DES MOINES, Iowa -It was a big weekend for Mason City while Quad Cities showed that records can be deceiving in Midwest High School Hockey League action.  The Mohawks swept their three games over the weekend and now have won seven straight and find themselves tied with the Kansas City Jr. Outlaws for second place in the MHSHL. 

 

It was two out of three this weekend for Quad Cities who sits near the bottom of the league standings but may be showing some signs of marked improvement with a tough 5-4 loss to the Jr. Outlaws on Saturday then turned around and won the Sunday meeting, 4-3 in overtime.  The Blues also posted a 6-0 shutout of Dubuque earlier in the week.

 

Both of the Iowa Sports Connection weekly honors go to a Mohawk this week.  Justin Metli is the "ISC Player of the Week" helping to lead Macon City to three wins with his 5 goals and 2 assists which moved him into 15th in the league in scoring with 40 points on the season.  The ISC Goalie of the Week" honors go to Metli's teammate, Drake Lundeen who won both of his games in goal, stopping 52 of the 55 shots he faced and improving his record to 11-3-0 with a 2.07 goals against average and a .916 save percentage.

 

On the schedule this week look for the Sioux Falls trip to Kansas City to be a big one as the Flyers face both the Jr. Outlaws and Stars in key road tilts. League-leading Des Moines Capitals head into this weeks action without a loss in the last 15 games (14-0-1) and have allowed only 41 goals in 28 games.  Waterloo is next, allowing 53 goals in 27 games.

The Kansas City Jr., Outlaws lead the league in scoring with 138 goals in 27 games with the Kansas City Stars right behind with 132 goals.

 

Statistically in the MHSHL, Corbin Belling (Des Moines Oak Leafs) moved into a tie with A.J. Emmons (Kansas City Stars) for the lead in overall scoring with 63 points each.  Belling leads the league with 40 goals scored while Emmons is the assist leader with 37. Colton Kramer (Sioux City) is third in scoring with 60 points and second in goals scored with 38 while Connor Hanlon (Kansas City Stars) is second in assists with 34 on the season.

 

Between the pipes, Andrew Wuttke (Mason City) won his only game in goals this week and continues to lead the league in goals against average at 0.91 per game.  Wuttke is 9-1-0 with three shutouts.  The Capitals Derek Temple posted his fourth shutout of the season and is second in that category behind Landon Weber (Waterloo) who has five shutouts.  Temple is also second in victories with a 17-1-1 record.  Keeghan Nelson (Sioux Falls) 18-8-0 is the league leader.

 

Listed below are the results of the past weeks action, this week’s schedule, the MHSHL standings and the statistical leaders of the MHSHL season in both the varsity and junior varsity levels and through February 7th, 2010.  The statistics are provided by the Midwest High School Hockey League and Communication Director Roger Kelly.  Go to www.midwesthighschoolhockey.com for more information on the league.

2009 MHSHL Varsity Standings

1-Des Moines Capitals (25-1-2-0)---52

2-Kansas City Jr. Outlaws (22-3-0-2)---46

2-Mason City (22-5-0-2)---46

4-Kansas City Stars (22-5-0-0)---44

5-Sioux Falls (18-8-0-0)---36

6-Waterloo (15-6-2-4)---34

7-Sioux City (15-9-2-1)---33

8-Des Moines Oak Leafs (10-15-1-2)---23

9-Lincoln (9-15-1-1)---20

10-Ames (7-15-2-2)---18

11-Quad Cities (7-17-1-1)---16

12-Cedar Rapids (2-18-5-3)---12

13-Dubuque (4-21-1-2)---11

14-Omaha (3-23-1-0)---7

 

Tuesday, February 9th

Kansas City Stars at Kansas City Jr. Outlaws

Omaha at Sioux City

Waterloo at Mason City

Sioux Falls at Kansas City Jr. Outlaws

Kansas City Stars at Lincoln

Quad Cities at Cedar Rapids

Ames at Des Moines Capitals

Sioux City at Ames

Lincoln at Dubuque

Waterloo at Omaha

Sioux Falls at Kansas City Jr. Outlaws

Quad Cities at Des Moines Oak Leafs

Lincoln at Dubuque

Waterloo at Omaha

Quad Cities at Des Moines Oak Leafs

Sioux City at Ames

Sioux Falls at Kansas City Stars

 

 

1-Corbin Belling, Des Moines Oak Leafs (40 Goals, 23 Assists)---63 Points

1-A.J. Emmons, Kansas City Stars (26 Goals, 37 Assists)---63 Points

3-Colten Kramer, Sioux City (38 Goals, 22 Assists)---60 Points

4-Alex Williamson, Kansas City Stars (32 Goals, 27 Assists)---59 Points

5-Alex Steele, Kansas City Jr. Outlaws (24 Goals, 33 Assists)---57 Points

6-Connor Hanlon, Kansas City Stars (20 Goals, 34 Assists)--54 Points

7-Max Wiebrecht, Kansas City Jr. Outlaws (27 Goals, 23 Assists)---50 Points

8-Will Martin, Mason City (29 Goals, 19 Assists)---48 Points

8-Matthew Uvodich, Kansas City Jr. Outlaws (26 Goals, 22 Assists)---48 Points

8-Mason Uvodich, Kansas City Jr. Outlaws (17 Goals, 31 Assists)---48 Points

11-Jacob Dingman, Des Moines Oak Leafs (22 Goals, 23 Assists)---45 Points

12-Andrew Burgmeier, Mason City (18 Goals, 25 Assists)---43 Points

12-Erin Flynn, Sioux City (15 Goals, 28 Assists)---43 Points

12-Chad Minard, Des Moines Oak Leafs (16 Goals, 27 Assists)---43 Points

15-Justin Metli, Mason City (22 Goals, 18 Assists)---40 Points

 

1. Alex Williamson, Kansas City Stars -7

1. Jason Helland, Sioux Falls - 7

3. Colten Kramer, Sioux City - 6

3. Will Martin, Mason City - 6

3-Josh Bingham, Sioux Falls-6

 

1-Andrew Wuttke, Mason City (9-1-0/3)---0.91

2-Brendon Stinson, Kansas City Stars (8-1-0/3)---1.44

3-Derek Temple, Des Moines Capitals (17-1-1/4)---1.45

4-Landon Weber, Waterloo (12-9-2/5)---1.71

5-Drake Lundeen, Mason City (11-3-0/0)---2.07

6-Austin Hoglen, Kansas City Stars (13-4-0/1)---2.15

7-Jacob Pope, Kansas City Jr. Outlaws (11-2-0/2)---2.33

8-Bryan Cote, Kansas City Jr. Outlaws (11-3-0/2)---2.50

9-Keeghan Nelson, Sioux Falls (18-8-0/1)---2.78

10-Tyler Brinkerhoff, Sioux City (8-3-0/1)---2.79

11-Zach Moorman, Ames (3-7-1/2)---2.88

12-Alex Wisnousky, Cedar Rapids (1-12-3/0)---2.93

 

1. Andrew Wuttke, Mason City (180-190) - .947

2. Derek Tample, Des Moines Capitals (384-413) - .930

3. Landon Weber, Waterloo (554-600) - .923

4. Brandon Stinson, Kansas City Stars (147-160) - .919

5. Drake Lundeen, Mason City (315-344) - .916

5. Nick Degarmo, Lincoln (635-697) - .911

7. Austin Hoglen, Kansas City Stars (375-412) - .908

8. Alex Wisnousky, Cedar Rapids (468-519) - .902

9. Michael Meadows, Quad Cities (770-856) - .900

 

1-Kansas City Stars (20-2-5)---45

2-Des Moines Capitals (17-5-6)---40

3-Waterloo (17-6-4)---38

4-Kansas City Jr. Outlaws (15-8-4)---34

4-Des Moines Oak Leafs (13-7-8)---34

6-Mason City (15-11-3)---33

7-Omaha (12-11-4)---28

8-Quad Cities (11-10-5)---27

9-Cedar Rapids (10-14-4)---24

10-Sioux Falls (9-13-4)---22

11-Lincoln (8-13-5)---21

12-Dubuque (6-17-5)---17

13-Ames (1-18-7)---9

14-Sioux City (3-22-2)---8

 

1-Mark Wishham, Ames (19 Goals, 16 Assists)--- 35 Points

1-C.J. Weber, Mason City (24 Goals, 11 Assists)---35 Points

3-Kevin Ranney, Ames (21 Goals, 12 Assists)---33 Points

4-Xavier Pendleton, Quad Cities (14 Goals, 17 Assists)---31 Points

5-Jared Weber, Mason City (11 Goals, 19 Assists)---30 Points

6-Connor Smith, Kansas City Stars (13 Goals, 16 Assists)---29 Points

7-Drew Stewart, Des Moines Capitals (14 Goals, 14 Assists)--- 28 Points

7-Guy Newberry, Des Moines Capitals (14 Goals, 14 Assists)---28 Points

9-Thomas Loudon, Kansas City Jr. Outlaws (17 Goals, 10 Assists)---27 Points

9-Garrett Hite, Kansas City Jr., Outlaws (15 Goals, 12 Assists)---27 Points

 

1-Kramer Vonville, Kansas City Stars (11-0-3/5)---1.36

2-Stephen Sundberg, Kansas City Stars (7-1-2/3)---1.45

3-Cal Petersen, Waterloo (14-6-4/7)---1.52

 

4-Joshua Smith, Kansas City Jr. Outlaws (9-4-4/3)---1.56

5-Matt Goedeke, Des Moines Oak Leafs (2-3-3/1)---1.92

6-Anthony Anderson, Omaha (5-3-3/2)---2.03

7-Cooper Cook, Des Moines Capitals (11-2-2/2)---2.07

8-Kyle Shemek, Lincoln (3-3-2/0)---2.25

9-Cameron Brookes, Des Moines Captials (3-2-4/1)---2.33

10-Mike Brown, Quad Cities (8-5-2/2)---2.44