Masu Chan

This is a very interesting Media spot, you provided a lot of good information about the teams and what makes them so good, ontop of that you made it entertaining, at least for me. It also seems like you put a ton of work into it with the total of over 700 words and I like that you weren't afraid to make a prediction. 10/10

Review: I was trying to figure out something to suggest that may make this better but you did a very good job! I was going to say things like the background was a little too flashy but It plays into the title "The future" really well. Just for that fact that I can see anything wrong, I think I gotta go with a... 10/10

Good evening VHLers. I made another signature, this time for myself wanting to use Cole Cassels as a representation for my character. I'll be honest I had a more difficult time with this one as Cole hasn't really ever played in the NHL and I had to use a photo of him during his time in DEL a couple seasons ago. Only thing I'd really change if I revisit it at a later date is the 'C' on the chest, I struggled getting it right and it was as close I managed to do. Besides that I am happy with how it worked out and think I did an alright job recreating The Reaper's third jersey.

Name: Mason Jones Age: 22 Birthday: September 15th Hometown: Mississauga, ON Shoots: Right Preferred Number: 43 Height: 5'8ft Weight: 168lbs Position: Leftwing / Rightwing Mason Jones is a Canadian born athlete, and grew up with the sport of Hockey. It's clear right from meeting him that the kid is passionate about the sport and no one can doubt his desire to win. We managed to gather a ton of information from our time talking to former Coaches and Teammates of Jones and they all said relatively the same things about him. Off ice he is a very friendly and kind person who is able to take heat from the media and not let criticism affect his game. On ice he's always one of the hardest working skaters, constantly looking for weaknesses in his own game and training to improve on them. He's also not afraid to offer help to his fellow teammates and always attempts to strengthen them. Jones can be predictable at times however, if given the options between shooting and passing he'll majority of the time pass the puck to a teammate. His passing is one of the best parts of his game next to his skating and it's simple to summarize Jones as a Playmaker. His defense is another area of the game in which he could improve as his plus minus was in the negatives for the majority of the season. We had the chance to interview Jones himself a few times during, he was a very confident individual who never seemed to be down on himself or his teammates when in a rough spot. He told us that his mentality was to focus on the next game and making the playoffs, everything else didn't matter. He stated that he could have zero points this season and he'd make sure to be cheerful and supportive of his team, because he truly felt that positive energy makes his teammates play harder and when they play hard he does. Jones has taken many leadership roles in his young career. He was the captain of his High School team, Captain of the Steel during the junior showcase tournament and now Captain of The Philadelphia Reapers. His management always had faith in him and so far he has repaid that faith in full. So yeah, you could summarize Jones as just a playmaker but you'd be wrong. Jones is a hard working, adaptable, reliable playmaker with leadership capabilities. Pros: Loyal Passing Work ethic Determination Cons: Defense Afraid to shoot Afraid to block shots Weak shots

Review: This is absolutely amazing! I wish I had done something like this for my junior review, I love how you have stats in all the leagues building up to when you made the VHL and you made it really easy to read and tell the different years apart. Ontop of all that the stats you made for George are very accurate and believable! Nice work. 10/10

I'm a huge Nasher fan and from just the name I believe you are as well! Review: I love the way you did the lettering it's very unique. I do find it strange that the Helsinki alternative logo is the Swamp Rabbits logo, I never heard of that but I like it! This is really well done, my only nit pick thing is that the player is a bit out of focus. Other then that... 9/10

Review: I like this, it's really well done and if I was on the team I'd definitely use it as a wallpaper. Only thing I noticed is there's a bit of green on the white wing decal and I'm not sure if it's intentional. Either way I really like it and hope to see more graphics from you! 9.5/10

My third offical graphic. This is my teammate Spicy Gecko's player George Sanderson. He asked If I would be able to make a signature like I did with dpowers49 and I gave it a shot. Spicy requested Oscar Klefbom for this picture, let me know what you think. Thank you to the people that left helpful feedback on my last graphic and to Spicy Gecko for his input.

+10 Mason Jones

Thanks Matty! I'll make sure to add some more things to make it unique and I appreciate the feedback.

Thanks! I'll make sure to make the next one more clean now that I kind of got the hang of it.

Good Evening Everybody. Today I decided to try to make a player picture (I believe it's called a signature or something) For my friend dpowers49, a new player on the Reapers. His favorite player is Tyler Seguin so I made this for him. Don't be too harsh as this is only my second time making a thing like this, my previous one being a goal puck and didn't have this much effort needed.

1:I think the newer players will take a couple weeks before finding their footing, but I believe they will have a big impact as the season progresses and help in the playoffs. 2:I believe we are heading in the right direction. We've found a way to increase our shot totals and last game was just a matter of puck luck as we lost by one goal. 3:C.Ixazaluoh 4:Miami. They are currently the team keeping us out of a playoff spot. 6:I have been preforming at a point per game pace. It was a slow start to the season but I'm starting to put up the points I expected. 7:Beware of Darkness-Muthaf**ka

I'm not sure how this is usually done, but it looks great, easy to read and the information is straightforward.

This is great! I'm excited for your career my friend. I think you did a great job writing this article and you even kept a word count which I just recently though of doing while looking through some media spots others were posting. I hope you find success in this league and will see you out there on the ice!

This does seem to be a pretty important matter. I was fortunate enough to join a pretty lively team and I've been having a great time. It did occur to me though that there's probably a few teams that must have very quite locker rooms and I wish that they had the same enjoyment that I am having with this. I'm not sure how to solve this issue but a wavier limit would make sense.

Not long before yesterday's game between Mexico City Kings and The Philadelphia Reapers, the Reapers acquired a new talent from free agency named Sebastien Dokis, a young Right-Winger to add to their young core. It wasn't long until Dokis began to impress as he scored the first goal of the night in a 4-3 win for the Reapers. Mason Jones, the Captain of Philadelphia has taken to twitter posting a picture of the young gun with his first goal puck with the caption "Welcome to the Team Kid." It has been reported that Mason has taken a liking to his new teammate, reports that were quickly confirmed by Jones himself on social media as he posted a short video of the warm up skate before the game and afterwards as he took the rookie out to supper to celebrate the win, posting a picture of the two of them together outside a restaurant. Reapers management has been very active these last few days having recently done two trades and now picked up Dokis from the free agency. Things are looking up for the current core of the team as they have gone 5-3-1 in their last nine games since trading for Ali Des Aves, another name that Mason Jones has been very vocal about often praising the effort in net during post game interviews. 224 words

This is my first graphic. I figured I'd try something fun and haven't really done much loke this so I hope it's good enough.

Unfortunately I have no clue. I use Google Docs on my Android phone usually. It has a built in spell check and an option to double check. I'm sure if you can't use it on your IOS there may be a free app. Either way I really enjoyed your media spot!

I like the idea of this it's very creative and I think you told a pretty interesting story, Great Job! There's a few spelling errors which is always bound to happen especially in a longer article, I recommend writing out your media spots in a Google Doc or with Grammerly to catch the spelling errors as they happen. I'm in no way a great writer myself, but I find those help me.

It's honestly not a bad idea. I'm a new player currently and have about 83 TPE. I wouldn't mind playing a couple warm up games against some of the big league players before a season. So far I've only played against players roughly in my own skill range and am kind of interested to see what the E and VHL players can do. Also there's only a few players in the VHL I know the names of and it'd be a good way for us new players to get acquainted with some of our potential future teammates.

1:I like Vice so far. He's active and a good player I can see him helping a lot. I haven't got a lot of opportunities to chat with Spicy yet. 2:I didn't get to chat with Ron when I joined the team. I believe he was in the captain voting but I'm not sure how many votes he got. It's a shame that we didn't get to talk, but I'm sure he's gonna be good for Houston. 3:Zakary has been good for the team. Once again I haven't had much opportunities to talk with him but his stats are good. 4:I believe we'll turn this season around. I'm going to be putting some effort into my defensive stats as a personal goal. Not that our defensemen aren't great, we're just putting a lot of pressure on them. 6:I was honored to be named Co-Captain in my first season. I also like the other captains so far and I'm happy. 9:Currently I've been putting a lot of time into State of Decay 2 and I gotta say it's my favorite game at the moment. Siege would've been up there but too many cheaters at the moment.

Good morning Philadelphia! I'd like to apologize in advance if I spell anything wrong or there's any errors with this. I am writing it on my phone. Hope you all had a great day. It hasn't been long since I first suited up in a Reaper's jersey but I gotta say, it feels pretty great. The city is nice, my teammates are fun and the management is good. I even got my jersey number, forty-three, so I'm excited. I often check my own player page just to see that little Reaper logo beside my name. Going forty-fifth in the draft was a bit of a wake up call for sure. I had expected myself to be a higher pick. It just made me aware that I am behind a ton of players and that I need to step up my game. The only way people will only see me as a forty-fifth overall pick is if I don't improve. I want people to be like "That Mason guy shouldn't been at least a second round pick." and I hope it doesn't take long for those conversations to begin. It's easy to say the start of the season has been rough for the Reapers, we are going to be underdogs no doubt, but I urge other teams not to underestimate us. We have had a slow start, that goes without saying, but if you think of us as an easy win we'll make you pay. In the junior showcase tournament I was the Captain of an underdog team, known as the Steel. We pushed through and during the playoffs we were almost unstoppable making it to the final two teams in the tournament. I don't think it was a coincidence the Reaper's drafted me. I think they saw how I performed in the more high pressure games and that I could handle the role of being a Captain. This isn't just purely speculation either, as I have been named co-captain in my first season as a Reaper. Obviously I am aware that I am new to this league and I have a lot of tough competition. I still have a lot to learn but I have faith it's only a matter of time till I prove myself as a steal in the draft. I believe that the steps I have taken thus far are great, I began this season in the VMHL with two goals and two assists in seven games. It's not amazing but it's a start. It's not all bad however, in these early games I have been made aware of some of my weaknesses and will dedicate some training to the areas that I've been struggling in. To my teammates reading this, I want you to know that I believe in you. We will get through this rough patch, some of you are incredible goal scorers and I'll do my best to support each of you. If we each focus on the areas we struggle we will only get stronger with time. Keep your heads held high and prove yourself as a Reaper. To anyone else that reads this, thank you, and remember not to count us out just yet.

1:I believe we will be a playoff contending team. 2:Mason Jones (Me) I was drafted 45th and I wish to prove myself as a steal. 3:Looking over the drafted players I believe we did really well in the draft. 4:I am a Canadian with a few friends in Texas. So I wouldn't mind visiting there. 5:Pizza. You get a lot and it has a ton of variety. 6:Dogs. All the cats I've had or my friend had were mean and didn't like to cuddle. 7:Personally my friend is on Saskatoon so I'm going to say them. We're both going to try our hardest when the other is on the ice so I feel it's spark more energy in both locker rooms when we play one another. 8:I prefer T.V. Shows. You have a longer time to get invested in the characters anx the story and relationships are often better developed.