Tide04

I haven't seen either play(live), so I'm not about to judge who the better of the two are. I do think the point that knownothing was trying to make was that Mr. Hockey isn't selected based on who has the potential to be the best player, but who is currently the best. I've known of a few high school players that were drafted by the NHL, scouted by the USHL and WCHA(some of them didn't pan out), but that's based on a heck of a lot more than current performance.

In order to be washed up, they would have had to been good at one time. And they can't count Mites!

This might be the year when the #1 seed from the West finally wins in the opening round.

Mom and Dad are still married and Mom makes the trip back to Hazen frequently. Tyrel is playing JV right now(scored his first goal against White Bear Lake?), and can move up(I'm not going to play coach and say he is moving up) after he sits out the mandatory 90 day period. The move to West Fargo.........that is where Grandma lives and where they are currently staying. Whether or not it was West Fargo or the Fargo South area he would be ineligible(according to NDHSAA rules) to compete in varsity athletics unless both parents move from their residence. I do believe he could have gotten around this by applying for open enrollment before the deadline, and of course there are always special circumstances that can affect this(including divorce........hence, the rumor)

Sounds crazy because it is crazy. These are sane people that have some perspective He'll wait for the 2nd semester to start.

I think it may have exposed BHS. I can't see Hazen-Beulah being a contender, in fact, they may have a hard time winning a game.

I thought I'd post something I have knowledge on, or at least a topic I know something about. I know that Tyrel McBain from waaaaay west has looked into a transfer to one of the Fargo Schools(his grandparents live there). He is not unsatisfied with the coaching he is currently getting, but there are coaching changes taking place in Hazen that will effect the program. Also, Hazen graduates ten seniors off of this years team and is experiencing a problem in numbers that will greatly reduce his chances of success next year. He is a kid that has made the committments to develop himself in an attempt to be the best hockey player he can be and is not merely jumping ship to head to a team that may win state. Rather, he is attempting to better his opportunities to play hockey at a higher level. If the move happens, I think those of you in Fargo will enjoy watching him play for one of your Varsity teams.