Recently while the coaching staff (Indiana Snedden, Han MacLean, Tintin Ticknor, Frodo Sterling) was on an expedition in the foothills of the Himalayas in search of the fountain of youth, they came into a village where they discovered an old eccentric fellow selling his wares to those that were interested.
Finding out that the staff was from Canada, he stated to them quite excitedly "I have awaited your arrival for many years and I covet a valuable item that you need to bring much success to the lads that you lead". The gentleman hobbled slowly back into his shack and moments later returned with a glowing object within his grasp. Although the staff knew they had not found their intended destination, they soon realized that what lay before them was far more worthy than they had ever expected. Believing that it was only ever a myth, they now knew that the rumour of the treasure was in fact true. The man spoke and as he placed the item on the earth before their feet. "Take thee helmet and hold it tight, Grant thee wish to who shows might. Who plays with heart and sportsmanship, the reward will be the Golden Lid". The ground shook with a beam of light and thunder and before the staff knew they had returned to the MSC on Rink 1 with the Golden Helmet still in their possession. They would have quite a story to tell and a very strong message to pass on to the team. The next games would see the treasure passed on to many different players who had earned it through hard work and determination ultimately satisfying the wishes of the old man........
Jackson Sterling--the net tender for keeping the team in the game and stopping a lot of rubber.
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Carter MacLean--had a speedy and aggressive forecheck to win back position of the puck and chipping in with a goal due to his dogged forechecking
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Lleyton Ticknor--for potting 2 goals and drawing several penalties to put his club on the power play and leading a 5~1 comeback to earn the team a point
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Bo Doxtator -- aka The Beast...for not surrendering a single square inch of free ice and playing all out every shift
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Jake MacLean--Has the heart of a lion and a never quit attitude
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Jordan Muir-- For a two goal game due to a persistent forecheck and dominant board work
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Charlie Brander--when he was needed as a utility player, he answered the call. Charlie chipped in with a goal and held the neutral zone in command not allowing any free ice
