Written Option 2: Each team in SHL has players from multiple nations and cultures. Even if the player gets to play in their home country they will be exposed to other cultures from their teammates and staff of the team. What your player has learned from their foreign team mates and or from culture of locals should they not be playing in their home country? Maybe they have been introduced to their new favorite foods or genres of music they weren’t familiar before? Or maybe they are now enjoying the football (either) with new enthusiasm as they have joined the bandwagon of their teammates? Or they finally got to understand why saunas are so great. Write how meeting people from other cultures has had positive impact on your player or to you as user who has had interactions with people around the world.

Calgary is lucky to have an honestly extremely diverse yet incredibly familiar group of cultures. Frøya herself is from Norway, which quite a few of her teammates or prospects are from as well. From her sister Sonja to Tom Pedersen, the gentle giant still in QCC Fredrik Gronlund as well as the incredibly talented Anna Skovgaard; there are lots of familiar faces that Frøya can share her culture with and feel right at home. That being said, the team doesn't shy away from other cultures. While there is also a large American influence in the locker room from the likes of Ryland Murphy, Jerry Moonshine, Crystal McLeod, Sven Holmberg and more, there are a lot of varied European influences as well such as the team's alternate captain Sunrise van de Schubbekuttevan being dutch. It's been fun learning about his culture since Frøya had never been there despite coming quite close, having a German ancestor herself. But most interesting of all is the amount of other Nordic teammates she has. Kaarlo Koivunen and Cheeks Klapanen from Finland as well as Anastasia Söderström from Sweden. The cultures, while extremely similar together actually vary in many different ways. Frøya has a great rivalry with these nations due to her sister's passionate rivalry herself, so it's fun to tease the others during practice and have a little bit of banter, but share food from one of each other's cultures, rotating between them of course.