Sad Ketchup of the Newfoundland Berserkers has many favourite set plays that the Newfoundland Berserkers have found to be successful in the Simulation Major Junior Hockey League. One of the plays in the offensive zone is off the faceoff, assuming the Newfoundland Berserkers win the faceoff clean. It starts with Sad Ketchup winning the draw back to the right defenseman. The right defenseman then takes a few strides to the left, and slides the puck over to the right to the right winger who is either near the boards or has drifted up to receive the puck. While this is happening Sad Ketchup has gone to the net or down low depending on how clean the play is going, and the left winger opts to go to the top of the left circle and is ready to pounce/go to the net. The right winger usually passes the puck down to Sad Ketchup whose below the goal-line, then Ketchup passes it Infront to the winger who normally is heading there from the left, and bang, it often results in a goal or a nice high danger scoring chance.

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