1. Milestones (3 TPE)

**Wingers**
Assists: 41 or more (59)
Plus/Minus (+/-): 10 or higher (34)
Hits: 111 or more (176)
Give Aways (GvA): 47 or fewer (45)
Take Aways (TkA): 38 or more (54)


5. This time the games are hosted in Minnesota. How would players spend their time in Twin Cities? (167 Words - 3 TPE)

Minnesota is a vast urban expanse, it certainly would be a daunting task to try and see all the sights its got to offer to outsiders and newcomers at once. I think a safe bet would be the notable Mall of America, a visit which one could only describe as a treasure hunt, treasure which never was known to exist to begin with. This gigantic location is attractive to any sort of stores and shops one could think of, there can hardly be any contest if one wishes to go around in search of goodies and interesting stuff. Beyond that, the city offers a significant diversity in its lakes and rivers, making it a prime candidate for at least a picnic evening, or whatever may float your boat. Even a walk by the shores and a little splash could be an interesting option.... were it not for the damned cold! Well, it's still pretty to look at, and it genuinely can prove a fine meeting place.


6. Your player starts practicing a skill that has nothing to do with hockey, what do they do and how it goes? (197 Words - 2 TPE)

A recess is a golden time to break the habit and get into new projects, get ahold of new interests, and all that comes along. Andrea certainly is known to have what at minimum could be described as a modest yet genuine passion for cooking and sharing food already, and has got all the excercise he could possibly need. Thus, in moments like this, he could go on and venture into new horizons, something quieter he can keep on the side and pick up on a rainy day. That's right! I'm talking about miniatures! Painting and assembling, to be more precise. While it's far from the only interest or hobby he keeps up during the off-season period, this certainly has come out of the blue through some acquaintances, and due to its very nature, the very process of putting every thing into place and giving it a purpose and identity of its own, I'm fairly certain Andrea could only describe something like that as focus-demanding, but cathartic to its very core.