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Username: Jamomayo
Player Name: Dwight shcrute
Recruited From: Other (Already made a player)
Age: 27
Position: LW
Height: 74 in.
Weight: 220 lbs.
Birthplace: Canada

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Username: Jamomayo
Player Name: Dwight shcrute
Recruited From: Other (Already made a player)
Age: 27
Position: LW
Height: 74 in.
Weight: 220 lbs.
Birthplace: Canada

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@VHLM GM

@v.2
Stockholm Vikings: Champions of the ‘E
     Following Season 80, the inaugural season in the VHLE, the Stockholm Vikings had a title to pursue. Despite leading the league in points during the regular season, the Vikings lost to the eventual Renaissance Cup Champion Vasteras Iron Eagles in seven games in the first round of the playoffs. They were set up well for Season 81 though with several core pieces returning. Left wingers Aldwin Craig, Lochlan Chisholm and Brian Schmigel, right wing Florida Man and defenders The Loch Ness Monster, Bob Beach and Mr Duk would all make their way back to Sweden, setting up the Vikings to mount a strong cup challenge.
 
Offseason
     Going into the draft, the Vikings held a pick in each of the eight rounds, their highest selection being eighth overall. With that pick they would make no mistake, drafting a center from the Houston Bulls by the name of Sirdsvaldis Miglaskems. An excellent two-way forward, Miglaskems would provide solid play at both ends of the ice, including 52 points in the regular season and 9 points in 9 games in the playoffs. At 18 Stockholm would pick up right wing Yun Chiang, who would later be dealt to the Oslo Storm in a trade for Nezuko. From then on they would focus on the future and add some great prospects to their pool.
 
     In addition to their retained roster and S81 draft selections, the Vikings had various players in the system to fall back on. Newcomers such as forwards James glove dropper and Matt Avens, as well as defenders Jyuunya Pureya Oneri Desu and Juice Box, made an immediate impact upon arriving in Sweden prior to this season.
 
Timely Acquisitions
     After starting off 11-6-5, and recovering from a 3-5-2 record at one point early, the team realized it could battle through adversity and compete with the rest of the league. However, management decided to make a few moves that would later pay dividends down the stretch and into the postseason. 
 
     On December 5th, Vikings' management pulled off a trade (their first ever) to acquire star winger and two-way forward Zaza Colors. In exchange, the Geneva Rush received Brent Skimmer, as well as Stockholm's S83 1st and 3rd round picks. Colors would post 46 points (20 goals, 26 assists) in 50 regular season contests following the trade, and would add 14 more (7 goals, 7 assists) in 9 postseason tilts. Meanwhile, Skimmer scored 36 points (22 goals, 14 assists) in 50 games with Geneva. 
 
     Two days later, Stockholm would again look to do business with the Rush, dealing Oneri Desu and their S82 1st rounder for help on defense in the form of George Sanderson. Sanderson would have 15 points (2 goals, 13 assists) for the Blue and Yellow in regular season play, while also blocking 89 shot attempts. In the playoffs he would score 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist) for the Vikings en route to a championship, and have 12 shot blocks. Oneri Desu scored 19 points (5 goals, 14 assists) in the remaining 48 games for Geneva. In addition, they would make their mark in the defensive zone by blocking 113 shots. 
 
     Finally, on the 10th of December, the Oslo Storm would send standout sniper Nezuko to Stockholm for Chiang and a S82 4th round selection. Nezuko continued scoring at over a point per game once traded, tallying 48 points (22 goals, 26 assists) in 40 games before tying for the second-most goals league-wide in the playoffs (8), only behind linemate Florida Man. Chiang would absolutely break out in Oslo, totaling 49 goals (T-4th) and 46 assists for 95 points while playing just over half a season there. 
 
     Speaking on turning the season around and the trades that were made, Vikings general manager Thadius Sales had this to say: "After a disappointing loss in the S80 playoffs we knew we had to do something different for S81. At first the season wasn't really going in our favor, and we thought that maybe we wouldn't even make it to the playoffs. Kisslinger and I decided that we needed to make some big moves, some that many thought were questionable, if we were going to have a chance at winning the cup. And oh boy did those moves pay off. We were able to take a team that was looking at a rough season ahead and turn them into a team of champions. It took taking a risk, being confident in our decision making, and relying on each other to bring us all the way!" 
 
Playoffs
     The team finished 43-19-10, good for 96 points and third place in the standings. They would face off against the #2 Cologne Express, who earned two more points than them during the season. Losing Game 1 4-1, Stockholm would rip off four straight wins to take the series and advance to the final. Sanderson scored the lone goal in Game 1. In the second game of the semifinal, Beach had three points, and Florida Man and Chisholm each had two. Vikings goaltender Pekka Grubauer saved an incredible 57 of 60 shots in the 4-3 overtime win, with Chisholm scoring the game-winner. In game number 3, Avens had a hat trick, while Colors scored a pair of goals. The Vikings came out victors in the high-scoring, 8-5 contest. Game 4 saw Nezuko scoring twice, and The Loch Ness Monster and Florida Man both having two assists. They won, 4-3. Florida Man came through at the right time, scoring the game-winning goal 12 minutes into the second period of Game 5. Grubauer saved 45 of 49 shots in the 6-4 series-clinching victory. 
 
     The #4 Rome Gladiators defeated the #1 Istanbul Red Wolves, four games to three, to advance to their second final in as many seasons. In Game 1 of the Renaissance Cup Final, Nezuko had two goals and an assist. Colors had a goal and two assists. Grubauer shut the door on 27 of 29 shots as Stockholm prevailed, 6-2. Nezuko had a hat trick and an assist in Game 2, with The Loch Ness Monster and Florida Man assisting on all three goals. Stockholm ended up winning 5-3, now leading the series two games to zero. Game 3 saw Stockholm's versatility and depth on full display. Showing they could win close games with lots of scoring too, the Vikings put up seven, with Rome scoring six. Avens recorded three points, and Beach, Schmigel, Florida Man, Mr Duk, Miglaskems, The Loch Ness Monster and Colors all had two. With the Cup in the building, the club had perhaps their best win of the season to clinch the title. They had 78 shots on goal, but it didn't stop there. Cashing in eight times, Florida Man had 6 points (4 goals, 2 assists), Beach had 5 (1 goal, 4 assists), and Colors had 3 (2 goals, 1 assist), including the game-winning goal. Grubauer returned to form at the perfect time, saving nearly 94 percent of shots. With the triumph, Stockholm completed the sweep, going 8-1 in the postseason overall. 
 
Significance/Looking Ahead
     With the Cup championship, the team will be remembered; their names etched in history. They were the second team ever to win the VHLE, after the Vasteras Iron Eagles won last season. GM @thadthrasher and AGM @Kisslinger did a fantastic job of building this team, and it was a group effort on the ice; many playing pivotal roles. 
 
     Looking ahead, the Vikings have a considerable amount of their roster coming back for S82. Their goaltending tandem, potentially four defenders, and up to five forwards could be returning. Accomplishing what they set out to do, Stockholm may now seek to retool with their remaining picks and prospects. 
 
     In terms of the VHLE in general, up-and-coming teams for next season and beyond are the Oslo Storm, Geneva Rush, Vasteras Iron Eagles and Bratislava Watchmen. It will be interesting to see how Season 82 plays out, with these teams improving and the other four teams looking to go to the playoffs for the second consecutive season, and in the case of Stockholm and Rome, third straight season. 
 
Congrats to the Stockholm Vikings on a historic season and best of luck to all teams next season! 
 

Sorry guys rw- Tyler reinhart 

1. I’m hoping to perform good and win gold but I’m just here for fun so we shall see what happens
2. well duh it’s Canada reason one hockey is our sport shall I go on
3. actually I was very surprised that I got selected with all the talent out there I didn’t think I would be picked
4. defiantly my home town of Charlottetown prince Edward island
5. well many people might know this but James glove dropper is a little bit of a country boy being raised and working on the farm his whole life 
6. I play for team Canada and I think the team is going to get so good together there’s not really going to be a standout player

I would love to apply for team canada
 

I would love to apply for team canada
 

I would love to apply for team canada
 

Minnesota receives:
Nils Godlander

Houston receives:
cube whale
S82 MIN 2nd


This trade has been accepted by all parties and is pending league approval.

1. If everyone works a little harder and play better as a team we can beat them this could mean changing a few things up 
2. I believe we could be more poplar I mean we’re bulls were big mean and ferocious what else is there to love
3.  This is the first theme week for me so  I’m not quite sure what to think. And there’s still a lot of carreer left for me but  I would love to do more charity work or even go back to school and become a teacher
4. I believe we need to pratice more we’re not quite at the top of the league yet but I believe we can get there
5. of course everyone wants to be the next Wayne Gretzky but myself I want to be lik mark messier to be known for my passing scoring and of course being the meanest on the ice
6. my spirit animal is defiantly a bull a big sexy muscular machine 

1. No I honestly didn’t know what to expect I knew we have a solid team but I thought there might be a lot of teams better and boy was I wrong this team is doing great and I’m so proud of the boys
2. lately no I’ve really been slacking I’ve had a monkey on my back the last few games and I need to take that monkey and throw it back in a zoo
3. I wanna become a more flexible player I’m going to get better on face offs and defensive side of the game so my coach can play me anywhere
4. I was on this houstan team last year and it sucked losing every game and this turn around has been awsome I love it here in houstan I’m so happy we can give the fans some exciting hockey to watch again
5. tbh I’m new around here and I’m not really sure what theme week is
6. defiantly donair and hotdogs boy I love hotdogs

Me and discord

1:  our team is performing great right now we’re like a well oiled machine, I am happy with my performance so far there really can’t be any complaints 
 
2. The player who stood out the most is niles godlander from his performance on the ice to his leadership in the locker room
 
3:  well if you like the smell of hot dogs it be niles godlander but cologne wise I defiantly have to go with biggie cheese what is it polo you’re wearing cause damn it smells good
 
4:  my best moment from this season is defiantly being picked to be a assistant captain I was so honoured when they picked me
 
5:  I feel like we have led the way pretty good so far we’re always trying to help the new players out as much as we can
 
6:  all….. there’s no such thing as a bad cookie I enjoy all the cookies you put cookies in front of me don’t matter the kind don’t expect them back cause I will eat them

+10 James glove dropper
 

Oh boy, here we go again
Do I have to say this again?
Ok, fine.

There. You happy?
 
2nd Overall pick: Nils Godlander [RW] @Moon_50
 
To be honest, Moon is one of the most active guys in the VHL right now.
Good at getting TPE, Playing it smart, this guy has got it down!
One of the most greatest pick in the draft.
 
12th Overall pick: Biggie Cheese [D] @a_Ferk
 
Ferk. Need I say more?
No? That's what I thought.
A very funny guy, very great guy, if he died, I would cry.
ferk
(poem)
 
19th Overall pick: Cameron Elsby [D] @Spence King
 
Very active guy, works for the VSN, you know this guy is going to get tons of TPE.
One point under a point per game this season with the Bulls.
Already a career high.
 
22nd Overall pick: James glove dropper [LW] @Jamomayo
 
I know this guy can get points and TPE. Very much points and TPE.
This guy with 30 points in 11 games. Wow. That is a lot.
 
25th Overall pick: Mike Hroch [G] @Jabs
 
This is a pick where we just wait and see how it goes. That's all.
Also he has no losses so yeah that's pretty grea-
All jokes aside, he needs to find other ways of getting TPE other that welfare and PF.
 
34th Overall pick: Adeline Delle Donne [C] @Dtayl
 
This guy, mate, this guy! With only 79 TPE, he pushes through and gets over 1 point per game.
I actually cannot believe it. Wow.
Domino is like

 
Yeah. This is wow worthy.
 
 
 
 

Reply: this is really good I’m not very good at graphics but from what I know I can’t see nothing wrong with this graphic it is sick everything meshes so good you did a wicked job I’m giving this a 10/10

My vhl experience so far
 
    So just like most of you I am new here and I have never done anything like this before and let me tell you this I love it so far it has actually been way above my expectations from the people to the actually league I am having so much fun and I’m trying to be active as possible and build the best player I can. 
 
So what I have experienced so far I came into league not expecting much and I joined the houstan bulls as a mid season waiver pick up and they were in a middle of a rebuild and my time in houstan were not what I was expecting it sucked losing right of the bat and I did ask for a trade I do regret this but I was just new and I didn’t really know what to do. I got traded to Miami and I dare say it saved my time here as they really showed me how to do things and to get me noticed I won the founders cup with Miami in my first season and it got me noticed enough to join the royals in the junior showcase and ever since I joined the royals I have been the most active collecting as much tpe as I possible can and having people help me create my player as best as I can thanks to moon and matty and minion as they helped me out so much and same with bek they helped me and they kept me here cause If it wasn’t for them I probally would of quite.
 
Since they started helping me I got drafted back to houstan and I plan on staying I want to help them be great and I also draft to London in the vhl we’re I can’t wait to play once my time has come and I hope for many more season in the vhl and to see what else is to come thanks for everybody who read this. This whole league is great from the players to the mangers and to the people who make it all happen thank you for making such a great experience for us all.

Review- In my opinion is that this turned out really good everything works out so well and that it actually looks like something you would see on TSN. Now there isn’t much wrong with this except I notice one little thing and that is the black background and your logos stand out a lot other than that it’s really good I’m giving it a 9.5 out of 10

Congrats @Josh

The career of James glove dropper 
 
     James glove dropper is from a small town in pei Canada where he learned how to play hockey at a whopping age of 13 yes he was a late bloomer. When he first started playing hockey he was in the middle of teenage boy testosterone and was constantly fighting getting his nickname glove dropper. 
 
        Now after James got picked up by waiver by the houston bulls he changed his style of play he started playing a more of a complete two way game he likes to focus on the defensive aspect of the game while also focusing on his offensive aspect. Now while trying to be a new star in Houston James was going through some personal matters and being on a losing team and requested a trade. His trade request was greeted with open arms and James was traded to Miami where he would go on to learn to love the game. James would go on to win the founders cup with Miami although James didn’t score any points he provided a different kind of help for a star studded Miami team he provided and physical and defensive focus play he knew he wasn’t going to be the star so James chose to help in the best way he could.
 
     So soon after James was traded to Miami he was picked up to play in the junior draft showcase we’re James would play with the royals and meet some of his future teammates and friends.James would finish the showcase 12th in points and winning the gold medal with the royals in a hard fought victory over the steel. James would then go on to get picked by the Houston bulls in the vhlm, the Stockholm Vikings in the vhle and the london united in the vhl and he is super excited to start his career off hot. 
 
     James is set to start his first full season of back with the houston bulls where he plays with his friend niles godlander and the two of them are set to shake up the m and to show everybody what they are made of and to help this Houston bulls go to the founder cup where they will hold it up high together.
 
This article was written by jamomayo on September 22 2021 in pei canada
 
 

Cooper Skambraks is a right winger who stands at a whopping 6'5 and weighs 173 pounds. Cooper grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa where his father was a player on the Johannesburg Wildcats. He went to every game his father played in.  Sadly his father passed away in a tragic boating accident when Cooper was only 10. From that moment on Cooper decided to dedicate his hockey career to his father and from that moment on he never looked back. Cooper was the top scorer on his peewee hockey team averaging a hat-trick a game. However when he got to the high school level his production went down and he found himself taking bad shots and being a puck hog because  of his drop in scoring. Whenever Cooper began to mature he realized he didn't need to be the best guy on the team in scoring but instead he became a role player putting up assist totals that were unheard of.  As a senior in high school Cooper was a superstar however this was in a low contest high school league in South Africa so take the superstar thing with a grain of salt. He started to get college offers from major D1 schools like Michigan and Boston College but he felt that college wasn't right for him he wanted to skip that step in his career. Cooper caught the eye of the VHLM out of high school and signed up for the draft. He was a highly touted prospect that everyone wanted on their team but he was a first round projected pick that some thought was destined for stardom. However just days before the draft a knee injury was uncovered by some media personnel. This ruined his draft stock. He fell down to a late round draft pick and some even thought he would go undrafted. Cooper was crushed all this work he had put in had just been for nothing he felt his career was ruined.  The night of the draft came around hopes were high and the pressure was on. Rounds one through five came and went, Coopers self esteem was at an all time low. Round six started this is the round that many thought he would bet drafted in. picks sixty-one through sixty-nine were through and now it was pick 70. The Huston Bulls were on the clock. Cooper sat there eyes glued to the phone waiting for the ring. Then it happened, Coopers phone started ringing he sat there frozen for the first couple rings slowly realizing this phone call could change his whole life. He finally picked up the phone. On the other end of the phone was Matty Ice the General Manager of the Huston Bulls congratulating him on being drafted. For Cooper this was a dream come true. But this was also his chance to prove everyone wrong. His chance to make people regret not taking him in the first round. Cooper believes he has what it takes however the only step left is to prove it. 

The career of James glove dropper 
 
     James glove dropper is from a small town in pei Canada where he learned how to play hockey at a whopping age of 13 yes he was a late bloomer. When he first started playing hockey he was in the middle of teenage boy testosterone and was constantly fighting getting his nickname glove dropper. 
 
        Now after James got picked up by waiver by the houston bulls he changed his style of play he started playing a more of a complete two way game he likes to focus on the defensive aspect of the game while also focusing on his offensive aspect. Now while trying to be a new star in Houston James was going through some personal matters and being on a losing team and requested a trade. His trade request was greeted with open arms and James was traded to Miami where he would go on to learn to love the game. James would go on to win the founders cup with Miami although James didn’t score any points he provided a different kind of help for a star studded Miami team he provided and physical and defensive focus play he knew he wasn’t going to be the star so James chose to help in the best way he could.
 
     So soon after James was traded to Miami he was picked up to play in the junior draft showcase we’re James would play with the royals and meet some of his future teammates and friends.James would finish the showcase 12th in points and winning the gold medal with the royals in a hard fought victory over the steel. James would then go on to get picked by the Houston bulls in the vhlm, the Stockholm Vikings in the vhle and the london united in the vhl and he is super excited to start his career off hot. 
 
     James is set to start his first full season of back with the houston bulls where he plays with his friend niles godlander and the two of them are set to shake up the m and to show everybody what they are made of and to help this Houston bulls go to the founder cup where they will hold it up high together.
 
This article was written by jamomayo on September 22 2021 in pei canada
 
 

Holy I woke up 15 minutes after this, go to bed @Devise