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Classic Game Roster Released

Team Green
Coaches:	Gary Hokanson, Aaron Broten

No.	Player	Pos.
4	Mitch Martinson	D
8	Ben Johnson	F
8	Kevin Erickson	F
9	Brian McMillan	F
9	Adam Knochenmus	F
10	Aaron Ness	D
11	Nathan Voll	F
12	Luke Erickson	F
16	Ryan Larson	F
17	Ryan Weston	D
21	Mike Koenig	D
22	Erik Mattson	D
22	Erik Fabian	F
22	Kurt Weston	F
23	Nick Oliver	F
30	Jake Brandt	G
35	Alex Bjerk	G

Team White
Coaches:	Dean Blais, Bruce Olson

No.	Player	Pos.
1	Sean Biermaier	G
2	Derrick Byfuglien	D
4	Trevor Hammer	D
4	Joe Adams	D
7	Josh Olson	F
7	Alex Lundbohm	F
15	Trevor Baumgartner	D
16	Andy Lundbohm	F
17	Robert Carr	F
18	Bryan Lundbohm	F
20	Taylor Hedlund	D
20	Dave Lundbohm	F
24	Cole Kostrzewski	F
24	Sam Carr	F
26	Dustin Moser	F
27	Ben Nelson	F
32	Jacob Vatnsdal	G

Roseau Hockey Reunion Schedule of Events

Registration for the reunion is now available online or can be done when attending. Registration will take place Thursday night at the Legion and also all day Friday at Oakcrest Golf Course. See schedule of events HERE.

To register for Roseau Hockey Reunion click HERE.

Wild Road Tour Details Finalized

Details have been finalized for the Minnesota Wild visit to Roseau on Monday, June 21st. The Wild will be signing Autographs and visiting with fans at Memorial Arena from 11 am - 12 pm. Wild celebrities making the trip to Roseau as part of leg one include players John Scott, Cody Almond, Antti Laaksonen, along with analyst Mike Greenlay and Wild mascot Nordy.

As part of the days event the Wild will be presenting Roseau a flag as part of winning the Capital of the State of Hockey competition that was held throughout last season. Click HERE for more information.

Awards Banquet Held

The Rams held their 2010 season ending awards banquet Monday night with junior leading scorer Shane Omdahl picking up Most Valuable Player honors. Other award winners included seniors Adam Knochenmus and Kevin Erickson sharing the Green Blood Award while Knochenmus was also awarded the Oscar Almquist Award. Rams sophomore forward Josh Erickson picked up the Rookie of the Year Award and senior defensemen TJ Erickson was honored with the Most Improved Player Award.

In addition to the regular season awards it was also announced that Rams senior forward Taylor Hedlund was the Rams Hobey Baker Award representative. Senior defensemen Trevor Baumgartner was presented with the Great American Rivalry Series Student Athletic Award which was early announced during the Rams game at Warroad.

Coach Lundbohm also announced that Rams forwards Adam Knochenmus and Shane Omdahl were also named to the Mariucci All-Conference Team as well as assistant coaches Aaron Broten and Bryan Erickson were named Mariucci Conference Co-Assistant Coaches for the season.

Congratulations to all award recipients as well as a great season finishing the season with a 23-7-1 record and a Section 8AA championship.

State Tourney Brackets Set

The Rams open up state tournament play next Thursday at 11 am and face the #2 seed Edina Hornets at the Xcel Energy Center. Other match-ups include #3 Blaine vs. Apple Valley, #1 Minnetonka vs. Lakeville North and #4 Hill-Murray vs. Duluth East.

Rams Section 8AA Champions

The Rams came into Wednesday nights Section 8AA championship with aspirations of making their 33rd state tournament appearance but to do that they would have to beat defending section champion and #1 seed Moorhead Spuds. The teams split the regular season series each winning on opponents ice but this time it would be on neutral ice at the Ralph Engelstad Arena in Thief River Falls.

The key to this game going in was getting a quick start and solid goaltending, the Rams got both as Travis Connell opened the scoring at 1:07 of the opening period as he picked up a cross-ice pass of the boards from Kevin Erickson and sending a quick wrist shot on net that appeared to surprise starting goaltender Michael Bitzer giving the Rams a 1-0 lead. The Rams continued taking the play to the Spuds throughout the period nearly doubling them in shots on goal for the period at 13-7 and a 1-0 lead after one period of play.

At 5:31 of the second period the Rams extended their lead to 2-0 while on the power play, senior Cole Kostrzewski scored on a one timer from Adam Knochenmus. The second assist was credited to Rams starting goaltender Ethan Kvidt. The two goal lead was cut back to one goal quickly just :16 seconds later as Tyler Larson scored for the Spuds on a one time feed from Brandon Macleod. Both teams went scoreless the remainder of the period with the Rams holding onto a 2-1 lead after two periods.

The tight defensive play continued in the third period with either team able to capitalize on scoring chances. Both teams exchanged single penalties in the period including a too many men on the ice minor on the Rams in the closing minutes that the Rams successfully killed off. Moorhead pulled Spud goaltender Bitzer for the extra attacker with just over a minute remaining but was unable to gain entry to the Rams zone as the aggressive play of the Ram forecheckers kept the play deep in the Spud zone and preserving the 2-1 victory. Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt finished the game with 25 saves in picking up the win while the Spuds netminder Michael Bitzer finished with 28 saves in the loss.

With the win the win the Rams enter state tournament play with a 22-5-1 record and will open play next Thursday against an opponent to be determined after the remaining section finals are completed and the coaching seedings are released.

Roseau Rams - 2010 Section 8AA Champions

Rams Advance to Section Final

Shane Omdahl scored at 6:03 of the second overtime giving the Rams a 3-2 victory over the Brainerd Warriors and a trip to next Wednesday's Section 8AA title game against the Moorhead Spuds.

After a scoreless first period the Warriors got on the board first early in the second period when Matt Pohlkamp redirected a Michael Monda shot from the right point past Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt giving the Warriors a 1-0 lead. At 7:58 Josh Erickson tied the game scoring an unassisted goal knocking a loose puck past goaltender Reid Mimmack and tying the game at 1-1. At 13:57 the Warriors regained the lead on the power play when Mitchell McClain scored on a nice feed from Josh Archibald ending the scoring for the period and giving the Warriors a 2-1 lead after two periods of play.

At 5:19 of the third period Cole Kostrzewski tied the game at 2-2 when he knocked in a Adam Knochenmus rebound past Mimmick. Jesse Braun picked up the second assist on the goal. After several scoring opportunities were turned aside by solid goaltending on both ends of the ice sheet the third period ended with the game tied at 2-2 sending the game into overtime.

Both teams went scoreless through the opening overtime period sending the game into the second overtime before Omdahl's game winner on a 2 on 1 when he cut across the slot and beating Mimmack over the left shoulder giving the Rams the 3-2 victory.

Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt finished the game with 30 saves for the game while the Warriors Reid Mimmack finished with 24 saves in the loss.

Roseau now plays the Moorhead Spuds on Wednesday night at Ralph Engelstad Arena in Thief River Falls with game time set for 7:00 pm.

Rams Advance to Semi Final

The Rams received goals from 5 difference sources Tuesday night in their 5 - 1 quarter-final victory over the visitors from Monticello-Annandale-Maple Lake.

Ram senior defensemen Trevor Baumgartner opened the scoring at 3:48 on the power play scoring on a shot from the point getting past Stars netminder Aaron Boros and the Rams were off to a quick 1-0 lead. Shane Omdahl and Cole Kostrzewski picked up assists on the goal. Just under two minutes at 5:01 Taylor Hedlund added to the Ram lead knocking a Tim Tesarek rebound past Boros for a 2-0 lead. Adam Knochenmus picked up the second assist on the goal. Both teams went scoreless the remaining 11:51 of the period and the Rams took the two goal lead into the first period intermission. The Rams held a 11-5 shots on goal advantage after one period of play.

The second period the Stars got on board early pulling to within one goal at 2-1 when Sam Johnson scored with helpers credited to Donald Bush and Dylan Lengyel. After a near miss for the Stars ringing a shot of the Rams left goal post nearly tied up the game Rams defensemen Justin Anderson regained the two goal lead as he somehow picked up a loose puck through a swarm of players in front of Boros beating him over the right shoulder. The power play goal was unassisted and came at the 9:01 mark of the second period and sending the teams to the locker room with the Rams holding onto a 3-1 lead after two periods of play. Stars goaltender Boros was brilliant in the period turning aside several point blank opportunities in the period and finishing with 22 saves on 23 Rams shots. For Rams starting goaltender Ethan Kvidt he only faced 2 Stars shots and giving up the lone Stars goal of the game.

The Rams two goal, 3-1 lead held up until 8:14 of the third period when Adam Knochenmus scored his 21 goal of the season on a nifty Shane Omdahl feed from behind the Stars net and the Rams were up 4-1. At 15:31 remaining in regulation Rams leading point getter Shane Omdahl got on the scoring sheet sniping a quick shot up over the shoulder of Boros with assists credited to Knochenmus and Kostrzewski giving the Rams final 5-1 margin of victory. Ethan Kvidt finished the game with 11 saves while Stars goaltender Aaron Boros who was sharp throughout the contest turned aside 43 Ram shots.

With the win the Rams improve to 20-5-1 on the season but most importantly advance into Saturday's semi-final game against the Brainerd Warriors a team the Rams were defeated by in a close contest earlier in the month 3-2 in Brainerd. Brainerd defeated Buffalo 7-4 in their quarter -final game Tuesday night in Brainerd. Game time for Saturday's semi-final is 4:30 pm at Memorial Arena. This a time change to previous schedules.

In other quarter-final matchups it was the #1 seed Moorhead Spuds derailing the River Lakes Stars 14-0 while #5 seed St. Cloud Tech Tigers defeated the #4 seed Bemidji Lumberjacks in the nights most entertaining quarter final 3-2 in 6 overtime periods. This sets up the second semi-final matchup with St. Cloud Tech traveling to Moorhead to take on the Spuds.

Rams Down Thunderhawks in Finale

The Rams finished off the regulars season Saturday night at home with a match-up against a Section 7AA rival Grand Rapids Thunderhawks. Rapids entered the game with a 11-11-2 record and were given the 5th seed in their section.

After two scoreless periods the Rams finally got on the board at the 2:23 mark of the third period when senior Adam Knochenmus scored with assists going to Shane Omdahl and Cole Kostrzewski. Midway through the period Mike Johnson gave the Rams a 2-0 lead scoring his third of the season with helpers going to Kevin Erickson and Taylor Hedlund. Knochenmus scored is second of the night while skating on the power play beat Rapids goaltender Dom DeGuiseppi giving the Rams a 3-0 lead and closing out the scoring for the game.

Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt finished the game with 25 saves while Thunderhawks goaltender Dom DeGuiseppi also turned aside 25 Ram shots. For Kvidt it is his third shutout of the season and second in the past two games. All three of his shutouts come against Section 7A or AA schools.

With the win the Rams improve to 19-5-1 overall and face the Monticello-Annandale-Maple Lake on Tuesday in Section 8AA quarter final action.

Ram Girls Headed to State

The Ram Girls defeated Bemidji 4-2 to earn the right to advance to the class AA girls state tournament February 24-27th at the Xcel Enegy Center in St. Paul. They received a pair of goals from Ciscely Nelson along with single markers from Amy Olson and Adelle Murphy. Katie Olson finished with 12 saves in the victory.

Coach Bergstrom's girls will face the #3 Seed Edina Hornets (22-5-1)in their quarter final game on Thursday, February 25th at 1:00 PM. The Rams defeated the Hornets back on December 4th 2-1 in a game played at the Rams Sports Center.

Good Luck Rams!!!

Rams Get Playoff #2 Seed

The Rams were given the #2 seed for the upcoming Section 8AA playoffs that start this Tuesday, February 23. They will face the Monticello Stars in the opening quarter final round at home on Tuesday. The official seedings are listed below:

1. Moorhead

2. Roseau

3. Brainerd

4. Bemidji

5. St. Cloud Tech

6. Buffalo

7. Monticello-Annandale-Maple Lake

8. River Lakes *

9. Becker-Big Lake *

* - Play-in game played earlier to determine who will play #1 Seed Moorhead.

Ram Girls to Play for 8AA Crown

The Ram girls will face #2 Seed Bemidji Thursday night at 7pm at Ralph Engelstad Arena in Thief River Falls for the right to advance to the State High School Girls Hockey Tournament February 24-27th. They advanced to the championship with a 3-2 overtime win over North Wright County on Tuesday night at the Rams Sports Center. Bemidji advanced with a 7-1 win over Moorhead. GOOD LUCK RAMS!!!!!!!

Rams Down Broncos

The Rams received single goals in each period from Taylor Hedlund, Cole Kostrzewski and a power play goal from Trevor Baumgartner to cruise to a 3-0 shutout victory at hometown International Falls Broncos Tuesday night. Rams senior goaltender Ethan Kvidt recorded 18 saves in the shutout victory his second of the season. With the win the Rams improve to 18-5-1 with their only regular season game remaining on Friday at home against the Grand Rapids Thunderhawks.

The Section 8AA seeding will come out today are guaranteed to open up the playoffs at home on Tuesday, February 23. More details will be available one the section seeding are released.

Tigers Down the Rams in OT

The Rams came into Saturday's game with St. Cloud Tech knowing if they had any hope at getting the second seed in the section they needed a solid effort and a win against a very scrappy Tiger team. The Rams defeated the Tigers in St. Cloud just one week earlier 3-1. They would also need help from Moorhead as they traveled to Brainerd to take on the Warriors in another key Section 8AA contest. With a win over the Warriors the Spuds would sweep the season series and open the door that possibly the Rams could sneak into the number two seed for tournament play that starts next week.

The Rams got on the board first in the opening period when Shane Omdahl scored a highlight reel behind the back goal at 14:15 giving the Rams a 1-0 lead with loan assist going to Adam Knochenmus. The remainder of the period went scoreless with the Rams outshooting the Tigers 15-9.

It didn't take long for the Tigers get on the board early in the second just :55 seconds in when Brandon Reinholz scored his first of three on the afternoon evening the score up at 1-1. Adam Knochenmus regained the Rams lead scoring a shorthanded goal on a breakaway at 2:43 and the Rams lead 2-1. The lead held up until late in the period when Reinholz recorded his second of the game at 13:27 and the teams went to the locker room tied at 2-2. After two periods of play the Rams held a 25-7 edge on shots on goal.

The third period the Tigers took their first lead of the game as Reinholz completed his hat trick at 2:51 and a 3-2 lead. The Tiger lead would last until the 11:51 mark when the Rams Josh Erickson converted a TJ Erickson rebound past Tiger goaltender Al Patten knotting the game back up at 3-3. Just when it appeared we may be heading to overtime the Tigers scored on a fluke goal and the puck was played deep into the Rams zone forcing Rams netminder Ethan Kvidt to attempt to clear the puck out of the zone but partially fanned with Ryan Heaton intercepting the clearing attempt and scoring into the Rams empty net. The goal put the hometown crowd into a state of shock as they found their Rams trailing 4-3 with just 1:52 remaining in regulation. In a desperate attempt to get the equalizer in the closing second and Rams goaltender Kvidt pulled for the extra attacker, senior Cole Kostrzewski scored on a flurry in front of Patten tying the game at 4-4 with just :07 seconds remaining and sending the game to overtime. For the third straight period the Rams outshot the Tigers this time 14-3 for the period and 39-19 for the game.

The overtime period unfortunately didn't last long as the Tigers winning goal came on another fluky play as Brandon Anderson beat a startled Kvidt after forechecking deep in the Rams zone and sending a Ram defensive giveaway into the Rams net giving the Tigers their biggest victory of the year.

Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt finished the game with 15 saves on 20 Tiger shots while the Tigers Al Patten picked up the win stopping 35 of 39 shots.

With the loss the Rams finish the regular season section play with a 4-3 record and drop to 17-5-1 overall. Next up for the Rams they travel to International Falls on Tuesday to take on the Broncos before closing out regular season play Friday at home taking on the Grand Rapids Thunderhawks. Varsity game times for both contests is 7:30 pm.

Rams Down Prowlers 3-2

After a four game road swing the Rams were happy to be back on Memorial Arena ice as they played host to the Thief River Falls Prowlers. This was the final conference game for the Rams as they entered the a game with a 7-2 conference record.

The Prowlers opening the scoring at 11:57 of the opening period when Austin Odberg scored on a nice feed from Matt Lindquist putting the Prowlers out front 1-0. Junior Shane Omdahl and the Rams responded quickly just :34 seconds later scoring a goal of their own as he beat Zane Gothberg on a perfect feed from Adam Knochenmus high in the slot with Cole Kostrzewski also recording an assist on the goal. At 14:24 the Rams took their first lead of the game as Adam Knochenmus was allowed to work his way out of the corner cutting out in front of the Prowler net and beating Gothberg to the near side with Shane Omdahl atin Anderson picking up assists. The goal would end the scoring for the period with the Rams leading after one period of play 2-1.

After a scoreless second period Travis Connell extended the Rams lead to 3-1 as he beat Gothberg at 6:53 on a hard wrister after a perfect feed from Cole Kostrzewski with the second helper given to Trevor Baumgartner. The Prowlers cut into the Rams lead with just 1:21 remaining in regulation and the Prowlers on the powerplay, Ryan Crossen scored using the Rams defensemen as a screen and beating Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt on the near side. The Prowlers pulled goaltender Zane Gothberg in the final minute of regulation to try get the equalizer but Kvidt made two key saves late to preserve the victory.

Ethan Kvidt finished the game with 18 saves on the night picking up his 18th win on the season while this years Frank Brimsek Award winner Zane Gothberg finished with 32 saves in the loss. With the win the Rams improve to 17-4-1 on the season and play host to St. Cloud Tech Tigers on Saturday at 3:00 pm in their final Section 8AA regular season contest.

Rams Defeat Lumberjacks 3-2

After a busy weekend on the road in Brainerd and St. Cloud the Rams had to turn around on Monday and hit the road once as they traveled to Bemidji for another big section game against the Lumberjacks. This was a make-up game from earlier in January originally scheduled to be played at Nymore Arena but was played at the John Glas Fieldhouse on the Bemidji State Campus in front of a large crowd.

With both teams exchanging scoring opportunities the first half of the opening period it was Rams senior Adam Knochenmus getting the Rams on the board first as he beat Jacks goaltender Axel Osborn at 10:30 of the period with the loan assist going to Shane Omdahl. Just under five minutes later the Lumberjacks scored with Rylee Curb picking up the goal from Mike Rees. The teams would go to the locker room tied at 1-1 after one period of play.

At the 11:32 mark of the second period the Lumberjacks scored giving them their only lead of the night at 2-1 when Jordan Heller scored on the powerplay with Adam Knochenmus off for holding. The Rams would return the favor picking up a late goal also on the powerplay at 15:18 of the period when Rams senior defensemen Trevor Baumgartner scored on a shot from the point getting past goaltender Osborn. Omdahl and Knochenmus picked up the assists on the goal closing out the scoring for the period with the game all knotted up at 2-2.

The Rams coming into this game had outscored opponents in third periods 33-19 and found themselves in a dogfight tied at 2-2. The Rams added to those statistics early in the third period as senior Cole Kostrzewski scored at 2:48 with Knochenmus and Omdahl picking up helpers and giving the Rams a 3-2 lead. At 5:38 Taylor Hedlund scored after making a nifty move along the near boards and beating Osborn who appeared to get a piece of it with this catcher but somehow found the back of the net and the Rams now led 4-2. Kevin Erickson and TJ Erickson were credited with the assists on the goal. Just as it appeared the Rams were going to start to walk away with this one the Lumberjacks scored when Brady Devescovi converted a Jesse Nemgar rebound goal past Rams netminder Ethan Kvidt and Jacks had pulled back to within one at 4-3. Things got very interesting late in the period when the Lumberjacks went on the powerplay with just 3:11 remaining in regulation after Adam Knochemnus was signaled down on a roughing call. Rams senior goaltender Ethan Kvidt was called upon to make the save of the game with just :45 seconds remaining the Lumberjacks Rylee Curb picked up a loose puck just inside the Rams zone going in all alone on Kvidt on a breakaway but Ethan got the right pad on it to preserve the hard fought victory.

For the game the Rams Ethan Kvidt finished with 21 saves on 24 Lumberjack shots while Axel Osborn turned aside 24 of 28 Ram shots. With the win the Rams improve to 16-4-1 overall and 4-2 in section play. The next action for the Rams is this Friday night at Memorial when they take on the Thief River Falls Prowlers with game time set for 7:30 pm. Roseau is looking for a series sweep of the prowlers as they defeated them back on December 1st 6-3 which was the first game of the season.

Rams Split on 8AA Road Trip

The biggest weekend series of the year had the Rams traveling to Central Minnesota for a two game series with Section 8AA foes Brainerd Warriors and the St. Cloud Tech Tigers. The Rams first opponent on Friday night was the Warriors from Brainerd sporting an impressive 16-2 record with their only loss in the section coming via the Moorhead Spuds.

In front of a capacity crowd at the Brainerd Area Civic Center the partisan Warrior crowd base was anxious for a upset and looking for their first victory over the Rams in school history.

The first period had the Warriors getting on the board first Matt Pohlkamp scoring and a hard wrist shot beating Rams netminder Ethan Kvidt over the right shoulder putting the Warriors up 1-0 at the 2:32 mark of the first period. The Warrior lead didn't last long as Ram junior Shane Omdahl intercepted an errant Warrior pass just inside the Brainerd zone and went in alone on goaltender Reid Mimmack and beat him with a nifty backhander just under the crossbar. The Rams took the lead at 11:15 of the period with the Rams Taylor Hedlund and Cole Kostrzewski entering the Warrior zone on a 2-on-1 Hedlund took the original shot but the rebound came straight out to Kostrzewski who put it past Mimmick giving the Rams the 2-1 lead. That goal ending the scoring for the period with Rams outshooting the Warriors for the period 18-7.

At the 6:32 mark of the second period with the Warriors on the power play Warrior leading scorer Josh Archibald scoring an unassisted goal beating Kvidt to the near side tying the game at 2-2. The goal sent the voictrious crowd into a frenzy giving the Warriors a huge momentum lift. Just over three minutes later, things became even crazier as Bret Jenkins scored with a tremendous effort beating the Ram defencemen to the puck by diving and getting a stick on the puck directing towards the net. Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt tried to poke check but the puck went over his right should and into the net. The goal gave the Warriors a 3-2 lead and took that to the locker room with the lead after two periods of play.

The third period the Rams tried desperately to get the equalizer but Warriors netminder Reid Mimmack made same big saves down the stretch with the Rams skating with an extra attacker the final 1:30 remaining in regulation to preserve the victory. The Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt finished the game with 20 saves taking the loss while the Warriors Reid Mimmack finished with 36 saves in picking up the win.

Saturday morning the Rams made the trip south to St. Cloud to take on the St. Cloud Tech Tigers for another Section 8AA key matchup. The Tigers looking to avenge a tough overtime loss to the Rams in last year’s section semi-final that had the Rams defeating Tech 3-2. The home ice for the Tigers in the National Hockey Center on the campus of St. Cloud State University which is a rink the Rams have played very well in over the years.

The first period seen both teams go scoreless producing a combined 14 shots on net with solid goaltending on both ends of the ice sheet from Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt and Tech’s goaltender Al Patten each with 7 saves.

The second period both teams remained scoreless until the 15:54 mark of the period when Rams leading scorer Shane Omdahl scored on a powerplay over the left shoulder of Tiger netminder Patten. Adam Knochenmus and Justin Anderson picked up helpers on the goal. The period would come to a close with the Rams leading 1-0 after two complete periods. The Rams had a slight lead in shots for the game 18-13.

The third period the Rams converted on the powerplay once again this time senior Kevin Erickson notched his 8^th goal of the season beating Patten on a one timer feed from Josh Erickson. Senior defensemen Tim Tesarek picked up the second assist on the goal coming at the 7:05 of the period. The Rams held onto the two goal lead until the 14:17 mark when the Tigers Brandon Reinholz beat Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt closing to lead to 2-1. With the Tigers in possession of the puck in the Rams zone in the final minute of regulation, goaltender Al Patten tried to get off the ice for the extra attacker but the Rams regained possession of the puck forcing him to stop and get back to the net but despite a diving effort Cole Kostrzewski was able to find the net giving the Rams a 3-1 victory.

Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt finished the game with 20 saves while the Tigers Al Patten kicked aside 35 of 38 Ram shots. With the win the Rams improve to 15-4-1 overall and travel to Bemidji on Monday to take on the Lumberjacks in another Section 8AA battle. The Tigers will return the favor and travel to Roseau next Saturday, February 15^th for a afternoon game.

Rams Win Big Over the Warriors

Monday night the Rams came into the Roseau-Warroad match-up looking to avenge an earlier 5-2 loss to the Warriors in Roseau. That was a game they gave up a goal with 2:07 remaining in regulations to followed by two enter netters to seal the deal. The difference this time if the Rams were going to be victorious they would have to do it the the Warriors home ice at the Gardens.

For the Rams to be successful in this game it would be critical to get off to a good start and senior forward Taylor Hedlund did exactly that scoring just :43 seconds into the opening period on a Zach Johnson rebound with Justin Anderson picking up the second assist. Hedlund would add to the Rams lead just over five minutes later at the 5:43 mark when he scored his second of the night on another rebound high in the slot after the original shot from Cole Kostrzewski and the Rams led 2-0. The Warriors weren't about to lie down as they came storming back just :16 seconds later as Aaron Rasmussen notched his first of two on the night scoring at 6:01 with Brock and David Nelson picking up the assists and the Rams lead was cut to 2-1. With the Rams forward junior Mike Johnson serving a minor for hooking the Warriors tied the game at 2-2 when Rasmussen picked up his second goal of the night. The period ended the way it started with these two northern powers tied with the Rams having a slight edge in shots outshooting the Warriors for the period 9-7.

The second period has been the best period for the Rams all season and that was evident again as they scored three unanswered goals in the third period. The first came from the stick of Kevin Erickson just :35 seconds into the period with assists going to Adam Knochenmus and Shane Omdahl. The second was a highlight reel goal from junior Travis Connell making a nice move on Warrior goaltender Andy Foster. The unassisted goal coming just :20 seconds after the Erickson goal. At 9:41 of the period with the Warriors Brock Nelson off for cross-checking Rams leading scorer Shane Omdahl scored a wicked wrister over the shoulder of Foster giving the Rams a 5-2 lead and closed out the scoring for the period. Knochenmus and Kevin Erickson recorded assists on the goal.

The third period had teams each taking single penalties early in the period before the Rams Chase Broten scored on a nice backhander at the 10:12 mark with assists credited to Josh Erickson and Mike Johnson. Keeping the Warriors go to man Brock Nelson off the board isn't an easy task and that proved to be the case as he scored a powerplay goal at the 12:21 mark to close the Rams lead back to three goals at 6-3. Just over three minutes later at 15:38 the Rams Josh Erickson scored on a perfect one timer feed from Mike Johnson from behind the Warriors net and beat goaltender Foster giving the Rams the 7-3 final margin of victory and a split on the season series.

The Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt finished the game with 23 saves on 26 Warrior shots while the Warriors Andy Foster kicked out 18 of 25 Rams shots. With the win the Rams hold a 93-60-4 record against their arch rivals to the east dating back to 1945.

Spuds Defeat Rams in Rematch

The Spuds scored twice in the opening five minutes of the opening period getting Moorhead off to a quick start in pace to a 6-2 win Tuesday night at Memorial Arena. The Rams received first period goals from Travis Connell and Adam Knochenmus. Moorhead added a single tally in the second and a pair of markers in the third to cruise to the 6-2 victory.

Rams senior goaltender Ethan Kvidt finished with 31 saves in the loss while the Spuds goaltender Logan Marks finished with 26 saves.

The Rams now travel to Warroad on Monday, February 1st to take on the Warriors in a rematch of a January 14th battle the had the Warriors pick up a 5-2 win scoring the game winner with just 2:07 remaining in regulation play. Game time is set for 7:30 pm with the JV game set for 5:30 pm.

Old-Timers Tourney Date Set

Roseau Old-Timers Tournament dates are set for March 26-28. Individuals or complete teams interested in playing should contact Bill Lund at 218-689-0636 for more details..

Rams Roll over Bison 6 - 1

The Rams rebounded after a tough loss to the Warriors on Thursday with a solid effort against Buffalo at Memorial Arena Saturday afternoon downing the Bison 6-1. The Rams were led with a hat trick from junior Travis Connell and single tallies from Shane Omdahl, Trevor Baumgartner and Cole Kostrzewski while senior goaltender Ethan Kvidt finished with 23 saves.

The Rams are now off until next Saturday when they travel to Bemidji to take on the Bemidji Lumberjacks in another Section 8AA battle. Game time is set for 7:30 pm at Nymore Arena. With the win over the Bison the Rams now improve to 13-2-1 on the season and remain undefeated in Section 8AA play at 2-0.

Round One: Rams downed by Warriors

In front of a capacity crowd Thursday night at Memorial Arena, the biggest high school rivalry in the state and perhaps the entire nation continued as the Rams (#7 AA) and the Warriors (#4 A) did battle for the 156^th time. Even with the two schools playing in different classes has diminished the rivalry from what it once was you couldn’t really see that Thursday night. All hockey fans, scouts and media personalities were treated to yet another dandy between these two storied programs in a game that wasn’t decided until the closing minutes.

The Warriors jumped out to a quick lead scoring at 5:21 of the opening period when Warriors leading scorer Brock Nelson banged home a Brett Hebel rebound past Rams netminder Ethan Kvidt to take the early lead. Rams senior forward Kevin Erickson tied the game just 4 minutes, nineteen seconds later as he knocked in a rebound goal past Warriors goaltender Shawn Storey to send both squads to the locker room tied a 1-1. The Rams had a slight edge of shots for the period outshooting the Warriors 8-7.

The second period the play opened up as both teams combined for 23 shots in the period but both goaltenders were sharp keeping the period scoreless until 2:06 remaining in the period. With the Rams Lyle Norman just returning to the ice after serving a hooking penalty, the Warriors Aaron Rasmussen picked up loose puck along the boards and circled to the high slot and sent a hard wrister past Kvidt regaining the one goal lead at 2-1. The Rams Ethan Kvidt was the busier of the two goaltenders facing 13 Warrior shots while Shawn Storey kicked out all 10 he faced in the period. With the Warriors leading 2-1 after two periods, this would setup for an exciting third period of action.

The Rams came into the third period trailing by a goal but failed to convert on a couple of excellent opportunities early in the third but at 7:34 of the period they caught the Warriors on a 2 – on – 1. The Rams leading scorers Shade Omdahl and Trevor Baumgartner entered the zone with only one defender pack with Omdahl giving Baumgartner a perfect goal mouth feed to tie the game up at 2-2. The game would remain tied until 14:53 of the period when Adam Shaugabay performed his heroics tipping a Carson Gray blast from the point past Kvidt giving the Warriors their third lead of the game at 3-2. The Rams pulled Kvidt with just over one minute remaining for an extra attacker but the plan backfired as Shaugabay recorded his second of the night beating a Rams defenseman to the puck sending it into an empty net. The Warriors Brock Nelson picked up his second goal of the night just thirty five seconds later converting again on an empty netter and giving the Warriors a 5-2 victory.

With this lose the Rams drop to 12-2-1 overall and lose their first game in conference play and now are 5-1 in the Mariucci Conference. The Warriors improve to 12-2 overall and 3-1 inside the conference. Next up for the Rams they face the Buffalo Bison Saturday afternoon at 3 pm at Memorial Arena in their first Section 8AA contest since defeating the Moorhead Spuds back on December 15^th.

Rams Down Greenwave 3-1

The Rams received a pair of goals from Josh Erickson and Shane Omdahl notched his 19th of the season to pace the Rams to a 3-1 win against the East Grand Forks Greenwave at East Grand Forks. Senior netminder Ethan Kvidt who was solid between the pipes for the Rams turned aside 17 of 18 shots for the night while Greenwave goaltender Hunter Aubol finished with 25 saves on 28 Ram shots.

Next up for the Rams they face the Warrior Warriors at Memorial Arena on Thursday night with game time set for 7:30 pm. With the win the Rams improve to 12-1-1 on the season and 5-0 in Mariucci conference play.

Lee, Blais and Team USA Capture Gold

Former Ram goaltender Mike Lee and former Rams Head Coach Dean Blais along with Team USA teammates captured the gold medal in the 2010 IIHF World Junior Championship on Tuesday with an exiting 6-5 overtime win over host country Canada. In front of a partisan Canadian crowd, Team USA's John Carlson scored at 4:31 of overtime giving the US the victory.

The game was played at the Credit Union Centre in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. This is only the second gold medal the US has claimed in World Junior competition. The first was in 2004 when the US defeated Canada 4-3 in Helsinki, Finland.

Congratulations Mike and Dean!!

US in Gold Medal Game Tuesday

Behind another solid goaltending performance from Mike Lee in Sunday nights 5-2 victory over Sweden, Team USA will play Canada in Tuesday's gold medal game of the 2010 IIHF World Junior Championships being held in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Lee finished the game with 27 saves in the game and is now 4-0 for the tournament. The US team lost to Canada on New Years Eve in regular pool play 5-4 in a shootout.

Lee back stops US victory

Former Ram goaltender Mike Lee recorded 42 saves in Saturday nights 6-2 victory over Team Finland in the quarterfinals of the 2010 IIHF World Junior Championships being held in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Lee, who was named Team USA's Player of the Game, finished the night with 42 saves. Finland's Ortio had 19 saves in the loss.

Former Rams head coach Dean Blais is Team USA head coach for this years tournament. With the win the US advances to the semi-final game Sunday night against Team Sweden at 8:00 pm CST. The game can be seen on the NHL Network or also can be streamed live in the U.S. on FASTHockey.com.

Don't forget to Vote for Roseau!!

The Minnesota Wild are running a contest to determine the Capital of the State of Hockey. This is a tournament bracket for format where fans can vote with Roseau's opponent being Twig. Make sure you get out and vote HERE.

Rams beat Cardinals for Tourney Championship

The Rams received third period goals from seniors Cole Kostrzewski and Zach Johnson to pace the Rams to a 3-1 victory in Thursday's championship game of the Roseau Holiday Hockey Classic. Team leading scorer and junior Shane Omdahl had the other Ram goal breaking a scoreless tie in the second period. The Cardinals Casey Vangsness scored the game equalizer just 1:15 after the Omdahl goal while skating on a Cardinal power play. The Rams outshot the Cardinals 35-21 with Rams starting goaltender Ethan Kvidt picking up the win which is his 10th of the season.

The Rams had earlier wins in the tournament against the Lake of the Woods Bears (6-2) and the Faribault Falcons (8-3). With the three tournament wins the Rams now improve to 10-1-1 on the season and play host to the Crookston Pirates on Tuesday, January 5th with face-off set for 7:30 pm.

Rams Capture Consolation With 7-1 Win

Adam Knochenmus scored twice to pace the Rams to a 7-1 consolation championship victory over the Bismarck Century Patriots Saturday night in the Grand Forks Herald - Jason Stadstad Hockey Classic. Other Ram goals came from single tallies from Shane Omdahl, Travis Connell, Justin Anderson, Tim Tesarek and Josh Erickson. Rams goaltender finished the game with 15 saves losing his shutout when the Patriots Logan Rauhauser scored on a penalty shot after a very questionable tripping call on Rams defensemen TJ Erickson. Jared Hruby who got the start for the Patriots finished the game with 37 saves on 44 shots.

Earlier in the day at Ralph Engelstad Arena Apple Valley defeated Grand Forks Red River 4-1 in the tournament championship. In the third place Grand Forks Central downed Grafton-Park River 8-0.

Next up for the Rams they host their own Holiday Hockey Classic starting Tuesday, December 29th when they play the late game against the Lake of the Woods Bears at 8 PM. In the early game the Faribault Falcons face the Alexandria Cardinals in the opening game at 5:30 PM. See complete tournament schedule HERE.

Rams Down the Demons

The Rams rebounded from a lack luster performance on Thursday night with a 6-2 victory overt the Bismarck High Demons. Rams were led with a pair of goals from Cole Kostrzewski and Shane Omdahl. Also notching goals for the Rams were Justin Anderson and Travis Connell with single tallies.

With the win the Rams advance into tomorrows consolation championship tomorrow night against Bismarck Century at 7:30 pm at Purpur Arena,

Rams Lose in Shootout

Going into Thursday nights game with the Red River Roughriders you knew that the Riders would give the Rams all they wanted and more. Both Grand Forks teams traditionally play the Rams very tough especially on home ice.

It was evident this would be the case Thursday as the Riders took a 2-0 lead to the dressing room after one period of play scoring two late first period goals. This coming after the Rams had the better edge of play for most of the opening period. The Riders two first period goals came from Jordan Love and Jon Lizotte.

The second period the Rams and leading scorer Shane Omdahl came storming back scoring goals at 2:20 and 8:19 of the period tying the game back up at 2-2 after two periods of play. It was Omdahl's 8th and 9th goals of the season. The Rams held a 20 - 11 shots on goal lead after two periods.

Entering the third period the Rams had new life but that all changed again at the 6:04 mark of the period when Riders leading scorer Jake LaDouceur scored to regain the lead at 3-2. The back and forth scoring continued just over two minutes later when Omdahl finished off his hat trick blistering a shot just under the crossbar and tying the game back up at 3-3. That goal seemed to give the Rams the jump they were looking for as they responded just :52 seconds later as Kevin Erickson fired a shot that rebounded off Trevor Baumgartner who was positioned low in the slot and redirected past Riders sophomore netminder Bryan Nies. The goal gave the Rams their first lead of the game at 4-3. The Rams played with the lead until the 13:12 mark, with the Riders sustaining pressure deep in the Rams zone Casey Fugleberg cashed in sending a backhander past Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt tying the game up once again at 4-4. Neither team was able to regain the lead after regulation sending the game into the 8-minute overtime.

Riders goaltender Nies was the busier of the two goaltenders in the extra frame facing 6 Ram shots while Kvidt faced only the one Rider shot. The tournament tying breaking procedure called for a five person shootout with head coaches picking their shooters. The Rams had the opportunity to finish this one off taking a 2-1 lead after Adam Knochenmus and Cole Kostrzewski both scored it left the Riders down to their final shooter in the original 5 person shooting list and he beat Kvidt sending this one into extra shooters. After both teams leading scorers (Omdahl & LaDouceur) were again stopped the Riders Casey Fugleberg scored forcing the Rams to score to extend the shootout but the Riders netminder Nies stood tall stopping the crafty Knochenmus with a nice left pad save giving the Riders the win. Nies finished the game with 27 saves on 31 Ram shots while the Rams Kvidt finished with 15 saves on 19 Rider shots.

Officially the game goes down as a 4-4 tie but with the win the Riders now advance to the semi-final tonight at 8:30 facing the Grafton-Park River Spoilers after they defeated Bismarck High Demons 4-1 in the night cap. The Rams will now move over to Purpur Arena and take on the Demons at 3:15 pm in the consolation bracket.

Rams Down Spuds 4 - 1

Rams skate to a 4 - 1 victory over the Spuds Tuesday night at the Moorhead Sports Center. Rams received goals from Kevin Erickson, Cole Kostrzewski, Mike Johnson and Tim Teserak along with a solid 33 save peformance from goaltender Ethan Kvidt. With the win the Rams improve to 5 - 1 on the season and remain undefeated in Mariucci Conference play at 3 - 0.

Next up for the Rams they will participate in the Grand Forks Herald - Jason Stadstad Hockey Classic and will face the Grand Forks Red River Roughriders in the opening quarter final round Thursday night at 6:15 pm at Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks, North Dakota. See complete schedule below:

Thursday, December 17th

1 p.m. — Apple Valley vs. EGF Senior High, Purpur Arena

3:15 p.m. — Bismarck Century vs. GF Central, Purpur Arena

6:15 p.m. — GF Red River vs. Roseau, Engelstad Arena

8:30 p.m. — Bismarck High vs. Grafton-Park River, Engelstad Arena

Friday, December 18th

1 p.m. — Losers of afternoon games, Purpur Arena

3:15 p.m. — Losers of night games, Purpur Arena

6:15 p.m. — Winners of afternoon games, Engelstad Arena

8:30 p.m. — Winners of night games, Engelstad Arena

Saturday, December 19th

11:30 a.m. — Third place, Ralph Engelstad Arena

1:45 p.m. — Championship, Ralph Engelstad Arena

5:15 p.m. — Seventh place, Purpur Arena

7:30 p.m. — Fifth place, Purpur Arena

Rams Shutout the Bluejackets

Rams senior forward Adam Knochenmus collected a first period hat trick along with additional first period goals from Kevin Erickson and Shane Omdahl to pace the Rams to a 6-0 shutout victory over the visiting Hibbing Bluejackets on Saturday afternoon. Omdahl picked up his second of the afternoon in the third period to close out the scoring. It was the first shutout for the Rams on the year with senior Ethan Kvidt picking up the victory finishing with 12 saves.

Over the past two games the Rams have outshot their opponents in the third period 26-1 while outscoring opponents 4-0. In another interesting tid bit, the Rams forward Adam Knochenmus has a hat trick in three consecutive games and is co-leader in goals scored for the state (11) with Joey Benik of Saint Francis. Rams junior forward Shane Omdahl leads the state in overall scoring with 20 points.

With the win the Rams improve to 4-1 on the season and face their biggest rival in Section 8AA as they travel to Moorhead on Tuesday to face the Spuds. Game time is set for 6 pm following the Ram girls game versus the Spuds scheduled to start at 4 pm. Both games can be heard on 1410 KRWB and online with the Minnesota Sports Broadcast Network at http://www.mnsportsnetwork.com/ on channel 2 with Brad "Z-Man" Zoeller and myself bringing you the action.

Rams Route the Greenwave

The Rams goal scoring spree continued on Thursday as the Rams scored multi-goal games from seniors Kevin Erickson (2), Cole Kostrzewski (2), and Adam Knochenmus (3) on the way to a very solid 12-2 victory over the visiting East Grand Forks Greenwave. Other Ram goal scorers included career firsts from Chase Broten, Ryan Leverington, Josh Erickson and Lyle Norman. Junior Travis Connell had the other Ram marker. Ethan Kvidt getting his fourth straight start between the pipes for the Rams picked up his third win on the season facing 24 Greenwave shots. Rams now improve to 3-1 on the season and face the Hibbing Bluejackets Saturday afternoon at 3 pm.

Rams Down Totino-Grace 9-4

After the tough loss on Friday night the Rams had a tough task of coming back on Saturday with an afternoon matchup with the Totino-Grace Eagles.

The green and white looked a little sluggish early in the period as the Eagles got on the board first when Mike Parnell beat Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt while skating with the man advantage at 5:28 of the opening period. The goal seemed to kick start the Rams as Adam Knochenmus notched his first of three on the afternoon on the powerplay just two minutes after the Eagle goal. The period ended with both teams tied at1-1.

The Rams opened the game up in the second period scoring four times in the first 9 minutes of the period getting a pair of goals from Knochenmus and Trevor Baumgartner and a single tally from Mike Johnson. Mike Parnell and TJ Roo notched markers for the Eagles. After two periods of play the Rams held a 6-3 lead.

After the Eagles Seth Noble picked up a powerplay goal early in the third, the Rams received goals from Chase Broten, Cole Kostrzewski and Shane Omdahl to close out the scoring and giving the Rams a solid 9-4 victory. The Rams starting goaltender Ethan Kvidt finished the night with 37 saves on 41 shots while the Eagles netminder Nick DeMuth finished with 27 saves on 36 shots.

With the win the Rams improve to 2-1 on the season and face the East Grand Forks Greenwave at home on Thursday, December 10^th with game time set for 7:30 pm.

Rams Suffer Tough Loss to Blaine

The Rams played host to two metro area teams this weekend as they faced one of the top ranked teams in the state in the Blaine Bengals and the Totino-Grace Eagles. Friday night’s contest the Rams faced the Blaine Bengals who are led by junior Nick Bjugstad and three year starting goaltender Danny Harper. The Rams without question come in as underdogs in this one with the Bengals bringing back several members from last year’s state tournament team.

The opening period the Rams showed that they weren’t going to let the Bengals role over them as they picked up the only goal of the period at the 6:01 mark with senior Cole Kostrzewski picking up his first of the year with assists going to Kevin Erickson and Trevor Baumgartner.

The second period the Rams extended their lead early in the period on a Shane Omdahl goal just 3:14 into the period but the Bengals responded quickly pulling back to one goal when Nick Bjugstad picked up this first of three goals on the night. Roseau shocked the nice crowd as they added to their lead with goals by Kevin Erickson and senior defensemen Jesse Braun to take a 4-1 lead at the midway point of the period. Just as it looked like the Bengals might be in for a long night they narrowed the lead with an even strength goal from Brad Benson and a shorthanded goal and his second of the night by Bjugstad. That goal ended the scoring for a wild second period and Rams took a 4-3 lead into the locker room.

After a crazy goal scoring spree second period the third was totally opposite as the Rams played very well defensively defending the one goal lead even with the Bengals pressing at times. Just as it appeared the upset could be reality Bjugstad finished off the hattrick as he spit the Ram defensemen going in alone on Rams goaltender Ethen Kvidt tucking a backhander past the senior netminder and finishing off a Blaine comeback with just 2:12 remaining in regulation. Unfortunately for the Rams things would get worse after a questionable call the Rams went shorthand for the final minute and the Bengals Jonny Brodzinski knocked in the game winner with just :45 seconds remaining for a Bengal 5-4 victory. Rams goaltender Ethan Kvidt finished with 33 saves on 38 Bengal shots while Blaine’s Danny Harper had 28 saves on 32 Ram shots.

Omdahl Notches Hattrick in Rams Come Back Victory

At the 9:00 minute mark of the second period the Rams found themselves in a very undesirable position, trailing the Thief River Falls Prowler by a 3-1 count. On paper that isn’t an insurmountable lead but with one of the state’s top goaltenders in Zane Gothberg it is a tough road to haul. This is where the Rams top line of Shane Omdahl, Adam Knochenmus and Travis Connell come into the picture. This line accounted for all four Ram goals in the third period enroute to a 6-3 Mariucci Conference win.

The Rams Opened the scoring for the game at 4:16 of the opening period with one of the smoothest passing plays you will see as Adam Knochenmus gave a breakout pass from center ice sending Travis Connell and Shane Omdahl in alone on Prowler goaltender Zane Gothberg with Omdahl finishing off a unselfish perfect pass from Connell. The Rams lead held for just under four minutes when Riley Soderstrom sent a back hander over the sprawled out Ram goaltender Ethan Kvidt who had poke checked the puck in an attempt to clear the puck but unfortunately ended up on Soderstrom’s stick. The period ended with the Prowlers having the edge in shots 12-8.

The second period the Prowlers took advantage on one of their two 5-on-3 power play opportunities when Mathew Audette sent a shot over the left shoulder of Kvidt with just 9 seconds remaining on the front end of the two man advantage. With the Prowlers remaining on the powerplay, Soderstrom picked up this second of the night on a rebound goal as he was camped off the left post giving the Prowlers a 3-1 and putting all the momentum in the Prowler favor. To make matters worse the Rams found themselves again two men short when two of their top defensemen in TJ Erickson and Zach Johnson where whistled down for penalties. It appeared the Rams learned something from their first shorthanded experienced and seemed to turn a negative into a positive as they successfully killed off the penalties which appeared to give the Rams a lift. The closing two minutes of the period the Rams themselves would be the benefactor of a 5-on-3 opportunity. With the two goal deficit and not wanting to let an opportunity to trim the Prowler lead to one the Rams first year head coach Andy Lundbohm called a timeout to gather his troops and put together a game plan for the closing seconds of the period. This would show to be a smart coaching decision as defensemen ripped a hard shot past Gothberg with :41 seconds remaining in the period to close the lead to 3-2.

The third period the Rams entered on the second half of the 2-man advantage and quickly converted just :34 seconds into the period as Omdahl notched his second of the game on a rebound goal tying the game at 3-3. At 4:15 Adam Knochemus gave the Rams the lead that they wouldn’t surrender as he converted a Shane Omdahl pass and the Rams had their second lead of the game at 4-3. At the 11:59 mark of the period the scoring barrage continued on one of the nicest moves you will see at the high school level as Omdahl undressed Gothberg sliding a nifty backhander past the netminder. That finished off the scoring for Omdahl for the evening but not before picking up the hatty in the effort. It was only fitting that this line finish the scoring for the night with just 1:50 remaining in regulation Knochenmus closed out the scoring for the game as he picked up his second of the night and complete a four goal third period outburst and a come from behind 6-3 win.

2010 Roseau Hockey Reunion Dates Set

The dates have been set for the 2010 Roseau Hockey Reunion. A committee is in place and working out the details for the weekend of July 15-17, 2010. The will be a special year with the combination of the traditional Roseau Hockey Reunion which takes place every five years and the CAIA Charity Auction - Golf Tournament. All proceeds go towards the North Rink Funds that help to maintain and improve the existing facility.

Tentative Schedule of Events:

Thursday, July 15th
Reunion Social and Auction at the American Legion.

Friday, July 16th
Golf Tournament at Oakcrest Golf Course.

Saturday, July 17th
Class Challenge Games
Roseau Legends of Hockey Seniors Game
Roseau Classic Game
Street Dance

More details will be made available here when available. Remember to mark your calendars for another great reunion spending a weekend with teammates and friends from years past and present. JULY 15 - 17, 2010.

E-mail me at tostby@roseauramshockey.com for any questions.

Thanks!

Bobcat

Active Rams Alumni - College and Professional

Player (Class)	League	Current Team
Bryan Lundbohm '96	Norway	Sparta Warriors
David Lundbohm '98	Sweden	Växjö Lakers
Josh Olson '99	Germany	Hannover Indians
Luke Erickson '01	CHL	Rapid City Rush
Dustin Byfuglien '01	NHL	Chicago Blackhawks
Robert Carr '04	NCHA	University of Wisconsin-Stout Blue Devils
Alex Lundbohm '04	NCHA	University of Wisconsin-River Falls Falcons
Jesse Johnston '05	NCHA	University of Wisconsin-Stout Blue Devils
Brian McMillin '06	WCHA	Colorado College Tigers
Kurt Weston '07	NCHA	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Blugold
Alex Bjerk '07	MCHA	Marian University Sabres
Sam Carr '07	NCHA	University of Wisconsin-Stout Blue Devils
Jacob Vatnsdal '07	MIAC	Concordia College Cobbers
Jason Fabian '08	NAHL	Bismarck Bobcats
Aaron Ness '08	WCHA	University of Minnesota Golden Gophers
Nick Oliver '09	USHL	Fargo Force
Mike Lee '09	WCHA	St. Cloud State Huskies
Ryan Weston '09	NAHL	North Iowa Outlaws
Tyler Landman '09	Hockey East	Providence College Friars