Posts About "Mark MacMillan"

UND Hockey: Parks and Wreck Making an Impact for North Dakota

February 21st, 2014 Recently, North Dakota head coach Dave Hakstol put forwards Drake Caggiula, Mark MacMillan and Michael Parks on the same forward line. They made their first appearance on February 7, 2014, against the Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks. That move has paid dividends for the UND coaching staff. UND Sports Information Director Jayson...

UND Hockey: The Weekend in Review

January 13th, 2014 After a 27 day layoff, the University of North Dakota took the ice for an important two-game series against the Colorado College Tigers. After traveling to Burnaby, British Columbia, to play in the Great Northwest Show Case, UND was chomping at the bit to get back on home ice. On Friday night, the home team didn’t disappoint, as...

Montreal Canadiens: North American Prospects Worth Watching

March 12th, 2013 Now that Alex Galchenyuk has graduated with the Montreal Canadiens, Habs fans have definitely turned their attention to the NHL. However, let's not forget all the quality prospects that Trevor Timmins and his excellent scouting staff drafted in recent years. Let's have a look at all the North American prospects that are worth watching...

Montreal’s Mark MacMillan: Flying Under The Radar

February 8th, 2013 Follow Marc Lapierre on Twitter: @MarcLapi Mark MacMillan was selected by the Montreal Canadiens in the fourth round of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. Unlike Brendan Gallagher, Jarred Tinordi and Morgan Ellis who were also selected in that same draft class, MacMillan is still playing college hockey in the NCAA. Before joining the...

Montreal Canadiens Prospect Report: Where’s the depth at Left Wing?

November 13th, 2012 written by Marc Lapierre (@MarcLapi) The Montreal Canadiens’ prospect pool has plenty of strengths, most notably a deep and talented defense core. However, one aspect that stands out at the forward position is the lack of depth and size at left wing. There may not be much in the way of elite talent in the farm system at that...