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TASK ONE: There are two options for this task.

If you are a player in the Challenge/Four Star Cup: How is your player feeling for the Finals? Are they nervous or excited? Are they ready? Write at least 150 words about the few days before the beginning of the Finals for your player and how they prepared for the series.

Lavelle prepared for the game 1 finals of the SMJHL against Vancouver differently this year. Instead of getting in the last few reps of having a team bonding session, Lavelle was off earning some more moolah for some endorsements. He became the face of Vagisil tm after a clapback on twitter criticising a PGF player during the round 2 series which was in deadlock before it spanned 7 games with STL taking the W late in the 3rd period. Lavelle lost a number of his main sponsors, most notably Under Armour because his comments were dissected overnight by journalists and fans alike and supposedly sexist for the linking of a vagisil product to explain the puss out of a professional hockey player on the Prince George Firebirds roster who's name escapes me at the moment of writing. Vagisil immediately jumped on the opportunity and offered Lavelle the role of brand spokesperson which he gladly accepted to fix his public PR.


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TASK TWO: Who is your choice for the unsung hero of the S39 playoffs up to this point? Must be at least 150 words and include at least two statistics in support.

Take a look at Fedor Shirobokov's performance in this years playoffs for Minnesota in the SHL and you won't see him at the top of the points per game leader boards, rather languishing near the bottom with only 5 points, 1 goal and 4 assists. But have a gander over at the less exciting but more important stats, He handed out 42 hits over the span of the playoffs while only receiving 15 hits himself. Fedor spent the vast amount of time on the ice laying down the lumber, all 17 minutes per game. Protecting his teammates was the number one priority in his head and he executed it perfectly whenever he got his skates on the ice. His eagerness to throw himself into confrontation allowed his teammates Nova, Flacko and Strange to coup up points and deliver a championship to Minnesota, what a series of performances by all involved, especially Shirobokov. Well done Fedor!

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TASK FOUR: Unscramble the names of these four players who will be competing in the Challenge Cup Finals. Send the answers to me by forum PM. Please make the subject of the message “CW Word Scramble” or something along those lines. [Grading: 1 TPE for participation, 0.5 TPE for each correct answer]

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TASK SIX: Finals series always show surprises. Who will have to stand out the most from each team in order to win it? Make a prediction for potential series MVPs. Must be at least 150 words and mention at least one player from each team.

Without a doubt Terrance Nova or Pretty Flacko have to be front runners for the playoffs MVP on Minnesota's side. Both of them had an amazing 19 points in the playoffs entirety. Nova had 10-9 split goals to assists, Flacko had 3-16 goals to assists split and spent most of his time setting up his teammates while Nova just took anything that came his way. On Los Angeles's side , Jean Luc Reflieux and Nicolas Winter stand tall above the rest with Sophia Bennett narrowly closing the gap. Reflieux had 18 points split 7-11 goals to assists while Winter had an even 8-8 split as they closed out their final game in a 4-1 defeat to Minnesota. Both teams performed exceptionally well to get to this stage of the playoffs but there really was no other winner in my mind than Minnesota with such a stacked roster, really I can see Nova taking home the playoffs MVP this year. Better luck next year lads and ladies!


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