
Doug Rogers - 1-1-2
Colin Wilson - 1-1-2
Jamie McBain - 0-2-2
Kevin Shattenkirk - 0-2-2
Chris Summers - 1-1-2
T.J. Galiardi - 0-1-1
Max Pacioretty - 0-1-1
Aaron Palushaj - 1-0-1
Tony Romano - 1-0-1
Tyler Ruegsegger - 0-1-1
Matt Rust - 1-0-1
Ben Ryan - 1-0-1
Eric Tangradi - 1-0-1
James vanRiemsdyk - 1-0-1
Patrick White - 1-0-1
Jonathon Blum - 1-0-1
T.J. Brennan - 1-0-1
Kevin Montgomery - 0-1-1
Trent Palm - 1-0-1
Kevin Quick - 0-1-1
Teddy Ruth - 0-1-1
Brian Strait - 0-1-1
Mark Arcobello - 0-0-0
Brian Day - 0-0-0
Ryan Flynn - 0-0-0
Jimmy Hayes - 0-0-0
Luke Popko - 0-0-0
Jordan Schroeder - 0-0-0
Ben Smith - 0-0-0
Ian Cole - 0-0-0
Cade Fairchild - 0-0-0
David Fischer - 0-0-0
Ryan McDonagh - 0-0-0
Mike Ratchuk - 0-0-0
Bob Sanguinetti - 0-0-0
For goalies, the format is as follows: Name, Shots Faced, Saves Made, Save Percentage
John Unice - 20-19-.950
Jeremy Smith - 43-38-.884
Kent Patterson - 30-26-.867
Joe Palmer - 24-19-.792
Thomas McCollum - 13-8-.615
NHL.com updates from USA Hockey National Junior Evaluation Camp
This link from NHL.com provides excellent updates on the happenings at the 2007 USA Hockey National Junior Evaluation Camp in Lake Placid, N.Y. It gives some good insight to what's happening at the camp aside from the box scores.
Monday, August 6, 2007
USA Hockey blog from WJC camp
USA Hockey has a blog going from the 2007 USA Hockey National Junior Player Evaluation Camp, which is going on through Saturday, Aug. 11 in Lake Placid, N.Y. Click here to check it out.
Friday, August 3, 2007
National Junior Evaluation Camp begins today
The 2007 USA Hockey National Junior Evaluation Camp started today in Lake Placid, N.Y. The camp runs from today through Saturday, Aug. 11. This camp helps USA Hockey choose which players will represent the U.S. at the 2008 IIHF World Junior Championship, Dec. 26, 2007-Jan. 5, 2008, in Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic.
Here is a list of all the players with WCHA ties that will be at the camp. Players with a * after their name were on last year's team.
Cade Fairchild - D (Minnesota)
David Fischer - D (Minnesota)
Jamie McBain* - D (Wisconsin)
Ryan McDonagh - D (Wisconsin)
Trent Palm - D (Minnesota Duluth)
Mike Carman* - F (Minnesota)
Ryan Flynn - F (Minnesota)
Blake Geoffrion* - F (Wisconsin)
Kyle Okposo* - F (Minnesota)
Rhett Rakhshani - F (Denver)
Tyler Ruegsegger - F (Denver)
Jordan Schroeder - F (Minnesota recruit)
Bill Sweatt* - F (Colorado College)
Patrick White - F (Minnesota)
Click here to view the entire camp roster.
Here is a list of all the players with WCHA ties that will be at the camp. Players with a * after their name were on last year's team.
Cade Fairchild - D (Minnesota)
David Fischer - D (Minnesota)
Jamie McBain* - D (Wisconsin)
Ryan McDonagh - D (Wisconsin)
Trent Palm - D (Minnesota Duluth)
Mike Carman* - F (Minnesota)
Ryan Flynn - F (Minnesota)
Blake Geoffrion* - F (Wisconsin)
Kyle Okposo* - F (Minnesota)
Rhett Rakhshani - F (Denver)
Tyler Ruegsegger - F (Denver)
Jordan Schroeder - F (Minnesota recruit)
Bill Sweatt* - F (Colorado College)
Patrick White - F (Minnesota)
Click here to view the entire camp roster.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
UW's McBain discussed on NHL.com
Wisconsin sophomore defenseman Jamie McBain was discussed in an NHL.com article about the Carolina Hurricanes' top prospects. The article talks about his freshman season as a Badger, where he posted three goals and 15 helpers to lead all UW defensemen in scoring. McBain was a second round pick by the 'Canes in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft.
McBain will join several other WCHA players in participating in USA Hockey's 2007 USA Junior Evaluation Camp, which takes place Aug. 5-14 in Lake Placid, N.Y. McBain was on last year's bronze medal-winning 2007 U.S. National Junior Team , and is a virtual lock to make the 2008 team.
McBain will join several other WCHA players in participating in USA Hockey's 2007 USA Junior Evaluation Camp, which takes place Aug. 5-14 in Lake Placid, N.Y. McBain was on last year's bronze medal-winning 2007 U.S. National Junior Team , and is a virtual lock to make the 2008 team.
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