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NOW Combine: Championship Thursday

By YHH Staff , 06/30/22, 4:30PM CDT

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Gold takes home both "Camp Champ" titles, Maroon wins both championships on the ice.

Gold, Maroon make hay at Ridder Arena


2022 NOW Combine Girls champions, Team Maroon

For the eighth consecutive summer, the YHH staff made the rounds in Mariucci and Ridder arenas. 

For the first time in four days, both facilities were silent. The only sound came from the scoreboards, still humming with stagnant electricity. 

The 2022 NOW Prospects Combine came to a close on Thursday afternoon, crowning champions for performances both on and off the ice.

On the boys’ side, Team Gold earned the right to call themselves “Camp Champs,” earning points for such things as locker room cleanliness, winning a trivia competition, and various forms of gym class classics. 

Maroon won the hockey championship, capturing a thrilling 5-4 win over Gold in the finals. Hudson Cariveau scored two goals for Maroon, with Cole Anderson, Griffin Storey, and Caden Zasada notching one goal each. Zasada’s goal came with just 1:01 remaining in regulation. 

Gold also took home top champ honors for the Girls, while Maroon edged Gold in the championship game, with Talla Hansen scoring the game-winner in double-overtime. Hansen buried a beautiful breakaway goal to give Maroon the title. Hadley Bakker and Audrey Davis each scored once for Maroon, while Lily Sartwell and Madelyn Baker scored the goals for Gold. 

As the week comes to a close, Youth Hockey Hub would like to thank the players and parents for attending and supporting the Combine as it nears a decade of existence. A special thank you to the University of Minnesota and the special people that make up the men’s and women’s programs for making this happen. 

What. A. Week. 


2022 NOW Combine Boys Champions, Team Gold

NOW Combine Final Standings


2022 NOW Combine Boys Camp Champs, Team Gold


2022 NOW Combine Girls Camp Champs, Team Gold

NOW Combine Final Scoring Leaders (Boys)

NOW Combine Scoring Final Leaders (Girls)

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