Kowalski Survives Rookie Season

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Kowalski Survives Rookie Season

Kowalski Holding the VHL Participation Medal

 

STOCKHOLM - After a long, long, long season, the Stockholm Vikings finished their inaugural campaign with a 10-53-9 record, good for 29 points and last place in the Victory Hockey League. Although few expected the Vikings to be a force this season, one can never truly be prepared for a season as difficult as one Stockholm endured, especially after having been on a team that won 60 games the previous season.

 

"You can't ever be ready for something like this," said Kowalski following Stockholm's 5-4 shootout loss to the Quebec City Meute to end their season. "We all knew we were in for a tough season, one that would require a lot of growth and development, but you can't possibly be prepared to lose so many games. But on the bright side, we made it through, we've grown as a team and we're in great position to add great new teammates. The worst part is done with, finally."

 

Kowalski finished with two assists, a +1 rating, five hits, blocked four shots and served eight minutes in the penalty box. 

 

Jethro Novacek is a contributor to the MSFL Times, the most legendary publication known to man. He enjoys the rugged good looks of Jakub Voracek, the term "waffleboard," and discovering the joys of finding shows on Netflix.