TASK ONE: You're coach of one of the teams in the playoffs! At least you’d like to think you are. Come up with a new set of lines for one of the teams eliminated in the playoffs, and explain why you made the choices you did. Must be at least 150 words. 
Hi there, I'm Joseph Lombardi, new coach of the Calgary Dragons. I made new lines for the team, and here's why.
Line One: Randleman-Kurczewski-Pedersen
The first line stays the same, as these three led the team in playoff scoring.
Line Two: Gagner-Mack-Anrikkanen
This line also stays the same, as these three were fourth, fifth, and sixth in Dragons playoff scoring.
Line Three: Izzy-Jagr-LaFlamme
The only change I made here is to not double-shift Randleman. I replaced him with Mike Izzy, who was great for the Kelowna Knights during his SMJHL career.
Skipping line four, let's go to the defense.
Pairing One: Boychuk-O'Reilly
Boychuk and O'Reilly led the Dragons defensemen in scoring. O'Reilly replaces Hunky Monkey.
Pairing Two: Monkey-Pergher
Pergher and Monkey were third and fourth in playoff scoring for the Dragons defensemen.
Pairing Three: Goody Jr.-Hill
Jaime Hill had a solid playoffs, and instead of double-shifting Mike Boychuk, I'm playing Chuck Goody Jr. there. He was a junior teammate of mine who was always solid.
TASK TWO: Who is your choice for the unsung hero of the S36 playoffs up to this point? Must be at least 150 words and include at least two statistics in support. 
The unsung hero of the S36 SHL Playoffs in my opinion is Joe Kurczewski. In my opinion, Kurczewski doesn't get as much respect as he deserves. He was great in the regular season this year, but the playoffs were where he really shone. He tied for the Calgary Dragons lead in scoring with 12 points (Nicolas Pedersen also had 12 points). He's currently tenth in the postseason for goals scored (5), second for shots taken (63), and has the fourth most points out of any RW this postseason. Only Igor Koroviev, Raven Silverwing, and Terrance Nova have more points.
TASK THREE: Who has the edge, New England or Texas? What (or who) will be the biggest factor for one team to triumph over the other? Must be at least 150 words. 
I think New England has the edge in this matchup. Even though Texas will be a good opponent for them, the Wolfpack already have established stars like Chris Crutchfield. The real X-factor here is who has the better rookies, in my opinion. New England wins this hands down. The Renegades didn't have any rookies play in this season's playoffs. However, the Wolfpack have had three rookies, Brett Kennedy (one of the best teammate's Ive ever had.), Xander Green (a proven SMJHL scorer) and Spitfire. Plus, they have more good prospects, like Halifax teammates Lukas Muller and Cody Fletcher.
TASK FOUR: The SHL is hosting a charity event including members of both teams from a series during this postseason. Describe how this teamwork event would go in a minimum of 150 words. Must include three player names from each team, the name of a charity and at least one activity.
Oh god, welcome to the first annual Colton Hagan Memorial Golf Tournament. Seattle and Calgary have appeared at the tournament. Both teams are competing against each other in a golf tournament for the Colton Hagan Memorial Charity (R.I.P. Campin), and they must send up three players. OH MY GOD, Calgary going for the kill here, sending out Randy Randleman, Joe Kurczewski, and Nicolas Pedersen. Seattle sends out Samee Iqbal, Jonathan Lundberg, and Jed Lloren. First up, it's Randleman! Already, Samee Iqbal is trolling him, as expected. Randleman makes a hole in one! Next up is Iqbal, and he makes a birdie. Kurczewski makes another hole in one for the Dragons, and next up is Lundberg, but he's not at the box yet, because he's tweeting about how Jay Bae should go first overall. And he makes another tweet, criticizing the SHL community. Oh, now he's going... and that's a triple bogey. Pedersen makes another hole in one, and Lloren makes a hole in one too. It's over, but Iqbal is still trolling.