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Shattuck St. Mary's 2010 BAUER NATIONAL INVITATIONAL ELITE LEAGUE PROVIDES OPPORTUNITY FOR UPPER MIDWEST HOCKEY PLAYERS Welcome to the 2010 Bauer National Invitational Tournament. This weekend’s tournament is the final event of the 2009 season for the Upper Midwest High School Elite League, a league formed to provide growth opportunities for the game of hockey, and for players from across the Upper Midwest. It’s no secret that Minnesotans love their high school hockey. It’s part of the culture here in “The State of Hockey,” coming to a peak each March with the Minnesota State High School Hockey Tournament, a four-day showcase that draws more than 100,000 fans to St. Paul. However, about a decade ago many of the state’s premier players found themselves looking for an opportunity to play more games, and against stronger competition, than a normal high school season provided. The Upper Midwest High School Elite League was founded to help meet that need. Each year, the league conducts an extensive series of tryouts, talks to coaches around the state and selects about 120 players to compete in the Elite League’s fall season. Teams are formed around - and named after - geographic regions, giving the league Team Northeast, Team Southeast, Team Northwest, Team Southwest, Team North and Team Great Plains. Add in Team Wisconsin, and a team from the Shattuck-St. Mary’s school program, and you have an eight-team league that competes for eight consecutive weekends from September through October. League games are played mostly on Saturdays and Sundays, allowing players to continue to play football, soccer or other fall sports for their high schools. Teams complete a 21- game regular season schedule, then play three more games in the league playoffs. At the end of those playoffs about 40 players are selected to form the two Minnesota teams – Red and White – that compete in this weekend’s National Invitational Tournament. Now completing its 10th season, the Elite League provides a tremendous opportunity for players to develop their skills against other premier players, and also provides a showcase for displaying those skills in front of scouts and coaches from organizations throughout hockey. On a typical Elite League weekend, dozens of scouts and coaches from junior teams, colleges and NHL teams are in attendance, helping provide a pathway for players who want to continue their hockey careers. Last June, 18 players from the Elite League – a record number - were selected in the NHL Entry Draft, and this weekend you will have the chance to see a number of players who are already committed to Division I college programs. So sit back and enjoy the NIT, knowing that you are seeing the “stars of tomorrow” at an early point in their hockey careers. ROSTERS 2010 BAUER NATIONAL INVITATIONAL MINNESOTA RED Number Position Name Ht Wt Shoots High School 1 Goalie Soley, Saxton 5’11 160 L Eau Claire Memorial 30 Goalie Lyon, Alex 6’00 205 L Lake of the Woods 5 Defense Kolquist, Jared 5’09 183 L Hermantown 6 Defense Repensky, Nate 5’09 173 R Duluth East 8 Defense Judnick, Wes 6’02 200 R Virginia 2 Defense O’Keefe, Jeremy 5’11.50 180 L Grand Forks Central 21 Defense Watson, Cliff 6’02 195 L Appleton, United 18 Defense Davison, Tim 5’10 160 L Notre Dame - GB 15 Forward Archibald, Josh 5’09.50 161 R Brainerd 7 Forward Hendrickson, Garrett 6’01 175 L Virginia 19 Forward Toninato, Dom 6’0 163 L Duluth East 14 Forward Johnson, Luke 5’10 160 R Grand Forks Central 10 Forward Omdahl, Shane 5’10.5 191 L Roseau 11 Forward Simonson, John 5’09 169 L Grand Forks Central 13 Forward Shutt, Thomas 6’00 180 R Minnetonka 17 Forward Fogarty, Steven 6’01.5 194 R Edina 20 Forward Freschi, Eric 5’9.50 184 R Bloomington Jefferson 16 Forward Navin, Brad 6’03 190 L Waupaca 12 Forward Skibba, Brett 5’10 175 L Middleton 9 Forward Leahy, Simon 5’09 160 L University School Alt Defense Dixon, Cody 6’1 183 R Catholic Memorial Alt Goalie Bitzer, Michael 5’10.5 195 L Moorhead Alt Forward Kloos, Justin 5’08 156 R Lakeville South COACHES Tony Scheid Team Wisconsin Chad Hommerding Team Great Plains Judd Stevens Team North ROSTERS 2010 BAUER NATIONAL INVITATIONAL MINNESOTA WHITE Number Position Name Ht Wt Shoots High School 30 Goalie Shaughnessy, Timothy 5’9.5 142 R Hill Murray 1 Goalie Lindgren, Charlie 5’11.75 152 R Lakeville North 3 Defense Daly, Patrick 5’11.75 178 L Benilde St. Margaret 14 Defense Fleming, Taylor 5’10 180 R St. Thomas Academy 11 Defense Seeler, Nick 5’11.75 170 L Eden Prairie 4 Defense Jones, DJ 5’7” 165 R Wayzata 8 Defense Ostlie, Ben 6’00.50 178 R Edina 10 Defense Brevig, Drew 6’00.75 181 L Lakeville South 16 Forward Labate, Joseph 6’4” 180 R Holy Angels 5 Forward Schroeder, Zach 5’08.50 163 R St. Thomas Academy The Upper Midwest High School Elite Hockey 17 Forward Reid, AJ 5’8 187 R St. Thomas Academy 21 Forward Fasching, Hudson 6’01.5 189 R Apple Valley League would like to thank the St. Paul Eye 19 Forward Michaelson, AJ 6’00 182 L Apple Valley 12 Forward Sampson, Jake 5’10.5 174 R Edina Clinic, and Dr. Alan Weingarden in particular, 18 Forward Bahe, Ben 5’09.5 183 R Hill Murray 15 Forward Birkinbine, Max 5’10 168 R White Bear Lake for their tremendous support of the league 13 Forward Cameranesi, Tony 5’09 162 R Wayzata 7 Forward Steinhauser, Patrick 5’7 158 R Benilde St. Margaret for 10 years running. 2 Forward Brodzinski, Jonny 5’10.75 184 R Blaine 20 Forward Horn, Christian 5’10 163 R Benilde St. Margaret Alt Forward Donohue, Tim 5’10 180 R Bloomington Jefferson Alt Defense Bullock, Ryan 5’11.5 173 R Blake School Here’s to two COACHES top performers Chris McAlpine Team Northeast Sean Toomey Team Southeast working together! Craig Shermoen Team Southeast Tadd Toumie Team Northeast 2010 BAUER NATIONAL INVITATIONAL NORTHWOODS SCHOOL # Name Pos Shot Ht Wt Birthdate Grade Hometown 1 Mitch Collum G 5-9 168 09/27/92 12 Lake Placid, New York 2 Christian Pomarico D L 6-1 180 11/11/92 12 Simsbury, Connecticut 3 Erik Augspurger D L 6-0 180 10/29/92 PG Niskayuna, New York 4 Anders Gundersen D R 5-9 165 12/04/91 PG Marblehead, Massachusetts 5 Jamie Flanagan D L 6-5 195 11/05/92 11 Acton, Massachusetts 6 Alex Conroy F R 5-11 165 11/12/93 11 Saranac Lake, New York 7 Austin Orszulak F L 5-11 180 05/08/92 PG Springfield, Massachusetts 8 Zach Todd “A” D R 5-11 190 01/24/93 12 Holden, Massachusetts 9 Spencer Cameron F L 5-10 165 06/16/92 PG Halifax, Nova Scotia TOURNAMENT ACTION PHOTOS 10 Nick Mannarino “A” F L 5-10 172 09/05/92 12 Latham, New York All the great action from the 2010 Bauer National Invitational Hockey Tournament can be yours to keep, thanks to professional action photography from GSmithSports.com. Preserve that breakaway goal or 11 Ryan Michel D L 5-10 170 04/19/92 PG Camillus, New York breathtaking goal-keeping with digital and printed photos, or custom gifts and accessories. 12 Tom Seravalli F L 5-9 165 07/11/91 PG Richboro, Pennsylvania Online ordering makes viewing and ordering your images easy and convenient. 13 Oran Ferguson F R 5-9 170 12/10/93 12 Campbellville, Ontario GSmithSports.com is the exclusive photography provider for both the 2010 Upper Midwest High School 14 Ben Snow F L 5-9 170 12/10/91 PG Webster, Massachusetts Elite Hockey League and the 2010 Bauer NIT. For more information, visit www.gsmithsports.com or 15 Brady Sipe F R 6-0 190 05/05/92 12 Mars, Pennsylvania e-mail Greg Smith at [email protected]. 16 Chris Fenwick F R 6-1 180 09/12/93 12 Quispamsis, New Brunswick 17 Felyx Darveau F L 5-11 175 08/26/92 11 St-Jerome, Quebec 18 Jordan Bruce “C” F R 5-11 180 08/12/92 12 Quispamsis, New Brunswick 19 Trevor Ahbe F L 5-11 170 12/28/91 PG Centennial, Colorado 20 Vitaliy Zatsepilin F R 5-9 158 06/15/94 11 Moscow, Russia 22 Matias Oja D L 5-10 170 04/02/92 12 Ylojarvi, Finland 24 Travis Maxwell F R 6-2 185 06/15/93 12 Fox River Grove, Illinois 31 Jake Brennan G 6-1 170 06/22/94 11 Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia COACHES Jeff Matthews (Rensselaer ‘95), Trevor Gilligan (Oswego State ‘07) Team Manager: Michael Manghisi Trainer: Andy Donatello, MS, ATC (University of New Hampshire ‘94) Athletic Director: Josh LeRoy (St. Lawrence ‘03) Headmaster: Ed Good 2010 BAUER NATIONAL INVITATIONAL DALLAS STARS U18 No. Pos. Name Birthdate Shoots Ht. Wt GPA 1 G Sean Lawrence 6/29/93 L 6’ 170 3.75/4 2 D Sam Johnson 8/30/92 R 6’ 186 3.66/4 Corporate Sponsor to Upper Midwest 3 D Kyle McKenzie 1/19/93 L 6’ 178 3.3/4 6 F Blake Malecha 7/6/92 R 6’2” 183 3.7/4 High School Elite League & 7 F Trace Redmond 4/21/92 R 6’3” 200 3.5/5 Provider of all Elite League Apparel 8 F Marcus Ortiz 10/27/92 R 5’11” 180 3.1/4 9 F Garrett Cox 8/10/93 R 6’ 175 3.7/4 For the latest in Elite apparel go to: 10 F William Clark 1/27/93 L 6’3” 215 2.9/4 Corporate Sponsor to Upper Midwest 11 D Michael Lant 10/25/92 R 6’2” 195 3.75/4 www.westwoodsports.com High School Elite League & 12 F Tyler Gernhofer 1/10/95 R 5’10” 185 3.4/4 and select “MN Elite Apparel” 14 F John Dayton 1/24/93 R 6’ 200 3.5/4 Provider of all Elite League Apparel 15 D Ryan Cotton 11/4/92 R 6’3” 170 3.5/4 For the latest in Elite apparel go to: 16 F Tanner Karty 8/24/94 R 5’9” 180 2.8/4 Visit them at one of their two locations: 17 F Clint Carlisle 5/26/92 R 5’9” 160 3.6/4 www.westwoodsports.com • Bloomington 19 F Matt Robinson 12/23/92 R 6’ 180 3.4/4 and select “MN Elite Apparel” 21 D Garret Peterson 12/17/92 R 6’2” 190 4.57/5 9601 Garfield Avenue (952) 881-2222 22 F Paul Parisot 6/14/92 R 6’1” 190 3.7/4 • Apple Valley Visit them at one of their two locations: 24 D Colton Larson 1/6/93 R 5’11” 180 4.21/5 14805 Granada Avenue South • Bloomington 25
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