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"I have been to tournaments in Canada, Lake Placid and throughout New England. This tournament was by far the most impressive and well organized. The tournament committee treated us like one of the family".
Rich Poirier, Pee Wee Rep, Wausau Wisconsin Warjacks.

2008 Paul Bunyan Tournament... December 27 - December 29

2008 PBIHT December 27- 29
2008 Tournament Events
2008 Registration Information and Form
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CONGRATULATIONS!
Cloquet, Minnesota
2007 PBIHT Champions

Keweenaw 2nd Place

Roseau: 1st Place Lumberjack Bracket
St. Cloud: 1st Place Blue Ox Bracket
Crookston: 1st Place Headwaters Bracket

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Tournament Mission The mission of the tournament is to celebrate the excitement, diversity, joy, and excellence that youth hockey has to offer by bringing together the finest teams from a variety of North American and International locations into a premier tournament setting. Young hockey players will be given a unique experience, exceptional competition, and the ultimate challenge to be the best. Through the tournament, we hope to promote youth hockey in Bemidji, Minnesota, and bring the community together in this celebration of hockey excellence.

Richard Park played in the First Annual Paul Bunyan International Hockey Tournament in 1988 for the Los Angeles Junior Kings. Park was one of the most outstanding players that year scoring four goals in one game and leading the Junior Kings to the championship. He currently plays in the NHL for the Vancouver Canucks, has won the Bronze medal with Team USA at the 2004 World Ice Hockey Championships in the Czech Republic, and recently competed with Team USA in the 2005 World Championships in Austria.

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Joe Fallon, University of Vermont Congratulations to Joe Fallon on receiving the 2005 ECAC Hockey League Rookie of the Year Award and also being drafted in the 6th Round 167 overall by the Chicago Blackhawks. Fallon played in the PBIHT in 1997 for host team Bemidji. He competed in the USHL with Rochester and Cedar Rapids before his rookie season with the University of Vermont Catamounts. In his rookie season, Fallon helped lead his team to the ECACHL Semi-Finals for the first time since 1996 by recording 17 wins, .921 Save %, 5 shutouts, and a 1.96 Goals Against Average (8th place nationally.)
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The City of Bemidji

Bemidji is the county seat for Beltrami County and is situated on the shores of Lake Bemidji and Lake Irving, sister lakes fed by the Mississippi River. Bemidji, the first city on the Mississippi, is a vigorous and friendly community nestled in a setting of natural beauty, covering an area of 16 square miles at an elevation of 1,356 feet. Bemidji is located in the continental United States in the state of Minnesota, 100 miles south of the Canadian border.


	Sponsor

The Holiday Inn Express of Bemidji, is proud to be the 2008 Paul Bunyan International Hockey Tournament Major Sponsor. Tournament meetings and events are taking place at the Holiday Inn Express convention center. More 2008 Sponors


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2008 Tournament Events 2008 Registration Information Registration Form 2007 Tournament Results: Game Results and Schedule Pool Play Brackets 2007 Players of the Games Contact Us Map of Bemidji



Congratulations Past Champions Grand Forks, ND 2005 and 2006 Champions Paul Bunyan International Hockey Tournament. Crookston, MN. 2004 Champions Paul Bunyan International Hockey Tournament. Past PBIHT Teams Quotes on the Tournament

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