Eko Van Otter @hotdog
29-41-70, 17 PPP, 246 SOG, 159 hits, 44 TkA (+1), 65 SB, 23:30 TOI, 4:10 special teams time per game

After a red hot start to their time in the league, the Inferno fell down to earth in S59. That didn’t slow EVO, though. The S57 winner of this award put up another outstanding season in all situations for Atlanta.

Henrik Lekberg Osterman @Thatguy91
20-43-63, 13 PPP, 172 SOG, 113 hits, 50 TkA (+32), 136 SB, 22:58 TOI, 4:01 special teams time per game

HLO was a force at both end of the ice. His 50 takeaways led all forwards in the league, and his 2.778 T-G ratio was nearly unfathomable; he was first by a fair margin and the only forward in the top 15 leaguewide. Offensively, HLO put up another solid campaign as a playmaker, helping winger Sven Svenson achieve a 30 goal season for the first time. As the Pride continue to grow and develop, HLO factors in as a major piece in their success.

Boris Poroshenko @The__Y-man__100
24-36-60, 8 PPP, 236 SOG, 19 TkA (-30), 54 SB, 404 hits, 20:05 TOI, 1:16 special teams time

He hits, he skates, he hits, he scores, he hits. Poroshenko felt little empathy for the many people he knocked off their skates this season. His 404 hits isn’t an error on your computer screen; the dude just flat out leveled guys. While his defensive stats and scoring aren’t up to his fellow finalists, the committee felt his season was worth recognizing.

Esa Parmborg @Steelhead77 :dragons:
25-34-59, 9 PPP, 255 SOG, 124 hits, 29 TkA (-7), 118 SB, 22:28 TOI, 4:01 special teams time per game

Parmborg didn’t put up the points of fellow Dragons Joseph Weston or Barry Batsbak, but he was relied on as a top defensive forward with the top PK unit, as well as the top PP unit for Calgary. He had a quality season across the board.