TASK ONE:
Jonathan Lundberg Trevor Wilson Theo Kane 0 1 4
Kian Hamilton Kyle Kylrad Jed Lloren 0 1 4
Samee Iqbal Cory Knouse Mercer Church 0 1 4
Kian Hamilton Cory Knouse Teemu Sirius 0 1 4

Ryan Vas Caelan Fearghal 1-2-2
Viatcheslav Orlov Ty Justice 1-2-2
Tommy Salami Alex Reed 1-2-2
Ty Justice Viatcheslav Orlov 1-2-2


The Seattle Riot have a solid team of players. Their top 6 forwards are extremely good. I would have all the forward lines playing a 0-1-4 strategy. Lundberg/Wilson/Kane played pretty well together which would stay the same. I would have maybe given them more ice time, like 40% because they are an elite line. I would put Kian Hamilton on the second and fourth lines, instead of Samee Iqbal because although Samee is good, he is not that good. Hamilton would be better suited for the second line, whereas Samee is mediocre at best. On defense, I would change all their strategies to 1-2-2. Because I think that is the best strategy for defenseman. I also changed Orlov and Fearghal around. The Seattle top 4 are pretty solid, and switching them might benefit both players. I would probably also change the fact that Lundberg/Wilson/Kane were separated on the powerplay. The three have chemistry and probably be better suited to play with each other during the powerplay as well.

TASK TWO:
My choice for unsung hero of the S36 playoffs is Liam Kinsler from the Texas Renegades. The old man has been playing in the SHL for awhile and the Renegades have been using him as motivation for their run. Although, Kinsler barely plays any minutes, he is still apart of the team. Kinsler has 3 points in these playoffs in 10 games. He also averages 1 minute per game, which is pretty incredible he has 3 points. His 1 goal these playoffs was also a game winning goal. The old man still has some game left in him, but he cannot play at the rate he used to. So, The Renegades usage of him these playoffs have been really good. He has come out in key moments to help his team when his teammates are exhausted. The fact he has put up 3 points in 10 games is impressive. Kisnler and his team are playing in the final which Kinsler will look to come up clutch again.

TASK THREE:
I think Texas has the edge in the series. The Texas Renegades are in my opinion the deepest team in the SHL. They are 3 lines deep and their 3rd line is really impressive. Beau and Vasily Horvat have both been producing points for the Renegades on the third line. The Renegades Defense is also been pretty good these playoffs and I think they play a better system and strategy than the Wolfpack do. Also looking at the momentum the Renegades have, after going down 2-0 to the Winnipeg Jets, they stormed back to win four straight games. Then after a tough test against Visser and the Jets, they swept the Calgary Dragons who have been the Renegades nemesis for the last few seasons. The Renegades have been unstoppable since their losses to the Jets. Between the depth, defense and momentum the Renegades have the edge leading into the series. The Renegades are also up in the series which is proving the point that they are really good.

TASK FOUR:

The Texas Renegades and the New England Wolfpack decided to head down to the local Boys and Girls Club in both Dallas and Boston. The three Rengades that attended the event were Forwards Geoffrey Allen, Beau Bent and Zanarkand Abes. From New England defenseman Mia Landvik, Forwards Manino Makinen and Spitfire attended the event. The purpose of this event was to promote and celebrate the Boys and Girls Clubs of America while also doing some fundraising. They participated in a Pie Eating Contest which the kids enjoyed cheering on their favorite SHL players! The contest was to see who could eat 5 apple pies the fastest. The contest was won by Geoffrey Allen, while the rest of the participants did not finish and began throwing up after it was over. The event raised a five hundred thousand dollars for the Boys and Girls Clubs in both cities which will help provide meals and activities for the children who attend the clubs.