Dynamic's Testimonial to the VHLM

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Dynamic’s testimonial letter to the VHLM

 

Well, it's coming to an end for Jacob Longstreet in the VHLM. Next season, he heads for the VHLE. Let me tell you how much of a joy it has been to bring Longstreet alive in the league. Especially true these past two seasons, Jacob has been extremely grateful for his time with Saskatoon and Miami. I never thought it would be possible that he would lead the league in anything because that is not really what I set out to do when I created him. I wanted to create a player that was determined and had an extremely big heart for the sport of hockey. Jacob fights hard no matter the cost. His journey is just beginning.

 

As a kid, Jacob desired to become a leader in what he set out to do. In his school years, he developed a love for the sport of hockey while studying hard and becoming very intelligent in his school work. His favorite subjects were mathematics and science. He learned to use numbers in his love for hockey and he developed his skills in this way, using angles and such to help him find openings on the ice. He also developed strength as he continued to find ways to be the best player he could be on the ice. His love for hockey was only overshadowed by his desire to learn new things.

 

When Longstreet came to the VHLM, he knew nothing of what to expect but he knew he loved hockey more than anything. He was drafted to the Saskatoon Wild to bring greatness to an already great team. He spent two seasons with them and helped bring the Founders Cup to the team twice. In S93, he began his career in the VHLM. In 72 games played, Longstreet had 20 goals, 39 assists, and 59 points. He had 3 game winning goals in his first season. This level of achievement was not bad for his rookie season in the VHLM. 

 

Then came S94 where things really began to click. In 72 games played, Jacob had 65 goals, 68 assists, and 133 points. This season he had 12 game winning goals and 13 power play goals. For his accomplishments during this season, he helped bring the Founders Cup to the team for the second time. He also was awarded the Alexander Chershenko Trophy for leading the VHLM in goals, the Ethan Osborne Trophy for leading in points, and the Mitch Higgins Trophy for being the Most Valuable Player of the season.

 

We are currently in S95 and hope to secure a winning season for the Miami Marauders. It's going to be quite special to see what happens in the VHLE and hopefully the VHL as well. I’m very excited about what my player has already achieved but it surely won't be the last player that I create for the league. If you haven't created a player for the VHL but you are interested, don't hesitate to check out the site. You will definitely not regret it.

 

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