The Anchorage Armada season is looking promising 15 games into the season. The team is 10-5 and sits in third place in the Tamper Town Division behind Maine and Newfoundland. It is no surprise Maine is in first place after the team’s practice of smuggling rookies into their secure holding facility under the team’s rink came to light. Tony Soprano will have to keep up his amazing play for the team to continue having success. Soprano leads the team with 13 goals and 12 assists for 15 points in 15 games played. Joseph Reed is another important player for the Aramada. He is second on the team in goals with 9 and third in points with 15. Of course, a player everyone knows will be crucial to the team’s success is the towering defensive defenseman Jean-François Bokassa. As the 6th overall selection in the most recent SMJHL draft, the expectations for Bokassa are high. Despite currently being last in scoring for the Armada, JFB has demonstrated his defensive capabilities with 36 blocked shots, 9 takeaways (to only 3 giveaways), and 20 hits thus far.