TASK 1: (Written, 3 TPE)
For most players season 46 is over and you have had a bit of time to reflect on your season. Talk to us about how you did.. what were some of your players best and worst moments? what were your overall numbers? did you meet your individual goals? what areas in your game were you happy with and what areas fell short? Must be 150 words or more.

After four professional seasons, it finally feels like Noah Konn is becoming an effective player on the ice. Overall, I think all my my specific goals were reached. Once again, I set career high's in all scoring categories. This includes 14 goals, 18 assists for a total of 32 points. Furthermore, the progress with my checking game really came into focus... jumping to 157 from the 140 total from last season. As far as memberable moments, I don't think there were any in particular. I think there was a 2-goal game at one point which is pretty big for a player at this stage.

Next season I'm hoping to remain on the first line for the Renegades, something I slowly graduated to over the course of this season. More specifically, I'd like to see 40 points, 20+ goals and around 170 hits on the season... although if I can maintain 150-160 over the course of my career, I'd call it a success.




TASK 8: (Graphic, 3 TPE)




Task 9: (Written, 3 TPE)
You have been asked to spend a few minutes on air with the series commentators during the game 1 preshow! During that segment they ask you to do a full break down on the series... in 150 words or more tell them who you believe is the favorite and who is the underdog of this series and why.. as well as your thoughts on what each team needs to do or not do to win the challenge cup.

Thanks for having me on the program! Well, I really don't believe there's a clear cut favorite in this SMJHL finals. Here we showcase two teams that excel at both of their respective games and are both a tier above the rest of the pack. The St. Louis Scarecrows will ice one of the most prolific offensive corps in the league, if not in recent memory. They have 9, yes, 9 capped forwards that will rain a parade of pucks on net each game without hesitation or effort. The Kelowna Knights, on the other hand, hold the top defensive squad in the entire league.

I firmly hold belief that this series will boil down to the Knight's defensive corps can withstand the barrage that the Scarecrows will bestow upon them. Each team also has a respectable goaltender between the pipes, so both sides will have to be on top of their game.




TASK 14: (*CASUAL MEMBER SPECIAL* Send answer in PM, up to 3 TPE)
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Task 15: (Podtask, 3 or 4 TPE)
1 man podcast - 7 minutes