AZSIOUX

found this little piece on him, good player to land if this is correct............ Danny Kristo (5-11, 155): From Eden Prairie (Minn.) H.S, Kristo made an immediate splash by finishing as the tournament's second leading scorer with a 5-4

any updates here would be great on the camp.......... http://www.usahockey.com/international/mai...6_jr_eval_home/ august 8, 2006 kessel scores 2 goals for team blue in 4-2 win over finland. team white shuts out sweden 3-0....no stats available yet jack johnson, erik johnson, lee and chorney are locks so that leaves 3 d spots open, wonder if zach "dont f with me" jones has a shot...a lot of talent there

WOW.....................you are a genious

lets see, wear sioux hockey gear (shirts, sweatshirts, hats) pretty much wherever, especially now that im back in minnesota to piss off all my gopher buddies, i also have a few (to many) jerseys to pick from on gamedays show off the tattoo whenever possible, that was easier in arizona wearing shorts pretty much everyday oh, my AZSIOUX arizona lisence plate kind of helps as well HELL YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH GO SIOUX THE CHASE FOR #8

hockey futures new jersey devils prospect rankings http://hockeysfuture.com/article.php?sid=8979 2. (+2) Travis Zajac, C, 7.5 C Acquired: 1st round, 20th overall, 2004 NHL Draft Zajac started his sophomore season in North Dakota with the Fighting Sioux somewhat slowly, but turned things around mid-season and down the stretch for what has to be considered a great second year in the NCAA. Zajac lead North Dakota in assists with 27 and finished third in team scoring with 44 points behind Drew Stafford (BUF) and T.J. Oshie (STL). At the end of the season, he signed with the Devils and reported to Albany where he suited up for six games, scoring a goal and an assist. Strong at both ends of the rink, Zajac contributes in all facets of the game and often does the little things that don

he still is with the wild

now this is a big goalie and he put up some decent numbers....13-5 and a 2.46 GAA.... RAWLINGS, Chris Current Team: Salmon Arm Silverbacks Jersey Number: 37 Position: G Height: 6'5 Weight: 200 Hometown: North Delta, BC Shoots: Left Date of Birth: September 19, 1988 (17 years)

then i would have gotten killed

http://gfheraldsiouxhockey.blogspot.com/ brad deserves a kick in the for this title..good one brad my heart did skip a beat for 1 second at least seriously, is there another oshie on the rise??

vande velde will be a very nice player for the sioux, he wasn't drafted that high for no reason. i think he may be a important part of our success with all the key departures...he will be in the lineup every single game.....bishop and miller should battle for one of the last forward spots and i guess we will have to wait to see how everything shakes out

i think brady will be in the nhl someday, depends if the money is better. he was the rookie of the year and had a hell of a season..just to bad he did get hurt, one of those players you sit back and say (WHAT IF) because the kid can flat out play in my eyes

just a few updates on a few former sioux overseas from this great website http://www.eurohockey.net/ Brady Murray http://www.eurohockey.net/players/show_pla...gi?serial=90920 Jeff Panzer http://www.eurohockey.net/players/show_pla...gi?serial=93338 Tyler Palmiscno http://www.eurohockey.net/players/show_pla...gi?serial=82948 Landon Wilson http://www.eurohockey.net/players/show_pla...gi?serial=76186 Jeff Ulmer http://www.eurohockey.net/players/show_pla...gi?serial=38048 Jason Ulmer http://www.eurohockey.net/players/show_pla...gi?serial=41861

yeah i kow that but was just wondering on the rights teams have and how many years. he is playing with them again. just curious. he is obviously still property if he is on the prospects list...he didnt exaclty light it up i guess 05/06...RAPPERSWIL-JONA GP-36 G-3 A-9 PTS12 PIM-26

OTTAWA RANKINGS FROM HF http://hockeysfuture.com/article.php?sid=8977 2. (2) Brian Lee, D, 8.0C Acquired: 1st round, 9th overall, 2005 With the moves made by John Muckler over the summer, the Senators seem to have focussed their blueline strategy on mobility and transition ability, illustrated by the re-signing of Wade Redden and not Zdeno Chara, and the acquisitions of Joe Corvo and Tom Preissing. Perhaps the selection of Brian Lee, if not Andrej Meszaros the year before, should have been taken as a hint to how the organization would build its blueline in the

i obviously missed that page...woops.........

http://www.wsblues.mb.ca/profiles/Gregoire.html Jason Gregoire #17 BIRTHDATE: February 24, 1989 POSITION: Left Wing HEIGHT: 5'11" WEIGHT: 175 lbs

i know they may lean towards a defensive minded coach but i say hire tony hrkac...just throwing it out there, didn't he do some sort of coaching with milwaukee last year or maybe not milwaukee but somewhere i believe..... found a little bit Hrkac retired from professional hockey after the 2004-05 season, most recently playing for the Milwaukee Admirals of the American Hockey League. This year, he's a coaching assistant for the Admirals. http://www.zoominfo.com/directory/Hrkac_Tony_388270173.htm IN HRKAC CIRCUS I TRUST

oh yeahhhhhhh http://www.theahl.com/AHL/News/2006/08/01/1713462.html The Houston Aeros have signed goaltender Tony Quesada to a contract for the 2006-07 season, the team announced Monday.Quesada, 23, comes off four standout seasons at the College of the Holy Cross, including a 22-6-2 (2.30 GAA) campaign in 2005-06. Quesada helped the Crusaders to arguably the biggest upset in NCAA tournament history last spring, making 35 saves in a 4-3 overtime win over the University of Minnesota. The Crusaders became the first No. 4 seed to ever take out a top seed, and it was the school's first-ever NCAA tournament victory.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/transactions goehring signs with nashville...way to go karl!!

if you go down in division when transfering you do not have to sit a year out, you can play right away

on a side note, brady murray is still listed on the kings (other notables) list...do the same property of a player rules apply to brady since he is playing for jona rapperswil in sweden?? thx http://hockeysfuture.com/article.php?sid=8972

http://hockeysfuture.com/article.php?sid=8976 kozek #16 forney #18 (other notables) kaip 16. Andrew Kozek, RW 53rd overall, 2005 Entry Draft Kozek possesses a lot of raw talent, but the scoring prowess he displayed in the BCHL in his draft year has not yet translated to the college level. Last year he had just 13 points in 45 games for the University of North Dakota. The challenge for him will be to turn the talent into production, first in the NCAA, and then professionally. The 20-year-old winger will be a sophomore at UND this season. Having seen low amounts of ice time last year, he should get more opportunity going forward. 18. Michael Forney, LW 80th overall, 2006 Entry Draft Forney was a high-risk, high-reward selection. It

GOOD POINT

so does eades move up and then obviously there would be a position to fill. i guess the departures keep coming..dammmmmmmmmmmm, berry is a hell of a coach and for those of you who ask CROSBY87, the source will not be revealed so save your breath on that one, to bad if true but best of luck as well to berry