1. Milestones - [1TPE]

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3. The Teammate One - [165 words/ 3TPE]

The All-Star Game is an opportunity for players to show their skills and play with some of the best around the league. Though the Raptors had 5 players chosen to play at the All-Star games, in my opinion, selecting Shadow Fenix was no brainier. Coming off a strong cup run, the Raptors had many talented players, but Shadow was one that shown the brightest. Top scorer in Raptors regular season points, 3rd in the league overall, Shadow had their strongest season yet. With an 80 overall game rating, Shadow had put down 45 goals and 56 assist during S75. They kept the pressure on with 284 shots on goal throughout the season, ranking 20th in shot percentage overall. 7 of Shadows goals were shorthanded, ranking 2nd in the league overall, and 16 were powerplay goals, 4th overall. Great things are expected in the SHL from Shadow Fenix. They just keep improving and deserve the spotlight given by participation in the All-Star game.


4. Participation Trophy - [162 words/ 2TPE]

This is a tough question, because on one hand, team representation is important, but also, to focus on skills alone would help ensure a dazzling All-Star game. Quebec had some of the top players around the league this season, and if only skill was focused upon, most the All-Star game would be Citadelle players. Nobody whats that. On the other side of the spectrum, there was a lack of Falcons players set to play in the All-Star game. They ranked 4th in the league and made it to the second round of the playoffs before elimination. Its hard to believe one player from Detroit deserved to participate in the All-Star game. At the end of the day, I'm not sure which is better to focus on, skill or representation, but I can tell you this; each player selected for the All-Star games this year deserved the spotlight and are sure to put on an impressive show.


9. Most Decorated - [154 words/ 3TPE]

The SMJHL had many players this season that shone bright, but I think statistically speaking, one shone just a little brighter that the rest. Of course, Im speaking of Quebec City's star center Froya Solberg. Froya led season 75 in ponts (127), goals (56), and assists (71). This all came togeather to give them an impressive 59 +/- rating. The Citadelles made it to the 3rd round of the playoffs this year, before getting beaten out by the Raptors, who went on to win the cup. I feel that Froya Solberg was a huge part of the team getting that far. On top of that, Froya was placed 10th during regular season shot on goals. This contributed to a 20 shooting percentage, the 4th best in the league. Clearly an essential part of the team in Quebec and most deserving of an award to commentate thier achievements in the 75th season of the SMJHL.