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*takethehorizon* · 11-11-2020, 04:22 PM

^^^PLAY THIS NORWEGIAN BANGER WHEN READING ROSTER^^^ norway

*takethehorizon* · 11-11-2020, 04:22 PM

Andreas Kvalheim ©

@raymond3000

2 time Jeff Dar Trophy recipient currently with the Texas Renegades playing left wing, Kvalheim once again claims his spot as the Captain of Team Norway. Kvalheim hails from Trondheim, Norway. The city is more than one thousand years old. Trondheim is home of the northernmost medieval cathedral in the world. Andreas looks to lead his team into the battle for gold.

Eko Van Otter (A)

@hotdog

Van Otter takes the first of two assistant captain positions. Eko helped lead Buffalo to the S55 Challenge Cup last season. Eko netted himself 58 points this season with the Stampede, netting 24 goals and 34 assists. In his spare time when not diving for fish, Van Otter can be found killin' the PT game. This PT king looks to help Norway to gold.

Goku Muerto

@Muerto
When you think Goku Muerto you think of the crazy hair anime character from DragonBall Z and the GM of the Winnipeg Jets in the SHL. This S43 product is looking to bring his center ice capabilities to a deep Norway squad. Kez was recruited from Iceland as a staple on the Norway offense. Muerto will burn you up and down the ice with his blazing fast speed and quick shot. Expect this powerhouse to put up big numbers for NOR in this year's IIHF.

Adam Scianna

@RedCapeDiver

Adam Scianna, star Texas Renegades defenseman in the forward category? You trippin' TTH?! At the moment, no I am not. Scianna is hopping off the blueline and going to show IIHF his offensive capabilities this season as Norway comes in with a bolstered defense. Scianna finished S56 with 24 points including 11 twine ticklers. This once upon a time Kelowna prospect has proven he belongs in the big leagues and looks to light up the IIHF this year.

@NorwegianDemon

Anders Christiansen

Centerman out of Bergen, Norway Anders Christiansen adds great depth to this Norwegian roster. This absolute demon relies on his puck handling and vision to create passing lanes you wouldn't have otherwise seen even existed. The Calgary right winger helped his team to 21 points this season.

@hockeyiscool

Dwight Knight
6ft, 202lb Tampa Bay Barracuda left winger makes his IIHF debut this season with Norway! This power forward isn't afraid to throw the body and lose a few teeth. He's a hard nosed player that loves working low in in the offensive zone. S54 Four Star Cup winner with the Carolina Kraken so he knows what it takes to win.

Daniel Laforest

@Snoopdogg

This centerman is a dog in the truest meaning of the word. Hard worker, always first one at the rink and last to leave. Laforest will be playing in his first IIHF tournament this year, representing Norway. Laforest is a rookie out of Edmonton who finished the season with 32 points. Arguably the best playmaker in his draft class, Laforest looks to get the puck on the tapes of linemates to help them light the lamp. Looking forward to see what he can bring to this Norwegian squad.

Jmac NCheese

@JMacNCheese

Transfer out of Tampa, Florida this right winger looks to help Norway advance to the medal rounds using his raw shooting ability. 13th overall pick drafted by the Minnesota Chiefs, now Minnesota Monarchs, NCheese finished S56 with 20 points. He's got a Four Star Cup under his belt when he won it with Detroit back in S53. Looking forward to seeing what he can do to help Norway win. #cheesywithit

Rafe Ulrich

@Raven
Drafted 1st overall in the S42 draft by New England, Ulrich is proving to everyone that this power forward is in it to win it. He's a big boy weighing in at 6'7, 250lbs. Built like a viking in which Norway was founded upon, Ulrich doesn't take no for an answer and will run over anything and everything in his path. Transferring over from Sweden Rafe is force to reckon with on a deep Norway team and will do whatever he can to help the team win.

Kalevolaripaavo Käspertommevisnapuu

@AlwaysGettingHaxed

By the time you figured out how to pronounce his name, he's already blown past you, scored and hopping off the ice with his linemates and headed to the bar. The team equipment manager got so frustrated trying to figure out how to fit his last name on the jersey he quit his job and now does maintenance on the Slurpee machine at his local 7/11. Kaspertommevisnapuu is a staple on this Norway team and looks to help his team to gold.

Vladmir Petrov

@Muford

"Jack of all trades, master of none" - Muford. Petrov hails from Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. Weighing in at 265lbs, Vladimir is an absolute monster and isn't afraid to give it to the opposing team. His work won't necessarily show on the scoresheet but he knows how to win. We're not quite sure how he ended up on the Norwegian squad but we're sure happy we don't have to face him.

Slava Petrov

@ckroyal92

Slava Petrov, left wing out of Nizhny Novgorod and distant cousin of Vladmir's. Currently playing for the Anchorage Armada. Petrov was selected in the 2nd round, 16th overall by Anchorage in the S55 SMJHL draft. He's looking to round out the forwards this year and prove his worth on this strong Norwegian team.

*takethehorizon* · 11-11-2020, 04:24 PM

Karlstraße Scholz
@karlssens
Karlstraße playing out of Echternach, Luxembourg is one of the most graceful offensive defenseman in the SHL. Scholz excels in just about everything on the ice and is a huge boost for this Norway squad. Scholz finished the S56 regular season with 42 points for the Edmonton Bilzzard. He's my personal favorite name to watch everyone type in fantasy..."is that a B?" "schultz". We'll be counting on our assistant captain to lead the way for the blue line going into this year's IIHF.

Samuel Michaud
@golden_apricot
Cale Makar look alike, Michaud is a defenceman who transfered in from the U.S. This two-way defenceman is as skillful as they come. Michaud won two cups with Hamilton in S51 and S53. He spends most of his time on a private plane from Anchorage to Hamilton and back again. Samuel looks to help bolster the Noreweigan blue line this year and help bring them a medal. While he is known to light it up on the scoreboard he also knows a thing or two about checking.

Tor Tuck
@ErM
Tor Tuck is a vet who entered the league in S36. Tuck is a two-way defenseman out of the capital, Oslo Norway. Tuck previously served as the head of Norway for many seasons. Tor Tuck can be found on Buffalo's blue line as he battles for another Challenge Cup. This season, Tuck snagged 16 points and 66 hits! Tuck looks to help the Norwegian blue line to gold.

Axel Meszaros
@ml002
S53 two-way defenseman prospect out of Hungary. Axel is a staple on Toronto Maple Leafs blueline. Meszaros helped TOR with 15 points this past season. Meszaros has huge potential and looks to be one of the top defenseman in the league by the time his career ends. The future is bright for Norway as this young prospect blossoms into an elite defenseman.

Bork Lazer
@Frick_Nasty
Right dman out of Minneapolis Bork Lazer, former UFC wrestler brings the grit every team wants on the ice every single night. Playing in his first IIHF tournament Lazer looks to make a dent in the scoreboard and against opposing country's players. Bork finished this season with the Anchorage Armada with 17 assists and 3 goals. Can't wait to see what he is able to do on international ice.

Teddy Park
@trashae
Currently playing with the Kelowna Knights, Teddy Park looks forward to support the blue, red and white again for Norway in this year's IIHF. Park finished S56 in J with 25 points including 7 goals. Park is a sound defenseman for Norway with great skill that should help Norway to the medal rounds. Looking forward to seeing what Park can do in this year's IIHF tournament.

*takethehorizon* · 11-11-2020, 04:25 PM

Peter Larson
@Tomasnz

Peter Larsen from the Manhattan Rage leads Norway into this year's IIHF tournament. Out of Denmark, Larson transferred to Norway in the hopes of winning gold. Peter has a Challenge Cup under his belt winning in S52. The Rage's starting goaltender is an exciting player to watch winning 30 games this season while managing to secure 7 shutouts! Good luck scoring against this brick wall, world.

Cillian Kavanagh

@takethehorizon

Cillian Kavanagh transferred to Norway from Ireland and is currently playing with the San Francisco Pride in the SHL. Cillian began his career in the J with Kelowna, winning himself the Tom Corcoran Trophy for best goaltender in S54. Cillian was drafted by the Pride 22nd in S52. Cillian hopes to bring his strong goaltending to help Norway advance to the medal round in this year's IIHF.