SIOUXELEVENS Posted November 24, 2003 Posted November 24, 2003 Which jersey number has been the most productive as far as points in Sioux history.I'am thinking number #11 must be leading the pack with the likes of Mark Taylor,Mal parks,Dixon Ward and Zach putting up lots of points. Quote
MinnesotaNorthStar Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 It's the 3 of Maaaatt Joooones!!! J/K..I really don't know...17 maybe a good one too. Quote
SiouxTupa Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 I'd probably say 17, but I'm not really sure who else wore it aside from Jeff Panzer. Guess you can't really bank on a number until you see who's wearing it. Quote
If only we had Belfour Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 Russ Parent was #17 as well. I woudl say he did OK. SO how about 21 HRKAC Who else wore that # Quote
Diggler Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 What # was Greg Johnson? I remember in 1987, I wanted a Hrkac button. They were out though and I had to settle for Russ Parent. Quote
Smoggy Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 Johnson was #9. I believe another high scorer wore #9. Quote
redwing77 Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 I have no idea as for Sioux jerseys, but historically in the NHL, there are more players in the hall of fame who wore the number 7 than any other number. I think that even goes for numbers retired as well. Quote
jk Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 Hrkac was 7 in his frosh year. When he left after that year, Johnson took 7. Hrkac then took 21 when he returned the next year. So 7 has Hrkac's frosh year (54 pts) and the bulk of Johnson's career (including a national scoring title as a senior) plus Bucks now. Not bad. Quote
dagies Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 What # was Greg Johnson? I remember in 1987, I wanted a Hrkac button. They were out though and I had to settle for Russ Parent. I wanted to buy a home white jersey in 1987 but thought the $40 was just too much for little ol' me to spend on it. Jerseys weren't as commonplace then as they are now, though some people did wear them. Anyway, it wasn't long before I regretted not spending THAT money. Quote
Kermit Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 So 7 has Hrkac's frosh year (54 pts) and the bulk of Johnson's career (including a national scoring title as a senior) plus Bucks now. Not bad. Troy Murray was also #7. He scored 78 points as a freshman in 80-81, which I think is a Sioux record. He also had a year in the NHL when he scored 45 goals and 99 points. Quote
schmidtdoggydog Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 Troy Murray was also #7. He scored 78 points as a freshman in 80-81, which I think is a Sioux record. He also had a year in the NHL when he scored 45 goals and 99 points. Kevin Maxwell had 82 points his freshman year at UND. Quote
Kermit Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 Kevin Maxwell had 82 points his freshman year at UND. Right! My bad. Didn't Maxwell wear #7 too? If so, we've got: #7: Maxwell, Murray, Hrkac (freshman), S. Johnson, Bochenski #11: Taylor, Parks, Ward, Parise Quote
schmidtdoggydog Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 Right! My bad. Didn't Maxwell wear #7 too? If so, we've got: #7: Maxwell, Murray, Hrkac (freshman), S. Johnson, Bochenski #11: Taylor, Parks, Ward, Parise You can throw Roche in with the #7's. Teeder Wynne with the #11's. #8 is also a high scoring number, with Doug Smail, Neil Eisenhut, Dave Tippett (I believe) and Kevin Hoogsteen. I would guess considering Taylor and Ward are two of the five players that have scored in excessive of 200 career points for UND, Wynne with over 140 points, Parks close to hundred and Parise on the way to who knows how many, that #11 may be tough to beat. Quote
PCM Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 #8 is also a high scoring number, with Doug Smail, Neil Eisenhut, Dave Tippett (I believe) and Kevin Hoogsteen. You could add Mike Commodore if you include punches and penalties. Quote
SIOUXELEVENS Posted November 25, 2003 Author Posted November 25, 2003 Didn't Teeder Wynne where #10 not #11 Quote
schmidtdoggydog Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 Didn't Teeder Wynne where #10 not #11 No - Sean Beswick and Ian Kallay wore #10 while TW was at UND. Quote
redwing77 Posted November 25, 2003 Posted November 25, 2003 You could add Mike Commodore if you include punches and penalties. I've seen him score goals... well, A goal anyways. It's almost like the movie Mighty Ducks with that kid who only hit the net 1 out of 5 times with his shot. But that shot.. wooooooo... Ok, Commodore wasn't a goal scorer, but who cares. I think he's the hardest hitter I've ever watched play the game (and that's saying something with Greene and Prpich around). Quote
SIOUXELEVENS Posted November 26, 2003 Author Posted November 26, 2003 My bad,I thought Wynne wore #10, thanks for the help.Here's some numbers from number #11 TAYLOR 265 PARKS 91 WARD 219 WYNNE 141 PARISE 74 AND STILL COUNTING I THINK THE ELEVENS MIGHT HAVE IT Quote
redwing77 Posted November 26, 2003 Posted November 26, 2003 My bad,I thought Wynne wore #10, thanks for the help.Here's some numbers from number #11 TAYLOR 265 PARKS 91 WARD 219 WYNNE 141 PARISE 74 AND STILL COUNTING I THINK THE ELEVENS MIGHT HAVE IT THANKS FOR THE CAPS TO GO WITH THE JERSEYS! Quote
jojordan23 Posted November 26, 2003 Posted November 26, 2003 David Hoogstein wore # 18, not number 8. Quote
schmidtdoggydog Posted November 26, 2003 Posted November 26, 2003 David Hoogstein wore # 18, not number 8. If you actually read the post to which you refer you will see that it says KEVIN Hoogsteen, who did wear #8! Quote
Brent_Bobyck Posted November 26, 2003 Posted November 26, 2003 I have to go with #25 because of Brent_Bobyck baby. So Money. Quote
jojordan23 Posted November 26, 2003 Posted November 26, 2003 If you actually read the post to which you refer you will see that it says KEVIN Hoogsteen, who did wear #8! You're right, it does. My mistake. Although I don't recall Kevin Hoggsteen scoring a lot, but I only watched him play his last year. That was the year I became a devout Sioux hockey fan, when I actually started going to games, listening on the radio, etc. Quote
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