ComplexRevo

1-I'm not sure you're ever satisfied with a loss, but you have to give teams credit there is a few good teams we have to compete with. 2-I think we just have to work a bit harder as a team to get better. 3-More offensive talent needs to be asserted. 4-you never know 5-you never know 6-every game matters if you want to make playoffs. 7-a bye week would be nice xD 8-not really. 9- I'm not sure. 10-Graves

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1) We beat them 5-1 they beat us 6-0, id say its hard to tell. 2) No Comment 3) i hope not, teams slide up and down throughout the year, hopefully we can slide back up 4) im not sure thats a good question for their coaching staff 5) id like to think that we will 6) only time will tell 7) Mac Hooper 8 ) DeYeeto 9) i cant say for sure, but im glad somethungs working 10) Small sample size paired with facing a good time

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1) Feels good, think the team looks great. 2) I believe we can maintain first place if the team continues to produce the way it has. 3) No one team currently stands out to me. 4) Fettuccine Alfredo 5) Probably thanks to the man in the pipes 6) We have to push a little more offence out, i know myself personally could use more production. 7) I don't have an answer for that one it's above my pay grade. 8] That obviously speaks for itself about our team production, great depth. 9) Having a tendy like Ligriv gives the team more confidence in our own zone, i think it allows you to be more free with play making because if something goes wrong you have faith that he can stop it. 10) What a coincidence.

1) I currently have no opinion 2) I think the team is in good standing, lots of time to panic xD 3) Id like to see us pursue playoffs as top 8 and possibly push deep. 4) I dont currently have any expectations for myself except GET BETTER. 5) Snipe, Score, Celly 6) I think growing up we all had some players we favored watching but i tried to form my own game 7) Not at all, Im here aren't I ? 8 )Not Currently, Febreeze Fresh Start 9) Seeing how i can mold my game and seeing how the team progresses over the season 10) Seems like a great place to be.

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Basic Information Age: 21 Height: 6'0" Weight: 155 lbs Hometown: Red Deer, Canada Pro's Skating: Weibel is an Energetic, Aggressive, Speedy skater who thrives in the open parts of the ice. He excels at receiving passes on the move, and finding lanes up the ice and to the net. His speed makes him a great breakout option, as he can speed into open ice blowing past the defense, creating odd man rushes and potentially breakaways as well. Although not the best at playing in the corners, Weibel is able to make quik moves to create space for himself down low and escape the defensemen. His top speed is impressive, but not necessarily as big of a strength as his quickness. Wrist Shot: The Canadian winger has a fantastic release that should lead to a consistent offensive production, especially when matched with his ability to find the shooting lanes for himself. While he rarely uses slap shots, they are by no means a weakness. But his biggest threat to goalies and defensemen is his wrist shot. A great release, and some impressive power behind it too. He thrives on the rush, where he's able to find shooting lanes through any defender with quik moves to change the angle of his shot. Hockey IQ: Weibel's anticipation and vision consistently make him one of the most dangerous players on the ice. Great at breaking up plays and causing turnovers on the forecheck. A weapon on the powerplay, because of his vision and his quik shot. He's able to read plays on the forecheck, giving him the ability to break up plenty of breakouts before the puck leaves the offensive zone. Con's Defense: One area that lacks a bit behind is his defensive ability. He can frequently end up out of position, and miss his assignments when more offensive minded defensemen sneak in towards the net. His desire to be involved in the play can cause him to gravitate towards the puck and lose track of his man. While this is something that can be ironed out through coaching and time, it remains a concern for now. Physicality: Weibel is often referred to as a "perimeter player," meaning he doesn't get into the grittier areas, such as the corners and the slot. Some players succeed with this type of play, and for others, it is their downfall. If he were to fill out his frame a bit more, this could lead to better physicality in his game. This will take commitment in the gym and on the ice, which hasn't seemed to be a problem for him to this point. Discipline: When facing extremely physical teams, the 21 year old can sometimes take uncalled for retaliation penalties. Because of his slight frame, he is a common target for hits, and while he's usually able to escape the majority, they can take a toll if they connect and he can get heated. This is something that will likely disappear as he matures, but noteworthy at the moment.

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Player Information Username: ComplexRevo Player Name: Shane Weibel Recruited From: Member (ApocChaos) Age: 21 Position: C Height: 72 in. Weight: 155 lbs. Birthplace: Canada Player Page @VHLM GM

Player Information Username: ComplexRevo Player Name: Shane David Weibel Recruited From: Member (ApocChaos) Age: 21 Position: RW Height: 69 in. Weight: 170 lbs. Birthplace: Canada Player Page @VHLM GM