Holeh Guacamoleh is about as good as they come! The talent on the ice is immense, but the leadership and comradery they bring in the locker room is what sets them apart. In what is a fantastic story about a player with all the talent but issues outside the game holding them back and turned into someone who can be the cornerstone of your team and the entire locker room. The easiest way to put it is that he is an ACE.

Yoshinobu Ishii is an above average signed center who likes to play a strong, heavy game, and isn't afraid to go to the hard areas. Proficient at faceoffs and solid defensively, he can be relied on at both ends of the ice, as well as on the PP and PK. He's eager to throw his weight around and dish some silky passes to his teammates. He's excited to continue to learn and grow.

Rawbie Gardner is an old fashioned steak and potatoes defender. There is nothing flashy about his game but he puts his heart and body on the line every time he steps on the ice. He plays a heavy game, is solid defensively, and has the ability to move the puck effectively on the rush.
Gardner is more likely to block a shot than take one, and takes pride in working in the dirty areas. Always looking out for his teammates, fist bumps and helmet taps mean more than personal accolades.

Armani Dove is excellent at being a dollar store version of Darcy Tucker. He excels at hitting, while also having the ability to control the puck, and start plays at the Defensive position. Possible weaknesses are poor offensive play, and being overly aggressive, possibly being a massive liability due to my own Incompetence.

- Gallade081

Oh boy... Swiffer Sweeper will be sweeping up the competition in the Juniors. His skating is clean, his passing is precise, and he's progressing his defensive skills at a rapid rate. It's not all about scoring for Swiffer, it's about the final destination: a team win the locker room can be proud of. Defense and disrupting the opposing team are his current weaknesses, but he'll get there.

Maximus Decimus Meridius is an offensive threat and powerhouse not to be messed with. His puck handling skills are off the charts and his quick pop and explosiveness is something to watch out for as he will zoom past you before you even realize. He’s also crazy accurate on his shots getting in over 150+ shots every day for practice ever since 12 years old

If you were to ask me the first word about Andrew Drewski that comes too mind, it's cucumber and the reason is pretty simple: That's how cool he is. Easily his biggest strength both on and off the ice would be his level headed thinking, remaining calm even while making the most desperate of saves. He also boasts lightning fast reflexes, and rock solid positioning. Be on the lookout for Drewski in the years to come!

I would say Jonas Grays biggest strength is going to be his speed. In the J where all the players are young and still developing their skills Jonas will rely on his speed to burn young defenders, while at the same time developing his own skill set. Jonas plans on using this speed to set up plays for his teammates as well as generate scoring chances for himself

Erkki Kaila is a defensively minded winger. He has above average passing skills, a decent shot, and excellent positioning in the defensive zone. Kaila's plan is to develop the details of his game, making him valuable in any place in the lineup, and then improving his offensive skills. He mirrors his play that of Sean Couturier.

George Dankse is the underdog of this draft. Pure dedication and spirit is his mindset coming into the draft. While he has no preferences on who drafts him, he will attempt to ensure he tries his absolute best during his time with them. His commitment to his craft will be shown during the season, and he does not want to disappoint.

Luke 6:27 Sig Inspiration: @HoodRatRoyalty

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K.J Daniels is born from a royal hockey family, the Daniels family, and he's looking to make a statement in the SHFL as the next best goalie. His ability to stop shots at speed is what scouts are looking forward to in today's league. His passing may not be the best, but he can position himself and recover in record-breaking time. He only has one goal, to win a title at the highest level.

David O’Connor is a raw Right Defenseman whose main upside at this time comes from his physical talents. While his defensive reading of the game is not massively strong at this early point of his career, he possesses a good knack still of positioning himself in the correct area of the ice and challenging for the puck wherever possible. This alongside his great balance of acceleration, agility, and speed makes David an enticing prospect who - if taught the defensive nuance of the game well - can make the jump to being a strong player at the SHL level.

         

CHIVO 's main strength isn't neccessarially in his offensive skills that he trained with the support of his family, or the speed that he was gifted, but in his work effort towards honing both new and old skills. Every bit of effort he puts on to the ice will be translated to game time skills, and he would be more than happy to show as much.

Sig Credit: Flappy (EVO) and Skolpaddor (RESO)

EMEKA VALENTINE-OKOLI/PLAYER

First SMJHL Goal: Colorado Raptors, Emeka Valentine-Okoli 1 (Mikelis Ozoliņš 4, Loki Odinsson 3) at 3:12, 2nd Period (GWG) / SMJHL S47 Game 47 Day 12: Colorado Raptors vs Detroit Falcons
First SHL Goal: Texas Renegades, Emeka Valentine-Okoli 1 (Josef Kubinec 5, Ricky Spanish 4) at 16:23, 2nd Period / SHL S51 Game 71 Day 16: Edmonton Blizzard vs Texas Renegades

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