#3: Imagine that your player has been selected to participate in one of the above competitions. Tell us how you'd prepare and train for the challenge and/or tell us about how the competition went for you. (150+ words):

Due to the ribbing goalies get throughout the years from their teammates after a bad goal or a seemingly stoppable shot, skaters are going to be the goalies for the shootout. Shooter is a natural sniper, so he has the mindset of where scorers like to shoot to some degree. The big issue...the pads; lugging around Those thick puppies make it hard to move around the crease, especially since shooter is used to flying around the rink. To help with this, shooter did a bag skate, and skated around in the pads with added weights, that way he can feel lighter with just the pads. The idea and worked and he seemed to have some lateral movement, but the fine back skating was tough. He had a few of his teammates practice on him, and it was okay, as he stopped about half the shots. Shooter worked one on one with the Dragons goalie coach to get even better, which of course took away from hit regular practicing, so Shooter went on a drought during the regular season, but it was worth it to make a statement.

The day of the competition arrives, and because a lot of scorers are playing in net, the goalies are shooting instead. Shooter stops the first few shots, but Vilde goes five hole ok him, shooter stops the next few and only gets scored on twice, and of those is from legend Ryan Jesster, who is so old his super slow shot fooled Mcgavin, but also broke Jesster's wrist in the process, so no more shots from him. However, Vilde kept scoring on Mcgavin, and in different ways too! McGavin was jow frustrated, as the event doesn't end until each player has been stopped once. After his 5th goal, Vilde tells Shooter to stop giving him so much time and space. So for his next attempt, Mcgavin doesn't even look up, but just charges towards the upcoming Vilde and...the two players collide! The puck slowly makes its way towards the net, by it it trickles wide and the event is over. It went well for McGavin, but he was sore as could be and had to take a few games off to recover after the break.