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Posted
6 minutes ago, stoneySIOUX said:

LOVE THIS. Now it's time to set lineups, eh?!

Perron - Berg - Kunz
Boisvert - OMac - Swanson
James - Jammer - Wilkie
Strinden - Schmaltz - Croal/Littler/Andrew/Monty

Zmolek - Livanvage
Wiebe - Emery
MacDonald - Strathmann
Komak - Jubenvill

Semptimphelter
Hedquist
Cheeser

I could eat my words but a 1st round center not playing center? I just don’t see that. Wilkie at W too? I do like the lineup though…I’d just move a lot of pieces around :) 

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Posted
16 minutes ago, scpa0305 said:

I could eat my words but a 1st round center not playing center? I just don’t see that. Wilkie at W too? I do like the lineup though…I’d just move a lot of pieces around :) 

With how much Omac struggled on draws last year, move him to LW?

Posted
33 minutes ago, scpa0305 said:

I could eat my words but a 1st round center not playing center? I just don’t see that. Wilkie at W too? I do like the lineup though…I’d just move a lot of pieces around :) 

I mean, who comes off center? I guess you could flip Jammer and Wilkie. OMac could certainly come off C and play wing.

Posted
2 hours ago, stoneySIOUX said:

LOVE THIS. Now it's time to set lineups, eh?!

Perron - Berg - Kunz
Boisvert - OMac - Swanson
James - Jammer - Wilkie
Strinden - Schmaltz - Croal/Littler/Andrew/Monty

Zmolek - Livanvage
Wiebe - Emery
MacDonald - Strathmann
Komak - Jubenvill

Semptimphelter
Hedquist
Cheeser

Mine is similar:

Perron - Berg - Swanson
OMac - Boisvert - Kunz
James - Wilkie - Strinden
Jammer - Schmaltz - Croal
Littler/Andrew/Monty

Zmolek - Livanavage
Wiebe - Emery
MacDonald - Strathmann
Komak - Jubenvill

Sempti
Hobie
Cheese

Perron and Berg can finish.  Putting Swanson with them could be really fun to watch.
Put a big body Kunz with Omac and Boisvert.  Kunz retrieves the puck, OMac dishes it, Boisvert buries it.
A lot of skill and speed on that 3rd line.  Other teams will have a hard time containing them.
Hard workers and some grit on the 4th.

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Posted
3 hours ago, stoneySIOUX said:

I mean, who comes off center? I guess you could flip Jammer and Wilkie. OMac could certainly come off C and play wing.

I’ve always questioned Berg at C as he isn’t very rangy. I realize he’s ok at draws, but when you watch him he’s 100% a shoot first wing. I doubt he plays C after college. I think it really depends on if Omac improves at draws, that’ll give them more options. Side note, curious how Strinden shows up this year. He’s probably done more with less ice time than anyone on the team.

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Posted
3 hours ago, brianvf said:

Mine is similar:

Perron - Berg - Swanson
OMac - Boisvert - Kunz
James - Wilkie - Strinden
Jammer - Schmaltz - Croal
Littler/Andrew/Monty

Zmolek - Livanavage
Wiebe - Emery
MacDonald - Strathmann
Komak - Jubenvill

Sempti
Hobie
Cheese

Perron and Berg can finish.  Putting Swanson with them could be really fun to watch.
Put a big body Kunz with Omac and Boisvert.  Kunz retrieves the puck, OMac dishes it, Boisvert buries it.
A lot of skill and speed on that 3rd line.  Other teams will have a hard time containing them.
Hard workers and some grit on the 4th.

I really like this lineup 

Posted

McLaughlin Berg Swanson

James Boisvert Perron

Kunz Wilkie Strinden

Andrew Schmaltz Jamernik

Croal Littler Montgomery

 

Livanavage Emery

Wiebe Zmolek

Stathmann Komzak

Jubenville MacDonald

 

Hedquist/Semptimphelter

Johnson

Posted

Mine is not terribly different from some of the others.

Omac-Berg-Perron
James-Boisvert-Swanson
Kunz-Wilkie-Strinden
Schmaltz-Jammer-Croal 

Andrew-Monty-Littler

Livanavage-Zmolek
Macdonald-Emery 
Strathmann-Wiebe

Jubenvill-Komzak

Semptimphelter
Hedquist
Johnson

 

What I have above would be a #1 line with a lot of experience and potential. We need one line loaded to get points reliably each night.  Boisvert at center due to his grip strength, size, and high ceiling seems right while moving Omac and Schmaltz to the wings. 

The 2nd line would be a combo of guys that play with great speed/pace together while the 3rd line is very heavy and hard but has scoring threats. IMO the 2nd and 3rd lines are interchangeable as far as TOI goes

4th line would be a great shutout and high energy line with guys that play solid 200 foot games.  Sounds like Croal is an absolute animal and competitor, even though he’s not huge. I’d see Littler challenging him for the other slot on the 4th line

Regarding defense, I think the 2nd and 3rd pairing would be similar for TOI but Wiebe is solid on the right side and is comfortable there even for a lefty which is why I have him in that side. Also guessing Jubenvill get plenty of reps, I can see him and littler being the extra skater a lot of games this year

 

 

Posted
1 hour ago, hockeytherapy13 said:

Mine is not terribly different from some of the others.

Omac-Berg-Perron
James-Boisvert-Swanson
Kunz-Wilkie-Strinden
Schmaltz-Jammer-Croal 

Andrew-Monty-Littler

Livanavage-Zmolek
Macdonald-Emery 
Strathmann-Wiebe

Jubenvill-Komzak

Semptimphelter
Hedquist
Johnson

 

What I have above would be a #1 line with a lot of experience and potential. We need one line loaded to get points reliably each night.  Boisvert at center due to his grip strength, size, and high ceiling seems right while moving Omac and Schmaltz to the wings. 

The 2nd line would be a combo of guys that play with great speed/pace together while the 3rd line is very heavy and hard but has scoring threats. IMO the 2nd and 3rd lines are interchangeable as far as TOI goes

4th line would be a great shutout and high energy line with guys that play solid 200 foot games.  Sounds like Croal is an absolute animal and competitor, even though he’s not huge. I’d see Littler challenging him for the other slot on the 4th line

Regarding defense, I think the 2nd and 3rd pairing would be similar for TOI but Wiebe is solid on the right side and is comfortable there even for a lefty which is why I have him in that side. Also guessing Jubenvill get plenty of reps, I can see him and littler being the extra skater a lot of games this year

 

 

I like these combos and they might've been what I said when we first were throwing combos up a couple months ago but I can't remember. One of the biggest things I'm looking for is trying to put guys together that play at the same pace, feels like too often we have had a guy that just seems out of place on a line because he isn't as good of a skater and he opts to dump a puck and try to play along the boards when he had another forward with him looking to create with his speed.

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Posted
1 hour ago, SiouxScore said:

I like these combos and they might've been what I said when we first were throwing combos up a couple months ago but I can't remember. One of the biggest things I'm looking for is trying to put guys together that play at the same pace, feels like too often we have had a guy that just seems out of place on a line because he isn't as good of a skater and he opts to dump a puck and try to play along the boards when he had another forward with him looking to create with his speed.

Similar pace is exactly what I was going for here because I completely agree with how we’ve balanced lines somewhat incorrectly before. 

Posted

I wouldn't expect a regular lineup card with a freshman center before Christmas; nor would I expect two freshman forwards together until then. 

After Christmas if you're still playing like a freshman you're not playing. 

Posted
On 6/17/2024 at 10:12 PM, scpa0305 said:

I really like this lineup 

 

18 hours ago, hockeytherapy13 said:

Mine is not terribly different from some of the others.

Omac-Berg-Perron
James-Boisvert-Swanson
Kunz-Wilkie-Strinden
Schmaltz-Jammer-Croal 

Andrew-Monty-Littler

Livanavage-Zmolek
Macdonald-Emery 
Strathmann-Wiebe

Jubenvill-Komzak

Semptimphelter
Hedquist
Johnson

 

What I have above would be a #1 line with a lot of experience and potential. We need one line loaded to get points reliably each night.  Boisvert at center due to his grip strength, size, and high ceiling seems right while moving Omac and Schmaltz to the wings. 

The 2nd line would be a combo of guys that play with great speed/pace together while the 3rd line is very heavy and hard but has scoring threats. IMO the 2nd and 3rd lines are interchangeable as far as TOI goes

4th line would be a great shutout and high energy line with guys that play solid 200 foot games.  Sounds like Croal is an absolute animal and competitor, even though he’s not huge. I’d see Littler challenging him for the other slot on the 4th line

Regarding defense, I think the 2nd and 3rd pairing would be similar for TOI but Wiebe is solid on the right side and is comfortable there even for a lefty which is why I have him in that side. Also guessing Jubenvill get plenty of reps, I can see him and littler being the extra skater a lot of games this year

 

 

That 3rd line would be a lot of fun to watch!!

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Posted
20 minutes ago, Sweethockey said:

That 3rd line would be a lot of fun to watch!!

The nice thing this next season will be that our offensive depth will mean that we're gonna have some talented players on the 3rd/4th lines.
Should hopefully create some tough matchups for opposing teams.

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Posted
32 minutes ago, brianvf said:

The nice thing this next season will be that our offensive depth will mean that we're gonna have some talented players on the 3rd/4th lines.
Should hopefully create some tough matchups for opposing teams.

Developing offensive depth across four lines will make it harder for teams to shut us down.

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Posted
14 minutes ago, The Sicatoka said:

Top six; bottom six

Top nine and a grind that can still score 

I really think that mantra right here should be the mindset of the team this season. 

 

And here's to hoping Schmaltz gets more than 1 goal this season. 

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Posted

We need at least three forward lines that are a threat to score, in part because I don’t think the d-corps is going to provide much more offense than last year (would love to be wrong).

Posted
On 6/19/2024 at 1:08 PM, Sweethockey said:

 

That 3rd line would be a lot of fun to watch!!

Strinden has really proven himself in my view.  I love his stick handling and his hard-nose moves to the net.

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Posted
On 6/19/2024 at 3:04 PM, hockeytherapy13 said:

I really think that mantra right here should be the mindset of the team this season. 

 

And here's to hoping Schmaltz gets more than 1 goal this season. 

:) Goal breakout season for Schmaltz. :). 

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Posted
1 hour ago, BusinessSoot said:

Former dman, Brady Ferner, will visit the Ralph on Oct 5th as a member of the Augustana coaching staff.

 Very quick rise to the D1 coaching ranks. 

 

Good for him. We did him dirty, it's not like he was hogging a scholarship.

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