1. (3 TPE)
https://simulationhockey.com/showthread....pid3486678

3. (3 TPE)
While Froya Solberg is a clear MVP by breaking the points record (among others), her sister in Sonja Solberg was an incredibly deserving all-star, and almost an MVP candidate herself. Sonja was the second highest point producer on a QCC team that lit up the scoreboard, breaking the 100 points marks with room to spare. While the attacking numbers for Sonja are incredible, the defensive work done in tandem is high-quality. From all attacking players in the J this year, she had the third most across the league with 66, outdoing many elite defensemen in the process. 150 hits by Sonja was also second best on regular season champs QCC who led the league in least goals allowed. Mix into this a player who netted 38 goals and 66 assists, and you have a real vital piece to the puzzle for Quebec’s recent successes. Overall, this is a no-brainer pick for the SMJHL all-star team, and will be a force on whichever group gets Sonja for that exhibition.

4. (2 TPE)
I think ideally it will always be nice to try and allow one player from every team, in theory. At the same time, there might be active players on better teams with better stats that deserve the nod more. Basically I think there needs to be a balance in stuff like this. If a team is packed with low-TPE IA’s, it might not make sense giving an all-star pick to a rookie who did okay on that squad, versus say, the fourth or fifth best player on a dominant team who put up big stats. I think if it can be done in a mostly fair way, repping all teams is great, but if the gap in quality is too big, then I also don’t think all-star positions should be given out for free (being a part of a team only).

8/8 TPE