S77 Championship Week
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Code: 1. CW TRIVIA, 3 TPE max - 1.5 TPE for participation, 0.5 TPE for each correct answer. This is completed through a Google form linked below. Make sure to spell your answers correctly or you will not get credit. Post your verification word in your CW post. Sad 3 TPE Code: Code: Lasse Zeigler and Nathan Cormier are both great playmakers but I would probably pick Texas Renedages Lasse Zeigler to have a greater impact in this series, mostly due to the fact I would argue that his team the Texas Renegades is stronger and better than Patrice Cormier's, but Cormier could flip the series in favour of the New England Wolfpack fairly easily. (60 words) 1 TPE 3) I think the Texas Renegades should be worried about Ivan Lacksamus as a player because even though he is aging is still has it which is shown by his numbers on the stat sheet and the history books. He takes over games and could easily flip the series to New England's favour single handily as he has done all year long. (60 words) 1 TPE Code: One season behind all of us. How did your player perform compared to your expectations? What do you expect from next season? Are you being hit by regression so hard that anything close to this season's performance would be a win in your books? Or maybe you are reaching your peak, in either of the leagues and hope to compete for some awards? This season for Sad Ketchup was good, he came into this season trying to prove he belongs in the league after winning the Ryan Jesster trophy last season for the Rookie of the Year. Sad Ketchup's expectations this season were to improve on last seasons performance of 31 goals, 42 assists for 72 points in 66 games. This season Sad Ketchup did very well scoring a 48 goals, 38 assists for 86 points in 66 games which was an improvement on his rookie season. He also had a lower plus/minus score, more shots and more ice time. Sad Ketchup in his career in the minors was always more of a playmaker, but it appears his scoring ability is starting to take off. Sad Ketchup is still getting better in this league and has a few more seasons to go until he peaks, but is off to a good start at becoming an all-star in this league. The Syndicate are getting better each season which will only improve Sad Ketchup's performance in the league. Next season Ketchup is looking to break 90 points, and an amazing season will see 50 goals! Sad Ketchup has been great so far in the Simulation Hockey League but next season will prove if he is just a fluke or the real deal. The former Ryan Jesster winner is looking to put his stamp on the league. (220 words) (4 TPE) Total TPE Earned: 8/8 ![]() Made by Rindiee, rum_ham & Carpy Jacob Mueller S5-S Julien Dupont S6-S13 S9 Challenge Cup - Calgary Dragons IIHF Gold - Germany Rufus Reinhart S13-S24 S14 Challenge Cup - Texas Renegades Christoffer Björnsson - S25-S35 S25 Four Stars Cup S26 Tom Corcoran Trophy - SMJHL Top Goalie Sami Owens - S36-S52 S38 IIHF Bronze - Canada S39 IIHF Gold - Canada S42 IIHF Silver - Canada S51 Challenge Cup Champion - HAM Liam Slate - S54-Present S53 WJC Bronze - British Isles S54 WJC Silver - British Isles S55 Four Star Cup Champion - Newfoundland Berserkers S57 IIHF Silver - Great Britain S58 IIHF Silver - Great Britain S60 IIHF Silver - Great Britain S61 IIIHF Gold - Great Britain S67 Challenge Cup Champion - Seattle Argonauts S68 Challenge Cup Champion - Seattle Argonauts Triple Gold Club Sad Ketchup -Present S76 Ryan Jesster Trophy Winner |
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