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TEAM WISCONSIN ROSTER
Josh Lehr, G, Appleton United
Brady Sand, G, Eau Claire Memorial
Mike Bottcher, D, Onalaska
Jeff Burke, D, Somerset
David Donnellan, D, Eau Claire Memorial
Greg Hanson, D, D.C. Everest
Tim Smith, D, Superior
Tyler Sorensen, D, Madison Edgewood
Shaun Borre, F, Wisconsin Rapids
Nate Condon, F, Wausau West
Jefferson Dahl, F, Eau Claire Memorial
Trevor Erickson, F, Sparta
Trent Frey, F, River Falls
Gavin Hartzog, F, Marquette
Casey Kirley, F, Hayward
Matt Millis, F, Black River Falls
Kevin O'Donnell, F, Stoughton
Kyle Popovics, F, Beloit
Charlie Strauss, F, Northland Pines
Kyle Walbrun, F, Neenah
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TEAM WISCONSIN SCHEDULE
Wednesday, April 16
Team Wisconsin 11, Team Missouri 1
Game Summary
Thursday, April 17
Team Wisconsin 4, Team Northern New England 0
Game Summary
Friday, April 18
Team Wisconsin 2, Team Michigan 2
Game Summary
Saturday, April 19
Team Wisconsin 8, Team Colorado 0
Game Summary
Saturday, April 19 (semi-finals)
Team Wisconsin 2, Team Michigan 0
Sunday, April 20 (championship)
Team Wisconsin 5, Team Minnesota 2
OFFICIAL CHICAGO SHOWCASE WEBSITE
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TEAM WISCONSIN STAFF
Eric Fenton, Co-Head Coach
Tim Ebner, Co-Head Coach
Brad Weynand, Assistant Coach
Larry Clemens, Goalie Coach
Dave Witting, General Manager
Mark Tudor, Trainer
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| Posted by bergler on April 28th, 2008 in WIAA News |
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by Tom Wissink
 When the Oshkosh Ice Hawks began searching for their first hockey coach, the selection committee looked for a coach with the experience and success to establish the new team in the premier hockey league in the state, the WIAA. Their search took them to one coach – Roger Dier.
“The people and families involved in Oshkosh hockey want to build a WIAA program that is sustainable, successful and it will take steady effort to do it” Dier said. “The Oshkosh Ice Hawks will involve student-athletes from four Oshkosh high schools – North, West, Lourdes and Valley Christian – so the Ice Hawks will be a true representative of the entire city. We welcome every hockey player who attends those schools to compete for a varsity spot on the Oshkosh Ice Hawks.”
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| Posted by trasher on April 20th, 2008 in General News, WAHA News |
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Team Wisconsin, 2008 Chicago Showcase champions
Team Wisconsin got clutch goaltending from Brady Sand and timely scoring from five different players and played inspired hockey in defeating Team Minnesota 5-2 Sunday morning in the 2008 Chicago Showcase championship in Bensenville, IL.
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| Posted by trasher on April 20th, 2008 in Blogroll, WAHA News |
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By MJ Hammett
Some Advantage For Team Minnesota
So did you know Team Minnesota used the Chicago Blackhawks dressing room? I bet former Blackhawk and Team Minnesota coach Phil Housley had something to do with that.
The Hall Is Calling
Former NHL legend Bobby Hull was signing autographs Friday and Saturday at the Edge, but he was not the only HOF’er in the rink. In fact, Team Wisconsin defenseman Tim Smith is also in the US Hockey Hall Of Fame. Smith played in a CCM tournament and was on the winning team. “The trophy is on display at the Hall for 1 year with the names of the winning teams players on it,” said a smiling Smith. The rugged D-man from Superior wanted no part of Bobby Hull on the ice though.
Three Stars Wanted On The Diamond
Eau Claire Memorial was missing one-third of their starting lineup of their baseball team Friday as Brady Sand (3B), Jefferson Dahl (2B), and David Donnellan (P/CF) were participating in Chicago. The baseball team also has high hopes for their season as well. (BTW, EC Memorial’s baseball game Friday was rained out, but the boys had to be back by 5pm Sunday for practice. No rest for the champs, or the weary.)
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| Posted by trasher on April 20th, 2008 in General News |
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By M.J. Hammett
Gavin Hartzog (center) posing with his MVP Award with his parents
Milwaukee Marquette senior Gavin Hartzog brought home more than just a championship plaque on Sunday.
Maybe a few memories of a great week of hockey with his Team Wisconsin teammates, but maybe one more unexpected one– Hartzog was voted Most Valuable Player of the Chicago Showcase. “I was pretty surprised to get it, but a lot of the credit goes to my teammates,” said Hartzog.
Hartzog scored seven goals and one assist in six games, including a big goal early in the third period to give Wisconsin a 4-2 lead. “That goal was huge,” said Coach Eric Fenton.
During the tournament Hartzog skated mostly on a line with Jefferson Dahl (EC Memorial) and Casey Kirley ( Hayward). Hartzog logged a lot of ice time also because he took only one penalty in the tournament. While putting on a great show in Chicago, Hartzog has no immediate offers from any team at this point.
Hopefully that will change. Congratulations Gavin, from Wisconsin Prep Hockey
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| Posted by brad_weynand on April 20th, 2008 in Blogroll, WAHA News |
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Well, due to lack of internet access at the hotel where we were staying, the blogs for Friday and Saturday were unfortunately not a possibility so I will shortly sum up those two days and then get to the Championship game on Sunday.
(Day 3) Riding high from two substantial victories, we faced Michigan, who had time to watch and prepare a plan of attack for us(TW). They used a trap in the neutral zone to slow down our transitions and came with heavy pressure deep in our defensive zone. We tied the game at two goals each and this brought our record to 2-0-1 for the tournament and landed us safely in the 2nd seed for the second round of the tournament.
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| Posted by charlie_strauss on April 20th, 2008 in Blogroll, General News, WAHA News |
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On Friday, we met up with Team Michigan for the first time. After a day of activities similar to the previous days, we were ready to play for the first seed. In this game we came out a little flat and really couldn’t bounce back from it.
Starting out down a goal, it was our first chance to deal with adversity and have to come back. We ended up keeping the game tied at 2-2, playing our worst game, but still playing solid. The tie was a good thing for us, as it showed that we were not invinceable and gave us a will to win to use in the games ahead. The tie put us seeded second only behind Team Minneasota.
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| Posted by mjhammett on April 20th, 2008 in Blogroll, WAHA News |
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Don’t matter what color jersey we wear, we kicked butt.
GAME OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5-2 Wisconsin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE Rule
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| Posted by mjhammett on April 19th, 2008 in Blogroll, General News |
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Team Wisconsin rode the great play in net by Josh Lehr (Neenah) and used goals by Kevin O’Donnell (Stoughton) and Casey Kirley (Hayward) to beat Team Michigan 2-0 Saturday night at the Chicago Showcase.
With the win TW plays 9am Sunday for the Championship.
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| Posted by mjhammett on April 19th, 2008 in Blogroll, General News |
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Goodnite and be proud to be a cheesehead!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TW goals scored by Kevin O’Donnell 1st period. 2nd period goal by Casey Kirley. Lehr made it stand up…. Minnesota and NY up next to see who we play 9 am tomorrow.
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| Posted by trasher on April 19th, 2008 in General News |
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FINAL, TW–8, TC–0
As the rink announcer would say, “Onnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnne minute left to play….”
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| Posted by trasher on April 18th, 2008 in Blogroll, Game Summaries |
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Good night!
I think we have the #2 seed in “A” Pool, and I think we play tomorrow at 10am in the quarterfinal round.
FINAL–TW 2, TM 2 <Shots, TM-6 (17) TW-8 (29)>
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| Wis Prep Hockey TOP TEN POLL |
(FINAL-March 9, 2008)
1. Eau Claire Memorial (26-0-0)
2. Madison Edgewood (23-3-0)
3. Superior (18-7-0)
4. Janesville (19-2-2)
5. Appleton United (21-3-0)
6. Mosinee (19-5-0)
7. University School (14-8-2)
8. Wausau West (20-3-0)
9. River Falls (18-5-0)
10. Fond du Lac (19-3-1)
Honorable Mention:
Arrowhead (17-4-1)
Hudson (15-7-0)
Middleton (16-5-1)
Onalaska (21-1-0)
Stoughton (19-3-1)
Wisconsin Rapids (16-8-0)
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