Showing posts with label Coaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coaching. Show all posts

Friday, October 05, 2012

UND Women versus MSU-M Mavericks Lines



UND Forward Lines 

LW Monique Lamoureux (A) 18 – C Jocelyne Lmoureux © 17 – R Leah Jensen 25
LW Meghan Dufault 19 – C Josefine Jakobsen 63 – R Becca Kohler 51
LW Andrea Dalen 10 – C Mary Loken 2 – R Megan Gilbert Kohler 15
LW No player – C Shannon Kaiser 11 – R Allison Parizek 6 

UND Defense Pairing

Sam LaShomb 4 – Kayla Berg(A)  9
Tanja Eisenschmid 22 – Ashley Furia 91
Tori Willaims 16 – Jordan Slavin 7  

UND Goalies 

Shelby Amsley-Benzie 1
Jorid Dagfinrud 30
Michelle Bonapace-Potvin 33

Minnesota State Minnesota-Mankato Mavericks

Maverick Forward lines 

LW Tract McCann 15 – C Lauren Smith (A) 25 – R Nichole Germaine 18
LW Krystal Baumann 19 – Kari Lundberg © 26 – R Lauren Zrust 3
LW Melissa Klippenstein 23 – C Lauren Barnes 5 – R Natalie Stoltz 11 

Maverick Defense Pairings 

Emilla Andersson 20 – Danielle Scholzen 28
Erika Magnusson 14 – Shelby Moteyunas 27
Haley Northcote 21 – Giulianna Pallotta 9 

Maverick Goalies

Danielle Butters 37
Erin Krichiver 33
Brianna Quade 30  

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Wednesday, August 01, 2012

Jutting to the UNO Mavericks?

Lets Go Mav's favorite ex-head coach is the topic of rumors on the internet tonight - it's rumored that former Minnesota State University Mankato Mavericks head coach Troy Jutting might be headed to Nebraska Omaha to be an assistant coach with the UNO Mavericks under former Fighting Sioux head coach Dean Blais.  Apparently, this rumor isn't popular with the UNO Mavericks fans.




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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Berry to UND? Kind of looks that way

 Looking at these tweets from one of the beat writers of the Columbus Blue Jackets Aaron Portzline, it would appear that former assistant coach Brad Berry is on his way back to the UND Fighting Sioux Hockey team to be one of Coach Hakstol's assistant coaches.

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Thursday, May 03, 2012

Where do we go from here? RW77 and the new Job Opening

Well, consider me one of shock... though it isn't shock because Eades is gone. It's more of shock that Eades isn't gone due to a new position...either head coach at the DI level or USHL level.

I think Eades is one of the more up and coming coaches at the collegiate level among the cadre of attractive candidates that do not have DI head coaching experience.

  I haven't a doubt that Eades' unemployment will be measured in weeks rather than in months. Best of luck, Cary. Here's to success wherever you end up (unless it is against UND).

The NEW UND coach:

UND has basically two directions: First would be to promote Dane Jackson to Associate Head Coach and hire an Assistant Head Coach. The other would be to hire an Associate Head Coach.

First, hiring a new Assistant Coach:

This would be the least expensive option as they wouldn't necessarily have to shell out as much money as they'd have to if they went for an Associate Head Coach. Not to mention that it opens the most options to UND. Although UND doesn't have to follow "tradition" of hiring former UND or at least WCHA coaches or players, a new assistant can be ANYONE... including poaching a coach from the ranks of Major Juniors if they really wanted. They can also go in the direction of giving a guy his first shot at the DI level...having no real coaching experience outside of the volunteer variety... for example: Karl Goehring.

Possible Candidates can be from a large variety of sources from juniors up to the pro ranks. With how open this possibility is, I'm not sure anyone other than Karl who jumps out at me. Perhaps Tony Hrkac would be willing to take a shot at this position.

Option Two: Hire a new Associate

This is the more costly option but it holds a lot of intriguing names. People who have made their names known in the past could become candidates. Some names that come to mind include: Jason Herter, John Marks, Steve Johnson, even Chad Johnson could come up. There could be non-UND candidates, such as Shattuck's Tom Ward (he was a former Minnesota Assistant Coach). Hey, I hear John Hill and Troy Jutting are available. But then again, hiring John Hill would kill our program. Heh, we should make a run at one of the Sutters. They'd know how to undo the major junior influence. After all, no one knows more about Major Junior recruiting away NCAA players better than the Anti-NCAA Sutter family. I'd also love to see James Patrick be included in the list but he's doing well as an NHL Assistant and probably has a future at that level.

Like with the other option: They could go completely out of the blue. So my questions to the readership are: What direction do you think UND will take? Who do you think will be a candidate? Any you'd like to see on the list that I haven't mentioned?
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Guentzel returns to Minnesota...

Colorado College versus the University of Minn...Image via WikipediaOn the day that the NCHA was making their big announcement the University of Minnesota was usurping the less than impressive National Collegiate Hockey Conference press conference to announce they have re-hired Mike Guentzel as Associate Head coach. 
University of Minnesota Press Release --- University of Minnesota men's hockey coach Don Lucia announced today the hiring of Mike Guentzel as Associate Head Coach.

Guentzel, who played defense for Minnesota from 1981-85 and served as an assistant coach for the Gophers from 1994-08, rejoins the Maroon and Gold staff after one year as an assistant coach at Nebraska Omaha during the 2010-11 season. From 2009-10 he was the head coach and general manager of the USHL's Des Moines Buccaneers and he was an assistant coach at Colorado College from 2008-09.

"I wanted to hire a Minnesota alumnus, someone who could work with the defensemen, and someone familiar with the WCHA," said Lucia. "Mike has all the qualities I was looking for and it was an easy decision. Mike knows the league, Gopher Hockey, and also has a tremendous relationship with Grant Potulny and Justin Johnson. He is also energized and excited to be a part of the transition to the Big Ten."
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