North Dakota Preps

who will be returning from each team east or west? discuss

red rivers roster

bismarck has most of their guys coming back

Tyrel McBain, Ian Powers and Alex Hooey should be a pretty good line next year for South.

dubblepen wrote:red rivers roster

lol... but it's basicly true.

north should be terrible, only legit player returning is soph grant narveson and supposedly he is transferring to south

showtime wrote:Tyrel McBain, Ian Powers and Alex Hooey should be a pretty good line next year for South.

i didn't here about tyrel mcbain  too much this year.  it seemed like he had a tough time adjusting to game speed in the east, he's still a good player though.

all red river does is reload, reload.  does anybody think central will be able to turn the corner.  maybe if central went back to there old nickname, that would help.

The Hockey Wizzard wrote:

showtime wrote:Tyrel McBain, Ian Powers and Alex Hooey should be a pretty good line next year for South.

i didn't here about tyrel mcbain  too much this year.  it seemed like he had a tough time adjusting to game speed in the east, he's still a good player though.

all red river does is reload, reload.  does anybody think central will be able to turn the corner.  maybe if central went back to there old nickname, that would help.

The reason you didn't hear much out of Tyrel Mcbain this year was probably because he played JV for over half the year. However, when he did come back he did pretty well for playing JV for the larger part of the year, believe (Correct me if I'm wrong) he had 7 points in the 3 games at EDC. Not too shabby.

Red River seems to have been the powerhouse with Juniors this year, next year almost all of their starters for their first lines will be seniors instead of like this year where they were Juniors (All but Crary). This most likely means that they will have to get those Juniors and Sophomores for the 2008-2009 season into play Varsity hockey if they want to compete with the more balanced teams (GPR/South/???) that don't have this huge powerhouse senior lines for next year. That's still a year or two off, so we'll see how RR keeps reloading, I expect to see some insane players come that 2008-2009 season, especially out of GPR and Crary.

im gonna throw in williston for being a good contender. although they lost some scoring and both of their goalies, they dont lose any defense and had some strong showings by both freshman and sophmores.....they do have a young goalie coming up....he is good but he's young.... i also think that dickinson will be good, century will be good, bottineau will be up there, high might be a little low, and hazen will struggle again....but that's my 2 cents:cool:

cavedude wrote:im gonna throw in williston for being a good contender. although they lost some scoring and both of their goalies, they dont lose any defense and had some strong showings by both freshman and sophmores.....they do have a young goalie coming up....he is good but he's young.... i also think that dickinson will be good, century will be good, bottineau will be up there, high might be a little low, and hazen will struggle again....but that's my 2 cents:cool:

high will be low are you kidding me?

brownbomber wrote:

cavedude wrote:im gonna throw in williston for being a good contender. although they lost some scoring and both of their goalies, they dont lose any defense and had some strong showings by both freshman and sophmores.....they do have a young goalie coming up....he is good but he's young.... i also think that dickinson will be good, century will be good, bottineau will be up there, high might be a little low, and hazen will struggle again....but that's my 2 cents:cool:

high will be low are you kidding me?

High won't be low next year. They have Seeberg returning next year and alot of other good players. They are gonna be top 4 in west

whos the other 3 from the west?

i'd say it goes like this

1. BHS

2. WHS

3. DHS

4. MHS

MHS loses a lot but they are good every year in the west

how about for the entire west region?

5.chs
6.jamestown
7.mandan
8.bottno
9.hazen
thats just what my opinion is i think the west should be pretty even cept maybe top 2-3 teams. last 4-5 spots could go anywhere

what school did tyrell mcbain come from

hazen/beulah

hes the kid from south junior kinda looks like tito ortiz right what made him move

probably wanted to play in a better hockey program. whyd you roll up into fargo from da hood, aka compton?

ghetto*revival wrote:hes the kid from south junior kinda looks like tito ortiz right what made him move

he does look like tito, he left hazen to play with better players hes not going anywhere staying at hazen. I heard his dad still lives in hazen and him and his mom moved down there to live a apartment is this true?

highheat wrote:probably wanted to play in a better hockey program. whyd you roll up into fargo from da hood, aka compton?

if u really wanna hear the full story send me a message il reply with the truth

Ditka14 wrote:

ghetto*revival wrote:hes the kid from south junior kinda looks like tito ortiz right what made him move

he does look like tito, he left hazen to play with better players hes not going anywhere staying at hazen. I heard his dad still lives in hazen and him and his mom moved down there to live a apartment is this true?

 I believe they(includes his younger brother) live with his Grandmother.

 Use the Private Messages please

i got the west right here

1 BHS   only really need a goalie eichle should step up

2 Dicky   Kovacs and they lose like 2 seniors

3 Minot  schmitt could dominate WDA they always compete

4 Mandan  new coach Haugen n Kline i pick them as a darkhorse in the west

5 CHS   Knutson is proven imo  decent offense and defense

6 Botno  mystery without herbel

7 Willy i just cant see rehak and skarre dominating a game plus inexperienced goalie

8 J town  lose a lot of power it will be interesting

9 Hazen if oster gets a shut out every game they will unfortantally tie every game thus 1 point a game but i cant see that happening

Bismarck High would have to be heavy preseason favorites and even they arent a perfectly round ball. The two through eight positions are in the air, who ever can bury the puck will have success.