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The Saskatoon Wild appear to be rounding into form going into games 9 and 10 a team that definetly struggled in their first few games is beginning to put things together. This team boasts a powerful offense led by the leagues leading scorer Forum Content, on top of this they have a lethal Power Play so you need to play disciplined against them if you don't want to get burned on special teams. At the start of the year goaltending seemed shaky but in the past 2 games Austin Goulet lll had 23 saves on 25 shots for a .920 save percentage in a tough loss and then 35 saves on 37 shots for a .946 Save percentage against the powerhouse Las Vegas Aces. If Austin Goulet lll can continue this level of play they'll be a tough team to play. But they have their work cut out for them with the slow start they got out to, but looking at the players day to day activities you can see that they're doing everything they can to improve game to game. If their offense and power play can continue their strong offensive numbers they could play dark horse in the post season this year. This has been Samuel Weed for Saskatoon Sports Tribune.

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Ottawa looking like a wagon this year I wish you best of luck in all matches not against Saskatoon, keep up that scoring pace Frenchie!

Holy shit that is hilarious, I've never been to a Chipotle not sure if we have any in BC but that review sounds legendary!

1. How do you feel you've performed thus far into the VHLM season? 2. Do you have a teammate who you feel you can count on to back you up? 3. Is there a player on an opposing team that has her your respect or disdain, if so why? 4. Is there a team you're particularily interested in getting drafted by? 5. Do you believe your Squad is capable of winning the Founders Cup this year? 6. Who to you is the scariest opponent right now? (Team/player/goalie)

gotta shout out a great and active teammate.

As a new 1st gen reading this has made me even more excited that I found this site in a similar way with the most recent YouTube ad on a Johnny Hawkey video, I hope my player can have a solid impact at every level.

can confirm, I've seen footage of Wayne Gretzky suplexing a child.

In this piece we're going to take a look at a player or two at each position that is draft eligible in the VHLM this season. We will dive into how their season is going and where they might be projected to go in the coming draft. The first centre we're going to talk about is most recent first overall pick in VHLM dispersal draft. Antonia Bucatini standing at 5'11" and 177 pounds is playing for the struggling Halifax 21st but has managed to put up good offensive numbers so far. She has scored three goals and added 5 helpers in 8 games played on a weak Halifax squad. She is an Elite offensive centre and as such she will be coveted at the draft. She is a volume shooter at the time of writing this she is leading the league in shots at 59 so once she raises that shooting percentage of 5.08% you can expect that goal total to jump significantly. Not just an offensive threat she is a great Faceoff taker and has solid defensive instincts, however just looking at the numbers she has a +/- of -12 which is presently tied for worst in the league. Some think that this is a side effect of being overplayed she is averaging 30.55 minutes per game which puts in the top of the league for ice time. Even with the lower point and goal totals than expected we believe she is likely to go first in the upcoming draft once again, teams will likely see that this is just a tough season on a Halifax team that is missing a lot of pieces. up next at centre we have Walter Jinn of the Philadelphia Reapers Walter Jinn who is a diminutive 5'7" 140 pounds was taken with the sixth overall pick in the VHLM dispersal Draft. He is a faceoff monster he is tenacious and gets down low to win draws quickly and efficiently which is always wanted at his position. He is an offensive powerhouse in his own right and is enjoying a quality season in Philidelphia scoring 5 goals and 4 apples in the early parts of this young season. His shot and pass are both excellent options when bringing the puck in off the rush and he looks to make use of both of them equally. He is defensively sound and can counted on when it matters most in a game. Teams looking to add an offensive centre who wins draws and won't hurt their defensive game might regret skipping on this young star in the making. We project that Walter Jinn will go near the end of the first or early on in the second round of the upcoming draft. Maybe we could see a team trade up to get this young man and he could be the steal of the draft at that ranking. Next we have a couple of left wingers to take a look at and they both hail from the same team the Saskatoon Wild. First of the two is as of writing this article the leading scorer of the VHLM: Forum Content. Forum Content was taken tenth overall in the dispersal draft and is looking like a slam dunk by Saskatoon he is a big playmaking winger with silky soft hands he stands at 6'2" and 220 pounds. For a big guy he is an elite skater and puck handler with great vision and passing ability, this has allowed him to have incredible success so far this season scoring 3 goals and adding an incredible 16 assists just 8 games into the season. The only thing scouts have complaints about is his defensive game and lack of strength. His shooting ability although not weak is not exactly up there with the rest of the league and defenders are going to start defending passes more so we'd like to see his shot progress to make the defenders pay for cheating pass. Projecting where Content will go in the draft is interesting as I think a lot of teams might be more interested in defense and centres but I still have a hard time seeing forum drop out of the first round, it is likely we see a team grab him in the mid to late first round. The second Saskatoon Wild player we're looking at is UghSike who is another big forward at 6'2" and 210 pounds he actually fits a similar mold to Forum Content as a playmaking winger. Being a few years younger than the aforementioned player he has more stuff to work on, however his wrist and slap shots are quite impressive. UghSike has put up 4 goals and 1 helper so far in more limited playing time averaging just 17.42 minutes a game. His great wrist shot makes him a great choice in shootout situations and has the looks of what could be a prolific scorer with the amount of effort he puts into his training. If i were to look at an area of his game that could be improved it would be his puck handling and it never hurts to improve your defensive acumen. This young man has decent skating for a man his size and is stronger than our previous prospect all of this info leads us to believe teams at the next level will be watching him closely. We believe that UghSike will go somewhere in the 2nd round probably in the middle to later picks, but we would bet on him being a solid offensive contributor at the next level when the time comes. Up next we have a pair of right wingers that deserve a quality look, starting with Houston Bulls star forward Trimiskev Artav. Trimiskev Artav was an absolute steal for Houston at pick 18 in the second round of the VHLM dispersal draft. Artav is a 6'0" 205 pound forward and he has had a solid showing for his team scoring 5 goals and adding 5 assists he is currently shooting 16.67% and some question whether that number is sustainable, but if you ask around Houston every is fully bought in on Artav. He has elite offensive vision maybe the best in the league he see's the play in the attacking zone very well and makes quality shots and passes, on top of that he has strong skating and elite deking allowing him to get into open spaces to pass or shoot making him a difficult player to defend. He is a solid player without the puck too and doesn't miss his defensive coverage, the one thing missing from his game is strength but with how shifty he is with the puck this isn't a big deal. Any team looking for an offensive dynamo up front on the right would be crazy to pass on this player, I think he'll go in the middle of the first round but we could see him drop if teams in that area are looking for a different position. Next we're looking Miami Marauders right winger Leon Bruhmaninho. Leon is a young player with lots of room to grow and he is making a big impact for Miami despite his young age. The 6'3" 171 pound winger has scored 4 goals and added 9 assists for the wagon that is the Miami squad. out of all the players on our list this player has the most room for improvement but early season success makes us believe in his future growth. Leon has soft hands that allow him to handle the puck in tight spaces and with his long reach he has even more options. He seems to primarily focus on growing his offensive talents at a balanced rate and for the most part doesn't have an elite aspect to his game as of yet. He has paid little attention to the defensive aspects, that being said he is the best player in terms of +/- on this list today with a +9. But they say offense is the best defense so maybe he has it all figured out. But a lot of scouts have said they'd like to see this area of his game grow before he makes the leap to the next level. Leon is absolutely a player to keep an eye on this year as the Marauders look to compete to win it all this year. We think Bruhmaninho is likely to go at the end of the 2nd or early 3rd round at this years draft maybe earlier if he continues his stellar offensive campaign. Next up we have a pair of promising rear guards to look at. for the Houston Bulls we have Lucy Leitner a bit on the smaller side at 5'8" and just 155 pounds but this player fits the mold for talented puck moving defenseman. She has solid stick handling skills coupled with strong skating making her someone you want to have the puck on their stick as much as possible. her defensive coverage and offensive vision are both good making her an adept defender and great passer and powerplay quarterback. Leitner as of writing has 1 goal and 11 assists early in the season making her not only one of the top scoring defenseman in the league but a top skater in general as well. She shows great promise and dedication to her craft and seems to get better every time we see her play. We think that this is going to be one of the players picked at the top of the draft this year more than likely a top 5 pick if you ask me. Don't be surprised if you see Houston make some noise this year and Lucy leading the way. The next defenseman is a stalwart defender and prides himself on his defensive play, it's Mexico Kings rear guard Chuck E Cheese. Chuck E Cheese stands at 5'10" 160 pounds but has the best poke check in the league hands down, his defense is second to none and in a league full of players looking to stand out on offense it makes him stand out more. Mexico chose him 9th overall in the dispersal draft in order to solidify the teams defense. Not only that even at age 50 this ageless wonder has put up 2 goals and 3 assists for 5 points so far so even adding some offense for the Kings. The question is will teams look at his age and wonder how long he can keep up with the younger generation, I think there will be teams who aren't frightened by this and want to pick up a quality defenseman and we seem go somewhere in the 1st round at the draft this year. And now at last onto the last line of defense, every teams guardian angels the goaltenders. Up first we have the mouthful to say Aleksanteri Kaskiniemi-Kekkonen another member of the Mexico Kings. Aleksanteri is a little short for a goalie in this day and age but has the heart and reflexes to more than make up for his lack in size at 5'9" and 222 pounds. He was drafted 2nd overall in the dispersion draft and is the top Goalie not in a VHL teams system playing in the VHLM this year. He currently has a record of 5-2-1 with a save percentage of 0.907 and a GAA of 2.57 I'm sure if you asked him he'd say he expects more out of himself and we wouldn't be surprised if those number improve as the season goes on. Any team needing a goaltender in the system should be giving this young Finn a good hard look and I wouldn't be surprised to see him go in the top 5 of the draft, as every team needs a quality tendie in the system. And now for the final player of our list goaltender for the Philadelphia Reapers Jorgen Lovstrom. Jorgen Lovstrom stands at 6'0" and 180 pounds and he has become Philadelphia's favorite son so far this season. Jorgen holds a 5-1-0 record with a sparkling 0.924 save percentage and an elite 2.14 GAA, he wasn't available at the dispersal draft and was a solid waiver pickup by the Reapers. Can he maintain these stellar numbers all year or will the rubber begin to find it's way behind him with more regularity in the coming weeks. Philadelphia is pinning their hopes of a solid season on their young star netminder, and VHL teams are standing up and taking notice of what this young man is capable of if a team needs a goalie I wouldn't be surprised by a late first round pick of Jorgen Lovstrom or early second. Either way he'll make a great prospect for one lucky team. and that has been a list of 10 up and comers playing their hearts out in a competitive and exciting VHLM season this year will leagues current top players continue to dominate, or will some dark horses rise from obscurity and make the VHL look at them. We and hockey fans everywhere can't wait to see how this season continues to play out. For VHL.com this has been Jim Hotdog This post is 2194 words and will be used as media spot for weeks ending Jan 21, Jan 28, Feb 4th, and Feb 11th.

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The VHLM season is now 6 games old and we've seen some stellar perfomances and maybe some players would like to forget. Today we're analyzing the start of Annie Oaks career in Saskatoon in 6 games played the 5'10, 175 pound right winger has 3 goals and 3 helpers for 6 points. At a glance this looks good but then you see her +/- which is a -8 and begin to think there might be a problem here. But talking to her teammates they think it's just been a bad break to start the year. I'm inclined to believe them, She currently leads the team in shots at 33 and is the leading forward in blocked shots with 12 the next closest forward being at 4. It's clear to see that she is leaving it all on the ice and is dedicated to continue improvement so we believe it is only a matter of time before she has a big breakout stretch. I would be willing to bet on that stretch coming sooner rather than later and i'm sure her teammates and coaches are hoping it comes soon too. This has been Sammy Samsquanch for Saskatoon Sports Monthly.

Your posts are always so well written and can be quite funny. always good to have a character like Vencko on a team until the antics go a little too far. Houston seems like a fun team with a load of active and engaged players which makes articles coming from that organization a treat to read. I'm looking forward to more articles and more games against the Houston Bulls. I look forward to your continued contributions to the forums for more enjoyable reads.

He's a stand up guy in the locker room too.

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1. UghSike because we started at the same time. 2. I think Colorado wins another one with the year Mackinnon is having. 3. This is a name I came up with and used in other games. 4. I think Houston would be a cool place for an NHL team, either that or bring a team back to Quebec. 5. Saskatoon Wild probably mostly because i'm playing there but i think it's sick nonetheless. 6. Vancouver Wolves, I like wolves so pretty easy choice.

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With a new season in the VHLM underway as of today we're going to look at one of the new players lacing up the skates in the league. Annie Oaks a right wing who will be playing for the Saskatoon Wild in her Freshman season in the VHLM so let's take a look at what she brings to the team and what some VHL teams might be looking at for the upcoming draft. At 5'10 and 175 pounds she may not be the biggest player out there but has deceptive strength and won't allow herself to be pushed around out on the ice. Offensive Vision: this is her strongest asset her ability to read the game in the offensive zone is elite, she can find open teammates and also has a knack for getting pucks to the net through screens and defenders alike. If there is a play to be made you can bet she'll find it. As mentioned before she uses her Offensive Vision to her advantage when it comes to her scoring ability, she can pick corners on the goalie and with her strong slapshot she can blast puck by the goaltender even if they think they got enough of it. Passing: now her passing ability isn't the strongest per se, however again is helped out by her Offensive Vision allowing her to spot any and all open lanes the moment they appear. This makes her a quality playmaker in her own right. Strength: Annie is deceptively strong she may not be the best body checker but her strength really comes through with her slapshot and helps hew win puck battles in the corners. Her low centre of gravity can help prevent her from being pushed off the puck as well. Defense: Although this not being the strongest part of her game being an offensive player, I wouldn't call this aspect of her game a weakness. She has a decent poke check and defensive coverage she also shows a willingness to improve on this area of her game and shows great promise. Now we'll quickly go over a couple of weaknesses in her game. Skating: Annie's skating leaves a lot to be desired it is her weakest attribute when it comes to her offensive toolkit she could really improve if she could add a burst of speed to her game. Puck Handling: Not as weak as her skating her puck handling could still stand to be improved upon to limit turnovers in the offensive end and help breakout up the ice from the defensive zone. This is another skill that a lot of scouts would like to see her improve upon. And that is what we have so far on Annie Oaks. Jim Hotdog VHL.com

I mean that's a pretty rough situation but there are teams in even more dire straits when it comes to low TPE but i'm curious what happens if a teams doesn't have a goalie to start the season. does it just give teams like unnamed players to fill spots? Well anyway I wish you the best of luck no matter what comes out of this situation and I hope you have a successful and healthy career. If we see each other on the ice let's make sure to have a good match and leave it all out on the ice.

The Saskatoon Wild look towards a new season with lots of new players including their top draft pick in S92 draft Forum Content. Looking at the roster it looks like he will be expected to carry the team forward as he appears to be the most talented player on the roster at this time. That being said the Saskatoon Wild will be hoping for big things from several waiver wire pickups, players like Annie Oaks, UghSike, Jonny Hockey, and James Stanford the team does seem to be quite winger heavy and is probably going to have to have some of them play centre and add some defenseman pretty quick here. They are hoping that the newcomer Annie can bring some scoring punch and develop into a top scoring player in the league, whereas players like UghSike and Mike Tylerson look to bring a more balanced approach with their approach to the game. Jonny Hockey is another offensive minded forward the wild picked up, his strongest asset is his quality wrist shot so hopefully he can put up a good number of goals for his squad. No matter how you look at it Saskatoon will need contributions from all these Waiver pickups if they hope to even have a chance to defend their league title. Samuel Weed Saskatoon Sports Tribune

1. What are your thoughts about your first season in the league? Have you found your GM/AGM helpful? Honestly I'm excited to get started on my Journey here in Saskatoon, the team staff here has been extremely helpful since I've arrived. 2. How long do you plan to stay in the VHLM? Do you plan on eventually being in the VHL or staying in Europe (I hear it's nice there)? I'm planning on staying as long as it takes me to prove my worth to the higher leagues, I'm just going to keep working on my game. 3. Who's the most suspicious player (by name, style, or karaoke skills) in the league? Well I don't have a book on anyone yet as I've only just arrived ask me again next season and I might have an answer. 4. If you participate in #general on the main Discord, who's your favorite regular and why? If you don't, why not? I haven't spoken much in the main Discord but am hoping to be an active member there and in my teams discord. 5. If you had an opportunity to have the whole world/league listen to you during a press conference and could say anything, what would you want to tell them about? I'd tell them to go check out EIHL it's a pretty exciting league and could always use more eyes on the league. 6. Do you have more fun answering questions about your player's season/performance, their off-season/leisure plans, or things about you in real life? Really I would like to answer questions about anything and everything just give me a microphone and a chance to talk and I'm happy