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turpat kur pagājušogad, Shattuck St. Mary's USHS vidusskolu čempja komandā... U19 līmenis
btw, elitepropects nepareizi norādīta komanda pagājušā sezonā, viņš ne pie Midget spēlēja, bet lielajā komandā. Šogad arī

lkrnpk_2 rakstīja: turpat kur pagājušogad, Shattuck St. Mary's USHS vidusskolu čempja komandā... U19 līmenis
btw, elitepropects nepareizi norādīta komanda pagājušā sezonā, viņš ne pie Midget spēlēja, bet lielajā komandā. Šogad arī

Zems limenis, ko gan citu teikt. No tadas vietas uz normalu drafta numuru nemaz nav ko ceret. Tadus tirlinus ja paveicas panem 7. karta.

OHL, WHL, QJMHL jebkura liga no sim ir stipraka par USHL. Tas ir ta ka patiesam stipraka. Nu bet USHL ir labaka junioru liga ASV. Visi labakie spele tur. Vidusskolu cempionats? Ha ha, nu jaaa...parpalikums spele tur...

TFSM rakstīja: Zems limenis, ko gan citu teikt. No tadas vietas uz normalu drafta numuru nemaz nav ko ceret. Tadus tirlinus ja paveicas panem 7. karta.

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NHL Draft Picks

es tiešām nezinu, vai Minesotā vidduskolu čempis ir zems līmenis...

1. Minesota ir lielākais hokeja štats ar visspēcīgāko junioru hokeju.
2.uz fināliem tici vai nē bet izpārdod lielo minesotas wild arēnu.. (20tūkstoši un nāk skatīties uz vidusskolniekiem)
3.bieži vien no šīs līgas hokejisti ir augstāk draftēti nekā USHL jaunie talanti.

Līgas varbūt salīdzināt ir grūti, bet pēdējos 4-5 gadus no Šetakas parasti 2-3 nodraftē, ja mēs ņemam vērā to, ka Bļugers kopā ar Rangers Stepana mazo brāli vai brālēnu ir pārliecinoši labākie 94. gadi viņiem abiem ir ļoti labas izredzes tikt draftētiem kādā 4.-7. kārtā.

Shattuck- St. Mary's wins NIT

11/05/2011, 9:54pm (CST)
By MN Hockey Hub staff
Teddy Blueger scores highlight-reel goal, adds two assists in win over Minnesota Red


Teddy Blueger of Shattuck-St. Mary's had a goal and two assists in the championship game against Minnesota Red. Photo by Helen Nelson

Taking risks has never been an issue for senior forward Teddy Blueger of Shattuck-St. Mary’s.

At age 15 Blueger decided to uproot himself and travel across the ocean to hit the ice for Shattuck-St. Mary’s. The goal was to play against better competition in the sport he loved. Originally from Riga, Latvia, Blueger decided southern Minnesota was the best place for him to grow as a hockey player.

Now at age 17, Blueger is a key member of his team’s dominant offense that pulled out a 5-3 championship victory in the Bauer NIT on Sunday, Nov. 6, at New Hope Arena in New Hope.

In the second period, with his team up by a goal, Blueger decided to take another risk.

After catching a pass from teammate Ryan Schwalbe, Blueger dashed into the zone and cut to the middle of the ice, right into the teeth of the Minnesota Red defense. He split the two defenders, moved the puck to his backhand and flipped it over goaltender Bryan Nies of Grand Forks Red River to push the score to 2-0.

It was a bold, “in-your-face” type of goal that revved up both the crowd and his teammates.

Although his skill clearly transferred from Latvia, many things have been different for Blueger since he began living in the U.S.

“Life in general is just a lot different,” Blueger said. “Just how people go about their business. But I like it a lot here.”

Some of the differences he’s noticed have been on the ice as well.

“Intensity and the speed of the game,” Blueger said were very different in the U.S. “How hard guys work. The ice is definitely smaller, so the game is a little faster.”

During the course of the Upper Midwest High School Elite Hockey League, Blueger racked up 26 points (8 goals and 18 assists) on a team that went 13-1-1. His distribution abilities are well known -- and much appreciated by his coach, Tom Ward.


Shattuck-St. Mary's senior Teddy Blueger, a native of Riga, Latvia, has been living in the U.S. since he was 15. Photo by Helen Nelson

“He sees plays, he sees people, and he’s a very deft passer," Ward said. "He sees the game in a way that most people don’t see the game.

"Teddy Blueger is a very, very, very skillful player. To his credit he’s a hard-working skill player, so if you’ve got a player that’s got skill and he’s a hard worker, then you got a chance to have a good player. Teddy’s really maturing as a player. His game is rounding out and he’s learning to play in his own end and be reliable all over the rink.”

Coach Ward was pleased with Blueger's performance, and his team’s performance as a whole, after winning the Bauer NIT title.

“Learning how to win championships is a learned trait,” Ward said. “I think you need to learn how to play when the cheese is binding a little bit and the pressure is on. And every game you can get in like this really helps.”

Shattuck-St. Mary’s is looking at the victory as a stepping stone to future success during the course of its long season.

“We are continuing to grow as a group, but we’ve got a lot of hockey to play," Ward said. "We haven’t even had a snowflake yet and we gotta play until the middle of April. I really like the way we’re playing after 20 games.”

Blueger was happy for a little revenge. Shattuck-St. Mary’s lost in the title game last season 5-4 to Minnesota White in overtime, something that didn’t sit very well with the team.

“It definitely means a lot going forward,” Blueger said.

--Walker Orenstein, MN Hockey Hub staff

15 Shattuck Alumni Make NHL Opening Day Rosters 2011-12

Matt Smaby- Anaheim Ducks

Joe Corvo - Boston Bruins

Drew Stafford - Buffalo Sabres

Jamie McBain - Carolina Hurricanes

Jonathan Toews - Chicago Blackhawks - Team Captain

Patrick Eaves - Detroit Red Wings

Ty Conklin - Detroit Red Wings

Taylor Chorney - Edmonton Oilers

Jack Johnson - Los Angles Kings

Zach Parise - New Jersey Devils - Team Captain

Kyle Okposo - New York Islanders - Assistant Captain

Derek Stepan - New York Rangers

Sidney Crosby - Pittsburg Penguins - Team Captain

Chris Porter - St. Louis Blues

Ryan Malone - Tampa Bay Lightning