Aimee

Great write up! Thanks for having me on the show. Always fun to sit down for an interview. ☺

Thank you! Looking forward to playing with you as well.

@jacobcarson877

With Team USA heading to the finals of the WJC, Jesse Teno has, up to this point, started every game and will probably finish off the tournament with a 10-3-1 record including 1 shutout. Teno has earned a 0.935 save percentage and 2.40 goals against average. They also managed to get on the scoreboard with 2 assists as well. It’s looking like Team USA might put Jeremy Swayman ( @Agito) in for the finals and Teno will be rooting on their teammate to take home the gold today. Teno’s performance definitely shows their improvement since their days in Saskatoon as they carry on their winning performances from Cologne. As S86 approaches, Jesse will soon have their first taste of the majors, acting as backup goalie in London for newly acquired David Davis ( @Josh), a well-established veteran of the VHL. Teno said that they look forward to watching Davis play and hopefully will pick up some tips and tricks from him. 155 words for week ending 11/13/2022

ANSWER 3 FOR 1 TPE OR 6 FOR 2 TPE! 1. Well the draft is over. How are you feeling about the team going into the season? 2. If you were drafted, how are you feeling being on the Marlins? If you're a returning Marlin, how do you feel about our draft acquisitions? 3. What do you plan to work on during the rest of the off season to prepare for S86? 4. New players: Thoughts on the VHL so far? Returning players and recreates: What was your favorite part of last season? 5. If you could model your build after any NHLer, who would it be? 6. What is your favorite pizza topping?

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1. Hurts but it's way closer than I got in the M so I'm happy about that. 2. The endless 1 goal games lol 3. London! And hopefully a successful VHL career. 4. Training and lots of writing. 5. Anything Broadway. 6. Drivers seat. I don't like not having that control lol. And also control of the music.

It is locker clear out day here in Cologne and Jesse Teno is taking time to say goodbye to their teammates, the staff, coaches, and their home for the last season. “Jesse, how are you feeling moving on to the VHL?” “It’s bittersweet, to be honest. I’ve made some great friends here and I’ve gotten really close with my teammates and coaches. I’m sad to say goodbye but it feels good knowing I’m moving up to the major league.” “Any plans for your last bit of time here in Cologne?” “Yea, I think a couple of the guys and I are going out drinking one last time and I’ll probably just bum around the city and take in the sights one more time. But I’ll definitely be coming back for vacation or to watch some Express games when I’m in the area.” “How does it feel to know that you’ll be facing up against a few old teammates this coming season?” “I’m really excited, to be honest. The guys I played with in Saskatoon and Cologne have come just as far as I have and I’m looking forward to seeing them on the other side of the ice. It’s going to be a challenge but I like a challenge.” 209 words for week ending 11/6/2022

1. Defense for sure! 2. Honestly, I haven't been paying much attention. 3. Well, as goalie I hope to have a better win/loss ratio. 4. Probably since we have less later draft picks. 5. I hope so! 6. I guess we'll be finding out soon enough!

Better be bringing me some!

As your AGM, can confirm plotting.

OMFG! Okay but how do I get this on an actual card????? This is fucking amazing. Thank you so much Kirby!

Applying! I know I'm still relatively new to the VHL but I think I've found my way around the forum and discord server pretty easily. I am EST and while I do have a 9-5 job, I do have the occasional work from home day and I am usually able to check in during work hours so I would be able to pop in and take quick looks at things. My mornings (8am - 9am) as well as my evenings (after 6pm) I'm usually glued to my phone and checking in on discord always already. My weekends I am also pretty open. I have discord notifications on as well as forum notifications on my cell. I am currently an AGM but hold no other job and have only previous had one other job as a JST GM. I am 33 which I hear makes me almost ancient around here so I'm definitely on the more mature end for this job. I have no moderator experience but I have previously dealt with conflict in a discord server that I own that resulted in a three strike system and a ban. Thanks for your consideration.

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As the resident writer of this publication on Jesse Teno, I decided to follow their game-by-game performance in their first professional finals. After the lackluster showing in the VHLM postseason, Teno finally had a chance to really show the VHL what they could do. Game 1: COL @ OSL 0-2 Being shutout in game 1 was not what Jesse Teno had been hoping for. First seed Oslo vs third seed Cologne would hopefully make for an even match-up but that ended up not being the case. Cologne was out-shot 44-14 and one can only imagine that perhaps Jesse Teno had some flashbacks to their season in Saskatoon. Jesse still managed an impressive save percentage of 0.955 stopping 42 of 44 shots. Both goals were scored by Oslo in the first period so perhaps Teno was working off some nerves or needed a boost because they put up two perfect periods after that. Game 2: COL @ OSL 2-1 With shot totals nearly even (50-47) in Oslo’s favor, the Express showed up to game 2 in a way they were missing in game 1. Jesse Teno made some incredible saves, getting first star of the game and putting up an incredible 0.980 save percentage. Jesse also pulled off an impressive hold out in overtime, preventing any of the 15 shots from getting in while the Express managed to win it with only 5 shots in OT. Game 3: OSL @ COL 3-0 A painful shutout for Jesse as the shots were even at 27. It seems Jesse will continue to be behind Henry Tucker Jr. for quite some time, always on his heels but never able to catch up or pass. With Oslo’s dominant first period, the Express just weren’t able to get any past the Oslo goalie. Teno managed to keep it together during the third period but it wasn’t enough to prevent the shutout. A measly 0.889 save percentage caps off this painful loss. Game 4: OSL @ COL 3-1 Another tough home loss but at least not a shutout this time. Teno let in a goal a period as the Express failed to capitalize on home ice once again. Jesse managed a respectable 0.925 save percentage but it wasn’t enough to stop the relentless oncoming Storm from Oslo. From here on out every game is an elimination game for the Cologne Express and Jesse Teno is feeling the pressure of being the starter. Game 5: COL @ OSL 2-0 And just like that with elimination on the line, Jesse and the Express managed a shutout. Teno stopped all 41 shots from Oslo and managed to keep this series alive. This series has been tight all the way and it’s a real testament to these two goalies, keeping everything so close. The back and forth has been amazing to watch. Game 6: OSL @ COL 3-2 This heartbreaking loss means an end to the season and Cologne’s hopes at a cup this season. Jesse managed to hold off until double overtime before letting in a tic-tac-toe shot at 8:29. They ended the game with a save percentage of 0.938, stopping 45 of 48 shots. Jesse finishes the postseason run with the following stats: 13-6-4 Record 3 OT losses 1 Shutout 1.72 Goal Against Average 0.95 Save Percentage Jesse Teno will now head into the off season ready to join the London United as their backup. We can only wish Jesse the best as they continue onto the VHL. 579 words for week ending 10/30/2022

Today we caught up with Jesse Teno as they headed into the practice rink for a morning skate. The Express are one game into round two and we wanted to see how everyone’s favorite up and comer was doing. Jesse, how do you feel going into Game 2? “I’m feeling pretty good. Game 1 wasn’t the best but I think it was mostly due to how low they kept our shot chances.” How does it feel to be this far into a series? In Saskatoon you just barely made it into the playoffs and now you’re in the VHLE finals. “To be honest with you, that is what feels so amazing. Last season my production was a real reflection of the situation I was in and I think this season does also but in a much better way. I have a great team in front of me, a coach who is beyond supportive, and I just feel better all around.” Thanks for taking the time to talk with us. Good luck tonight! 172 words for week ending 10/30

1. Very rewarding. It feels so good to be able to prove right anyone who has had confidence in me. 2. Shots! Gotta keep that shot total up. Can't score if you don't shoot. 3. I really want to see Vegas three-peat just because I'm rooting for Shindigs. 4. DC Probably. 5. I hope so! Rooting for Spartan. 6. Yes and they won't spare you from their complaining about it.

1. So good! Like so much better than my first VHL season. 2. I think we did amazing and I hope we can pull this off in the playoffs. 3. Have fun! But hopefully win lots! 4. I'm scared to say Oslo because maybe we play them and it hurts. 5. A little behind on the current stats but will catch up soon. 6. Yes. And they call them High V's.