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Kolur won the S66 Founder’s Cup, sucks he went inactive... have a good day

I agree. The VHL is more than just something to do when I’m bored. It wouldn’t be that way without the effort of the staff and community to help keep new and old players around.

Hats off to Joe thavoice on a long and storied career. We will never see his like again.

go get yourself a cup Warbonjiggymanjinsonofchristhallelujah

Thi- this was... beautiful.

Does it? SAS are pretty cool. Don't you agree?

It had to be done.

Better?

Jesus Joakim Sakic just made that Helsinki roster STACKED...

Cool picture. I suck at graphics. You don't. Have a fantastic day MGS.

I like this because it looks cool. Good work.

Cool effect. Wish I knew how to do that. I would have too much fun with it, though.

Each pink logo is equal to 15 words. React to this in any manner and your player will get at least three hat tricks next season. Comment and your player will have at least three four-point nights. React and comment and your player will lead at least two statistical categories at the end of S69. If I'm wrong then take away the two points I've requested. If you aren't slightly entertained or triggered you might not like the color pink or I'm just annoying. The answer to the math problem you were having difficulty solving is 72. And 72-3, multiplied by 1 is 69. Nice. Therefore, I should get the full two TPE from this very enjoyable VHL related pink logo epicness article. I had the chance to speak with VHLM Commissioner Banackock and we greeted each other then I turned my computer off. When I came online later, I said "Hi!" in the discord general chat. I'm Dyl, not Dil. Dylan > Dillon by the way. I enjoy watching hockey because it's cool. By the way I colored pink VHLM logos. Also, I forgot to add that I like the VHL and support the VHL Radio staff. I just ask that if this article is too great for the human eye, that you grant me mercy and not strike me down. Have a splendid day! btw I liked writing in small font 225 words + 165(15 per pink logo) = 390 total words

tell me if I should pursue a career in graphic design if not I'll stick to sports business because I'm not bad at that btw Hi!

Why didn't my player get all of these awards?! Hello???

1. How do you feel about your performance this last season? I sucked! Didn't even play a single minute! 2. What aspect of your game will you be working on the most this offseason? I haven't added any points yet... so I'll be working on everything. 3. If you are staying in the VHLM and are staying with your team, What do you think of your teams chances next season? Even though I wasn't able to be signed, I was in the LVA locker room and enjoyed it for what it was. Going to support my team no matter what, so I'm pretty confident we'll do just fine. 4. If you are staying in the VHLM and are in the VHLM Draft, what team would you love to play for? I've already played for Philly and briefly for Yukon. I'd love to play for Mexico City or Las Vegas. Both teams have plenty of draft picks over the next couple seasons so I could see myself landing there. 5. If you are going to be drafted and play in the VHL, which team do you hope drafts you? A team in Europe, I hope. My top three would be Prague, Riga, and Helsinki. 6. If you could change one aspect of your game what would it be? Kinda like real life, I need to be a bit more physical. I'm not the biggest defenseman, but I need to show I"m not there to be pushed around. 7. What aspect of your game do you think is your greatest strength? I'm a defenseman, so I hope it's defense. Looking to have a good two-way game so I'm not a liability in the offensive zone. 8. What do you bring to a VHL team? I like to think I'm a good locker room presence. Maybe I don't speak all that much, but I'm there for people. 9. What kind of player do you want to be? Two-way defenseman. Reliable in both ends. Not particularly keen on being the top scoring defenseman, but I would like to be able to put up points while also shutting down my opponent's offense.

1) What has been your experience in your first season? Was it what you expected? I've been a little inactive because of university, so I ended up not playing for a team this season. Looking forward to the draft though. 2) Are you apart of any other Sim leagues or are you going to join any? Probably just gonna stay in the VHL for now. 3) Who is the nicest member you have met outside your team? Hard to say. A lot of nice people around these parts... 4) Will you go up to the VHL next season? Why or why not? Probably won't be able to reach enough TPE to go up after this season. If I can I'd be impressed with myself. 5) What was your favourite memory about this season? Joining a locker room and the coach forgetting to offer me a contract XD. 6) If you could create a team where would they be located and what would be their logo? Not sure about a logo but the thought of an Irish team is pretty cool.

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Damn that was actually a boring read

Odin Omdahl 21 Years 6'2" 190 lbs. Hillsborough, County Down, Northern Ireland Odin Omdahl began his unusual hockey career at the age of four, when his hockey fanatic parents gifted him a full sheet of synthetic ice for him to play on. While his parents have been watching hockey for years, they never had the opportunity to truly show their love for hockey until they had a child. Despite his parents' tremendous wealth, due to their work obligations, they could never move closer to an ice rink. So, the "ice" came to them. This story brought a lot of publicity to the town, and inspired many retired professional hockey players to volunteer at their synthetic ice rink to grow the sport in Ireland. Although Odin was receiving some group training at a young age, his parents wanted him to take it more seriously. As a seventh birthday present, his parents hired a personal trainer. He would work with his trainer five days a week for the next nine years. Only taking breaks for the occasional vacation as well as travel throughout Europe for camps and tournaments with club teams. His journeys through Europe have proven to be crucial to his development by giving him experience playing against skilled players at his age group, rather than beating up on the same kids back home. This also assisted in building his draft stock. Now that Omdahl was sixteen, he and his parents decided he should enter the CHL Import Draft that summer. After being selected by the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies of the QMJHL, he said his goodbyes and left his home in Ireland to pursue his ultimate goal of turning pro. In his first season playing in North America, he didn't find too much success while playing on the third pairing, but showed enough promise near the end of the season up until they were eliminated in the QMJHL West Quarterfinal. Now that he had experience playing on a smaller sheet of ice, he was able to catch fire at the start of his second season. Five games in, he took the team lead in points and never slowed down. Omdahl finished the season with 9 goals and 64 assists for 73 points, which led all defensemen in the QMJHL. While Omdahl found success, the Huskies weren't as successful as their previous season, getting knocked out in the first round. He would go on to score 16 goals and 72 assists for 88 points in the next season, absolutely dominating every team he faced. The Huskies would find an easy path to the President's Cup Final, where they would oppose the Halifax Mooseheads and win in six games. Omdahl led his team with 28 points in 20 games heading into the Memorial Cup round robin, where they went 2-1 before moving on to the playoff round where they would face the Guelph Storm. In a high scoring game, Odin would score two goals in a 6-4 win, along with the game winner. The Huskies once again challenge the Memorial Cup hosting Halifax Mooseheads. In a close game, he would get off to a slow start, but would add an assist on the first goal of the night, and tying the game with less than a minute left to send the game to overtime. Although he was not on the ice for the game winning goal, Omdahl and the Rouyn Noranda Huskies finished the season as champions. After celebrating with his team, Odin would finally go home to Northern Ireland to spend time with his family and train for the upcoming VHLM draft.

1. Who is the Aces MVP this year? It's gotta be Benny or Tates. They've really put the team on their back this year offensively. Between the two I'd say it's likely going to be Benny because of his overall versatility. 2. We face the Marlins in round one- do you like our chances? Yes... 3. How has the season been for you? Have you enjoyed your time in Vegas? I haven't played yet, but so far the locker room has been great. 4. Did your player satisfy your expectations? Or did they underperform? I have no expectations yet. I hope to do well, but we'll see when I finally play. 5. Most of you guys are going to the VHL next year. What team do you want to play for/are you excited to play for your VHL team if you were already drafted? When I'm finally drafted I'd like my player to go to Europe. 6. At the end of the year, we have a team awards show. Besides the obvious awards, what weird awards do you want to be given out? Hopefully a least games played award so I can actually win something.

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