Myhockeyrankings

I was wondering if someone with a livebarn account can find this archived video from our state finals 2 years ago. I randomly searched my youth program and found myhockeyrankings.com and saw that it showed my team and all of its games from years ago. there are a couple of games that still have the (watch) button next to it and I was hoping someone with an account can send me the vod.
This is a direct link to the page to find the video https://myhockeyrankings.com/team_info.php?t=15811&y=2018
The game I was hoping for the the one at the very bottom 2019-03-31 vs Roseville Capital Thunder where the score shows 1-2. (there is a 2-1, that is 2nd from the bottom I do not want that one)
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If you have an account and the video is unavailable please let me know because I have from time to time over the years seen if I can find the game and always come up empty handed. If this isn't available then it won't ever be.
If you need to shorten it for whatever reason the part I'm trying to watch is the tying goal at the beginning of the 3rd period.
Thank you!

myhockeyrankings have a list buy hard to judge who is top team.
What teams do you think will make it to Nationals. Some teams already clinched. What's your top 16

The 10 9 states yet to have an NHL player born there are:

State	Population (2019 estimate)	Best player played as high as _-level	# of rinks in state
Tennessee	6.83M	AHL	8
Louisiana	4.65M	Central Hockey League	4
Kentucky	4.47M	ECHL	5
Arkansas	3.02M	Junior A	2
Kansas	2.91M	ECHL	5
New Mexico	2.10M	Southern Professional Hockey League	7
West Virginia	1.79M	AHL	5
Hawaii	1.42M	NCAA Division 3	1
Wyoming	0.58M	ECHL	12

To Tennessee's credit, they have helped produce Blake Geoffrion. UPDATE: turns out there were two NHL players born in South Dakota (played in the first half of the 20th century).
I personally believe that Tennessee will be the next state to get off this list (Simon Kjellberg?), with Hawaii the last state to get off this list.
For non-Americans, here's a map of the states without a player (listed in white).
Sources: Hockey Reference, Hockey-DB, and Wikipedia.

Hey all -- I remembered that MYHockeyRankings has a D1 College Hockey rank using their well-developed formula. It's a pretty universally used ranking for those unfamiliar (Used to determine AAA Nationals bids, ACHA rankings etc.). Just another interesting read through for those looking for some content. It's updated on Wednesdays so it's accurate as of today:
https://myhockeyrankings.com/rank.php?y=2018&a=6&v=901
Interested to hear some thoughts!

My son is a second line forward for a top 10 MI high school team. He is in 11th grade. He has no interest in playing junior hockey but is interested in possibly playing club hockey in college. Does he need to make a video, contact coaches, etc? Or does he simply show up at try-outs once he is in college? We tried googling for more info but have come up empty.

Does anyone know how the +/- column is calcuated? This isn't a normal +/- it has to do with expected outcome, but I don't know the specifics of the calucation. Does anyone know?
This is what myhockeyrankings.com says about it:

The average "+/-" should equal 0.00, but it is possible that rounding errors of 0.01 will occur occasionally. Larger error numbers indicate that a game scores has been changed or deleted since the last ratings calculation. The points and +/- columns give you an indication as to whether the team did better or worse than expected based upon MYHockey's ratings. Positive +/- numbers mean the team did better than expected and "helped" its rating. Games with negative numbers mean the team performed worse than expected.

Edit: Here's the University of Minnesota Gopher's page for an example. If you go to the "ratings math" or the "last 10 math" tab you can see what I'm talking about: http://www.myhockeyrankings.com/team_info.php?y=2016&t=9671&s=1