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Kyamprac · 09-06-2020, 04:37 PM

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Task #1 - 3 TPE (graphic only)

The finals are always a great time for SHL hopefuls to get their name on the map. Make a hockey magazine cover regarding a specific player in the finals, either rookie or send-down, to hype them up.

Requirements: A player render, the SMJHL logo of the team the player plays for (and/or SHL if they're a senddown), the name of the hockey magazine and a tagline about the player in question.

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Task #2 - 2 TPE

Your team is giving back to their supporters by holding a fan appreciation day for one of their games, where the team will hand out a special commemorative item to show thanks for their continued support of the franchise. You have been tasked to design the product to be given out to the attendees (can be a rally towel, foam finger, bobble head, etc.)

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- GRAPHIC:  Include a picture of the item and at least one SMJHL logo; must look like you at least kinda tried.

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Task #8 - 3 TPE

You just played out your very first season in the SMJHL to start a new chapter in your career. Overall, how would you say you performed in your rookie season? Did you meet expectations you set for yourself individually? What do you need to improve on for next season?

Requirements: 150+ words.

Overall, I think Sarah Burke had a pretty good season with the Vancouver Whalers. While she didn't hit any of the milestones for the season (which was a little disappointing from a personal perspective), I think she still had a worthwhile impact over the 50 games she played on the blue line. She had the 7th most takeaways for the Whalers, and also logged 36 hits and blocked 35 shots. Burke also had an impact on the offensive side of the puck, notching 4 goals and 9 assists on her resume, finishing the regular season with 13 points. In round one of the playoffs against the St. Louis Scarecrows, Burke set the tone for the sweep that was to come by scoring the first goal for the Whalers in the first game. Her performance during the rest of playoffs could have been better, but it was an exciting moment nonetheless. Going forward as Burke continues to develop, I hope she can nail some of those milestones and really prove her worth to the team in more ways than one.

179 words

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Task #9 - 2 TPE

Who would win in a fight between an actual real group of Berserkers (Vikings) and a squad of Timber-making Lumberjacks? Would the brute force of the Vikings win out, or would the honed skills of tree-cutting give the other axe-experts an edge? All variables for said fight are up to your discretion.

Requirements: 100+ words.

It's laughable to think anyone would choose timber-making lumberjacks over a group of Vikings. For one, Vikings are actual trained warriors with proper weapons who specialize in raids and strive to exploit others' weaknesses and find glory in battle. Let's say for a moment that lumberjacks have a chance, though. Vikings are also lumberjacks - where do you think they got the wood to build all of those amazing boats, sculptures, and cool wagons and stuff? If I had to pick between a Viking that has experience with a sharp axe but knows how to use it on more than just wood, and a normal lumberjack who probably hasn't had to wield an axe outside of the woods, I would definitely still pick the Viking to win.

124 words

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Task #11 - 3 TPE

It's officially the offseason. Whether you just won the cup or didn't even make the playoffs, it's time to take a break and look toward the SHL draft. In 150+ words, tell us how you're spending your time this offseason.

Requirements: 150+ words.

It was exciting for Sarah Burke to make it into the playoffs in her debut season with the SMJHL. Getting blown out in the second round was a little bit of a letdown in some ways, but almost a relief in others. It was a whirlwhind of a rookie season with a lot of ups and downs, so she was really looking forward to getting some alone time to herself to reflect on things - especially before the excitement around the SHL draft really vamps up. While she's spent a fair amount of time talking to some prospective teams for the big league and getting some more training in, she has also taken several opportunities in the off season to just get to know Vancouver and British Columbia overall a little bit better. Some of the highlights in her relaxing off-season so far include a visit to the Butchart Gardens, going on a whale watching tour, and spending some time in the mountains out near Whistler.

165 words

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Task #16 - Finals Trivia - 3 TPE (1 for participation, 0.5 for each correct response. Half TPE rounds up.

Verification Word: Syrup

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You may claim affiliation from an NSFL or PBE PT for 3 of your 16 TPE total

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16 TPE Please<3

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