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1. I like cooking tho if my wallet would handle it, I still love to not have to. 2. Saskatoon has always had a place in my heart since I’ve played on that team so many times. So I’ll say them but places like Kolari, Mexico City and Houston have all been in that spot for me too. 3. Can’t say I have. Been a GM and had deals fall thru but can’t say I’ve been in that situation. —- 1. How excited are you for Season 100 and do you think the draft class will be as good as some hype it up to be? 2. Would you rather have a killer shot but consistently be awful at hitting the net, or be an incredible skater that can’t stop at all? 3. How’s life been? Anything fun you have done since 2025 started?

MIA MILLER: AN INTRODUCTION Making her debut to the VHLM let me introduce you to Mia Miller, the twenty year old female that transcended all borders in the Ontario Hockey League, this past season. Miller was one of the first female hockey players to not just play in junior hockey, but to uactually excel. In fact, it wasn’t more than a couple years before she was the best player on the Kitchener Rangers, a team that she spent four seasons on before declaring for the VHLM earlier today. Miller will now go into free agency where she can pick her team to play on for the remainder of the season and playoffs if her team were to make it. What will she bring to the table? Let's look at this description from a rival coach from the OHL: “She’s an absolute firecracker. An explosive skater, she never once looked out of place, even as a young seventeen year old rookie. A great puck mover with an excellent shot, she patrolls the blueline confidently, although we did find she was a tad bit too aggressive at times. She made a ton of highlight reels, but that wasn’t without the odd gaff. Something she will have to improve at the next level. She didn’t shy away from anyone and threw her weight around quite a bit; and that isn’t a small frame either. A leader one-hundred percent and someone that I honestly will not miss coaching against. She will be a force at the next level I believe, especially if he she can iron out her areas that need improvement.” Mia played in 58 games in her rookie season, but still showed off a lot of impressive offensive potential. She racked up 9 goals and 28 assists for 37 points, while leading all defenders on her team with 176 hits. Her physicality is unsurprising with an early interview from her showing her philosophy: “I am a woman playing in a man’s sport. If I can’t stand up to them and put them on their ass…they won’t respect me. That has always been my mentality.” Her second season saw the defender improve slightly, tallying 13 goals and 37 assists over 64 games of the regular season. She also led the Rangers with 221 hits and was second on the team in plus/minus. There were still some struggles defensively with the odd gaff, generally from pinching in too deep or getting too fancy on the line. With that being said, she definitely looked far more improved with the puck and showed improved chemistry over the course of the season. However, it was her third and fourth season’s that truly showed her potential. Miller had 20 goals and 83 points in her third season while adding 25 goals and 95 points in her fourth and final season in the OHL. Both seasons saw the defender record north of 200 hits and ultimately she was named the league’s best defender in her last season. Her accomplishments in the Ontario Hockey League were quite impressive, especially considering that she did improve defensively during her time in the league. That doesn’t necessarily mean that her transition to the VHLM will be easy though. Stars of junior hockey have failed many times over on their quest to make it to the Victory Hockey League, and Miller may not be the exception. She will have to continue to improve and really prove all her doubters wrong, for she will have many along the way. We will be cheering her on the entire way though.

Mia Miller: On The Hunt Again After another disappointing loss, it can be easy to get in your head on your future. Many athletes suffer from one single loss and let it bother them for the rest of their playing career. As for Mia Miller, who once again saw her OHL team fall just short, she had this to say: ”I don’t know what’s next. I know I want to further myself and likely head towards the VHL but I’m not sure where I will start that journey. I can’t wait to find out though.” Miller projects as a strong two-way defender who puts her defense first while also being an excellent puck mover. She will be part of the already hyped S100 draft class and it remains to be seen how she will stack up versus her peers.

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Player Information Username: Advantage Player Name: Mia Miller Recruited From: Returning Age: 20 Position: D Height: 70 in. Weight: 185 lbs. Birthplace: Canada Player Page @VHLM GM

Oh I’m excited!

1. I am going to favour Moscow here. I just think they were our nemesis all year so I am going that way. 2. I have the US winning it but it could go either way honestly. 3. Probably to the past. I’m a history buff so the past has always kinda interested me. —- 1. What goal do you want your player to accomplish before the end of their career? 2. Which team, that you don’t already play for, would you like to play on most? 3. Can your player grow facial hair? If so, what would they rock if challenged to do something fun for the playoffs?

Awesome career! @comrade cat

Honestly this. Those who had been there for a while wanted one last chance (and heck best record in the league proved it was a good team..but once again a playoff choke).

Delusional for sure.

THE END IS NEAR, CAN THE NIGHTHAWKS FINALLY DO IT? ...Okay so before we really get into this, the honest answer is probably...No. Look, I am not trying to be pessimistic, cause frankly I would really love the Continental Cup, but the odds are obviously against us. At the end of this year, only one team can call themselves the Continental Cup winner, and it has been since S82 that the team that was able to label themselves that, also won the Victory Cup. This is Viktor Jensen's third time winning the Victory Cup, and while he certainly celebrated the first two times a little bit more...this one doesn't really seem to be impacting him in the same way. "Frankly, I don't really care about winning it. I am thrilled we had a great regular season and the hot streak we are on going into the playoffs is exactly what you want..but at the end of the day, these series start at 0-0. Anything can happen and we have been knocked off both times we won the Victory Cup before...in the first round no less. So no, I don't really care about it. I want the Continental and nothing else." - Viktor Jensen Jensen's Nighthawks are definitely riding high with a 12-game win streak. But with a matchup with the Riga Reign looming, a team that has beaten a Victory Cup winning Nighthawks team in the past...they certainly won't make it easy on Malmo.