Task Two:

I cannot pick one player for this. Both Randy Randleman and Joe Kurczewiski of the Calgary Dragons have been huge for the team these playoffs. Randleman leads the team in goals and is 2nd in assists. He also has 2 very clutch game winning goals so far through the playoffs. Joe Kurczewiski has also player great. He is 2nd in points behind Randleman and also had that super clutch 4 goal game just a few games ago. He currently sits 4 points behind Randleman on the team in the playoffs with 21. But they both have had solid 2 way play throughout the playoffs as well, with both sitting at a plus 15. Calgary was seen as a bit of an underdog coming into this playoff but these two have helped lead the team through these playoffs and have kept their play consistent to lead this team to a challenge cup final.

Task Four:
Roman Augustus is one of only two rookies in this year’s challenge cup final, the other being Evgeny Yakikov on the Manhattan Rage. While his point totals did not blow anyone away in this year’s playoffs, he showed flashes of why he’s considered the teams future franchise defenseman. He finished this year with 9 assists in 17 games played, he also had 21 shot blocks and played with lots of grit amassing 24 hits and 12 penalty minutes. The smooth skating D man is known for his two way play and hard shot along with his very good defensive play. His numbers will likely improve dramatically next season as he works his way to first pairing and some increased powerplay time. Augustus will look to improve upon his totals next season and take on more leadership as he tries to lead the Dragons to another playoff berth and another challenge cup final.

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