Mark Mazzoleni
Mark Mazzoleni
Mark Mazzoleni is an American ice hockey coach. He was the head coach of the Wisconsin–Stevens Point Pointers from 1985 thru the end of the 1991, winning 3 consecutive Division III National Titles. After 1991 he took a position as an assistant coach at the University of Minnesota for three seasons before he got the opportunity to be the head coach of a Division I school. Mazzoleni stepped into the Miami job after George Gwozdecky left and while he had...
against break chip loose pressure puck style sustain team time tough
We have a (heck) of a time against this team. It's their style. If there's a loose puck in their D zone, they don't break it out; they just chip it out, so they're a real tough team to sustain pressure against.
definitely feeding team
Our team is definitely feeding off (Neville's) play in the net. He's done everything and more from what we could've expected.
games good literally room stumble teams
We don't have a lot of room that we can stumble in. The good thing is that we do play each of those teams which makes those games literally crucial.
balanced four great lines team win
We had balanced scoring. All four lines were very effective. It was a great team win for us.
glad god hope team
They are a very frustrating team to play against. I'm glad we're done with them. I hope to God we don't see them in the playoffs.
league limited team
They are the highest-scoring team in the league and we limited them to one goal.
against arm eddie goal major shot team
One goal against a team like that is what Eddie Neville is all about. He's been a major shot in the arm for our team, and he's been a major confidence-booster for us.
battle call difficult fight goals lead quick soft team uphill
They got out to quick 2-0 lead with what I would call two soft goals, and it was an uphill battle all night. They know how to play with the lead, and they are a very difficult team to fight back from once your behind.
final good happened happy loss mean moral omaha periods played playing team
There are no moral victories, because a loss is a loss. Just because we're playing a good team like Omaha and we played well in the final two periods doesn't mean that we should be happy about what happened out there.
desire full great omaha played plays second team third win
We played even with a great team in the second and third periods. But Omaha is a team that plays with a great desire to win for a full 60 minutes. We didn't do that.
beaten hat last played team time tip
They battled. They're in last place in our division, but they've beaten every team in the USHL. They play hard, and they never quit. I have to tip my hat to them; every time we've played them this year, they've played us hard.
learned lose playoff progress ready sight willing
We've made a lot of progress this year, and we can't lose sight of that. We learned a lot about what to do and what not to do (against Omaha). That's playoff hockey, and we have to be ready and willing to compete.
jeremy moved perspective puck threat
We moved the puck exceptionally well. I thought Jeremy Dehner, from a power-play perspective, executed as well as he has all season. He really was a threat out there.
bit earned heck kept
He was exceptional. He really kept us in the game. It was a heck of a shutout. He earned every bit of it.