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The most likely candidate to leave [the University of North Dakota] was VandeVelde – a 6-foot-2, 205-pound power forward. But today, VandeVelde announced he’s returning to UND for his senior year....

VandeVelde is coming off of a strong season in which he had 18 goals and 35 points – both figures ranked second on the team. He was UND’s best face-off guy and will be penciled in as the top-line center. Despite playing with a separated shoulder at the end of the season, VandeVelde was still dominant. He scored two goals in the NCAA regional loss to New Hampshire on highly skilled plays.

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I’ve got the kid at #6 with Horcoff as his upside. I like him and I like his decision to stay in college. UND is better than Springfield.

by Derek Zona on May 1, 2009 12:23 PM MDT reply actions  

I'm a big fan of VandeVelde

He’s a very good bet ot be an NHL forward. That said, I don’t think he ever climbs above the third line; he seems more like a complementary player than a bus-driver on offense.

It's only my opinion, but it's right.

Writer for The Copper & Blue, OilersNation, and CanucksArmy.

by Jonathan Willis on May 1, 2009 4:05 PM MDT up reply actions  

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