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Minnesota Boys highschool Hockey Game Recaps 02-10-24

Chanhassen 2

Orono 1

First Period

  • Orono takes the lead with a power play goal by Tommy Lewin, assisted by Rory Kvern and Rylan Schultz.
  • Shots on Goal: Chanhassen 9, Orono 5.
  • Penalties: Chanhassen picks up two minor penalties; Orono receives one.

Second Period

  • Chanhassen evens the score with an even strength goal by Gavin Uhlenkamp, with assists from Owen Buesgens and Tyler Smith.
  • Shots on Goal: Chanhassen 14, Orono 3.
  • Penalties: Both teams are penalized twice, maintaining a tight contest.

Third Period

  • The period ends with no scoring from either side, sending the game into overtime.
  • Shots on Goal: Chanhassen 18, Orono 7.
  • Penalties: Four penalties are called, two for each team, but neither can capitalize on their power play opportunities.

Overtime (OT1)

  • Chanhassen secures the win with another goal by Gavin Uhlenkamp, again assisted by Owen Buesgens and also by Coltin Wassengeso.
  • Shots on Goal: Chanhassen 5, Orono 1.
  • Penalties: No penalties are called in overtime.

Final Score: Chanhassen 2, Orono 1

  • Despite Orono taking an early lead, Chanhassen rallies back with Gavin Uhlenkamp scoring both the tying and the winning goals.
  • Orono outperforms Chanhassen on the power play but is unable to convert this advantage into a win.
  • The game is heavily contested with numerous penalties on both sides, but Chanhassen’s aggressive play in overtime pays off.

Cloquet 5

Roseau 4

First Period

  • Cloquet/Esko/Carlton opens the scoring with a power play goal by Ryan Jones, assisted by Hudson Snesrud and Karson Young.
  • Roseau responds with an even strength goal by Noah Urness, assisted by Austin Klint.
  • Cloquet/Esko/Carlton retakes the lead with a goal from Niko Gentilini, assisted by Ethan Kilichowski and Jace Stewart.

Second Period

  • Roseau evens the score with a power play goal by Jake Halvorson, assisted by Noah Urness and Austin Klint.

Third Period

  • Roseau takes the lead with Noah Urness scoring his second, assisted by Alex Ballard and Jake Kvien.
  • Cloquet/Esko/Carlton ties it up with another goal from Niko Gentilini, assisted by Cooper Ellena.
  • Cloquet/Esko/Carlton gains the lead with Cooper Ellena scoring, assisted by Niko Gentilini.
  • Roseau ties the game once more with Eli Wensloff’s goal, assisted by Brennen Johnson and Bradyn Thingvold.

Overtime (OT1)

  • Cloquet/Esko/Carlton secures the win with a goal by Jace Stewart, assisted by Niko Gentilini and Ethan Kilichowski.

Final Score: Roseau 4, Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 5

  • The game was closely contested, with both teams exchanging leads throughout.
  • Power plays were crucial for both teams, with each converting once out of five opportunities.
  • Cloquet/Esko/Carlton capitalized on their chances in overtime, despite being outshot by Roseau throughout the game.
  • Penalties played a significant role, with both teams accruing several infractions but managing to keep the game tight.

Minnetonka 3

Edina 1

First Period

  • Minnetonka takes an early lead with Javon Moore scoring, assisted by Alex Lunski and Hagen Burrows.

Second Period

  • Edina levels the score with a short-handed goal by Jackson Nevers.
  • Minnetonka regains the lead with Ashton Schultz scoring, assisted by Sam Scheetz and Robby House.

Third Period

  • Minnetonka extends their lead with Sam Scheetz scoring a short-handed goal, assisted by Hagen Burrows.

Final Score: Edina 1, Minnetonka 3

  • Both teams had power play opportunities but failed to capitalize on them.
  • The game was closely contested in terms of shots on goal, with Minnetonka slightly edging Edina.
  • Penalties were a significant factor, with both teams spending time in the penalty box but Minnetonka managing to score short-handed.

Hill-Murray 2

St.Thomas Academy 1

First Period

  • The opening period saw no goals scored, with both teams playing defensively.

Second Period

  • Hill-Murray broke the deadlock with Landon Cottingham finding the net, assisted by Lucas Mann.

Third Period

  • St. Thomas Academy equalized with a goal from Jimmy Zavoral, assisted by Luke McPherson.

Overtime

  • Hill-Murray clinched the victory with Chaz Lentz scoring, assisted by Boden Sampair and Riley Zupfer.

Final Score: Hill-Murray 2, St. Thomas Academy 1

  • Both teams had power play opportunities but neither could convert.
  • St. Thomas Academy dominated the shot count, especially in the third period, but Hill-Murray was more efficient.
  • Penalties were evenly distributed but did not lead to any power play goals.

Champlin Park 2

Holy Family 1

First Period

  • The first period started off with tight defense from both teams, leading to no goals being scored.

Second Period

  • Champlin Park opened the scoring with Brent Solomon netting a goal, assisted by Trevor Aberwald and Will Burnevik.

Third Period

  • Holy Family fought back late in the period with Connor Crowley scoring an equalizer, assisted by Bryce Wiitala and Holden Pajor.

Overtime

  • In overtime, Brent Solomon scored again for Champlin Park, this time on a power play with an assist from Trevor Aberwald, securing the victory.

Final Score: Champlin Park 2, Holy Family 1

  • Champlin Park capitalized on one of their power plays while Holy Family couldn’t take advantage of theirs.
  • Penalties played a significant role, especially in overtime where Holy Family‘s penalty led to the winning goal for Champlin Park.
  • Both teams had a competitive shot count, but Champlin Park had a slight edge, which contributed to their win.

Buffal0 3

Osseo 2

First Period

  • The game started with strong defensive plays from both teams, resulting in no goals scored in the first period.

Second Period

  • Buffalo broke the deadlock near the end of the period with a goal from Eli Tiernan, assisted by Coy Meyer.

Third Period

  • Osseo responded early in the third with a power play goal by Jake Sawicky, assisted by Brenden Kranz, tying the game.
  • Shortly after, Buffalo regained the lead with Eli Tiernan’s second goal of the game, assisted by Coy Meyer and Griffin Lind.
  • Buffalo extended their lead with an empty net goal from Brandon Rodenwald.
  • Osseo managed to pull one back with a goal from Ty Prokop, but it wasn’t enough to change the outcome.

Final Score: Buffalo 3, Osseo 2

  • Both teams had an equal number of shots on goal, but Buffalo managed to convert more of their chances.
  • Osseo capitalized on their only power play, while Buffalo couldn’t take advantage of theirs.
  • The game was closely contested, but Buffalo held on to secure the win despite a late push from Osseo.

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