AlphaMikeFoxtrot Posted July 31 Posted July 31 Schloss' article mentions that OMac was there for it. Good for him, he played well with Blake. Quote
sioux rube Posted August 6 Posted August 6 At Da Beauty League in Edina and watched Kleven and Johannes play. Sucks this is the 10th and last year of it. Fun wide open hockey 1 Quote
cberkas Posted August 11 Posted August 11 51 minutes ago, sioux rube said: Hope he does well, but he's just going to be the backup with who is returning as the starter. I get why he's doing it and if he isn't the starter at the beginning of the season he's going to be heading to the ECHL. Quote
stoneySIOUX Posted August 11 Posted August 11 59 minutes ago, sioux rube said: Ope, now Oshie, I'm again feeling very old. 3 Quote
Level B Fishbowl Posted Thursday at 04:24 PM Posted Thursday at 04:24 PM On 8/11/2026 at 11:33 AM, cberkas said: Hope he does well, but he's just going to be the backup with who is returning as the starter. I get why he's doing it and if he isn't the starter at the beginning of the season he's going to be heading to the ECHL. Unless Parsons really struggles or gets injured, I can't see Leaman giving him much playing time except against some of the weaker HEA teams Quote
AlphaMikeFoxtrot Posted Thursday at 05:34 PM Posted Thursday at 05:34 PM Jackson Kunz to the Marlies Quote
Blackheart Posted yesterday at 03:09 AM Posted yesterday at 03:09 AM He never actually played for UND but he would have except for a horrible accident. I don't have a subscription to Star Trib but there is an article about former Sioux recruit George Pelawa in today's paper. https://varsity.startribune.com/george-pelawas-death-and-40-years-of-unrelenting-grief-for-brother-joe/601758146?utm_source=startribune&utm_medium=referral&utmCampaign=homepage Quote
krustyklown Posted yesterday at 03:41 AM Posted yesterday at 03:41 AM 29 minutes ago, Blackheart said: He never actually played for UND but he would have except for a horrible accident. I don't have a subscription to Star Trib but there is an article about former Sioux recruit George Pelawa in today's paper. https://varsity.startribune.com/george-pelawas-death-and-40-years-of-unrelenting-grief-for-brother-joe/601758146?utm_source=startribune&utm_medium=referral&utmCampaign=homepage Reading mode, usually available for Star-Tribune, is your friend. If you are a KBW, the F9 function key, is another friend. Quote
brianvf Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Nice article on Stecher in the Herald: https://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/und-hockey/troy-stecher-returns-for-unds-pro-camp-with-624-nhl-games-and-lessons-to-share Quote Stecher singled out his class of defensemen, along with Paul LaDue, Gage Ausmus and Keaton Thompson. "Every single day was a competition between us," he said. "There were some fist fights in the garages. There were some fist fights in 4-on-4 skates. Then, 30 minutes later you're laughing in the shower and being like, 'Let's go to The Bun for lunch.' "Being a Sioux, you're naturally going to get better every single day, because everyone has the same common goals. It's to win. In order to win, you need to be at your best. That's just an accountability thing here, where there are no bad days. You've got to make sure you bring it every single day. That's an amazing part of the player aspect, where you can progress your game to pro. Quote Stecher walked around campus last week to see all of the changes while he spent a few days working out in Ralph Engelstad Arena. "It's just amazing to see how well they treat the guys here. You kind of go back to that feeling as soon as you step back on campus. It's a very special place. I'm happy to be here." But his message to the current team is to take it all in while they're at UND. "The craziest part," Stecher said, "is I'd give it all up to re-live that lifestyle." Quote
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