Task 1: Coming off an incredible 32 points rookie season, the expectations were high for center Matt Kholin in his sophomore year. Unfortunately, his chances to the top of the leading scorers fizzled out when his first line teammate Troy Reynolds took the reins to lead Halifax this season. Although not disappointing, Kholin had a hard time spending his time on the first line for the entire season. A decent 10 goals and 17 assists helped to make him a valuable Raiders member. One area that showed improvement was at the dot. Indeed, the center man gained a 3.2% increase in faceoffs this season, to achieve 50.21% faceoffs win. Averaging slightly over 20 minutes per game, Matt Kholin was bound to take massive hits during the games. He came in third behind Vancouver duo Cannellini and Kerr with 104 hits taken which was 25 more hits than last year where he spent most of his time on the second line. Hopefully he nurses his body to full health during the off season, as he will surely meet his fair share of hits in the future.

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Task 11: It's still fresh in his mind. The biggest draft ever, and Matt Kholin was selected 14 overall by the Tampa Bay Barracuda. A feat in itself. Officially, Tampa Bay only have 1 Center on their roster, so they had to plug holes here and there by signing FA's and IA's. That changed when Kholin fell to the 14th pick where they were able to select him. With no one but a semi-active center in front of him, he is bound to make the lineup very soon in order to compete in the big league. He could probably come up this very next season and excel with limited ice time, but Kholin has agreed along with his fellow Raiders to stay down one more year to battle for the Four Star Cup one last time. After 3 years in the Juniors, he will make his debut in Tampa and solidify their Top 6 for years to come.

Task 14: PM sent.