Coach Rob

In the state championship game in 1985 Scott Bloom's wrist shot into the upper corner against Hill-Murray with 27 seconds left became forever etched into state tournament lore and lifted Burnsville to their first state championship. Bloom instantly became the state tournament hero every kid wanted to be. A year later Bloom led the Burnsville Braves to another state title scoring five goals and five assists in the tourney, including the game-winning goal in the title game for the second year in a row. Bloom became a state tournament legend. Scott passed away last week at age 58, rattling the Minnesota hockey community. His former teammates and coach remember a player who wasn't just skilled, but tough, and determined to win in every situation on every shift. A player who thrived on pressure. Scott Bloom will be greatly missed, but always remembered for his heroics on the biggest stage in our great State of Hockey. letsplayhockey.com/rememberi…