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2 Boys Hockey Hermantown outlasts the field in Class A title defense; Grand Rapids captures Class AA crown after long wait Hermantown found the winner s circle for a second consecutive year following a 4-3 double-overtime victory over Monticello/Annandale/Maple Lake in the Class A final. The Hawks tied a state tournament record with all three of their games going to overtime. In Class AA, Grand Rapids won a title for the first time since 1980 when the tournament was played in a one-class format. The Thunderhawks defeated Moorhead 6-3 in the championship game. Class A Hermantown repeated as the Class A champion, but the Hawks went to great lengths in doing so. The Hawks were the heavy favorite entering the tournament, but after three games that required overtime, Hermantown was finally able to exhale and celebrate. And, they did so twice Senior defenseman Dylan Samberg ended one of the most dramatic tournaments in recent memory when he fired a slapshot from just inside the blue line that hooked on the inside of the far post, to give the Hawks a 4-3 victory in double overtime over Monticello/ Annandale/Maple Lake. Samberg s game-winner with 20 seconds remaining in the second extra session gave the Hawks (29-1-1) their second consecutive championship and third since From , Hermantown was the Class A runner-up. The Hawks thought they had clinched the championship five minutes earlier when junior center Tyler Watkins scored what appeared to be his third goal of the game. But the celebration amid scattered equipment ended when the goal was disallowed because of interference on Moose junior goalie Tyler Klatt. Klatt made 52 saves, including 17 in the two overtime sessions. Despite being outshot by a wide margin, the Moose not only survived, but held a 3-1 lead early in the third period in a game that was developing into a Cinderella story. Senior forward Nick Zwack had a goal and an assist for the Moose (23-7-1) and senior defender Charlie Voller had two assists. Hermantown was the fifth team to play three overtime games in the same tournament, but the first to win all three games. Hermantown advanced to the champion - ship game for the eighth consecutive season following a 6-5 overtime victory over St. Cloud Cathedral in the semifinals. The Hawks scored four unanswered goals on a spree that began late in the second period and carried through to senior center Ryan Sandelin s fourth goal of the game just 22 seconds before the first overtime session was set to expire. In the game, St. Cloud Cathedral and Hermantown tied a single-game state tournament record for most shots on goal in a period with 34. In the third period, Hermantown had 25 and St. Cloud Cathedral had nine. The Hawks and Crusaders also tied a record for saves in a period by two teams with 32. In the third period, St Cloud Cathedral made 23 saves and Hermantown nine. Monticello/Annandale/Maple Lake needed similar dramatics to advance to the state championship game for the first time in its program s history. Senior forward Nick Zwack snapped a 2-all tie with three seconds remaining in regulation time to give the Moose a 3-2 semi - final victory over Northfield. The goal was Zwack s third of the tournament and 30th of the season. It also completed the Moose s rally from what had been a two-goal deficit early in the second period. St. Cloud Cathedral captured the thirdplace trophy following a 2-1 victory over Northfield. Ninth-grade forward Nate Warner scored what proved to be the winner with 7:52 left in the third period. In the closing minutes, Northfield pulled senior goalie Ryan Bielenberg in search of the equalizing goal, but the Crusaders preserved the victory. Northfield opened the scoring on a goal by senior forward Nick Kvernmo at 6:20 of the first period, but St. Cloud Cathedral responded three minutes later on a goal from senior forward Jake Van Halbeck. Delano finished with two victories in the consolation round, including a 6-3 win over East Grand Forks in the final. Senior forward John Keranen scored two second-period goals to spark the Tigers, who were outshot Senior forward Brian Halonen also had two goals, including a tally early in the third period that gave the Tigers a 4-0 advantage. He also contributed two assists. Senior Ben Meyers had a goal and three assists. East Grand Forks scored three unanswered goals in the third period to pull to within 4-3 with 3:17 remaining after a goal from junior defenseman Casey Kallock. But the Tigers answered less than a minute later with a goal from Meyers. Continued on page 228 Grand Rapids Blake McLaughlin (7) and Moorhead s Jacob Holtgrewe jockey for control of the puck during the Class AA title game. The Thunderhawks, who last won a championship in 1980, defeated the Spuds 6-3. MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys Hockey 223

3 2017 State Class A Champion Hermantown Row 1 (L-R): Caden Erickson, Sarah Donofrio, Tessa Soukup, Joe Pionk. Row 2: Austin Hess, Dawson Pietrusa, Matt Valure, Dylan Kolquist, Jesse Jacques, Dylan Samberg, Ryan Sandelin, Nolan Halverson, Parker Simmons, Logan Judnick, Cade McEwen. Row 3: Asst. Coach Patrick Andrews, Asst. Coach Daryl Illikainen, Sam High, Jake Hausmann, Trent Madill, Brandon Schmidt, Ben Siljendahl, Sam Scott, Jake Herter, Darian Gotz, Elliott Peterson, Wyatt Sonneson, Tyler Watkins, Brady Baker, Asst. Coach Matt Swanson, Asst. Coach Nate Buck, Head Coach Bruce Plante. QUARTERFINALS SEED / SECTION 5 *Monticello/Annandale/ Maple Lake (21-6-1) #2 2 *Delano (24-3-1) 1 Northfield (20-5-3) #3 4 Mahtomedi ( ) 3 *Luverne (22-5-1) #1 7 Hermantown (26-1-1) 2017 Championship Series Class A #5 6 St. Cloud Cathedral (20-6-2) SEMIFINALS *Monticello/Annandale/ Maple Lake 3-2 Northfield 3-1 Hermantown 3-2 (OT) St. Cloud Cathedral 6-3 March 8-11, 2017, St. Paul Mariucci Arena, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis CHAMPIONSHIP *Monticello/Annandale/ Maple Lake 3-2 Hermantown 6-5 (OT) Hermantown 4-3 (2OT) 2017 CLASS A #4 8 East Grand Forks (17-8-2) *Delano Northfield St. Cloud Cathedral St. Cloud Cathedral 2-1 THIRD PLACE Mahtomedi *Luverne Mariucci Arena, U of M Mariucci Arena, U of M *Delano 8-1 East Grand Forks 5-2 Mariucci Arena, U of M *Delano 6-3 CONSOLATION CHAMPION East Grand Forks *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. 224 Boys Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

4 2017 State Class AA Champion Grand Rapids Row 1 (L-R): Zach Stejskal, Blake McLaughlin, Gavin Hain, John Stampohar, Jacob Partlow, Gabe Holum. Row 2: Drake Anderson, Connor Stefan, Nano DeGuiseppi, Anthony DelGreco, Jax Broking. Row 3: Patrick Mulvahill, Mgr. Jake Mackenhausen, Jack Burnson, Evan Mischke, Keaghan Graeber, Tyler Danielson, Micah Miller, Mgr. Sam Lutz. Row 4: Asst. Coach Chris Marinucci, Asst. Coach Eric Glorvigen, Asst. Coach Roger Mischke, Head Coach Trent Klatt, Kameron Jaeger, Jack Bowman, Mike Heitkamp, Asst. Coach Beau Geisler. QUARTERFINALS SEED / SECTION 1 Lakeville South (18-9-1) #2 3 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights (23-4-1) 4 Hill-Murray, Maplewood (19-5-4) #3 8 Moorhead (22-3-3) 6 Wayzata ( ) #1 2 Eden Prairie (21-4-2) #5 7 Grand Rapids (20-7-1) 2017 Championship Series Class AA SEMIFINALS Lakeville South 5-2 Moorhead 4-2 Eden Prairie 3-1 Grand Rapids 6-4 March 9-11, 2017, St. Paul Mariucci Arena, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis CHAMPIONSHIP Moorhead 3-2 Grand Rapids 3-2 Grand Rapids CLASS AA #4 5 Maple Grove (22-6-0) St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Lakeville South Eden Prairie Eden Prairie 3-2 (OT) THIRD PLACE Hill-Murray, Maplewood Wayzata Maple Grove Mariucci Arena, U of M Mariucci Arena, U of M St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 4-0 Wayzata 2-1 (OT) Mariucci Arena, U of M St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 5-0 CONSOLATION CHAMPION *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys Hockey 225

5 Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Class A 2017 Wells Fargo Class A All-Tournament Team includes: Andrew Kruse, *Delano, Defense; Ben Meyers, *Delano, Forward; Casey Kallock, East Grand Forks, Defense; Jake Levinski, St. Cloud Cathedral, Goalie; Jake Van Halbeck, St. Cloud Cathedral, Forward; Dylan Samberg, Hermantown, Defense; Jesse Jacques, Hermantown, Center; Ryan Sandelin, Hermantown, Center; Ben Ward, *Monticello/Annandale/Maple Lake, Forward; Charlie Voller, *Monticello/ Annandale/Maple Lake, Defense; Nick Zwack, *Monticello/Annandale/Maple Lake, Forward; Tyler Klatt, *Monticello/ Annandale/Maple Lake, Goalie. MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Class AA 2017 Wells Fargo Class AA All-Tournament Team includes: Casey Mittelstadt, Eden Prairie, Forward; Nolan Sullivan, Eden Prairie, Forward; Isaiah DiLaura, Lakeville South, Goalie; Joshua Ess, Lakeville South, Defense; Robbie Stucker, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights, Defense; Carson Kosobud, Moorhead, Defense; Carter Randklev, Moorhead, Forward; Ethan Frisch, Moorhead, Defense; Blake McLaughlin, Grand Rapids, Forward; Gavin Hain, Grand Rapids, Forward; Micah Miller, Grand Rapids, Forward; Zach Stejskal, Grand Rapids, Forward. 226 Boys Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

6 State Boys Hockey Tournament Winners YEAR CHAMPION RUNNER-UP SCORE THIRD PLACE CONSOLATION 1945 Eveleth (11-0) Thief River Falls 4-3 St. Paul Washington White Bear Lake 1946 Roseau (23-4) Rochester 6-0 Eveleth St. Cloud 1947 St. Paul Johnson (34-1) Roseau 2-1 Minneapolis West South St. Paul 1948 Eveleth (15-0) Warroad 8-2 St. Cloud St. Paul Harding 1949 Eveleth (13-0) Williams 4-1 Warroad Minneapolis Washburn 1950 Eveleth (22-0) Williams 4-3 International Falls St. Paul Murray 1951 Eveleth (19-0) St. Paul Johnson 4-1 Thief River Falls St. Paul Murray 1952 Hibbing (12-2) Eveleth 4-3 Minneapolis Southwest Thief River Falls 1953 St. Paul Johnson (29-2) Warroad 4-1 Eveleth St. Paul Humboldt 1954 Thief River Falls (20-0) Eveleth 4-1 St. Paul Johnson St. Paul Harding 1955 St. Paul Johnson (26-1-2) Minneapolis Southwest 3-1 South St. Paul Thief River Falls 1956 Thief River Falls (19-1) International Falls 3-2 Eveleth St. Paul Johnson 1957 International Falls (23-2) Roseau 3-2 Minneapolis South Edina Morningside 1958 Roseau (22-4-1) St. Paul Harding 1-0 South St. Paul Minneapolis Roosevelt 1959 Roseau (31-0) Minneapolis Washburn 4-2 International Falls Thief River Falls 1960 Duluth East (23-3) St. Paul Washington 3-1 Minneapolis Patrick Henry Minneapolis Washburn 1961 Roseau (21-3-2) South St. Paul 1-0 Duluth East St. Paul Johnson 1962 International Falls (23-2-1) Roseau 4-0 South St. Paul Edina Morningside 1963 St. Paul Johnson (24-2-1) International Falls 4-3 (OT) Roseau Alexander Ramsey 1964 International Falls (22-3-1) St. Paul Johnson 7-3 Minneapolis Patrick Henry Roseau 1965 International Falls (26-0) Bloomington 7-0 St. Paul Johnson Alexander Ramsey 1966 International Falls (26-0) Roseau 5-0 South St. Paul Greenway, Coleraine 1967 Greenway,Coleraine (20-4-2) St. Paul Johnson 4-2 Hibbing Roseau 1968 Greenway, Coleraine (23-3) South St. Paul 6-1 St. Paul Johnson Roseau 1969 Edina (26-1) Warroad 5-4 (OT) South St. Paul Greenway, Coleraine 1970 Minneapolis Southwest (24-0-1) Edina 1-0 (OT) Hibbing North St. Paul 1971 Edina (22-2-3) Roseau 1-0 International Falls Hastings 1972 International Falls (22-3-1) Grand Rapids 3-2 Minneapolis Southwest Edina 1973 Hibbing (22-4-2) Alexander Ramsey 6-3 International Falls Minneapolis Southwest 1974 Edina East (24-0) Bemidji 6-0 Grand Rapids Hibbing 1975 Grand Rapids (23-4) Minneapolis Southwest 6-1 Hill-Murray, Maplewood Duluth East 1976 Grand Rapids (22-5) Richfield 4-3 Hill-Murray, Maplewood Bloomington Kennedy 1977 Rochester John Marshall (25-2) Edina East 4-2 Grand Rapids Hill-Murray, Maplewood 1978 Edina East (25-1) Grand Rapids 5-4 (2OT) Roseau Hill-Murray, Maplewood 1979 Edina East (22-4) Rochester John Marshall 4-3 (OT) Roseau Grand Rapids 1980 Grand Rapids (21-5) Hill-Murray, Maplewood 2-1 Bloomington Jefferson Irondale, New Brighton 1981 Bloomington Jefferson (17-8-1) Irondale, New Brighton 3-2 South St. Paul Grand Rapids 1982 Edina (22-4) White Bear Mariner 6-0 Hibbing Cloquet 1983 Hill-Murray (28-0) Burnsville 4-3 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Edina 1984 Edina (21-4-1) Bloomington Kennedy 4-2 Hibbing Roseau 1985 Burnsville (24-1-1) Hill-Murray, Maplewood 4-3 Anoka Hibbing 1986 Burnsville (20-5-1) Hill-Murray, Maplewood 4-1 Duluth Denfeld Bemidji 1987 Bloomington Kennedy (25-1-0) Burnsville 4-1 Greenway, Coleraine South St. Paul 1988 Edina (21-5-1) Hill-Murray, Maplewood 5-3 Bloomington Jefferson Duluth Denfeld 1989 Bloomington Jefferson (25-3) Rochester John Marshall 5-4 (OT) Duluth Denfeld Edina 1990 Roseau (26-2) Grand Rapids 3-1 Minnetonka White Bear Lake 1991 Hill-Murray (22-6-0) Duluth East 5-3 Burnsville Richfield I Bloomington Jefferson (25-2-2) Moorhead 6-3 Blaine Apple Valley - II *Greenway, Coleraine/ Rosemount 6-1 Orono, Long Lake Minneapolis Roosevelt Nashwauk-Keewatin (16-12) I Bloomington Jefferson (28-0) Hill-Murray, Maplewood 4-0 Moorhead *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton - II Eveleth-Gilbert (14-14) *Lake of the Woods, 3-2 (2OT) Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Orono, Long Lake Baudette MN/Rainy River Ontario Canada 1994-AA Bloomington Jefferson (26-1-1) Moorhead 3-1 Duluth East White Bear Lake Area - A Warroad (24-4) Hibbing 5-3 Mahtomedi Minneapolis Edison 1995-AA Duluth East (25-3-0) Moorhead 5-3 Edina Bloomington Jefferson - A *International Falls (20-7-1) Totino-Grace, Fridley 3-2 Warroad Hutchinson 1996-AA Apple Valley (27-1-0) Edina 3-2 Duluth East Alexandria - A Warroad (24-4-0) Red Wing 10-3 Breck School, Golden Valley Simley, Inver Grove Heights 1997-AA Edina (25-3-0) Duluth East 1-0 Moorhead Anoka - A Red Wing (28-0-0) Warroad 4-3 *Proctor Breck School, Golden Valley 1998-AA Duluth East (25-3-0) Anoka 3-1 Bloomington Jefferson Hastings - A Eveleth-Gilbert (22-6-0) Hermantown 2-1 Red Wing East Grand Forks 1999-AA Roseau (27-1-0) Hastings 4-0 Elk River Area Blaine - A Benilde-St. Margaret s (26-2-0) East Grand Forks 4-2 Fergus Falls St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 2000-AA Blaine (21-5-2) Duluth East 6-0 Hastings Roseau - A Breck School, Golden Valley (24-3-1) Warroad 3-2 International Falls Farmington 2001-AA Elk River Area (29-1-1) Moorhead 8-1 *Greenway Eastview, Apple Valley - A Benilde-St. Margaret s (22-9-0) *Rochester Lourdes 2-1 Hermantown East Grand Forks 2002-AA Academy of Holy Angels (26-4-0) Hill-Murray, Maplewood 4-2 Roseville Area Elk River Area - A Totino-Grace, Fridley (27-2-1) Red Wing 3-2 *Rochester Lourdes East Grand Forks 2003-AA Anoka (25-4-1) Roseville Area 3-1 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield White Bear Lake Area - A Warroad (28-1-1) Simley, Inver Grove Heights 3-1 Orono Hibbing 2004-AA Centennial, Circle Pines (30-1-0) Moorhead 1-0 Duluth East Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield - A Breck School, Golden Valley (28-1-2) Orono 7-2 Hibbing Warroad Continued on page 228 Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys Hockey 227

7 State Boys Hockey Tournament Winners (Continued from page 227) YEAR CHAMPION RUNNER-UP SCORE THIRD PLACE CONSOLATION 2005-AA Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield Moorhead 6-4 Duluth East White Bear Lake Area (26-3-1) - A Warroad (27-0-2) Totino-Grace, Fridley 4-3 (2OT) Marshall School, Duluth Albert Lea 2006-AA Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul (27-4) Grand Rapids 7-0 *Blaine Minnetonka - A St. Thomas Academy (24-5-1) Marshall School, Duluth 4-3 Hermantown The Blake School, Minneapolis 2007-AA Roseau (28-2) Grand Rapids 5-1 Rochester Century Edina - A Hermantown (29-0-1) Marshall School, Duluth 4-1 St. Thomas Academy Orono 2008-AA Hill-Murray, Maplewood (27-3-1) Edina 3-0 Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park Woodbury - A St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Marshall School, Duluth 5-1 Warroad Little Falls (26-5) 2009-AA Eden Prairie (28-3) Moorhead 3-0 Blaine Edina - A Breck School, Golden Valley (27-3-1) Warroad 7-3 Little Falls *Rochester Lourdes 2010-AA Edina (23-6-2) Minnetonka 4-2 Hill-Murray, Maplewood Duluth East - A Breck School, Golden Valley (29-2) Hermantown 2-1 Warroad *Rochester Lourdes 2011-AA Eden Prairie (24-5-2) Duluth East 3-2 (3OT) Eagan Lakeville North - A St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Hermantown 5-4 (OT) *Thief River Falls Breck School, Golden Valley (25-6) 2012-AA Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park Hill-Murray, Maplewood 5-1 Lakeville South Duluth East (25-6-0) - A St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Hermantown 5-1 Breck School, Golden Valley Little Falls (26-5-0) 2013-AA Edina (25-6-0) Hill-Murray, Maplewood 4-2 Duluth East Moorhead - A St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Hermantown 5-4 Breck School, Golden Valley Marshall School, Duluth (27-2-2) 2014-AA Edina (25-4-1) Lakeville North 8-2 Eagan Roseau - A East Grand Forks (28-2-1) Hermantown 7-3 New Prague Totino-Grace, Fridley 2015-AA Lakeville North (31-0-0) Duluth East 4-1 Edina St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights - A East Grand Forks (26-4-0) Hermantown 5-4 (OT) Mahtomedi New Prague 2016-AA Wayzata (22-8-1) Eden Prairie 5-3 Grand Rapids Bemidji - A Hermantown (28-1-1) Breck School, Golden Valley 5-0 Thief River Falls St. Cloud Cathedral 2017-AA Grand Rapids (23-7-1) Moorhead 6-3 Eden Prairie St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights - A Hermantown (29-1-1) *Monticello/Annandale/ 4-3 (2OT) St. Cloud Cathedral *Delano Maple Lake *Denotes cooperatively sponsored program: International Falls/Littlefork-Big Falls; Proctor/AlBrook, Saginaw; Greenway, Coleraine/Nashwauk-Keewatin; Rochester Lourdes/Stewartville/Plainview (2001, 02); Rochester Lourdes/Stewartville/Chatfield (2009); Rochester Lourdes/Stewartville (2010); Thief River Falls/Goodridge/Warren-Alvarado-Oslo (2011); Delano/Rockford (2017) 2017 REVIEW (Continued from page 223) Class AA The last time an all-northern matchup was played for a Class AA championship was 2007, and Grand Rapids was a part of that game, too. That season, the Thunderhawks lost to Roseau 5-1. In its return, Grand Rapids didn t squander the opportunity to end a long state championship drought. The Thunderhawks used a three-game upset binge to win a state championship for the fourth time. The spree was completed following a 6-3 victory over Moorhead in the title game. Junior forward Gavin Hain fueled Grand Rapids (23-7-1) with three goals in helping the Thunderhawks add titles to ones won in 1975, 76 and 80. Hain s final goal of the game gave Grand Rapids a 4-0 advantage with 5:02 remaining in the second period. But the Spuds (24-4-3) fired right back, scoring two goals in less than a minute to cut the margin in half heading into the final 17 minutes. Junior forward Carter Randklev scored with 1:15 left in the second period and junior forward Jack Stetz answered 59 seconds later. But the Thunderhawks added some breathing room with 9:52 left in regulation when senior forward Micah Miller fired a wrist shot from in front that sailed past Moorhead junior goalie Lance Leonard. Moorhead inched closer again, to within 5-3, on a goal from senior forward Jacob Holtgrewe. Grand Rapids secured the championship on an empty-net goal from junior forward Blake McLaughlin, his second tally of the game. The Thunderhawks upset top-seeded Eden Prairie 3-2 to advance to the championship game. Grand Rapids senior forward Connor Stefan scored the winning goal when he beat the Eagle s senior goalie Nick Wiencek at 7:56 of the final period. It was a fast-paced game featuring 77 shots on goal, 49 of them by the Eagles. The real hero of the game for the Thunderhawk s was junior goaltender Zach Stejskal who made 47 saves, 24 of them in the final period as Eden Prairie pressed hard for the equalizer. During the game, the teams tied for a tournament record of 32 combined saves in a period. That equaled the same mark between Hermantown and St. Cloud Cathedral recorded earlier in the day. Grand Rapids had 24 saves and Eden Prairie, eight. Moorhead posted a 3-2 victory over Lakeville South to earn a berth in the title game for the first time since Spuds sophomore forward Kyler Kleven scored the winner with a wrist shot that sailed past Cougars junior goalie Isaiah DiLaura with just more than four minutes elapsed in the third period. Lakeville South pulled to within 3-2 on a goal from senior defender Joshua Ess, but the Spuds escaped with the win. Overtime was needed to determine the third-place victor. Senior forward Nolan Sullivan scored with 1 minute, 5 seconds remaining in the extra session to lift Eden Prairie to a 3-2 victory over Lakeville South. The Eagles fired 48 shots at Lakeville South junior goalie Isaiah DiLaura. Sullivan scored two goals, including a late power-play goal in the third period that temporarily gave the Eagles a 2-1 advantage. Nearly three minutes later, the Cougars got the equalizer from senior forward Bradley Goliant with 2:01 remaining in regulation. St. Thomas Academy of Mendota Heights finished its season with two victories in the season s final two days. Senior forward Willie Reim scored two goals and junior forward Ray Christy had a goal and two assists to spark the Cadets to a 5-0 victory over Wayzata in the consolation final. The Cadets stretched their lead to 3-0 late in the second period on Reim s second goal Continued on page Boys Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

8 State Boys Hockey Tournament Records TEAM RECORDS Most Appearances: , Roseau Most Championships: , Edina Most Consecutive Tournaments: , Eveleth, Most Consecutive Championships: , Eveleth, Most Consecutive Championship Games: , Hermantown ( ) Most Goals All Tournaments: , Roseau Most Goals One Tournament: , Eveleth, 1945 Most Goals One Tournament: , All Teams, 1979 Fewest Goals One Tournament: , All Teams, 1946 Most Goals One Tournament Winning Teams: , 1945 Fewest Goals One Tournament Losing Teams: , 1945, 1946, 1957 Most Goals One Game: , Eveleth, 1945 Most Goals Two Teams One Game: , Roseau 9 vs. Burnsville 8, 1984 Most Goals One Team Championship Game: , Eveleth, 1948; Elk River Area, 2001; Edina, 2014 Most Goals Two Teams Championship Game:... 10, Eveleth 8 vs. Warroad 2, 1948; International Falls 7 vs. St. Paul Johnson 3, 1964; Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 6 vs. Moorhead 4, 2005; Breck School, Golden Valley, 7 vs. Warroad 3, 2009; Edina 8 vs. Lakeville North 2, 2014 Most Goals Losing Team Championship Game: , Warroad vs. Edina, 5, 1969; Grand Rapids vs. Edina East, 5, 1978; Moorhead vs. Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 6, 2005; Hermantown vs. St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights, 5, 2011; Hermantown vs. St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights, 5, 2013; Hermantown vs. East Grand Forks, 5, 2015 Most Goals One Period: , Eveleth, 1945; Hill-Murray, Maplewood, 1991; Breck School, Golden Valley, 2010; St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights, 2011 Fewest Goals Against - Tournament: , Centennial, Circle Pines, 2004 Fewest Goals Tournament: , St. Louis Park, 1948; White Bear Lake, 1951 & 1970; Hallock, 1957; St. Paul Johnson, 1959; Henry Sibley, 1997; Hutchinson, 2000; Lakeville South, 2008; Spring Lake Park, 2015 Longest Elapsed Game Time: :12, Apple Valley vs. Duluth East, 1996 Most Overtimes Game: , Mpls. South 3 vs. Thief River Falls 2, 1955 Most Overtime Games Played: , Hill-Murray, Maplewood Most Overtime Games Won: , Edina (East) Most Overtime Games Lost: , Hill-Murray, Maplewood Most Overtime Games Tournament: , 1970 Most Overtime Games by Team Tournament: , Edina, 1970; Greenway, Coleraine, 2001; Duluth East, 2011; White Bear Lake Area, 2011; Hermantown (2017) Most Overtime Games Won by Team - Tournament: , Hermantown (2017) Most Consecutive Overtime Games Tournament: , Edina, , , Most Shutouts All Teams: , 1945, 1957 Fewest Shutouts All Teams: , 1960, 1963, 1967, 1979, 1980, 1981, 2003 Most Shutouts All Tournaments: , Eveleth Most Games Won All Tournaments: , Roseau Best Won-Lost Percentage All Tournaments: (11-1) Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park Most Consecutive Games Won: , Eveleth Most Games Lost All Tournaments: , South St. Paul Most Goals Against All Tournaments: , Roseau INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most All-Time Total Points: , John Mayasich, Eveleth, Most All-Time Total Goals: , John Mayasich, Eveleth, Most All-Time Total Assists: , Johnny Pohl, Red Wing, Most Consecutive Games Scoring a Goal: , John Mayasich, Eveleth, Most Points One Tournament: , John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Most Goals One Tournament: , John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Most Assists One Tournament: , Jamie Langenbrunner, Cloquet, 1993 Most Points One Game: , John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Most Goals One Game: , John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Most Assists One Game: , Dom Talarico, Proctor, 1997 Most Points One Period: , John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Most Goals One Period: , John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Most Assists One Period: , Neal Broten, Roseau, 1978 Most All-Time Hat Tricks: , John Mayasich, Eveleth, Most Shutouts All Tournaments: , Willard Ikola, Eveleth, , , Most Shutouts One Tournament: , Greg Stutz, Centennial, Circle Pines, 2004 Most Stops One Tournament: , Doug Long, St. Paul Johnson , 1970 Most Stops One Game: , Karl Goehring, Apple Valley, 1996 Most Stops Regulation Game: , Mason Campion, *Marshall, 2013 Most Stops One Period By One Goalie: , Mason Campion, *Marshall, 2013 Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys Hockey 229

9 Summary of All-time State Hockey Tournament Records ALL FORMATS ( ) Most Appearances Roseau Most Times Champions Edina Most Times Runners-up Hill-Murray, Maplewood; Moorhead Most Times Third Place South St. Paul; Duluth East Most Times Consolation Champions Roseau Most Games Won Roseau Most Games Lost South St. Paul Best Won-Lost Pct. (10 or more games) (11-1) Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park Most Goals Scored Roseau Most Goals Against Roseau * 1995 team was a cooperatively sponsored program including students from Littlefork-Big Falls. Edina has won 9 championships as Edina; Edina East won 3 championships. Roseau has won 7 championships Summary of One-Class Tournament Records ( ) Most Appearances Roseau Most Times Champions International Falls Most Times Runners-up Roseau Most Times Third Place South St. Paul Most Times Consolation Champions Roseau Most Games Won Roseau Most Games Lost South St. Paul Best Won-Lost Pct (12-3) Edina East Most Goals Scored Roseau Most Goals Against South St. Paul Summary of Two-Class Tournament Records CLASS A ( ) Most Appearances Hermantown Most Times Champions St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Most Times Runners-up Hermantown Most Times Third Place Warroad; Breck School, Golden Valley Most Times Consolation Champions East Grand Forks Most Games Won Hermantown Most Games Lost Fergus Falls; Hermantown Best Won-Lost Pct. (10 or more games) (20-4) St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Most Goals Scored Hermantown Most Goals Against Hermantown CLASS AA ( ) Most Appearances Duluth East Most Times Champions Edina Most Times Runners-up Moorhead Most Times Third Place Duluth East Most Times Consolation Champions White Bear Lake Area Most Games Won Duluth East Most Games Lost Hill-Murray, Maplewood Best Won-Lost Pct. (10 or more games) (11-4) Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield Most Goals Scored Duluth East Most Goals Against Duluth East 230 Boys Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

10 State Boys Hockey Tournament Leading Scorers Year Name & School Goals Assists Points Year Name & School Goals Assists Points 1945 Wally Grant, Eveleth Chris Gotziaman, Roseau Pat Finnegan, Eveleth Justin McHugh, Minnetonka Rube Bjorkman, Roseau Mark Strobel, Hill-Murray Bob Harris, Roseau I Joe Bianchi, Bloomington Jefferson Rube Bjorkman, Roseau Tim McDonald, Bloomington Jefferson Dave Reipke, St. Paul Johnson Jon Hillman, Blaine Francis Tholl, St.Cloud Mike O Connell, Apple Valley Jim Broker, St. Cloud II Scott Lynch, Minneapolis Roosevelt John Matchefts, Eveleth I Jamie Langenbrunner, Cloquet John Matchefts, Eveleth Sergei Petrov, Cloquet John Mayasich, Eveleth II Mark Amundsen, Lake of the Woods John Mayasich, Eveleth AA Ryan Kraft, Moorhead Ray Beauchamp, Williams A Brian Bolf, Hibbing John Mayasich, Eveleth AA Dave Spehar, Duluth East Jack Petroske, Hibbing A Ryan Dolder, Hutchinson Roger Bertelson, St. Paul Johnson AA Dave Spehar, Duluth East Jack Stoskopf, Warroad A Josh Heppner, Warroad Mike Castellano, Eveleth Kaine Martell, Warroad Gerald Palkovich, Eveleth John Pohl, Red Wing Dick Jinks, St. Paul Harding AA Brian Nelson, Moorhead Merv Meredith, Minneapolis Southwest A Dom Talarico, Proctor Cliff Strand, Thief River Falls AA Jeff Taffe, Hastings Oscar Mahle, International Falls A Johnny Pohl, Red Wing Ken Pederson, South St. Paul AA Mike Klema, Roseau Dan Cullen, International Falls A Troy Riddle, Benilde-St. Margaret s Jim Stordahl, Roseau AA Brandon Bochenski, Blaine Bill Silvertson, Duluth East A Todd O Hara, Breck School Jim Ross, Duluth East AA Trevor Stewart, Elk River Area Craig Falkman, St. Paul Johnson A Ryan Miller, Fergus Falls Jon Hall, Minneapolis Roosevelt BJ Radovich, Hermantown Tom Brindley, St. Paul Johnson AA Kevin Rollwagen, Academy of Holy Angels Glen Blumer, International Falls Jimmy Kilpatrick, Academy of Holy Angels Jim Amidon, International Falls A Brandon Harrington, *Rochester Lourdes Doug Woog, South St. Paul AA Josh Frider, Moorhead Jim Amidon, International Falls A Shea Walters, Hibbing Rob Shattuck, St. Paul Johnson AA Rob Johnson, Duluth East Pete Fichuk, International Falls A Blake Wheeler, Breck School, Golden Valley Bob Tok, Greenway, Coleraine AA Matt Overman, Bloomington Jefferson Craig Sarner, North St. Paul Josh Levine, Bloomington Jefferson Mike Antonovich, Greenway, Coleraine Jay Barriball, Academy of Holy Angels Mike Antonovich, Greenway, Coleraine A Quinn Ellingson, Albert Lea Paul Miller, Minneapolis Southwest Cory Ellertson, Albert Lea Lee Marshall, Warroad AA Ben Kinne, Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul Frank Krahn, Warroad A Karl Gilbert, Hermantown Jerry Meier, Hastings AA Matt Reber, Edina Dave Otness, Edina Tyler Barnes, Burnsville John Shewchuck, South St. Paul A Drew LeBlanc, Hermantown Warren Miller, South St. Paul AA Ben Goff, Woodbury Joe Micheletti, Hibbing A Ben Hanowski, Little Falls John Rothstein, Grand Rapids AA Anders Lee, Edina Erin Roth, Grand Rapids A Ben Hanowski, Little Falls Steve Christoff, Richfield AA Adam Knochenmus, Roseau Scott Lecy, Rochester John Marshall A Brock Nelson, Warroad Scott Kleinendorst, Grand Rapids AA Kyle Rau, Eden Prairie Aaron Broten, Roseau Brandon Wahlin, White Bear Lake Area Aaron Broten, Roseau A Zach Schroeder, St. Thomas Academy, Jay North, Bloomington Jefferson Mendota Heights Scott Richart, Irondale A.J. Reid, St. Thomas Academy, John Bader, Irondale Mendota Heights 1981 Tony Kellin, Grand Rapids Jared Thomas, Hermantown Steve Bianchi, Bloomington Jefferson Andrew Mattson, Hermantown Jim Johannson, Rochester Mayo Jason Samuelson, *Rochester Lourdes Todd Okerlund, Burnsville AA Grant Besse, Benilde-St. Margaret s, 1984 Paul Ranheim, Edina St. Louis Park Tod Hartje, Anoka A Alex Funk, *Rochester Lourdes Pat Marolt, Hibbing AA Zach LaValle, Hill-Murray, Maplewood Scott Bloom, Burnsville Grant Weiss, Moorhead Jason Miller, Bloomington Kennedy Aaron Herdt, Moorhead John Young, South St. Paul Thomas Carey, Moorhead Larry Olimb, Warroad Alex Toscano, Duluth East Kevin Degel, Bloomington Jefferson Connor Hurley, Edina Chris Marinucci, Grand Rapids Dylan Malmquist, Edina Sean Rice, Bloomington Jefferson A Matt Perry, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Continued on page 232 Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys Hockey 231

11 State Boys Hockey Tournament Leading Scorers (Continued from page 231) Year Name & School Goals Assists Points Year Name & School Goals Assists Points AA Tyler Nanne, Edina AA Casey Mittelstadt, Eden Prairie Dylan Malmquist, Edina A Cole Koepke, Hermantown A Austin Isaacson, New Prague A Ryan Sandelin, Hermantown AA Peter Tufto, St. Thomas Academy, AA Gavin Hain, Grand Rapids Mendota Heights A Ryan Sandelin, Hermantown A Dixon Bowen, East Grand Forks A Ryan Kero, Hermantown State Boys Hockey Tournament History Seventy-third state tournament played in 2017 Although the first state hockey tournament was not conducted until 1945, high school hockey was played in approximately 25 schools in the 1930s. Most of the schools were in the northern part of the state and in the Twin Cities area. Inter-school games were very limited in number, and coaching was done in most schools by male faculty members who had hockey experience or by individuals in the community who had a special interest and training in the sport. The state hockey tournament was conceived by the late Gene Aldrich, St. Paul athletic director who thought it was time for an event of its kind because St. Paul was drawing many fans for its games. With the enthusiastic approval of the Minnesota State High School League Board of Directors and backing for expenses from the late Elmer Englebert, Aldrich went ahead with planning the details for the first tournament. The event produced sufficient revenue to pay expenses and leave a modest balance. In 1945 the Minnesota State High School League, in cooperation with interested citizens in St. Paul, offered the schools an opportunity to participate in the first State High School Hockey Tournament. It marked the very first state-sponsored high school hockey tournament in the United States. There were 26 high schools registered for the sport at the time and Eveleth s Golden Bears went home with the first of its five state championships. The first field including Thief River Falls, White Bear Lake, St. Cloud, Staples, Rochester, St. Paul Washington, and Granite Falls played before a total of 8,434 spectators. The first-round games during the initial tournament produced many lopsided scores, but the championship affair between Eveleth and Thief River Falls (Eveleth won 4-3) was a fine exhibition of skills and abilities which today are expected of Minnesota high school hockey players. The first tournament proved the merits of this activity for high school competition, and the next year the Minnesota State High School League took full control of the tournament series and assumed complete responsibility for its finances. By 1947, attendance had more than doubled. It reached the 30,000 plateau in 1956, topped 40,000 in 1961, and leveled off at the three-day auditorium capacity of 46,000 its last three years in the St. Paul Auditorium. For 23 years the tournament was conducted in the Auditorium before leaving in 1969 for the more spacious Met Center in Bloomington. At the bigger Met Center, attendance nearly doubled. In 1976 the Minnesota State High School Hockey Tournament returned to the city where it had been groomed 31 years earlier. The tournament site became the St. Paul Civic Center Arena, a sports venue with a 15,706 seating capacity for hockey and which was adjacent to the Auditorium where the tournament was nursed through its infancy. The event returned to St. Paul as the biggest high school hockey tournament in the nation. In 1985 an all-time attendance mark of 103,096 was established at the St. Paul Civic Center Arena. From this meager beginning, high school hockey has grown in programs throughout the state by leaps and bounds. There were 146 high school teams which participated during The rapid development of indoor facilities, improved coaching in schools, and development of youth programs have all been contributing factors. In 1992 the first two-tier Minnesota State High School Tournament was conducted. Following the recommendations of the state s high school hockey coaches association, the Minnesota State High School League Board of Directors established a two-year experiment of conducting the hockey tournament in two tiers. Instead of dividing the participating schools based on enrollment, as is the case with all other activities, the coaches suggested the division be based on performance and ability. Thus, following the regular season, coaches in each section ranked all the teams based on their season performance. The top-eight teams were placed in Tier I to play off to send a representative to the state tournament. The remaining teams then played off to determine the Tier II representative to the tournament. The expansion of the tournament required an additional day of playing time, so the Tier II teams played their quarterfinal games at the St. Paul Civic Center on Wednesday. The Tier I teams played their quarterfinals on Thursday. On Friday and Saturday, the Tier II tournament concluded its schedule at Target Center in Minneapolis. It was the first time hockey had been played at the arena which is home to the NBA s Minnesota Timberwolves. The Tier I tournament was concluded at the Civic Center. In 1994, the tournament was reformatted once again. The League s Board of Directors chose to classify participating schools by enrollment, as it is for every other activity, instead of by performance. The change was reviewed and extended after a two-year experiment. More than 23,000 fans paid to watch the Class A schools, while nearly 83,000 fans paid to watch the Class AA schools. In 1999 and 2000 the championship round games for both classes were played at Target Center. In 2001 the tournament returned to St. Paul and the new, which is the home of the Minnesota Wild NHL hockey team. The new arena has a seating capacity of 18,539. In 2008, a new attendance record was set when 129,643 fans attended the four-day tournament. 232 Boys Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

12 State Boys Hockey Tournament Head Coaches Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Abram, Terry, Roseau, 1971, 75, 77 Alm, Rick, Minneapolis South, 1993 Almquist, Oscar, Roseau, 1946, 47, 53, 55, 57, 58, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 Ammerman, Jon, Moorhead, 2017 Amundsen, John, Lake of the Woods, 1993 Anderson, Dick, St. Paul Harding, 1969, 72, 73, 74 Anderson, Shawn, Farmington, 1994, 2000 Antonovich, Mike, St. Cloud Cathedral, 1994 Essay, Ken, Mankato West, 2008 Esse, David, Cloquet/Esko/Carlton, 2002, 08 Fermoyle, Dennis, Warroad, 2005 Flaherty, Brendan, Duluth Central, 1996, 2001; Marshall School, Duluth, 2005, 06, 07, 08, 12, 13 Franke, Todd, St. Cloud Cathedral, 1993 Frederick, Todd, Princeton, 2002, 03 Freeburg, Clayton, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 1967, 74, 78 Frerker, Bob, Rochester John Marshall, 1988, 89 Laumeyer, Dennis, Austin, 1993; Austin/Austin Pacelli, 2001 Lechner, Bill, Hill-Murray, 1999, 2000, 02, 06, 07, 08, 09, 2010, 12, 13, 15, 17 Lehn, Lloyd, Willmar, 1947 Lindquist, Jeff, The Blake School, 1995, 99; Bloomington Jefferson, 2005 Liston, Ed, St. Paul Humboldt, 1952, 53 Loahr, Mark, Totino-Grace, Fridley, 1993, 95, 2002, 05, 14 Armstrong, Kevin, Orono, 1992, 93, 2002, 03 Froiland, Elly, Columbia Heights, 1983 Loiselle, Ed, Shakopee, 2005 Ashby Jr., Cliff, Hermantown, 1994 Frutiger, Bruce, Rochester John Marshall, 1996; Rochester Lonke, Chris, Simley, Inver Grove Heights, 2003; New Aslakson, Greg, Mora/Hinckley-Finlayson, 1996, 97 Century, 2005, 07, 09 Prague, 2014, 15 Aus, David, Blaine, 2006, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11 Funk, Matt, St. Paul Academy & Summit School, 2016 Louricas, Pete, White Bear Lake, 1951, 56 Aus, Erik, Centennial, Circle Pines, 2004 Funk, Mike, Mounds View, 1978 Luckraft, Mike, Northfield, 2017 Aus, Peter, Blaine, 2009, 10, 11 Gavin, William, St. Paul Harding, 1948 Lund, Dave, Hopkins Lindbergh, 1975, 80 Aus, Whitey, F. B. Kellogg, 1974 Genz, Gordon, Alexander Ramsey, 1963, 64, 65, 71, 72, Lundbohm, Andy, Roseau, 2010, 14 Balfour, David, Detroit Lakes, 1995, 96 73; Roseville Area, 1987 Macho, Tom, New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral, 1992 Bauer, Arnie, North St. Paul, 1961 Gernander, Bob, Greenway Coleraine, 1967, 68, 69, 70, 87 Macioh, Francis, Roseau, 1968, 69 Bauer, Pete, Simley, 1996 Gibbons, Mike, Eastview Apple Valley, 2001 Magnuson, Rod, St. Paul Johnson, 1984 Bauer, Wes, North St. Paul, 1967 Gibson, Paul, Chisago Lakes Area, 2014 Manley, Dave, Irondale, 1979, 80, 81 Benson, Tom, Spring Lake Park, 2015 Giles, Curt, Edina, 2000, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 Manthey, Todd, Anoka, 2003, 16 Bergland, Scott, Thief River Falls/Goodridge, 2006 Gill, Aaron, Rochester Lourdes, 2009 Markley, Joe, Minneapolis Central, 1949, 50 Bergland, Tim, Fergus Falls, 2003; Thief River Falls/ Matanich, Pete, St. Cloud Apollo, 2013, 15 Gordon, Kevin, International Falls, 1995, 2000, 02 Goodridge/Warren-Alvarado, 2011, 12, 16 Matchefts, John, Thief River Falls, 1959; Eveleth, 1960 Grafstrom, Myron, Warroad, 1963 Bergland, Todd, Maple Grove, 2017 May, Bob, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 1956 Grand, Byran, Bemidji, 1985, 86 Bergstrom, Brad, Fergus Falls, 1997, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02 May, Greg, Farmington, 2016 Greer, Ted, Edina-Morningside, 1955, 56 Bergstrom, Terry, Bloomington Lincoln, 1975 McCarthy, Bill, St. Thomas Academy, 1999 Grillo, Chuck, Bemidji, 1974, 76 Birrenkott, John, Anoka, 1997, 98 McFadden, Ken, Hallock, 1957 Grina, Todd, Hutchinson, 1995, 97, 2000 Bjorkman, Rube, Greenway Coleraine, 1962 McFarlane, Tom, Cloquet/Esko/Carlton, 1992, 93 Grosso, Lorne, Rochester Mayo, 1982, 92, 94, 95, 97, 99, Bjugstad, Scott, Blaine, 1999, 2000 McGann, Bill, Proctor, Blais, Dean, Roseau, 1990, 91 McLaughlin, Dwight, Minneapolis West, 1947 Gustafson, Rube, St. Paul Johnson, 1946, 47, 51, 52, 53, Boeser, Bob, Bloomington Lincoln, 1965 Menne, Ritch, Centennial, Circle Pines, 2013, 14 54, 55, 56, 57, 59, 61, 63 Bolin, Wes, Woodbury, 2007, 08 Michaud, Patrick, Mankato East/Loyola, 2006 Guyer, Pat, Greenway Coleraine/Nashwauk-Keewatin, 1992, Bourdeau, Don, Duluth East, 1975 Miller, Bing, St. Cloud, Boysen, Bob, Henry Sibley, 1973, 74, 75, 76 Minnelli, Phillip, Granite Falls, 1945, 46 Guyer, Tim, Henry Sibley, 1997 Bradley, Drey, Eastview, 2013 Monsrud, Cliff, Rochester, 1945, 46 Guzzo, Mike, Silver Bay, 1999 Bradley, R. P., White Bear Lake, 1945, 46, 49 Monsrud, Jeff, Mound Westonka, 1998 Halbrehder, Bill, North St. Paul, 1970, 81 Braga, Al, Williams, 1949, 50, 51 Morinville, Dave, Moorhead, 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05, 09, 11, Hamre, John, The Blake School, 2006, 07, 08 Broderick, Bernie, Warroad, 1948, 49, 53; St. Paul Murray, 12 Hanson, Jeff, Princeton, , 58, 67 Morrison, Vern, St. Cloud, 1945, 46, 47 Hasbargen, Albert, Warroad, 2005, 07, 08, 09, 2010 Broten, Aaron, Roseau, 2000 Moore, Bill, South St. Paul, 1996 Haskins, Bob, Rochester Lourdes, 2003 Brown, Derrick, Luverne, 2014; St. Cloud Cathedral, 2016, Myhrman, Ralph, St. Cloud, 1952 Hayes, Jerry, Apple Valley, Nelson, Eric, *Monticello/Annandale/Maple Lake, 2017 Hendrickson, Gus, Grand Rapids, 1972, 74, 75 Brown, Harry, Minneapolis Patrick Henry, 1964 Nelson, Jim, Grand Rapids, 1976, 77, 78, 79, 81 Hendrickson, Keith, Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl, 2005, 09, 2010 Bucchino, A.J., Lakeville South, 2017 Nemanich, George, Red Wing, 1995, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2002 Budge, Rick, East Grand Forks, 1971 Hendrickson, Larry, Richfield, 1976; Apple Valley, 1981, 96 Ness, Jay, Rochester Lourdes, 2000, 01, 02 Burns, Terry, International Falls, 1989 Hokanson, Gary, Roseau, 1978, 79, 81, 83, 84 Notaro, Dave, Champlin Park, 1995 Burroughs, Charlie, Minneapolis Edison, 1994 Homola, Craig, Eveleth-Gilbert, 1998 Nystrom, Roy, Albert Lea, 2004, 05, 07 Butters, Bill, White Bear Lake Area, 2001 Houck, D. A., Minneapolis West, 1946 Odegaard, Andy, Chisago Lakes Area, 1995 Campbell, John, Wayzata, 1954 Humphrey, John, Tartan, Oakdale, 2004, 05 O Leary, Pat, Wayzata, 2013, 16, 17 Carlson, Carl, Minneapolis Washburn, 1949, 59, 60 Hurt, Steve, White Bear Lake Area, 1998 Olive, Gene, Richfield, 1962, 63, 64 Carroll, Chris, Blaine, 2015 Ikola, Willard, Edina (East), 1960, 62, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, Oliver, Scott, Roseau, 2006, 07, 08 Chapman, Wally, Breck School, 1994, 96, 97, 2000, 04 72, 73, 74, 77, 78, 79, 82, 83, 84, 87, 88, 89 Olson, Bill, Hibbing, 1984, 85, 86 Chiodo, Wade, Bemidji, 2015, 16 Jaskowiak, Blake, Bloomington Lincoln, 1961, 64 Olson, Bruce, Roseau, 1998, 99, Warroad 07, 08 Christensen, R. "Buzz", Grand Rapids, 1980 Jerome, Tom, Alexandria, 1996 Olson, Chris, Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato, 2008, 16 Cotroneo, Lou, St. Paul Johnson, 1964, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70, Jocketty, Peter, Minneapolis Washburn, 1979 O'Neill, Jim, Cretin-Derham Hall, 1988, 2006, Johnson, Art, St. Paul Monroe, 1962 Orhn, Todd, Faribault/Bethlehem Academy/MN Academy Coudert, Dave, Marshall, 2013 Johnson, Bob, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 1958, 61, 63 for the Deaf, 1993 Couture, Tony, Little Falls, 2005, 06, 07, 08, 09, 12 Johnson, Curt, Blaine, 1992 Osiecki, Tom, Burnsville, 1983, 84, 85, 86, 87, 90 Cullen, Peter, Moorhead, 2013 Johnson, Eric, St. Cloud Cathedral, 2008, 09, 14 Page, Ralph, South St. Paul, 1947, 48, 50 Cullen, Terry, Moorhead, 1992, 93, 94, 95, 97 Karn, George, South St. Paul, 1953, 54, 55, 57 Palmiscno, Tony, East Grand Forks, 1980, 82 Dahlof, Ray, Osseo, 1994 Kendig, Bucky, St. Paul Johnson, 1991, 95 Palmiscno, Tyler, East Grand Forks, 2013, 14, 15 Davey, Merlin, Rochester, 1947, 48 Kennedy, Bill, Cloquet, 1982 Paquette, Phillip, *Luverne, 2017 Davis, Carl, Wayzata, 2004 King, Tom, Warroad, 1978, 88, 89 Pauly, Ken, Benilde-St. Margaret's, 1999, 2001; Davis, Jim, St. Paul Harding, 1979 Kivihalme, Janne, Burnsville, 2007, 16 Minnetonka, 2006; Benilde-St. Margaret s, 2008, 12 DeCenzo, Mark, Apple Valley, 1992, 93; Hibbing/Chisholm, Klatt, Trent, Grand Rapids, 2016, 17 Peart, Tom, Minneapolis Roosevelt, , 2003, 04, 11 Klein, Dave, Mound Westonka, 2001 Perpich, George, Hibbing, 1967, 70, 73, 74, 82 DePaul, Robert, International Falls, 1950 Klein, Tom, Minnetonka, 1994 Peterson, Dave, Minneapolis Southwest, 1965, 68, 69, 70, Dillner, M. C., Minneapolis Washburn, 1948 Koberinski, Scott, East Grand Forks, , 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 80 Doell, Curtis, Mankato West, 2016 Kochevar, Bob, Eveleth-Gilbert, 1993 Peterson, Jack, Anoka, 1985 Doig, Tom, Burnsville, 1991 Kogi, Rudy, Minneapolis South, 1954, 55, 57 Peterson, Jerry, Bloomington Kennedy, 1976, 83, 84, 87, 90, 91 Doman, Matt, Stillwater Area, 2014, 16 Koski, Wayne, Staples, 1945 Plante, Bruce, Hermantown, 1998, 99, 2001, 06, 07, 10, Donahue, Mike, Alexandria, 1992 Kottke, Larry, St. Cloud, 1948, 50, 51 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 Donahue, Tim, St. Louis Park, 1998, 2003 Lackner, John, St. Paul Washington, 1945 Poeschl, Jeff, Mahtomedi, 1998, 2001, 09, 10, 15, 17 Eades, Cary, Warroad, 1994, 95, 96, 97, 2000, 03, 04 Lagoo, Jeff, South St. Paul, 2004 Rajanen, Greg, Anoka, 1990 Eigner, Trent, Lakeville North, 2013, 14, 15 LaRoque, Bruce, Grand Rapids, 2006, 07 Randolph, Mike, Duluth East, 1991, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, Eklund, Wayne, Eden Prairie, 1992 Larson, Bart, Edina West, 1981; Edina, 1995, 96, 97, , 03, 05, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 Ellingson, Lyn, Grand Rapids, 1988, 90, 91 Larson, Les, Breck School, 2009, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16 Roberts, Dick, Warroad, 1969, 70 Erickson, John, Minnetonka, 1985, 90 Larson, Steve, Blaine, 1996, 99, 2000 Continued on page 234 Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys Hockey 233

13 State Boys Hockey Tournament Head Coaches (Continued from page 233) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Rohlik, Steve, Hill-Murray, 1993, 97 Rolle, Dennis, Thief River Falls, 1951, 52, 54, 55, 56 Rolle, Glenn, Duluth East, 1958, 60, 61, 64 Root, James, Robbinsdale, 1959 Ross, Larry, International Falls, 1956, 57, 58, 59, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 71, 72, 73, 83 Rossi, John, St. Paul Harding, 1954, 58 Ryan, Brad, Orono, 2006, 07 Saatzer, Donald, Hastings, 1971 Sack, Gene, Thief River Falls, 1960; Rochester John Marshall, 1977, 78, 79 Sager, Tim, White Bear Lake Area, 2003, 05, 11 Sandberg, Albert, St. Paul Murray, 1949, 50, 51 Sarsland, Tony; Elk River, 1993, 99, 2001, 02, 04, 05 Saterdalen, Tom, Bloomington Jefferson, 1980, 81, 82, 85, 86, 88, 89, 92, 93, 94, 95, 97, 98, 2000, 02 Scanlan, Jim, East Grand Forks, 1998, 99, 2001, 02 Schey, Martin, Minneapolis South, 1950 Schieff, George, Thief River Falls, 1965 Schmitz, Randy, Lakeville, 2002, 03, 04; Lakeville North, 2006, 10, 11 Schwartz, Bob, Hill-Murray, 1992 Schwartz, Mike, White Bear Lake Area, 1994, 95, 96 Senta, Frank, Rosemount, 1992 Serratore, Tom, Henry Sibley, 1993 Sertich, Steve, Roseville Area, 2002, 03 Setterholm, Erik, New Ulm, 2010, 11, 12, 15 Sharrow, Bob, Bloomington Kennedy, 1966 Shelstad, Jeff, Hastings, 1985 Simpson, Tom, White Bear Mariner, 1982; White Bear Lake Area, 1989, 90 Skrypek, Terry, Hill-Murray, 1975, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87 Smalley, Jim, Bemidji, 1972, 73 Smith, Charles, South St. Paul, 1958, 59, 60, 61 62, 65, 66, 68 Smith, Lee, Eden Prairie, 1999, 2001, 03, 09, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17 Smrekar, Bill, Cambridge, 1992 Spaniol, Josh, Rochester Lourdes, 2010, 11, 12, 13 Stanbridge, Connie, Thief River Falls, 1945 Standbrook, Grant, Greenway Coleraine, 1966 Stefano, Gary, Park Center, 1993; Maple Grove, 2012 Sundin, Michael, Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato, 1996 Taylor, Mike, Eagan, 2006, 11, 12, 14 Telecky, Matt, Hutchinson, 2009 Tetu, Dennis, South St. Paul, 1969, 72, 77 Thomas, Mike, Richfield, 1986, 91 Thompson, Cliff, Eveleth, 1945, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56 Thorsen, Carl, White Bear Lake, 1966, 67, 70 Trebil, Greg, Academy of Holy Angels in Richfield, 1999, 2002, 03, 04, 05 Turk, Tom, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 1966 Turner, Robert, St. Paul Washington, 1956, 60 Tyler, Stanford, Winona, 1952 Uhrbom, M. J., Hibbing, 1952 Urick, Brian, Minnetonka, 2010 van Bergen, Gerrit, *Delano, 2017 Vannelli, Greg, St. Thomas Academy, 2005, 06, 08, 11, 12, 13, 15, 17 Vannelli, Tom, St. Thomas Academy, 2005, 06, 07, 08, 11, 12, 13, 15, 17 Voss, Jonathan, St. Cloud Cathedal, 2004 Vucinovich, John, Duluth Central, 1954 Vukonich, Bill, Duluth Denfeld, 1986, 88, 89 Weber, Kurt, Lakeville South, 2008, 12 Wegleitner, Tom, Mounds View, 1968, 69, 76, 77 Weisjahn, Todd, Orono, 2004 Welch, Russ, South St. Paul, 1986, 87, 89, 90, 94; Hastings, 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Wellen, Ken, Hallock, 1961 Wentworth, Todd, Duluth East, 2004 Weston, Sheldon, Sauk Rapids-Rice, 2000 Whisler, Jeff, Hill-Murray, 1988, 91; Mahtomedi, 1992, 94, 97 Whitney, Jeff, Rochester Mayo, 1999, 2000 Will, Dennis, Owatonna, 1998 Wohlford, Paul, Minneapolis Southwest, 1951, 52, 53, 55 Woods, Scott, Wadena-Deer Creek, 2004; Alexandria, 2010, 11 Woog, Doug, South St. Paul, 1978, 80, 81 Yackel, Ken, Edina-Morningside, 1957 Yoder, Casey, Orono, 2014 Younghans, Hal, Minneapolis Patrick Henry, 1959, 60 Younghans, Steve, St. Paul Johnson, 1995 Zanna, Peter, St. Louis Park, 1948, 49, 53, 58 Zins, Ed, St. Cloud Apollo, 1984 Zywiec, Joe, Henry Sibley, 1982, 83 State Boys Hockey Tournament Paid Attendance YEAR ATTENDANCE YEAR ATTENDANCE YEAR ATTENDANCE YEAR ATTENDANCE , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,563 Tier I ,370 Tier II , ,030 Tier I ,014 Tier II , ,846 Class AA ,738 Class A , ,870 Class AA ,095 Class A , ,235 Class AA ,457 Class A ,389 A & AA Cons. Finals....11, ,800 Class AA ,729 Class A ,338 A & AA Cons. Finals....10, ,155 Class AA ,902 Class A ,557 A & AA Cons. Finals....11, ,307 Class AA ,760 Class A ,616 A & AA Cons. Finals....10, ,918 Class AA ,994 Class A ,801 A & AA Cons. Finals....11, ,273 Class AA ,551 Class A ,730 A & AA Cons. Finals....10, ,524 Class-AA ,568 Class A ,937 A & AA Cons. Finals....11, ,524 Class AA ,069 Class A ,218 A & AA Cons. Finals....11, ,114 Class AA ,879 Class A ,530 A & AA Cons. Finals....11, ,809 Class AA ,249 Class A ,475 A & AA Cons. Finals....12, ,201 Class AA ,179 Class A ,929 A & AA Cons. Finals....12, ,348 Class AA ,460 Class A ,938 A & AA Cons. Finals....11, ,643 Class AA ,355 Class A ,421 A & AA Cons. Finals....11, ,690 Class AA ,989 Class A ,750 A & AA Cons. Finals....10, ,934 Class AA ,499 Class A ,440 A & AA Cons. Finals....10, ,662 Class AA ,214 Class A ,903 A & AA Cons. Finals....10, ,615 Class AA ,441 Class A ,127 A & AA Cons. Finals....11, ,051 Class AA ,130 Class A ,490 A & AA Cons. Finals....10, ,249 Class AA ,028 Class A ,909 A & AA Cons. Finals....11, ,067 Class AA ,073 Class A ,024 A & AA Cons. Finals....10, ,316 Class AA ,253 Class A ,669 A & AA Cons. Finals....11, ,255 Class AA ,099 Class A ,607 A & AA Cons. Finals....11,549 Grand Total Attendance 5,934, Boys Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

14 State Boys Hockey Tournament Paid Attendance SESSION (Classes) Previous by Session Wednesday Afternoon (Class A Quarterfinals Attendance Record (One Class Only) 5,814 6,245 4,420 5,579 4,441 3,660 4,545 3,595 4,184 4,542 Wednesday Evening (Class A Quarterfinals) 4,286 4,438 5,159 6,109 5,167 4,129 4,472 4,322 5,024 5,262 Thursday Morning & Afternoon (Class A Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci) 1,289 1,251 1,499 1,415 1,292 1,195 1,197 1,568 1,444 1,323 Thursday Afternoon (Class AA Quarterfinals) 18,470 (1979) 15, ,592 16,430 15,295 16,400 17,121 17,414 16,265 *19,050 Thursday Evening (Class AA Quarterfinals) 18,702 (1980) 16, ,954 16,197 15,828 15,283 17,043 15,858 18,222 16,074 Friday Afternoon (Class A Semifinals) 8,040 8,940 7,551 8,491 6,020 6,440 6,545 6,711 7,509 9,186 Friday Afternoon (Class AA Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci) 16,974 (1985) 11,560 11,202 10,418 10,840 10,283 10,374 10,433 10,828 11,189 10,524 Friday Evening (Class AA Semifinals) 18,985 (1982) 15, ,848 16,491 15,925 17,162 17,495 17,916 18,245 18,874 Saturday Morning (Class A & Class AA Conso. Finals - Mariucci) 11,938 11,389 10,733 11,696 10,931 11,123 10,992 11,019 11,237 11,705 Saturday Afternoon (Class A Third Place & Championship) 14,804 (1985) 6,084 6,515 7,709 7,963 5,726 5,377 4,971 3,741 5,057 6,217 Saturday Evening (Class AA Third Place & Championship) 18,073 (1981) 15,409 15,466 15,917 14,944 15,429 15,775 16,459 15,552 17,148 17,357 GRAND TOTALS (Class AA & A - record for 1 class only) 103,096 (1985) 112, , , , , , , , ,524 *120,114 SESSION (Classes) Wednesday Afternoon (Class A Quarterfinals) 6,352 5,094 4,908 5,665 4,444 5,243 4,051 4,189 3,260 4,678 Wednesday Evening (Class A Quarterfinals) 5,684 7,112 6,082 6, ,846 4,196 4,702 3,851 5,046 Thursday Morning & Afternoon (Class A Conso. Semifinals -Mariucci) 1,650 1,850 1,341 1, ,308 Thursday Afternoon (Class AA Quarterfinals) 18,366 16,882 17,258 19,232 17,053 16,990 18,889 17,181 15,984 15,535 Thursday Evening (Class AA Quarterfinals) 17,295 18,793 18,351 18,415 17,329 17,161 16,169 18,878 17,271 17,922 Friday Afternoon (Class A Semifinals) 9,236 8,900 9,909 9,869 8,996 10,383 10,130 11,320 10,994 8,996 Friday Afternoon (Class AA Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci) 10,761 11,280 11,240 11,479 10,613 10,716 10,422 10,569 10,289 10,813 Friday Evening (Class AA Semifinals) 18,605 18,891 18,556 19,547 18,032 18,819 18,711 19,197 19,329 18,828 Saturday Morning (Class A & Class AA Conso. Finals - Mariucci) 12,085 12,093 11,950 11,867 10,951 10,995 10,545 11,047 10,431 11,312 Saturday Afternoon (Class A Third Place & Championship) 6,553 6,973 7,698 7,426 6,027 6,159 7,030 8,037 6,837 6,881 Saturday Evening (Class AA Third Place & Championship) 17,222 17,333 17,055 18,682 15,962 17,813 16,023 17,616 17,257 16,930 GRAND TOTALS (Class AA & A - record for 1 class only) *123,809 *125, ,348 *129, , , , , , ,249 SESSION (Classes) Wednesday Afternoon (Class A Quarterfinals) 5,539 4,666 7,190 Wednesday Evening (Class A Quarterfinals) 4,563 5,274 4,587 Thursday Morning & Afternoon (Class A Conso. Semifinals -Mariucci) 735 1,000 1,183 Thursday Afternoon (Class AA Quarterfinals) 17,064 18,182 16,537 Thursday Evening (Class AA Quarterfinals) 17,089 17,746 18,413 Friday Afternoon (Class A Semifinals) 11,339 9,250 11,183 Friday Afternoon (Class AA Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci) 10,877 10,862 10,852 Friday Evening (Class AA Semifinals) 19,502 19,964 19,310 Saturday Morning (Class A & Class AA Conso. Finals - Mariucci) 10,970 11,394 11,549 Saturday Afternoon (Class A Third Place & Championship) 7,848 7,479 8,464 Saturday Evening (Class AA Third Place & Championship) 17,541 17,499 16,987 GRAND TOTALS (Class AA & A - record for 1 class only) 123, , ,255 * Denotes New Record Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys Hockey 235

15 State Boys Hockey Tournament Participants Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield AA, 2002 AA, 2003 AA, 2004 AA, 2005 AA Albert Lea A, 2005 A, 2007 A Alexander Ramsey , 1964, 1965, 1971, 1972, 1973 Alexandria (II), 1996 AA, 2010 A, 2011 A Anoka , 1990, 1997 AA, 1998 AA, 2003 AA, 2016 AA Apple Valley , 1992 (I), 1993 (I), 1996 AA, 2010 AA Austin/Austin Pacelli (I), 2001 AA Bemidji , 1973, 1974, 1976, 1985, 1986, 2015 AA, 2016 AA Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park A, 2001 A, 2008 AA, 2012 AA Blaine (I), 1996 AA, 1999 AA, 2000 AA, 2006 AA, 2007 AA, 2008 AA, 2009 AA, 2010 AA, 2011 AA, 2015 AA Blake School (The), Minneapolis A, 1999 A, 2006 A, 2007 A, 2008 A Bloomington , 1964, 1965 Bloomington Jefferson , 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1992 (I), 1993 (I), 1994 AA, 1995 AA, 1997 AA, 1998 AA, 2000 AA, 2002 AA, 2005 AA Bloomington Kennedy , 1976, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1990, 1991 Bloomington Lincoln Breck School, Golden Valley A, 1996 A, 1997 A, 2000 A, 2004 A, 2009 A, 2010 A, 2011 A, 2012 A, 2013 A, 2015 A, 2016 A Burnsville , 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1990, 1991, 2007 AA, 2016 AA Cambridge (II) Centennial, Circle Pines AA, 2013 AA, 2014 AA Champlin Park AA Chisago Lakes, Lindstrom A, 2014 A Cloquet Cloquet/Esko/Carlton (I), 1993 (I), 2002 AA, 2008 AA Columbia Heights Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul , 2006 AA, 2009 AA Delano (Delano/Rockford) A Detroit Lakes A, 1996 A Duluth Central ,1996 A Duluth Denfeld , 1988, 1989 Duluth East , 1960, 1961, 1964, 1975, 1991, 1994 AA, 1995 AA, 1996 AA, 1997 AA, 1998 AA, 2000 AA, 2003 AA, 2004 AA, 2005 AA, 2009 AA, 2010 AA, 2011 AA, 2012 AA, 2013 AA, 2014 AA, 2015 AA Eagan AA, 2011 AA, 2012 AA, 2014 AA East Grand Forks , 1980, 1982, 1998 A, 1999 A, 2001 A, 2002 A, 2013 A, 2014 A, 2015 A, 2017 A Eastview, Apple Valle AA, 2013 AA Eden Prairie (I), 1999 AA, 2001 AA, 2003 AA, 2009 AA, 2011 AA, 2014 AA, 2015 AA, 2016 AA, 2017 AA Edina-Morningside , 1956, 1957, 1960, 1962 Edina , 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1995 AA, 1996 AA, 1997 AA, 1998 AA, 2000 AA, 2007 AA, 2008 AA, 2009 AA, 2010 AA, 2011 AA, 2012 AA, 2013 AA, 2014 AA, 2015 AA Edina East , 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979 Edina West Elk River AA Elk River Area (I), 1999 AA, 2001 AA, 2002 AA, 2004 AA Eveleth , 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1960 Eveleth-Gilbert (II), 1998 A Faribault/Bethlehem Academy/ MN Residential Academy (II) Farmington A, 2000 A, 2016 AA Fergus Falls A, 1998 A, 1999 A, 2000 A, 2001 A, 2002 A, 2003 A Frank B. Kellogg Grand Rapids , 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, , 2006 AA, 2007 AA, 2016 AA, 2017 AA Granite Falls , 1946 Greenway, Coleraine , 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1987 Greenway, Coleraine/Nashwauk-Keewatin (II), 2001 AA Hallock , 1961 Hastings , 1985, 1998 AA, 1999 AA, 2000 AA, 2001 AA Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights , 1974, 1975, 1976, 1982, 1983, 1993 (II), 1997 AA Hermantown A, 1998 A, 1999 A, 2001 A, 2006 A, 2007 A, 2010 A, 2011 A, 2012 A, 2013 A, 2014 A, 2015 A, 2016 A, 2017 A Hibbing , 1967, 1970, 1973, 1974, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1994 A, 2003 A, 2004 A Hibbing/Chisholm A Hill-Murray, Maplewood , 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992 (I), 1993 (I), 1997 AA, 1999 AA, 2000 AA, 2002 AA, 2006 AA, 2007 AA, 2008 AA, 2009 AA, 2010 AA, 2012 AA, 2013 AA, 2015 AA, 2017 AA Hopkins Lindbergh , 1980 Hutchinson A, 1997 A, 2000 A Hutchinson/New Century Charter School A International Falls , 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1983, 1989, 1995 A, 2000 A, 2002 A Irondale, New Brighton , 1980, 1981 Lake of the Woods, Baudette/ Rainy River, Ontario Canada (II) Lakeville AA, 2003 AA, 2004 AA Lakeville North AA, 2010 AA, 2011 AA, 2013 AA, 2014 AA, 2015 AA Lakeville South AA, 2012 AA, 2017 AA Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato A, 2008 A, 2016 A Little Falls A, 2006 A, 2007 A, 2008 A, 2009 A, 2012 A Luverne (Luverne/Adrian) A, 2017 A Mahtomedi (II), 1994 A, 1997 A, 1998 A, 2001 A, 2009 A, 2010 A, 2015 A, 2017 A Mankato East/Loyola A Mankato West A, 2016 A Maple Grove AA, 2017 AA Marshall (Marshall/Lakeview/Minneota/ Tracy-Milroy-Balaton) A Marshall School, Duluth A, 2005 A, 2006 A, 2007 A, 2008 A, 2012 A, 2013 A Minneapolis Central , 1950 Minneapolis Edison A Minneapolis Patrick Henry , 1960, 1964 Minneapolis Roosevelt , 1958, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1974, 1978, 1992 (II) Minneapolis South , 1954, 1955, 1957, 1993 (II) Minneapolis Southwest , 1952, 1953, 1955, 1965, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1980 Minneapolis Washburn , 1949, 1959, 1960, 1962, 1979 Minneapolis West , 1947 Minnetonka , 1990, 1994 AA, 2006 AA, 2010 AA Monticello/Annandale/Maple Lake A Moorhead (I), 1993 (I), 1994 AA, 1995 AA, 1997 AA, 2001 AA, 2002 AA, 2003 AA, 2004 AA, 2005 AA, 2009 AA, 2011 AA, 2012 AA, 2013 AA, 2017 AA Mora/Hinckley-Finlayson A, 1997 A Mound Westonka A, 2001 A Mounds View , 1969, 1976, 1977, 1978 New Prague A, 2015 A New Ulm (New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral/ MN Valley Lutheran) A, 2011 A, 2012 A New Ulm (New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral/ MN Valley Lutheran/Sleepy Eye/ Sleepy Eye St. Mary s) A New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral (II) North St. Paul , 1967, 1970, 1981 Northfield A Orono (II), 1993 (II), 2002 A, 2003 A, 2004 A, 2006 A, 2007 A, 2014 A Osseo AA Owatonna AA Park Center, Brooklyn Park (I) Princeton A, 2003 A, 2016 A Proctor/AlBrook, Saginaw A Red Wing A, 1996 A, 1997 A, 1998 A, 1999 A, 2002 A Richfield , 1963, 1964, 1976, 1986, 1991 Robbinsdale Rochester , 1946, 1947, 1948 Rochester Century AA, 2007 AA, 2009 AA Rochester John Marshall , 1978, 1979, 1988, 1989, 1996 AA Rochester Lourdes A Rochester Lourdes/Stewartville A, 2011 A, 2012 A, 2013 A Rochester Lourdes/Stewartville/Chatfield A Rochester Lourdes/Stewartville/Plainview A, 2001 A, 2002 A Rochester Mayo , 1992 (I), 1994 AA, 1995 AA, 1997 AA, 1999 AA, 2000 AA Roseau , 1947, 1953, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966,1967, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1990, 1991, 1998 AA, 1999 AA, 2000 AA, 2006 AA, 2007 AA, 2008 AA, 2010 AA, 2014 AA Rosemount (II) Roseville Area , 2002 AA, 2003 AA St. Cloud Apollo , 2013 A, 2015 A St. Cloud Cathedral (II), 1994 A, 2004 A, 2008 A, 2009 A, 2014 A, 2016 A, 2017 A St. Cloud Tech , 1946, 1947, 1948, 1950, 1951, 1952 St. Louis Park , 1949, 1953, 1958, 1998 A, 2003 A St. Paul Academy & Summit School/ Great River School/Nova Classical Academy/ Twin Cities Academy HS A St. Paul Harding , 1954, 1958, 1969, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1979 St. Paul Humboldt , 1953 St. Paul Johnson , 1947, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1984, 1991, 1995 AA St. Paul Monroe St. Paul Murray , 1950, 1951, 1957, 1958, 1963 St. Paul Washington , 1956, 1960 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights A, 2005 A, 2006 A, 2007 A, 2008 A, 2011 A, 2012 A, 2013 A, 2015 AA, 2017 AA Sauk Rapids-Rice A Shakopee A Silver Bay A Simley, Inver Grove Heights A, 2003 A Continued on page Boys Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

16 State Boys Hockey Tournament Participants (Continued from page 236) South St. Paul , 1948, 1950, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1972, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1994 AA, 1996 AA, 2004 A Spring Lake Park A Staples Stillwater Area AA, 2016 AA Tartan, Oakdale AA, 2005 AA Thief River Falls , 1951, 1952, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1959, 1960, 1965 Thief River Falls/Goodridge A Thief River Falls/Goodridge/ Warren-Alvarado-Oslo A, 2012 A, 2016 A Totino-Grace, Fridley (II), 1995 A, 2002 A, 2005 A, 2014 A Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl A, 2009 A, 2010 A Wadena-Deer Creek A Warroad , 1949, 1953, 1963, 1969, 1970, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1994 A,1995 A, 1996 A, 1997 A, 2000 A, 2003 A, 2004 A, 2005 A, 2007 A, 2008 A, 2009 A, 2010 A Wayzata , 2004 AA, 2013 AA, 2016 AA, 2017 AA White Bear Lake Area , 1946, 1949, 1951, 1956, 1966, 1967, 1970, 1989, 1990, 1994 AA, 1995 AA, 1996 AA, 1998 AA, 2001 AA, 2003 AA, 2005 AA, 2011 AA White Bear Mariner Williams , 1950, 1951 Willmar Winona Woodbury AA, 2008 AA Appearances, Records, Goals Scored Two Class CLASS AA ( ) Schools Times at State 1st 2nd 3rd Cons. Wins Goals Goals Losses For Against Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield Anoka Apple Valley Alexandria *Austin/Austin Pacelli Bemidji Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park Blaine Bloomington Jefferson Burnsville Centennial, Circle Pines Champlin Park *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton Cretin-Derham Hall Duluth East Eagan Eastview, Apple Valley Eden Prairie Edina Elk River & Elk River Area Farmington Grand Rapids *Greenway/Nashwauk-Keewatin Hastings Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Hill-Murray, Maplewood Lakeville Lakeville North Lakeville South Maple Grove Minnetonka Moorhead Osseo *Owatonna/Medford Rochester Century Rochester John Marshall Rochester Mayo Roseau Roseville Area St. Paul Johnson St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights South St. Paul Stillwater Area Tartan, Oakdale Wayzata White Bear Lake Area Woodbury *Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys Hockey 237

17 Appearances, Records, Goals Scored Two Class CLASS A ( ) Schools Times at State 1st 2nd 3rd Cons. Wins Goals Goals Losses For Against Albert Lea Alexandria Area Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park Blake School (The), Minneapolis Breck School, Golden Valley Chisago Lakes, Lindstrom *Delano/Rockford Detroit Lakes Duluth Central East Grand Forks Eveleth-Gilbert Farmington Fergus Falls Hermantown Hibbing *Hibbing/Chisholm Hutchinson *Hutchinson/New Country Charter School International Falls *International Falls/Littlefork-Big Falls *Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato Little Falls *Luverne/Adrian Mahtomedi *Mankato East/Loyola Mankato West *Marshall/Lakeview/Minneota/Tracy-Milroy-Balaton Marshall School, Duluth Minneapolis Edison *Monticello/Annandale/Maple Lake *Mora/Hinckley-Finlayson Mound Westonka New Prague *New Ulm (New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral/ MN Valley Lutheran) *New Ulm (New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral/MN Valley Lutheran/ Sleepy Eye/Sleepy Eye St. Mary s) Northfield Orono Princeton *Proctor/AlBrook, Saginaw Red Wing Rochester Lourdes *Rochester Lourdes/Plainview *Rochester Lourdes/Stewartville *Rochester Lourdes/Plainview/Stewartville *Rochester Lourdes/Stewartville/Chatfield St. Cloud Apollo St. Cloud Cathedral St. Louis Park *St. Paul Academy & Summit School/Great River School/ Nova Classical Academy/Twin Cities Academy HS St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Sauk Rapids-Rice Shakopee Silver Bay Simley, Inver Grove Heights South St. Paul Spring Lake Park *Thief River Falls/Goodridge *Thief River Falls/Goodridge/Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Totino Grace, Fridley *Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl Wadena-Deer Creek Warroad *Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. 238 Boys Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

18 Appearances, Records, Goals Scored One Class ( ) Schools Times at State 1st 2nd 3rd Cons. Wins Goals Goals Losses For Against Alexander Ramsey, Roseville Anoka Apple Valley Bemidji Bloomington Bloomington Jefferson Bloomington Kennedy Bloomington Lincoln Burnsville Cloquet Columbia Heights Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul Duluth Central Duluth Denfeld Duluth East East Grand Forks Edina Edina East Edina Morningside Edina West Eveleth Frank B. Kellogg, Little Canada Grand Rapids Granite Falls Greenway, Coleraine Hallock Hastings Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Hibbing Hill-Murray, Maplewood Hopkins Lindbergh International Falls Irondale, New Brighton Minneapolis Central Minneapolis Patrick Henry Minneapolis Roosevelt Minneapolis South Minneapolis Southwest Minneapolis Washburn Minneapolis West Minnetonka Mounds View North, North St. Paul Richfield Robbinsdale Rochester Rochester John Marshall Rochester Mayo Roseau Roseville Area St. Cloud Apollo St. Cloud Tech St. Louis Park St. Paul Harding St. Paul Humboldt St. Paul Johnson St. Paul Monroe St. Paul Murray St. Paul Washington South St. Paul Staples Thief River Falls Warroad Wayzata White Bear Lake White Bear Mariner Williams Willmar Winona Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys Hockey 239

19 Appearances, Records, Goals Scored Two Tier TIER I ( ) Schools Times at State 1st 2nd 3rd Cons. Wins Goals Goals Losses For Against Apple Valley *Austin/Austin Pacelli Blaine Bloomington Jefferson *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton Eden Prairie Elk River Hill-Murray Moorhead Park Center, Brooklyn Park Rochester Mayo TIER II ( ) Schools Times at State 1st 2nd 3rd Cons. Wins Goals Goals Losses For Against Alexandria Cambridge Eveleth-Gilbert *Faribault/Bethlehem Academy/ MN Residential Academy for the Deaf *Greenway, Coleraine/Nashwauk-Keewatin Henry Sibley, West St. Paul *Lake of the Woods, Baudette/Rainy River, Ontario Canada Mahtomedi Minneapolis Roosevelt Minneapolis South *New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral Orono Rosemount St. Cloud Cathedral Totino Grace, Fridley *Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. Herb Brooks Award Recipients 2004 A - Pat Dynan, Orono AA - Greg Flynn, Centennial, Circle Pines 2005 A - Jon Breuer, Albert Lea AA - Mike Wallgren, Tartan, Oakdale 2006 A - Karl Gilbert, Hermantown AA - Matt Olson, Blaine 2007 A - Chad Huttel, Hermantown AA - Joe Stejskal, Grand Rapids 2008 A - Bryce Ravndalen, Warroad AA - Joe Phillippi, Hill-Murray, Maplewood ( ) 2009 A - Riley Hirsch, Little Falls AA - Trent Johnson, Moorhead 2010 A - Casey Myhre, *Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl AA - Peter Sikich, Apple Valley 2011 A - A.J. Reid, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights AA - Garen David, White Bear Lake Area 2012 A - Joseph Hanowski, Little Falls AA - Michael Bitzer, Moorhead 2013 A - Chris Benson, Hermantown AA - Ryan Lundgren, Duluth East 2014 A - Logan Norman, *Luverne AA - Zach Yon, Roseau 2015 A - Dixon Bowen, East Grand Forks AA - Angelo Altavilla, Lakeville North 2016 A - Tyler Loe, Mankato West AA - Jackson Cates, Stillwater Area 2017 A - Charlie Voller, *Monticello/ Annandale/Maple Lake AA - Micah Miller, Grand Rapids 2017 REVIEW (Continued from page 228) and third of the tournament. Through two periods, St. Thomas Academy held a 19-8 advantage in shots. The Cadets then stretched their lead by two more goals on two evenstrength tallies by senior forward Carter Winkler. The defending champions from Wayzata were led by senior defenseman Logan Lindstrand, who had a team-best three shots. The Class A Herb Brooks Award and a $1,000 check were presented to Charlie Voller of Monticello/Annandale/Maple Lake. The Class AA Herb Brooks Award and a $1,000 check were presented to Micah Miller of Grand Rapids. The 2017 State Boys Hockey Tournament was played March 8-11, with championshipround games at in St. Paul and consolation games played at Mariucci Arena on the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis. Total paid attendance was 126, Boys Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

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