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Tim TebowGow Name: Tim TebowGow Height: 6'0'' Weight: 188 lbs Position: Center Handness: Left Hometown: Oslo, Norway Tim TebowGow was secretly born in Oslo, Norway to Austin Gow and Jaime Tebow. TebowGow’s parents originally decided he should just have the name Tebow for simplicity’s sake, and young Timothy kept that name for a number of years. It was only when Tim decided to take up hockey that he decided to add Gow to his last name, as he hoped the historic last name of Tim TebowGow could help his career. TebowGow’s professional hockey career started in Europe, where his dominance got him noticed in one of the most irrelevant places in the world, Minot, North Dakota. Minot’s GM saw something in this budding superstar and decided to claim TebowGow on waivers in the middle of the season. TebowGow performed good but not great in his rookie season, as he netted 28 points in 26 regular season games with the Gladiators. This season, Tim TebowGow was drafted by the Bern Royals at #3 overall. TebowGow has lived up to being such a high draft pick, as he led the VHLM in points with 69 goals and 116 assists. Currently, the Royals are up 2-0 in the Founder’s Cup Finals, and TebowGow hopes to continue his successful career by winning his first Founder’s Cup. Next season, TebowGow will be joining the Calgary Wranglers via the GM rule. Pros Passing As evidenced by TebowGow’s 116 assists on the season, TebowGow is an exceptional passer. Teammates are often amazed at how frequently TebowGow’s passes land right on the tape of their stick. One area TebowGow especially excels at with his passing is no-look passes, as he somehow has a feel for where everyone on his team is and is able to perform no-look drop passes with ease. Hockey Intelligence Wayne Gretzky once said, “Don’t go where the puck is, go where the puck will be.” TebowGow has taken this phrase to heart, as he always seems to be in the right place at the right time. Whether it is intercepting opponents’ passes, creating breakaways, or always getting open, TebowGow just always seems to create plays. Many experts say he is just as good away from the puck as he is with the puck. Lastly, TebowGow always seems to know how to score a clutch goal at the last minute, because everyone knows all Tebow does is win. Skating Ability TebowGow is one of the most fluid skaters on the ice. His top-end speed is hard to match, but what really sets TebowGow apart is his acceleration and agility. TebowGow’s acceleration allows him to make breakaways out of nothing, and usually results in him obtaining a loose puck before his opponent. His agility allows him to quickly move side to side to sidestep hits or adjust to the puck. Cons Size At just 6 feet tall and 188 pounds, TebowGow is not a very large hockey player. When playing against larger defensemen or power forwards, TebowGow is often knocked off of the puck by their superior strength. His smaller size also results in less puck battles being won by TebowGow along the boards. Lastly, TebowGow's smaller size could result in injuries if he is in a collision with a much bigger player. Stickhandling TebowGow is not a player who is going to deke his way around a whole team and score. TebowGow does not have much deking skills to speak of, with his strategy usually being to either skate or power his way through a defender. Many experts believe TebowGow’s lack of stickhandling is a major reason why he is a pass first player. TebowGow is certainly not the first player you want to call upon in a shootout. Faceoffs For a top-line center, TebowGow just does not have very good faceoff ability. He struggles to stay around the 50% mark for faceoff wins, and for some reason seems to have more success in defensive zone draws than offensive zone draws. Time will tell if TebowGow will ever be able to improve his faceoff ability.

actually i think you are correct my bad

Just to let you know this probably isn't getting full marks. You need to write a 500 word overview about your player http://www.vhlforum.com/index.php?/topic/15247-rookie-profile-rubric/

Just more ways to score on Bernie

nykvist is inactive too, add jaymays player for nykvist

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Game 5: Brampton Blades vs Bern Royals - Bern Royals Game 6: Bern Royals vs Brampton Blades - N/A Game 7: Brampton Blades vs Bern Royals - N/A Predict the score, Correctly predict the score and winner for 3 TPE Game 5: Brampton Blades vs Bern Royals - 4-3 Bern Predict the leading point earner of the series for 1 TPE TebowGow Predict the leading penalty minutes earner for 1 TPE Golden Jedtsson Predict the leading special teams goals earner for 1 TPE Reuel

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Bernie tried his hardest to make us lose lol

The rules for staying down in the VHLM is this: You must be under 200 tpe before the season starts. If you wish to stay down in the VHLM, you can only put 175 tpe into attributes, and you bank the rest of the tpe you earn until you move up to the VHL. It may be beneficial for you to stay down in the VHLM another season, as you earn a lot of extra tpe in the VHLM from achievement tracker, practice facility, and VHLM predictions, all of which are not available in the VHL.

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Player Name: Tim TebowGow Roster Page - http://www.vhlforum.com/index.php?/topic/18405-s44-c-tim-tebowgow-tpe-191-16-banked-cgy/ Position - C but I don't mind playing wing. Pick me I have lots of tpe to put in once I finally update If you need any help with anything I'll be happy to assist

i like how fesler is trying ot be munk Also Faraday refuse to lose will to win

woooo I don't know how I didn't see this earlier nice first win lads

YOU NEVER MENTIONED CALGARY YOU NOOB Calgary is coming

I didn't make it?

solid group this looks like fun i guess i should update my player for this lol run on sentences i feel like mike i miss mike where is mike ..... yep

Glad you are finally performing well! It's tough have the least tpe on a line, RGIII can relate with his 13 points on Ottawa

Caillean why rnt u on chat noob

Put this in VHLM mag as an extra article :3

First off, congrats to Jaladolar to graduating to the VHL! Jaladolar is a great example of what a great VHLM GM is, in that he has done a great job of fostering an active team while at the same time could be on his way to winning a cup Next, Advantage and I would like to congratulate STZ on becoming the new Bern Royals GM. Good luck to both STZ and Jaladolar!

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Brookside refuses to lose

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