Option 2

The obvious first interview candidate to talk about Ylib's career so far would be his recently retired brother Nevek. The older Kove brother played a large part in helping young Ylib develop his hockey skills and is the first person to go to to sing the praises of the Kove family. After the SMJHL draft however, the Kove brothers were separated and some different players in the league were there to advocate for Ylib's growth. The player scouts for the Yukon Malamutes such as Slava-Ukraini Heroyam-Slava were the first people outside of Quebec to see the potential in young Kove. They knew he had strong connections and mentors in the league already such as Kev Kevens who instilled confidence that Ylib would turn out okay. This trend of player scouts believing in Ylib's potential continued with Betzee Nickelback of the Rage. These four advocates likely have nothing but great things to say about Ylib's career so far for the documentary. Since Ylib is of the strongest prosepcts of the S76 class, they can all claim that they were correct in noticing his potential and investing in his development so far as a young player.