World Cup of Hockey 15 (RP/Rosters/Scores)

[Cotdelapoms]

Bienvenue à Cotdelapoms!

Welcome to the 15th World Cup of Hockey, the first "major" tournament to be held in Cotdelapoms, and what an entry. Cotdelapoms is a hockey mad nation, and the fans will be out in full force. Cotdelapomais hockey fans are not dissimilar from football fans, putting together songs and elaborate tifosi displays.

This tournament will use xkoranate 0.3.2 and the RP cutoff will be at around 3:00 pm EDT.

1. Cotdelapoms is on the western-most tip of the Goose Coast of Rushmore. It's nearest neighbours are Mytannion, Swartaz, Sirain, PBI and Whirl Islands. It has a generally very cool climate, with average temps of about 17ºC in summer, and -2ºC in winter. A lot falls from the sky in Cotdelapoms, the winters are very snowy and the spring is very rainy. Our weather is consistently voted to be among the worst in Rushmore, as whilst it rarely gets too cold, the winter takes up about 6 months of the year. Despite this, the people are still pretty upbeat and chipper, no matter how grey it gets, and it can get grey.

2. Cotdelapoms has a long, turbulent political history, but Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Dandenault, after surviving two difficult elections, is now perhaps the most popular PM in history. He's completely sold out the old school socialism that the people loved, and Cotdelapoms now has a thriving economy that is among the largest in Rushmore. People really don't get involved in politics in Cotdelapoms, which has allowed the rise in capitalism. The third rail of Cotdelapomais politics are arts programmes and education, which have remained untouched, although the private sector has seemingly taken over everything else now.

3. Violent crime in Cotdelapoms is very low, the people are generally good hearted and polite- but petty crime is through the roof. You won't be assaulted or mugged or killed in Cotdelapoms- but you'll almost certainly encounter some vandals, drunks, prostitutes and you will almost certainly be offered drugs on the street.

4. Cotdelapomais people are among the world's most cultured, healthy, peace loving and likely to be vegetarian, but don't call them hippies. They really don't like that.

5. Football is still the second most popular sport in Cotdelapoms to ice hockey, but Cotdelapoms is far more successful internationally in football due to the FFC being far less conservative than the national ice hockey council. This will hopefully change with World Cup 15, which Hockey Cotdelapoms has devoted a lot of time and energy towards running. They hope this will establish Cotdelapoms as a global hockey power.

6. The primary language and culture of the nation is French, but further south there are more English and native people. The two cultures get along very well in day to day life, but have a history of political squabbling, although that has improved. The other ethnicities that are common in Cotdelapoms are Mytanar, Swartazian and Ocaterran.

7. Cotdelapomais food is largely vegetarian (or pescetarian closer to the water) and is built mostly around herbs and spices and fresh produce and bread. The most popular restaurant is the chain french fry restaurant Fritidien!, and the food bears a lot of resemblance to RL French, Italian and Spanish food. The national dishes are poutine Cotdelapomais, which involves french fries covered in a creamy butternut squash and grilled gruyere and apple sandwiches. Of course, Cotdelapoms is most famous for its' abundant apple trees and being the nation that grows the most different types of apples of anywhere in the planet. From your common Pink Lady to the local flavours of the Morrissette or Soleil-Noir.

GROUPS
The top two teams from each group will qualify for the knockout rounds. The two best third place finishers also qualify automatically. The other four third place finishers will go to the play-in game.

After the play-in game, all the teams in the knock-out round will be seeded using the tiebreaker.

Group A (Centre Télépom Mobilité, Montréal & Alex Rideau Auditorium, Montréal)
1. Greater Cotswalds
2. Western Cuba
3. New Palmouth
4. Chenkorya
5. Kulverint
6. Vantelira
7. Ocel0t
8. Valanora
9. Dutch East India
10. Cotdelapoms

Group B (Centre Valaire, Île d'Elisabeth & Digitek Centre, Côte-Est)
1. Septentrionia
2. Chetkosk
3. CISR
4. Shofercia
5. Sneaky Nuts
6. The Babbage Islands
7. Ursine Northlands
8. Sarzonia
9. Swartaz
10. Torisakia

Group C (Árena Loto-Marianne, Outremont & Centre Marianne Hydroéléctrique, Xavier)
1. Mantwenic
2. Civil Citizenry
3. Okunion
4. Quakmybush
5. Camwood
6. PBI
7. Newmanistan
8. Bergnovinaia
9. Delaclava
10. Cheergirls

Group D (Toussaint Forum, Chambly & Colisée CPMC, Charlevoix)
1. Gyatso-kai
2. Gallund
3. Stuffed Taxidermists
4. Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk
5. Cassadaigua
6. Colmark
7. Narsora
8. Michael VII
9. Auremena
10. Cosumar

Group E (GCCU Centre, Worcester & Barsteeg Arena, Hamilton)
1. Mangolana
2. Mohawk Clans
3. Cbngggfv
4. Ko-Oren
5. Qazox
6. Commonwealths of Isles
7. Sakurakoku
8. Mytannion
9. Lesser Cotswalds
10. Mossulia

Group F (Oak Air Centre, Albionpool & Phoenix Arena, Kingston)
1. Havansk
2. Taeshan
3. Wolfmanne
4. Polar Islandstates
5. North Chicanan
6. Virabia
7. Carastoga
8. Plutoni
9. Darmen
10. Cabric

Centre Télépom Mobilité seats over 24000 and is home to the Montréal Cotdelapomais. It is an insanely loud, rocking building that will be insane for Cotdelapoms games. The national anthem will be sung proudly and tickets will scalp for insane amounts of money.

Alex Rideu Auditorium seats 17000 and is in the outskirts of the city. It lacks some of the creature comforts of the Centre Télépom Mobilité, but is a little less corporate and soulless. It is the home of the Montréal Royals.

Montréal is our nation's biggest city and the capital for modern art and music, with countless popular and influential artists and bands emerging from the city. The city is riddled with impressive graffiti and skews heavily younger in age demographically. When visiting you should take in a band at Le Metropolitain or Club Sauce, and definitely head over to the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal- or just head outside and check out some of the city's world famous street art murals. Montréal is younger and skews more French, and is the nation's capital of music and art. Other notable attractions include Parc LeBlanc, a very large park in the middle of the city with long hiking trails and a biodome inside of it with multiple ecosystems, and rue Bruneau, a long street with countless amazing restaurants, music venues, fashionable boutiques and strip clubs.

Centre Valaire seats 22500 and hosted the first World Junior Championships. It is an arena filled with any sort of modern amenity you could hope for. It is home to Île-d'Elisabeth Osprey. The city of Île d'Elisabeth is on an island in the Sea of Victory. It is the home of many of Cotdelapoms' most famous authors and largest publishing houses. It is, as a result, considered one of the most literary cities in the world, although this reputation is slightly trumped up. Île d'Elisabeth is also very animal friendly, home to many zoos and rescue shelters. It gets some of the most severe weather in the country, so get ready for intense winds! When the city hosted the World Junior Hockey Championships, they improved infrastructure and built more hotels, so they are well suited to host this event.

Digitek Centre seats 16800 and is a newer building with an obnoxious goal horn. There is also a large anchor that gets lowered from the rafters after each Côte-Est Mariners goal, which will be on display but presumably not used during the World Cup. Côte-Est is across the sea from Île-d'Elisabeth and is a slightly less artsy version of Île-d'Elisabeth. Côte-Est is one of the most bike friendly cities in Cotdelapoms.

Aréna Loto-Marianne has lots of modern amenities, but lacks charm. It seats 22000 and is home to the Outremont Owls. It is undergoing a redecorating of sorts, as the Owls have changed their colour scheme from purple to sky blue. Outremont is the film capital of Cotdelapoms and home of the Outremont International Film Festival, the ritziest event in Rushmore. Outremont is the "second city of Cotdelapomais culture", which is a peculiar title for a city to saddle to itself.

Centre Marianne Hydroéléctrique, seats 16500 and is the least exciting arena being used. It is home to the Xavier Ours Polaires and is quiet and bland, much like Xavier itself. This arena is famous for its kid friendliness, which likely will not be on display during the World Cup. Xavier is very suburban.

The 18500 seat Toussaint Forum is the best arena to drink in in perhaps the entire world, the selections are plentiful and fresh and cheap- the price of a normal Cotdelapomais pub pint rather than pricey arena beer. It is home to the Chambly Brasseurs, who have some of the most excitable fans in the world. Chambly is the brewery town to end all brewery towns, with all of our greatest brewers located in that general vicinity- from mass-market (but still quite tasty) Toussaint, to the world reknowned abbeys of Picard.

Colisée CPMC seats 17500, and is home to the Charlevoix Montagnards. For a long time this was a loud old barn that was falling apart, but Hockey Cotdelapoms has finally put in some money to renovate the arena for the World Cup. It is now a loud old barn that won't fall apart until after the tournament. Charlevoix is a beautiful mountainous city that has our best skiing and snowboarding mountains.

The 18000 seat GCCU Centre is old but gets renovated often because the city does not want to build a new arena. It is home to the Worcester Snowbirds, and is the best place to get into a tussle with opposing fans in the whole CHL. Worcester is a medium sized city that has a bad reputation but is vibrant and bustling if you know where to look.

The 17150 seat Barsteeg Arena is home to the Hamilton Tigers and features lots of cushy amenities and some amazing sightlines. Hamilton is a blue collar city that loves its' sports teams.

Oak Air Centre seats 21800 and has some prohibitively expensive tickets during the CHL season. It is a building built during the modern era of nouveau riche, and features lots of corporate boxes and executive suites. Don't let that fool you though, there should be just as much passion as there would be at an Albionpool Oak Leafs game. Albionpool is our nation's capital, despite being a predominantly Anglophone city in a heavily Francophone nation. It is also the primary capital of business, which is not something Cotdelapomais from outside of Albionpool are particularly trusting of. It is not the most culturally developed city in the country, instead focusing more on "important" things like business, government and much of Cotdelapoms' scientific development. Albionpool is a very tall city with many large buildings that are home to most of Cotdelapoms' major companies. Demographics skew older and more English speaking. Notable attractions include the nation's largest ferris wheel in the centre of Harris Park and Windsor Square, the nation's largest open air market.

Home of the Kingston Musketeers, the 17100 seat Phoenix Arena can be a very different experience depending on where in the arena you are. The cheap seats are filled with aggressive lunatics and are no place for away fans, but down below in the pricier spots you can meet some of the most knowledgeable hockey fans in the whole country. During the World Cup, it is likely the lunatics will stay away, but who knows? Kingston is a worn out old industrial city that, for whatever reason, turns out a lot of Cotdelapoms' best writers.

The final (and third place game, should it involve Cotdelapoms) will take place at the brand new Stade de Cotdelapoms, our new national football stadium. The Stade de Cotdelapoms' holds 80,000 people and is an all-seater stadium, but it will feature special temporary seating on the pitch to give fans a better view. The weather should be perfect hockey weather, cold but hopefully not snowing. We expect the final will shatter the NS multiverse record for attendance of an ice hockey game.

If you are staying in Albionpool, head over by taking the Metro to the Commonwealth stop. It will be the very large football arena everyone will be walking towards.

Here is a map:


SCHEDULE
(Note: the first three games will be played at the first arena in the group, the last two will be played at the second. IC'ly, each day takes two days.)
Day 1- 21 June
1v 10
2 v 9
3 v 8
4 v 7
5 v 6

Day 2- 22 June
10 v 6
7 v 5
8 v 4
9 v 3
1 v 2

Day 3- 23 June
2 v 10
3 v 1
4 v 9
5 v 8
6 v 7

Day 4- 24 June (Fête nationale)
10 v 7
8 v 6
9 v 5
1 v 4
2 v 3

Day 5- 26 June
3 v 10
4 v 2
5 v 1
6 v 9
7 v 8

Day 6- 27 June
10 v 8
9 v 7
1 v 6
2 v5
3 v 4

Day 7- 28 June
4 v 10
5 v 3
6 v 2
7 v 1
8 v 9

Day 8- 29 June
10 v 9
1 v 8
2 v 7
3 v 6
4 v 5

Day 9- 30 June
5 v 10
6 v 4
7 v 3
8 v 2
9 v 1

Day 10- 1 July (Canada day)
Play-in game:
#15 vs #18 (Centre Valaire)
#16 vs #17 (GCCU Centre)

Day 11- 3 July
Eighth-Finals (Centre Télépom Mobilité, Centre Valaire, GCCU Centre, Oak Air Centre)

Day 12- 4 July
Quarter-Finals (Centre Télépom Mobilité & Oak Air Centre)

Day 13- 5 July
Semi-Finals (Oak Air Centre)

Day 14- 6 July
Third Place Game (Oak Air Centre)

Day 15- 7 July
Final (Stade de Cotdelapoms, Albionpool)

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My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y/N
Godmod scoring events: Y/N
RP injuries to my players: Y/N
Godmod injuries to my players: Y/N
Hand out penalties to my players: Y/N
Godmod other events: Y/N
STYLE MODIFIER: -3 (most defensive) to +3 (most offensive)

Tiebreaker info
1. Head-to-Head
2. Wins
3. Goal differential
4. Goals scored

[New Palmouth (Ancient)]

Our roser will be posted here.

[Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk]

Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk National Hockey Team

Nation: Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk
Nation Code: ABK
Association: Abcdefghijklmnopqstuk Hockey League (AHL)
Found: 2011
Titles: 0
Nickname: Elephdonkeys

CCH Harold Jones
ASST Dane Smith
ASST Evengi Berbatov
ASST Michael Little

LW John Lively-Currently Plays In Cotdelapoms
LW Eric Formly-Currently Plays In Cotdelapoms
LW Jorma Kavkitz-ABK National University
LW Jack Cart-ABK National University
RW David Mayer-ABK National University
RW Matt Mani-ABK National University
RW Aaron Johnson-ABK National University
RW Andrew Lerner-ABK National University
C Paul Parvern-ABK National University
C Greg Adamson-ABK National University
C Timothy Jones-ABK National University
C Brian Gervitz-ABK National University
DF Phillip Bonnin-ABK National University
DF Haru Kaaken-ABK National University
DF Hal Mallard-ABK National University
DF Michael Williams-ABK National University
DF Damon Hougere-ABK National University
DF Kyle Marsh-ABK National University
DF Javier Collins-ABK National University
DF Justin Huard-ABK National University
GK Stan Lake-ABK National University
GK Fred Mathis-ABK National University
GK Blake Riven-ABK National University
GK Harislak Gretzanovic-ABK National University

Line 1=Lively, Parvern, Mayer
Line 2=Formly, Adamson, Mani
Line 3=Kavkitz, Jones, Johnson
Line 4=Cart, Gevritz, Lerner
Pair 1=Bonnin, Kaaken
Pair 2=Mallard, Williams
Pair 3=Hougere, Marsh
Pair 4=Collins, Huard
Goalkeeper=Mathis

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: Y (Max 1)
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out penalties to my players: Y, too a reasonable extent
Godmod other events: N
STYLE MODIFIER: +2

[Cassadaigua]

CASSADAIGUA WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY 15 ROSTER

Coach: Courtney Rangen, 52 (First year as head coach as Graboski has retired)
Assistant: Sarah Kennedy, 46
Assistant: Melanie Roy, 45 (Starting goalie for the WCOH 8 championship team; first Cup as assistant)

Goalies:

Starter: #35- Christina Randolph, 30 (6’3”, 202) - First time starter
Backup: #33- Stacie Dupree, 24 (6'1", 188)

Line 1:

LW: #37- Stefanie Hughes, 25 (5'10, 164)
C: #16- Meghan Stafford (C), 26 (5'11" 167) - First time as team captain
RW: #21- Danielle Castleberry, 34 (6’4”, 211)

Line 2:
LW: #11- Danielle Martin, 22 (6'1", 190)
C: #23- Megan Sommerville, 27 (6’2”, 212)
RW: #19- Rachel Cooke, 23 (6'2", 199)

Line 3:

LW: #12- Bridget Ashford, 26 (6'6", 225)
C: #25- Julie O’Connell (A), 32 (5’8”, 172)
RW: #10- Byron Washington, 25 (6'7" 245)

Line 4:

LW: #22- John Brown, 24 (6'4" 233)
C: #17- Natalie Conroy, 24 (5'10, 162)
RW: #20- Amanda Luciano, 31 (6’3”, 215)

D Pair 1:

LD: #2- Kim Garrett (A), 30 (6'3" 205)
RD: #3- Samantha Preston, 25 (6'1", 204)

D Pair 2:

LD: #52- Michael Macchio, 23 (6'7", 231)- First time starter
RD: #7- Cheryl Tollner, 31 (6'5" 226)

D Pair 3:

LD: #32- Timothy Lyons, 27 (6’4”, 215)
RD: #4- Charlotte Stanley, 24 (6’2”, 207)

PP Unit 1: Hughes-Stafford-Castleberry; Garrett-S. Preston
PP Unit 2: Martin-Sommerville-Cooke; Macchio-Lyons
PK Unit 1: O’Connell-Castleberry; Garrett-Macchio
PK Unit 2: Ashford-Washington; S. Preston- Tollner

Reserves:

W: #44- David Stoddard, 24 (6'7", 237)
W: #9- Brenda McGuire, 30 (5’8”, 172)
W: #14- Jessica Stasberg, 23 (6'3, 221)
W: #77- Rob Boucher, 25 (6'6", 238)
C: #61- Kiersten Woodford, 23 (5'11", 171)
C: #13- Brett Gannon, 23 (6'7", 240)- First time on team
D: #36- Ciara Patenaude, 22 (6'4", 192)- First time on team
D: #6- Brittany Desjardins, 21 (6'2", 183)
D: #38- Michael DeLauria, 22 (6'8", 246)- First time on team
D: #5- Katie Robinson, 22 (6'3", 185)
G: #34- Kaitlyn Oakley, 21 (6'2", 194)- First time on team

Style Modifier: +1.5

RP Permissions: Don't kill or seriously injure anyone. Do not have anyone under 6' 0" fight, taller people can. Otherwise have fun.

[Carasatoga]

Nation: Carasatoga
Nation Code: CRG
Association: Carasatoga Hockey Administration (CHA)
Found: 1921
Titles: 0
Rank: 37
Nickname: Frozen G-Hawks

Position  Name	         Age	Hand	College	              Current Team
COACH     Robert Englund 48	R	Queenstown University Head Coach-Jackson Blue Jets
AST COACH Dean Baker	 51	L	Bridgeport University Head Coach-Wyoming Storm

1st Team

Position #	Name	        Age	Hand	College	                         Current Team
GK	 2	Kody Kellough	27	R	St. Stephen's University         Alexandria Privateers
DEF	 11	Kurt Isrica	26	R	University of Western Carasatoga Windsor Commanders
DEF	 10	Kelly Brookings	24	R	St. Stephen's University         Caroga Dasani HC
OFF	 22	Shane Summerlin	28	R	Oklahoma City State University   Saranac Sky
OFF	 74	Jamie Westick	28	R	Queenstown University            Orlando Visitors
OFF	 33	Erik Snow	27	R	St. Stephen's University         Wyoming Storm

2nd Team

Position #	Name	         Age	Hand	College	                 Current Team
DEF	 3	Darren Hartzfeld 31	R	St. Stephen's University Columbus Stars
DEF	 7	Tyro McGray	 30	R	University of Dayton     Canton Kangaroos
OFF	 16	Rick Strozier	 34	R	Bridgeport University    Inwood Cardinals
OFF	 4	Nelson Long	 32	R	Jackson State University Ontario Chargers
OFF	 20	Corey Stromberg  29	R	Jackson State University Alexandria Privateers

3rd Team

Position #	Name	        Age	Hand	College	                 Current Team
DEF	 8	Clayton Chukry	29	R	Oriale University        Wyoming Storm
DEF	 24	Jessie Viger	30	R	Johnstown University     Potsdam Bears
OFF	 21	Sam Hillyer	26	L	St. Stephen's University Johnstown Mercury
OFF	 00	Allan Stransky	31	R	Oriale University        Columbus Stars
OFF	 18	Lance Morea	30	R	Edmonton University      Oregon Crossroaders

Reserves

Position #	Name	           Age	Hand	College	                         Current Team
GK	 6	Collin Walters	   30	L	Queenstown University            Jackson Blue Jets
GK	 19	Christian Gattison 28	R	University of Western Carasatoga Dayton Red Helmets
DEF	 15	Guy Grace	   32	R	Jackson State University         HC Ottawa
DEF	 13	Mathew Bera	   34	R	Caroga University                Cheyenne Sharks
OFF	 28	Neil Morea	   28	L	Caroga University                Hopkinton Panthers
OFF	 1	Klay Dealba	   33	R	University of Western Carasatoga Jackson Blue Jets
OFF	 23	Brent Kukowski	   31	R	Delles State College             Potsdam Bears
OFF	 25	Tim Millen	   31	L	Potsdam State University         Jackson Blue Jets
OFF	 5	Hector Millen	   32	R	University of Ottawa             Edmonton Rockets

Oceania Stadium, Jackson
Capacity: 7,200

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: Y
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out penalties to my players: Y
Godmod other events: Y
STYLE MODIFIER: -1.5

[Colmark]

Goaltenders
Mark Hamilton
Richard Franks
Robert Williams

Defenders
Frederick Thomas
Peter Parsons
Luke Adams
Oliver Parsons
Mike Talbut
Harry Wilkinson
Peter Selve
Benjamin Burden

Forwards
Ian Richards
John George
Nicholas Timble
Peter Walters
Jack Stewart
Steven Peterson
Richard Walker
David Hughes

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: Y
Godmod injuries to my players: Y
Hand out penalties to my players: Y
Godmod other events: TG me first if big
STYLE MODIFIER: -3

[Newmanistan]

NEWMANISTAN WCOH 15 ROSTER

Timeline note: The Newmanistanian timeline considers all sports in its progress. In Newmanistan, the year is 2104, making it 3 years after WCOH 14.

Style Mod: +2
Home Arena: Arena at The Proving Grounds (Tundra Falls)

RP Permissions:
Choose goalscorers: Yes
Choose goal scoring events: Yes
Godmod goal scoring events: Yes
Penalize players/give game misconducts: Yes. Note that this is in no way a “goon it up team”. We’ll still fight, but we’re not the “old Rockets” here.
Injure Players: Yes, but only say they are hurt. I will determine the severity.
Godmod other events: TG your idea for approval first. I am open to doing some moderately crazy things, but for super crazy, look elsewhere!

Newmanistan does not use “set lines”. Next to each player’s name is the line they are normally found on, but things can change. (LW1= left wing top line, PP2, second PP unit; etc.)

Coach: Robert Ward (54, Springfield Thoroughbreds)
Assistant Coach: Sheldon Pierce (56, South Charlotte Condors)
Goalie Coach: Chris Lowry (51, South Charlotte Condors)
Trainer: Pascal Cousineau (55, Springfield Thoroughbreds)
Equipment Manager: Steve McEneny (40, Springfield Thoroughbreds)

Forwards:
#11- Matthew Carroll (29, Tundra Falls Mariners) (6'3, 220)-LW1, PP1, PK2 - Finisher/Sniper- Alternate Captain
#10- Jason Harrison (28, Springfield Thoroughbreds) (5'11" 191)- C1, PP1- Playmaker
#44- Petr Robertsson (26, Loudon Leopards) (5'10" 184)- RW1, C1, PP1 - Sniper

#15- Zack Holland (30, Centralia Cougars) (6'5" 229)- LW2, PP2, PK1 - Power forward/defensively skilled- Alternate Captain
#16- Vonnie Festarini (27, South Charlotte Condors) (6'2" 220)-C2, PP2- Playmaker
#18- Guy Lofquist (27, Southport Tigers) (6'2" 211)- RW2 -Sniper

#9- Eric Pederson (30, Hampton Bulldogs) (6'6" 238)- LW3, PK2 - Power forward/agitator
#25- Milan Gazdic (26, Southport Tigers) (5'9" 159)- C3, PP2 - Finesse stickhandler
#71- Vyacheslav Berdnikov (28, Putnam Lake Eagles) (6'0" 182)- RW3, PK1 Two-way forward

#23- Jean-Michel Mignardi (33, Olympia Gladiators) (6'5" 231)- LW4- Goon
#33- Benoit Picard (32, Pocono City Capitals) (6'1" 201)- C4- Defensive forward
#68- Josef Luciano (24, Thumbria Bay Gators) (6'2" 191)-RW4- Youthful Sniper

Defensemen:
#7- Dmitri Namestnikov (31, South Charlotte Condors) (6'1" 193)- LD1, PP1, PK1- All-around
#24- Patrick Gaudet (29, Pocono City Capitals) (6'2" 196)- RD1, PK1- Defensively focused- Captain

#2- Pierre Lefebvre (28, Tundra Falls Mariners) (6'4" 221)- LD2, PK2- Defensive, physical
#5- Dylan Klassen (26, Loudon Leopards) (6'3" 220)- RD2, PP1, PK1- Offensive defensemen

#4- Mikka Junttila (32, Fairfield City Admirals) (6'7" 237)- LD3, PP2- Offensive defensemen
#3- Jaromir Mahovsky (29, Putnam Lake Eagles) (6'0" 195)-RD3, PP2- All-around

Goaltenders:
Starter: #1- Michel Paquet (31, Olympia Gladiators) (6'2" 195)- “Whatever it takes” style
Backup: #31- Ian Tinordi (28, North Charlotte Wildcats) (6'4" 209)- Stand-up style

Also on roster: (normal scratches)
G: #35- Tyler Carrick (28, Pocono City Capitals) (5'11" 190)
D: #6- Maurice Beaudoin (33, Dover City Mountaineers) (6'6" 233)
D: #20- Brandon Tierney (22, South Tier Seagulls) (5'10", 177)
D: #32- Jacques Goulet (23, Putnam Lake Eagles) (6'4", 221)
D: #27- Duncan Kilpatrick (29, Springfield Thoroughbreds) (6'2" 201)
W: #17- Wayne Rullier (34, Centralia Cougars) (6'8" 244)
W: #8- Olivier Galansky (24, Centralia Cougars) (6'0" 210)
W: #43- Tony Harrison (19, Riverside Dolphins) (5'9" 169)
W: #12- Francois MacNaughton (26, Tundra Falls Mariners) (6'1" 199)
W: #22- Gordie Minella (29, Seminole Bay Gators) (6'5" 229)
W: #14- Stuart Hutchings (28, Brighton Bulls) (5'10" 171)
C: #21- Stefan Rieder (23, Loudon Leopards) (5'9" 166)
C: #19- Brett McKenzie (32, Pocono City Capitals) (6'3" 204)

[Taeshan]

Taeshan is a land of ice and snow...Need i say more...Former winners of Gold in the Winter Olympics, and former Bronze Medalists in WCOH

Roster

Name 	Position 	Age 	# 	Team
Forward Line 1 				
Ashton Appleby 	LW 	26 	5 	Kosovoe Pride
Eli Smith 	C 	24 	21 	Greenville Sliders
Colby Kennedy 	RW 	29 	25 	Fadron Fleet
Forward Line 2 				
Mack Martin 	LW 	35 	99 	Ying Jing Jokers
Nadin Baker 	C 	25 	20 	Machrobat Ice Kings
Tiny Peters 	RW 	29 	45 	Gieron Spiders
Forward Line 3 				
Zack Micheals 	LW 	27 	00 	NA
Tyler Klingon 	C 	29 	0 	NA
Cyler Mincey 	LW 	31 	19 	NA
Defensive Line 1 				
Slick Deringer 	RD 	33 	35 	Atlantea Atoms
Oli Merean 	LD 	28 	29 	Docktown Demons
Defensive Line 2 				
Smitty Myers 	RD 	26 	1 	Taeshan City Loggers
Jamie Myers 	LD 	26 	2 	Taeshan City Loggers
Defensive Line 3 				
Cam Jansen 	RD 	27 	91 	NA
Mathew Prery 	LD 	28 	79 	NA
Defensive Line 4 				
Fred White 	RD 	28 	37 	NA
Kyle Michelson 	CD 	17 	97 	NA
Colby Lenchey 	LD 	32 	44 	NA
Goalies 				
Trick Murphy 	S 	26 	17 	Atlantea Atoms
Jeff Leheay 	B 	25 	88 	Laketown Deep

Home- Purple
Away-Blue
Third-Lime

[Plutoni]

Hello, we are Plutoni! Again! We have some robots, and they are in italics. We even have a new coach!

RPers can do whatsoever they want. Most of the team generally doesn't tend to start fights, though will fight back if provoked. Flard, Feelkee, and Lugle are more likely to instigate stuff.

Style: 0

Coach: Kaith Holong (Southeast Giants)

Goaltenders (in priority order, Fassly starts):
#2, Karkin Fassly (Downtown Divers) (debuted in WCoH 13)
#8, Folzin Coopim (Northwest Endurance) (debuted in WCoH 13)
#18, Marnik Hash (Southeast Giants) (first tournament)

Defenders (left defenders on top):
Line 1:
#17, Pells Hammit (Northern Pinnacles) (first tournament)
#14, Pesling Flard (Northeast Demons) (3 goals since WCoH 13)

Line 2:
#3, Mylak Feelkee (Northeast Demons) (4 goals since WCoH 13)
#10, Spencer Lieb (Northwest Combatants) (first tournament)

Line 3:
#16, Sarah Dickinson (Central X-Treme) (first tournament)
#6, Kune Mirnony (Downtown Cougars) (first tournament)

Forwards: (left wing, then center, then right)
Line 1:
#12, Kikik Ninins (Southern Superstars) (7 goals since WCoH 13)
#15, Mikkle Shob (Southwest Soarers) (2 goals since WCoH 14)
#21, Owelly Murshom (Southeast Giants) (debuted in WCoH 14)

Line 2:
#19, Affip Heenes (Southwest Soarers) (3 goals since WCoH 14)
#13, Brod Shome (Downtown Cougars) (debuted in WCoH 14)
#7, Rodney Klapper (Exurbia Humanizts) (1 goal since WCoH 14)

Line 3:
#11, Jennifer Blint (East Anteaters) (first tournament)
#9, Hopand Karm (Downtown Divers) (first tournament)
#1, Astind Lugle (Eastern Gunners) (debuted in WCoH 14)

Line 4:
#4, Nake Sathit (Northern Pinnacles) (first tournament)
#20, Amir Payne (Northwest Combatants) (first tournament)
#5, Digin Marigal (Southern Superstars) (first tournament)

[Sakurakoku]

Sakurakoku National Ice Hockey Team

Long Name: Federated States of Sakurakoku
Short Name: Sakurakoku
Abbreviation: SKR
Demonym: Sakuran
Nickname: Ice Wolves

Coach: Zach Okamoto

Forwards
1st Line
- LW: Jou Lawson (#15)
- C: Takumi Amakusa (#14)
- RW: Geoff Nakai (#22)
2nd Line
- LW: Phillip Ootake (#47)
- C: Takeru Yoshida (#99)
- RW: Kentaro Sakakihara (#63)
3rd Line
- LW: Taichi Sumida (#53)
- C: Minehiro Yoshizawa (#86)
- RW: Noritaka Irie (#42)
4th Line
- LW: Noboru Kozawa (#77)
- C: Yuuichi Ooyama (#41)
- RW: Makoto Asakiri (#28)

Defensemen
1st Pair
- LD: Baku Ootani (#97)
- RD: Koji Tabata (#36)
2nd Pair
- LD: Akira Kobayashi (#9)
- RD: Takumi Kobayashi (#13) (fraternal twins)
3rd Pair
- LD: Masashi Kagura (#66)
- RD: Hifumi Makino (#72)

Goaltenders
- Haruka "Raven" Armitage (#5, starter)
- Tomoya Kino (#46)

Group E
6/21 L, 1-0 vs. Ko-Oren (Barsteeg Arena, Hamilton)
6/22 L, 3-0 vs. Qazox (GCCU Centre, Worcester)
6/23 L, 1-0 vs. Commonwealths of Isles (Barsteeg Arena, Hamilton)
6/24 T, 2-2 vs. Mossulia (GCCU Centre, Worcester)
6/26 T, 3-3 vs. Mytannion (Barsteeg Arena, Hamilton)
6/27 L, 2-0 vs. Lesser Cotswalds (GCCU Centre, Worcester)
6/28 vs. Mangolana (Barsteeg Arena, Hamilton)
6/29 vs. Mohawk Clans (GCCU Centre, Worcester)
6/30 vs. Cbngggfv (GCCU Centre, Worcester)

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: N
RP injuries to my players: Y (just don't make them career-ending or anything so extreme)
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out penalties to my players: Y
Godmod other events: Y if it's not too outlandish (please telegram me if you believe it might)
STYLE MODIFIER: -2

[Newmanistan]

ROCKETS LOOK TO TAKE POSITIVE STEP

Pocono City- The roster for the Newmanistanian entry in the 15th World Cup of Hockey has been announced, and pretty soon our players will be heading to Cotdelapoms to represent the Empire. While we have always taken pride in this great sport at home, the results haven’t really shown it for this tournament. Over and over, the Rockets have been riddled with disappointment, so much so that if you compared it to World Cup (Soccer) qualifying, that sport might actually look good. However, of late the Rockets have at least been making some strides, and they are coming off a playoff appearance and first round victory before the eventually bowed out. Because of that, Robert Ward returns as the head coach and most of the team returns for another attempt.

What can we expect from this team this year, fairly? While we would all love to see them lift the Cup over their heads, that is probably not going to happen. “I would like them to make the quarterfinals, minimum,” said analyst Kyle Collins, “The have to go one more step then they did last time. Put a couple good runs together, and the rank can climb. We want to believe that we have the ability to be great in this tournament, but we still have yet to show it.” Head coach Ward told us that he would not settle for anything less then a championship, but let’s face it, that’s coach-speak. Fairly, the minimum expectation of making the quarterfinal is what seems best.

As you are probably aware of by now, the tournament is in the nation of Cotdelapoms, which is part of the region of Rushmore. It is their largest hosting assignment so far, though they have showed their passion for hockey by hosting a couple junior tournaments, which seemed to go pretty well. Therefore, I expect to see a highly enthusiastic reaction to the tournament by their people, and it might make it hard for non-locals to even get tickets, but we’re sure you can find a way. There are ten teams in each of six groups, and there will be a single round robin between the teams. Newmanistan is assigned to Group C and the most notable opponents are Delaclava and Civil Citizenry, though there are some other potentially strong nations in this group. We’ll get to see the nation of Cheergirls, and that should probably be a good thing, at least for the men for in attendance. The Rockets will play there games at either Árena Loto-Marianne in Outremont or Centre Marianne Hydroéléctrique in Xavier. A source familiar with these arenas says they are like night and day. Said the source, “Aréna Loto-Marianne is a state of the art facility. And Newmanistanians should absolutely love the fact that they are painting the place sky blue. Rockets fans will certainly help with that by waving the flag all over the place. This is a great building for the team to playing in. Then you have Centre Marianne Hydroéléctrique, which is a dump.” Of their nine games, Newmanistan will have five in Outremont and will make it look even more sky blue then they ever thought possible.

[Qazox]

While hosting the 14th edition of the WCoH; Qazox flamed out in the quarterfinals (again), losing to eventual champions Kelssek. Most of the team does return in the hopes that the experience gained 2 years ago will propel the team back into championshop contention.

ROSTER:
NICKNAME: Eagles

Coach: Ryan Driesberg

STARTERS:
Goalie: Vanessa Greyson #14
L. Def: Terry Habchuwk #25
R. Def: Oilvia Tyson #26
L. Wing: Brian Steinhardt #38
Center: Craig Merrick #33
R. Wing: Danelle Royal #30

BENCH (2nd lines in italics):
Goalie: Lynne Venza #11
Goalie: Mike Sanno #16
L. Def: Carson Tauros #22
R. Def: Markesha Chad #28
L. Wing: Adam Penrose #31
Center: Denise Greene #39
R. Wing: Madison Kent #47 (only new player on squad)
L. Def: Yolanda Estaban #20
R. Def: Leo Swzawzki #24
L. Wing: James Powell #34
Center: Nicole Amberton #35
R. Wing: Diane Kelty #36
7th Defenseman: Chad Brennan #25
10th forward: Paula Denis #37

SCHEDULE:

Commonwealth of Isles
Sakurakuko
Mytannion
Lesser Cotswalds
Mangolana
Mohawk Clans
Cbngggfv
Ko-Oren
Mossulia

Sakurakuko, Mossulia and Mytannion appear to be the stiffest challengers to Qazox for the group title. But with the top 2 teams and 6 of the 8 3rd placed teams making the playoffs, Qazox should qualify out of this group.

[Cotdelapoms]

Head Coach Guy Lemaire is under a lot of pressure to put together a good performance at home in World Cup of Hockey 15. The team doesn't look too dissimilar from the team that crashed out of World Cup 14, but finished in the top 8 of the Olympics in Ashton.

FIRST LINE:
LW Rick Jones (Outremont Owls)
Smooth skating, high scoring, hard hitting winger, always a contender for the league's top scorer. Shoots first, asks questions later, passes never. He regularly leads the CHL in shots, as his shot selection is definitely not limited.
C Pierre Drouin (Outremont Owls)
The best two-way player in Cotdelapoms, Drouin scores highlight worthy goals, makes some of the most impressive passes in the league, is a phenomenal stick handler, and is also fairly defensively responsible. He gets hit often, and hard, so he sometimes is known for playing a little bit dirty but he also tends to get away with it at the league level as he is the biggest name and most marketable star. At the international level, he probably won't be protected by the referees, although he will certainly be protected by the crowd.
RW Guillaume Lajeunesse (Montréal Royals)
A true "power forward", pounds other teams and stands in front of the net to get tip-ins and redirects, a force to be reckoned with, and will protect Jones and Drouin. He is not the most fleet of foot, but he still finds the net. The Royals got him last season in a trade with the Rangers that was considered a fleecing by just about everyone.

SECOND LINE:
LW Adam Wrentham (PBI Rangers)
Will have to do the dirty work for his line, but that won't be a huge issue. He's a big guy with good hands who definitely plays a "pest" sort of game. Is not usually particularly willing to fight, which will drive opposition players crazy. He gets called out a lot and is not the most popular player in opposition locker rooms, but teammates love him- especially when he shows up and scores an important goal.
C Jean-André Vlemincx (Côte-Est Mariners)
An excellent passer of the puck with truly tremendous vision and pretty adequate stick handling skills. His speed is also a huge tool in his arsenal, as is his drive. He has earned a bit of a reputation for choking in big games, but put a dent in it by being one of the best players at the Olympics.
RW Luc Dionne (Montréal Royals)
Has deft hands and fleet feet, but is purely an offensive player. Will probably be the primary goal scorer on his line, but may get removed for someone a little bit tougher if the game gets chippy.


THIRD LINE:
LW Louis Periard (Portsmouth Mallards)
Periard is one of the Cotdelapomais hockey's bright young stars, commonly mentioned alongside Julien Champagne, Benoît Cohen and Jean-Luc Barr, all of whom he played for the junior team with. Periard was the least favoured of the lot, but has had the most successful pro career- partially because he filled out a lot before turning 19. Periard has a wicked slap shot that will likely help Periard and Champagne get rebound goals. This was a big tactic for the surprise team of the CHL last year, the Mallards.
C Luca Messina (Montréal Cotdelapomais)
A late bloomer, did not really become a star until he was on his third team at the age of 27, but was a huge part of les Citoyens' Dumas Cup campaign two seasons ago. He is quite small but a very smooth skater and is always in the right place at the right time. He does not tend to get too physical, but he is also surprisingly strong.
RW Julien Champagne (Montréal Cotdelapomais)
Champagne saw a lot of criticism from the notoriously tough Montréal media in the beginning of last season, but he shut them up when he went on an absolute tear in the playoffs before les Citoyens saw their untimely demise. He can definitely stickhandle, and Lemaire wants to keep him with Messina since they work well together for les Citoyens.

FOURTH LINE:
LW Roch Cormier (Lacs d'Été Otters)
A quiet workhorse, has started to earn a lot more respect around the league, and will be paired with Dupuis on the energy line. He is afraid to neither throw his weight around nor get into a race, although he'd rather throw his weight around.
C Claude Dupuis (Worcester Snowbirds)
A penalty killing specialist, Dupuis is the best face-off winner on the team, and is more of a defensively responsible centre. He is a pretty smooth skater and generally does a good job of avoiding penalties as well. He will be in the middle of the energy line.
RW Andrus Alexopopoulos (Rouen Caribou)
One of the league's hardest hitters and most intimidating players, the least likely to score of all the forwards but has surprisingly deft hands. Andrus will be out to make anyone who dares stickhandle through the middle pay, and will ensure nobody puts too much pressure on his linemates or anyone else.

DEFENCEMEN:
1. Alexandre Briére (Montréal Cotdelapomais)
2. Émile D'Aoust (Cap Nordique Drakkar)
Briére is a giant bruiser with a great slapshot who is at home in any circumstance- he is a good 5-on-5 defenceman, he is a power play quarterback and he is willing to block shots on the PK. D'Aoust is a little guy willing to move the puck and block shots, although not an amazing hitter.

3. Marco Trussina (Île d'Elisabeth Osprey)
4. Joseph Powell (Chambly Brewers)
Trussina is very tall and useful on the penalty kill, he has a long reputation for being a bit of a pylon, but that's not entirely fair- he still slows down oncoming attackers enough for his partner to come over and interfere, or to help out his goaltender. Powell is smoother and faster, and sometimes can go a whole game without being noticed- which can be a huge positive or a huge negative.

5. Thierry Johansson (Albionpool Oak Leafs)
6. Michel Gingras (Kingston Musketeers)
Thierry Johansson is an adept stick checker who doesn't make the big hits but is still a competent defender. Gingras is another power play specialist, has the league's hardest slap-shot and may be called upon intermittently.

GOALIES:
1. Pascal Sévigny (Montréal Cotdelapomais)
2. Maxime Deslaurier (Île-d'Elisabeth Osprey)
3. Johann Sauvé (Kingston Musketeers)
Pascal Sévigny is a spectacle to behold- a whirling dervish who makes some amazing highlight reel saves but occasionally lets in the beach ball. The nation lost confidence in Maxime Deslaurier during the last World Cup, so Sévigny became the goaltender during the Olympics. Deslaurier just won the Dumas Cup, though, so he is the hot hand- but in all likelihood Sévigny is the starter. Deslaurier is a very comfortable, very agile butterfly goalie who stays a little bit closer to the net than Sévigny. Sauvé is a good goaltender but is just a formality, he will not play.

POWER PLAY UNITS:
1- Jones-Drouin-Lajeunesse-Briére-Gingras
2- Periard-Messina-Dionne-Powell-D'Aoust

PENALTY KILL UNITS:
1- Dupuis-Cormier-Briére-Trussina
2- Drouin-Wrentham-Johansson-Powell

3 MAN PENALTY KILL
1- Dupuis-Briére-Trussina
2- Cormier-Johansson-Powell

RESERVES:
LW Rémy Tremblay (Saint-Urbain Citadelles)
All flash, no substance, but when he's on his game he can be a real goal threat- and the goals will almost certainly be dazzling. Puts up big numbers over a season, but the concern is that if he hits a cold snap he'll simply sulk. Could be called upon if goals are needed.
LW Jérôme Cyr (Worcester Snowbirds)
Extraordinarily quick and has great positioning. Not a natural scorer but his positioning leads to him getting a lot of good rebound goals. He sets up in the slot, or to the left and gets in tight spaces.
RW Benoît Cohen (Rouen Caribou)
Cohen is a big, young, stud winger who simply won't get much ice time because of the position he plays.
D Konstantin Koritz (Cap Nordique Drakkar)
Plays a similar game to Briére, but not quite as good.

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: Y, please let me determine severity.
Godmod injuries to my players: Y
Hand out penalties to my players: Y, not a particularly dirty team but not the cleanest either. Dupuis is known for his gentlemanly play, as is Luca Messina. Wrentham can get lots of penalties, but won't fight as he is most of a pest (think RL Max Lapierre, Sean Avery). Wrentham is not above embellishment either. Alexopopoulos is willing to fight if necessary.
Godmod other events: Y
STYLE MODIFIER: +3

[Chenkorya]

Coach: Anacletus Sitz
Assistent Coach: Milenko Ellsworth

Forwards
1st Line
- LW: Paschal Sorensen
- C: Ieronimus Avana
- RW: Ithiel Pozzi
2nd Line
- LW: Yoram Vörös
- C: Oisín Crewe
- RW: Italus Appleton
3rd Line
- LW: Berkant Normandsen
- C: Mohammad Fischer
- RW: Heinrich Nikula
4th Line
- LW: Lukas Stevenson
- C: Oliver Kendrick
- RW: Josh Slane

Defensemen
1st Pair
- LD: Nikola Pál
- RD: Raban Tamboli
2nd Pair
- LD: Evžen Smythe
- RD: Lucianus Losnedahl
3rd Pair
- LD: Niven Alesi
- RD: Virgil Bogdanov

Goaltenders
- Casper Nicotera (Starter)
- Wiebe Hérbert

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: Y
Godmod injuries to my players: Y
Hand out penalties to my players: Y
Godmod other events: Y
STYLE MODIFIER: +2

[Mytannion]

MYTANAR ICE HOCKEY NATIONAL SIDE.

Starting Team.
#77 Bakunin - #14 Hajers - #6 Tujenhev
       #3 Veterin - #32 Dugev
              #1 Kyschenko

Key Player is bolded, Team Captain is underlined.

First Line.
LW #77, Marcin Bakunin, 21 (Worcester Snowbirds, Cotdelapoms, Rushmori CHL)
He's the real creator of goals in this side; he is the one that finds the way through a defence, picking the lock and setting-up for a team-mate to easily finish. He'll have to be tightly marked as he is as slippery as a buttered snake.

C #14, Boris Hajers, 23 (Thessia Pistons, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
Big, strong, bustling centre - he uses his strength to his advantage and charges his way through defences. He scored 27 goals for the Thessia Pistons in the last season in the Rushmori CHL and this was largely thanks to the fact he arrived in the right place at the right time and has excellent positioning.

RW #6, Pryzemyzr Tujenhev, 22 (Montréal Royals, Cotdelapoms, Rushmori CHL)
The goalscorer, his shooting is amazingly accurate and his strength and stick-handling are brilliant. He is the key-man in this side and if he plays well, the team plays well. He has real pace when going over the ice and is the most influential player in this side.

Second Line.
LW #7, Piotr Jenkov, 23 (Arsika Hammers, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
Quick and has excellent stick-handling, able to negotiate his way through defenders with ease. His shooting accuracy leaves something to be desired, but when he slaps one toward goal - you'd be a fool to get in front of it, it hurts. Scored 25 for the Hammers as they won the Mytanar-Sargossan Division regular season championship.

C #2, Aksel Gundersen, 19 (Unattached)
He may not have a team in a domestic league somewhere, but this kid is the future of Mytanar Ice Hockey. He may be a bit undersized for a Centre (5'8"), but his speed and anticipation make up for it, he knows exactly where the puck is going before it gets there. He has also been known to go from behind his own net to the other end of the rink to score; so he has very advanced stick-handling too. He'll be hoping to catch the attention of foreign teams in this tournament for sure.

RW #44, Vitaliy Yertolenko, 22 (Ebor Snowstorm, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
A very, very creative player. He knows how to split a defence wide open with a pass and can ghost past defenders as if they weren't there. If he gets the puck, expect something big. He was the leader in assists for Mytanar sides in the Rushmori CHL with 37, meaning he took part in 85% of his team's goals over the season.

Third Line.
LW #23, Kamal Tykowski, 23 (Thessia Pistons, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
He plays for his home-town club and is extremely proud of that. He is good at making a quick impact as he speeds past defenders and has accurate and powerful shooting. He could be a huge asset to this team and is very influential. He scored 20 for the Pistons in the last CHL season.

C #25, Declan Denham, 25 (Arsika Hammers, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
Strong, very, very strong. He keeps the ball well and then brings others into play whilst holding off one or two defenders - meaning he can be used well to take defenders away from his team-mates, who he then brings into play. He has excellent passing and very accurate shooting.

RW #10, Ilya Saiyfulemindirov, 20 (Unattached)
He was the hopes of Mytanar hockey, but with the emergence of Bakunin and Tujenhev - the hype around him died down. He is still a great player though, of good stature and strength. He is very graceful and floats around the ice, his stick-handling is exceptional although his shooting is slightly below-par. He is good at assisting and that is his main job within this team, he'll be hoping to catch the eye of some big teams during this tournament.

Fourth Line.
LW #13, Yurij Galasek, 24 (Ebor Snowstorm, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
He's quick, no doubting that - he possibly lacks the strength needed for a player on this huge stage. His partnership with Vitaliy Yertolenko in the CHL season has led many pundits to question why they aren't on the same line, Yertolenko was the provider for all of Galasek's goals in the season, all 25 of them. He has very accurate shooting.


C #99, Jaroslaw Marha, 19 (Unattached)
Another youngster without a team who we have high hopes for. Hopefully he'll team up with Aksel Gundersen on the same line in the future as they work brilliantly together - as shown in the second WJHC. He's not renowned for his speed, but he does have surprising acceleration and no one thinks that he has as good stick-handling as he does, but his shooting is what he is best known for; accurate and powerful - he should get a move somewhere through a good performance in this tournament.

RW #39, Hazir Turinski, 18 (Unattached)
Is the one to look to for when the team is in need of pace and quick creativity, he is a player who is built in the Pryzemyzr Tujenhev mould but isn't as inspirational as him and nowhere near as skilful - he is quick, has average stick-handling, but gets away from defenders and has good shooting.

Defencemen.
LD #3, Wojtek Veterin, 24 (Montréal Royals, Cotdelapoms, Rushmori CHL)
The big man at the back. Hard-hitting, tough-tackling defender. He uses his strength to excellent use and can start plays right from the back with his passing being very accurate. He does get a few too many penalties called on him, but he has the composure to cope on the bigger stage and so shouldn't concede too many.
RD #32, Alixysandr Dugev, 23 (Arsika Hammers, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
The man who was at the helm of the tightest Mytanar defence in the Rushmori CHL last season. He is slightly undersized but is willing to put his body on the line to block shots and can move the puck well; as he has decent stick-handling skills too. He hits well, even though he isn't the tallest, but tries to make an impression all the same.

LD #36, Wladimir Sevac, 22 (Thessia Pistons, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
Quick, although not the strongest and so could be a player to exploit. He glides across the ice and is normally the man who sets up the way we play when on the powerplay, the one who sits back and organising everything. Very accurate passer.
RD #49, Iivari Hard, 19 (Unattached)
He is brilliant at intercepting passes, and is very strong. When he hits you, you think it might be something twenty times as big. He is one of the tallest defenders on the team and he makes sure people know it. He'll be looking to catch the attention of foreign teams as he is another youngster who is currently unattached to any team.

LD #4, Wesley Tuuijkers, 24 (Unattached)
An absolute behemoth at 6'7" and he uses his height and strength to their absolute best possible usage - slamming into people. He blocks attackers off, bullies them, does whatever it takes to get them off the puck - his stick-handling is a bit suspect, but he doesn't have too use it too much thankfully. Hoping to catch the attention of foreign teams.
RD #16, Sanzhis Olayzhinsh, 19 (Ebor Snowstorm, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
He has to be one of the most elegant defenders there is, his tackling doesn't touch the man, he just steals the puck without the player knowing anything about it. His strength is doubted highly because of this, and if threatened with a strong forward - he could be in trouble.

Goaltenders.
#1, Vladimir Kyschenko, 23 (Ebor Snowstorm, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
When he played for the Juniors, he was ridiculed because of his height. But his confident displays, amazing agility and willingness to go out after shooters were impressive and proved the doubters wrong as he helped lead the Mytanar Juniors to the WJHC Championship.
#8, Yerjan Litala, 22 (Arsika Hammers, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
A goalie who has been known to make amazing, point-blank saves and the one who saved the penalty-shot in the shoot-out, in the first WJHC final which won it for our Juniors - an impressive goalie.
#15, Christian Daecher, 19 (Thessia Pistons, Mytannion, Rushmori CHL)
Probably won't even get a look-in, but he chases shooters away from goal fairly often and is known to take risks - which is sometimes his downfall.

Power Play Units:
1 - Bakunin, Hajers, Tujenhev; Veterin, Sevac.
2 - Jenkov, Gundersen, Turinski; Olayzhinsh, Dugev.

Penalty Kill Units:
1 - Tujenhev, Yertolenko; Veterin, Dugev.
2 - Bakunin, Tykowski; Hard, Tuuijkers.

3-Man Penalty Kill:
1 - Tujenhev; Veterin, Dugev.
2 - Jenkov; Hard, Olayzhinsh.

Coaching Team.
Head Coach: Radoslav Tyrenz
Assistant Coach: Yuri Stypanov

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y.
Godmod scoring events: Y.
RP injuries to my players: Y.
Godmod injuries to my players: Y.
Hand out penalties to my players: Y, will often fight.
Godmod other events: Y, our fans will often fight.

[Gallund]

This is the first appearance for the Gallund Grizzly Bruins National Ice Hockey Team.



Team Info

Long Nation: The Armed Republic of Gallund
Short Nation: Gallund
Nation Code: GGB
Association: Gallund National Hockey League Association (GNHLA)
Founded: 2011
Titles: 0
Nickname: Grizzly Bruins
Arena: Gallund Auto Arena (Sandomone, Techirech, Gallund)
Arena Seats: 22,000

Staff

Head Coach - Don Frence
Assistant Coach - Rob Bupeer
Forward Coach - Dan Veteer
Defense Coach - Zach Nemmer
Goalie Coach - Manny Legace
Medical Staff - Anthony Ferdeeres

Roster

Line 1 - Royy Bartmouth(Center(20)), Vonde LuDacle(Right Wing(66)), Gilly Billbuger(Left Wing(23))
Line 2 - Tomer Benchsat(Center(21)), Haton Retwire(Right Wing(78)), Dannoy Filand(Left Wing(98))
Line 3 - Dering Berling(Center(54)), Factwer VanDen(Right Wing(73)), Itlaer Ferand(Left Wing(45))
Line 4 - Bomer Tomer(Center(10)), Derven Sandet(Right Wing(43)), Exmaple Fewter(Left Wing(75))
D Line 1 - Camer Temer(Right Defense(3)), Quemms Youss(Left Defense(17))
D Line 2 - Samer Demer(Right Defense(62)), Duees Ceuss(Left Defense(33))
D Line 3 - Merset Cowets(Right Defense(29)), Venture Ferween(Left Defense(86))
PP Line 1 - Royy Bartmouth(Center(20)), Factwer VanDen(Right Wing(73)), Example Fewter(Left Wing(75)), Camer Temer(Right Defense(3)), Duees Ceuss(Left Defense(33))
PP Line 2 - Tomer Benchsat(Center(21)), Vonde LuDacle(Right Wing(66)), Itlaer Ferand(Left Wing(45)), Samer Demer(Right Defense(62)), Queems Youss(Left Defense(17))
PK Line 1 - Dering Berling(Center(54)), Derven Sandet(Right Wing(43)), Camer Temer(Right Defense(3)), Duees Ceuss(Left Defense(33))
PK Line 2 - Bomer Tomer(Center(10)), Dannoy Filand(Left Wing(98)), Samer Demer(Right Defense(62)), Venture Ferween(Left Defense(86))
Starting Goalie - Timmy Thomas(G(5(C)))
Back-Up Goalies - Captain Vacture(G(25)), Zameer Gqueen(G(1))

Uniform

RP Permissions

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: N
Godmod injuries to my players: Y (Not season or career ending)
Hand out penalties to my players: Y (Only 2 minute ones, and no ejections, only 2 in the box at a time)
Godmod other events: N
STYLE MODIFIER: 0

[Greater Cotswalds]

Greater Cotswalds Returns for WCoH 15
Media Primer Sheet


ROSTER:
Coach: Jens Schillings

OFFENCE LINE ONE:
LW Byron Collins (Heeyt Jackals)
C Markko Hall (Gaal Jets) (C)
RW Tommi Maartin (Gaal Jets)

OFFENCE LINE TWO:
LW Alex var der Kamm (Noordpoort Mariners)
C Pieter Morrissen (Kamloops Beavers)
RW Kristoff Langer (Tirpenz Rangers)

OFFENCE LINE THREE
LW Kolin Trier (Sabena Rockets)
C Henrik Simmons (Waltwill Lumberjacks) (A)
RW Gerd Schiller (Suudpoort Commodores)

OFFENCE LINE FOUR
LW Fredrik Kinsbergen (Waalen Monarchs)
C Jaani Lindt (Buurg Metropolitans)
RW Kolin Mulder (Heeyt Jackals)

FIRST DEFENSIVE PAIR
D Martin Koeman (Suudpoort Commodores)
D Erik var der Laan (Buurg Metropolitans) (A)

SECOND DEFENSIVE PAIR
D Owen Mills (Schipöl Brauwers)
D Erik Vermeeren (Cotswalds Kapitels)

THIRD DEFENSIVE PAIR
D Jan Waldeck (Noordpoort Mariners)
D Patric var Riks (Waalen Monarchs)

GOALTENDERS
G Timmo Daahl (Buurg Metropolitans)
G Marcus Tillmann (Tirpenz Rangers)

BENCH
C Tomas Stepp (Schleid Fury)
C Ruud Kirkmann (Amsteed Fighting Aces)
RW Jon Hartwaal (Paalbrek Spirit)
LW Gregor Demandt (Cotswalds Kapitels)
D Alexander Senior (Schipöl Brauwers)
G Jan Bosland (Aallek Stars)

GENERAL INFORMATION
Hockey is a very popular sport in a very sport centric Greater Cotswalds battling for viewership with football and motorsport. The Waaldish Hockey Board has kept the team similar to that which was brought to the last World Cup of Hockey appearance Greater Cotswalds made, hoping that some more experience will have done well for the squad. Captaining the squad is Markko Hall, possibly the most popular player in Greater Cotswalds and a dominant force in the success of the Gaal Jets.

Greater Cotswalds has close ties to Cotdelapoms, included a one season attempt at a united hockey league, the Gaal Jets taking the sole championship. Additionally leading Waaldish beer company Barsteeg is the most popular beer and Cotdelapoms and will be sponsoring many events for the Waaldish contingent who will be coming out to cheer the Arctic Foxes on. As a result, there will no doubt be a massive showing for the opening game of the WCoH: Cotdelapoms vs. Greater Cotswalds.

This will also make for the first sports competition to include the Lesser Cotswalds, their Socialist neighbor to the west that separated after a brief but devastating civil war. It is doubtful they will play each other in this competition due to the groupings and likelihood (or lack there of) of Lesser Cotswalds getting out of the group stage.

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My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: Y, but stay vague and I will determine severity
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out penalties to my players: Y (we are not a massively rough team, cept for our fourth line)
Godmod other events: Y (Within reason please)
STYLE MODIFIER: +2

[Cabric]

As their application to join the 14th World Cup of Hockey was delivered just minutes late, Cabric was forced to sit on the sidelines an await for the 15th edition to participate. The extra 6 months off has allowed the hockey team to better prepare for the vigors of the WCoH tourney.

ROSTER (Starters in BOLD)

#12 Forward: Andrew Cotley (17 yrs old) Shoots: Left. Style: Checking. 6' 2" 220.
#15 Defense: Arthur Hillis (17 yrs old) Shoots: Right. Style: Enforcer. 6' 4" 237.
#19 Goalie: Bryanne Cotti (18 yrs old) Glove: Right. Style: Butterfly. 5' 7" 147.
#33 Center: Bryant Baen (18 yrs old) Shoots: Right. Style: Sniper. 5' 11" 201.
#24 Defense: Carl Manfie (17 yrs old) Shoots: Right. Style: Grinder. 6' 0" 209.
#23 Defense: David Giffen (18 yrs old) Shoots: Left. Style: Checker. 6' 1" 228.
#9 Forward: Erica Haynes (17 yrs old) Shoots: Left. Style: Passer. 5' 7" 146.
#59 Defense: Fabio d'Cote (18 yrs old) Shoots: Right. Style: Grinder. 6' 3" 229.
#28 Goalie: Fran Eades (17 yrs old) Glove: Left. Style: Standup. 5' 4" 156.
#7 Goalie: Greg Monck (19 yrs old) Glove: Right. Style: Butterfly. 6' 4" 218.
#11 Forward: Irene Dobbs (16 yrs old) Shoots: Right. Style: Sniper. 5' 6" 145.
#3 Center: Jason Malinao (18 yrs old) Shoots: Left: Style: Grinder. 6' 4" 233.
#20 Forward: Kaylie Landau (17 yrs old) Shoots: Left. Style: Sniper. 5' 6" 150.
#30 Center: Mark Palin (16 yrs old) Shoots: Right. Style: Grinder. 6' 2" 219.
#18 Forward: Paula Renfro (19 yrs old) Shoots: Right. Style: Passer. 5' 6" 144.
#22: Defense: Robert Nance (17 yrs old) Shoots: Left. Style: Enforcer. 6' 5" 254.
#5: Defense: Robert Randal (18 yrs old) Shoots: Right. Style: Grinder. 6' 4" 239.
#8: Forward: Sean Higgins (17 yrs old) Shoots: Right. Style: Sniper. 6' 1" 222.

Schedule:
Havansk
Virabia
Taeshan
Carasatoga
Wolfmanne
Plutoni
Polar Islandstates
Darmen
North Chicanan

The schedule is rather tough, with Plutoni being the odds on favorite to emerge from Group F atop. North Chicanan, Virabia and Taeshan look to be the next three best teams, and after that a crapshoot for 5th best. With a bit of luck, the Cabric Caribou could conquer in Cotdelapoms.

[Lesser Cotswalds]

Lesser Cotswalds sets out for Glory!

(Reprinted from National Paper VolksZeitung)

For the first time since our great struggle and establishment as the nation of the Waaldish people the DRLC is sending participating in an international sporting event. The travel will bring us to Cotdelapoms, an ally to Greater Cotswalds however they are being gracious to our presence so we will not let that minor detail hold that against them.

Unlike other competitors who have national leagues who spend millions of currency to pay their players instead of devoting it to the people, the DRLC is comprised of the best amateur players from the leading hockey clubs. General Secretary Wilfred Jongste praised the team upon their departure from Kallistaad, "We expect great things from this team, the eyes of our nation will stare upon them with great anticipation." Coach Wietse Litjens expressed his gratitude and they boarded the flight to Worcester.

The roster for the effort is as follows:

OFFENCE LINE ONE:
LW Erich Hogewoning
C Timme Sars
RW Miroslav Veldstra (C)

OFFENCE LINE TWO:
LW Jens Veenhuizen
C Markko Frerichs
RW Koos Duiker

OFFENCE LINE THREE:
LW Karl Bruijnen
C Lukas Knubben
RW Jari var Iterson

OFFENCE LINE FOUR:
LW Alexandr Vrielink
C Tomas var Meer
RW Viktor Oosterkamp

FIRST DEFENSIVE PAIR:
D Josef Rijssel
D Niels Malestein

SECOND DEFENSIVE PAIR:
D Mikhail Spijker
D Konrad Moret

THIRD DEFENSIVE PAIR:
D Matti Stappers
D Jari Raadschelders

GOALTENDERS:
G Pieter Leijten
G Jari-Matti Strijbos

BENCH:
C Kolin Marsman
RW Miro Vliek
LW Mati Veltmaat
D Timmo Korevaar
D Ruud Bronkhorst
G Alfred Stegers

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My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: Y, but stay vague and I will determine severity
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out penalties to my players: Y (This team will play a bit rough)
Godmod other events: Y (Within reason please)
STYLE MODIFIER: -1

[North Chicanan]

Starting Line

RD Evan Jones (#6, Crossings Spears)
RW Finn Williams (#19, York)
C Will Pjanni (#17, York City)
LW Ashley Jones (#8, Halifax)
LD Diem Wynn (#22, Alexandria)

Second Line

RD Eric Quoll (#35, Transvaal County)
RW James Monroe (#4, Halifax)
C Wyatt Elizabeth (#40, Crossings Rangers)
LW Paul Tonas (#18, Amsterdam County)
LD Tommy Jones (#33, Highlands)

Third Line

RD Houston Biellman (#12, Halifax)
RW Benji Phoenix (#29, Castille)
C Yannik Allon (#20, Kinsington)
LW George Mittlegan (#11, Livingston)
LD Marcus Ballad (#27, Amsterdam County)

Fourth Line

RD Alex Shitou (#7, Crossings Spears)
RW Alex Daniels (#13, Amsterdam County)
C Reggie Stinnik (#15, Port Elizabeth)
LW Samuel Washington (#36, Northwest)
LD Aiden Polk (#21, Livingston)

Keepers

Starter: James Willet (#27, Castille)
Reserves: Helix Denall (#28, Amsterdam County)

Manager: Jason Swizzer (Halifax)
Assistant: Adam Powell (York City)

[Camwood]

The Camwood Blue Jays Roster

Jersey



Forwards

14 LW RICHARD Kellam (21, 6'2'', 207 lb) Port Kostas Mates - Playmaker Assist. Capt.
25 C JOHN Moncrief (28, 5'11'', 197 lb) Compolis Cats - Finese Capt.
30 RW MARK Portillo (31, 6'1'' 201 lb) New Athens Warriors - Physical

42 LW BENJAMIN Heredia (27, 6'4'', 234 lb) Petmonton Rigs - Goon
05 C ERNEST Lewandowski (25, 6'1'', 212 lb) Port Kostas Mates - Sniper
06 RW JESSE Shrum (30, 5'10'' 188 lb) Vanler Whites - Defensive Forward

34 LW HARRY Cates (22, 6'2'' 219 lb) Compolis Cats - Finese
08 C JEREMY Han (27, 6'1" 203 lb) New Athens Warriors - Power Forward
09 RW SHAWN Magness (25 5'11'', 198 lb) Clenson Congressmen - Sniper

Defensemen

10 LD JOHNNY Lefevre (23, 5'10'' 192) Clenson Congressman - Finese Assist. Capt.
14 RD LAWRENCE Otoole (24, 6'0'' 201) Port Kostas Mates - Defensivly focused

21 LD STEPHEN Henson (31, 6'1'' 201 lb) New Athens Warriors - Playmaker
13 RD JOSHUA Constant (21, 6'2'', 207 lb) Vanler Whites - Goon

Goalies

01 G BOBBY Jesse (26 5'9" 187 lb) Port Kostas Mates - Butterfly
15 G DONALD Hatfield (21, 6'2'', 207 lb) Compolis Cats - Stand up

Staff
Head Coach: JUSTIN Beeson
Asssist Coach: JEFFERY Jimenez
Trainer: MIKE Hollar

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: Y just say injured I'll detirmine the injury/severity
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out penalties to my players: Y not too many though
Godmod other events: N
STYLE MODIFIER: +1

[Mossulia]

(Age : Apperances : Goals or clean sheets)
Starters in Bold

Goalkeepers
#1 Ewan Thompson (28:8:3)
#6 Daniel Port (24:2:1)

Defence
#2 Fred Tricky (32:1:0)
#3 Peter East (33:10:1)
#7 Percy White (20:0:0)
#8 Jack Krate (17:0:0)

Offence
#4 Robert Stanley (27:9:6)
#5 Terrance White (25:7:2)
#9 Perry Hunders (22:0:0)
#10 Benjamin Bastell (21:0:0)

Mossulia are going into the next WCoH campaign on a pretty low note. The team from the last cup failed in the play-ins to Newmanistan and now they find themselves in Cotdelapoms. This nation is not only cold, but we were bidding for this cup. The Mossulian public sat in hope, pefched on their sofa with a beer while the results came in. They had lost. Not a good start. Anyway we are going into a group with 9 other teams, these include Mytannion and Qazox. Lets just hope lady luck won't spite us again.

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y (Contact me first)
RP injuries to my players: Y (Nothing career ending)
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out penalties to my players: Y
Godmod other events: Y (Contact me first)
STYLE MODIFIER: +0.75

[Mangolana]

Coaching Staff
Head Coach- Gerry Fleming
Associate Coach- Terry Lindgren
Athletic Trainer- Todd Wisocki
Equipment Manager- Jason McDonald

Forwards

Line 1
Lw- #10 Reggie Berg, C- #14 Tom Buckley, Lw- #33 Toni Shepard
Line 2
Rw- #28 Patrick Bordeleau, C- #11 McDonald, Lw- #12 Brad Zancanaro
Line 3
Rw- #17 Brandon Coalter, C- #18 Derek Damon, Lw- #27 Ross Carlson
Line 4
Rw- #15 Mathieu Roy (wah), C- #55 Brad Pitt, Lw- #72 Kevin Baker

Defense
Line 1
RD- #24 Elgin Reid, LD- #9 Ernie Hartlieb
Line 2
RD- #5 Bobby Raymond, LD- #3 Kyle Lawson
Line 3
RD- #20 Matt Beca, LD- #16 John Payne

Goalkeepers
Starter- #33 Craig "Killer" Kowalski
Back Up- #41 Bobby Goephert
Emergency Back up (will not Dress unless of goalkeeper injury)- #1 Jeff Maund


My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: Y
Godmod injuries to my players: Y
Hand out penalties to my players: Y, Shepard and Bordeleau love to fight
Godmod other events: Y

Style modifier: +3

[Darmen]

Darmen National Ice Hockey Team
Heach Coach:Marc Lemaire
Asst. Coach:Jack Ramsey

Line One
G-Peter Roloson
D-Mattias Mitchell(Captain)
D-Brent Brown
RW-Trent Gaborik
LW-Todd Dupuis
C-Brendan Ronning

Line Two
G-Dan Kochan
D-Bryan Bombardir
D-Sami Kuba
RW-Marek Zyuzin
LW-Scott Perry
C-Tim Prince

Line Three
D-Brady Pittenger
D-Sterling Jones
RW-Lukas Vogler
LW-Guthrie Bonds
C-Suppan Clemons

[The Ursine Northlands]

The Ursine Northlands
(‘The Devils-on-Ice’)

All of the staff and players are actual Ursines (i.e. anthropomorpic, bipedal Bears). They're all male, unlike the country's footballers, and all of those who've arrived for this competition so far come from one or another of the three teams that ended last season highest in the League.
I haven't yet decided where this fits into the Bears continuity, compared to either the 'Olympics' sequence or the [Football] 'World Cup' one...



Coach: Jerrim o Midnight _ Clan = Clouded Sun [Free Sept]; former coach of NorthPort Dynamos, experience = 8 years as player & 6 as coach; age = 31, right-pawed, fur = dark blond; has studied the ways of Human teams, as well as the Ursine ones back home.
Assistant: Barhkhon o Thuleann _ Clan Thuleann; coach of the NorthPort Blizzards, experience = 10 years as player & 6 as coach; age = 32, left-pawed, fur = medium-brown, favours attack above all else.
Assistant: o SeaBear _ Clan Seabear; newly appointed as coach (and formerly Assistant coach) of the NorthPort Dynamos, experience = 8 years as player & 7 as coach, favours a more balanced approach.


Roster
Goaltenders
Urram ‘Drunken Moose’ SalmonCatcher _ Clan SeaBear; home team = NorthPort Dynamos, experience = 6 years; age = 27, left-pawed, fur = medium brown.
Harro Sarrgarrth’s-son _ Clan Thuleann; home team = NorthPort Blizzards, experience = 5 years; age = 23, left-pawed, fur = light brown.

DefenseBears
(1st pair)
L: Marron o SeaBear _ Clan SeaBear; home team = NorthPort Dynamos, experience = 5 years; age = 22, left-pawed, fur = medium brown; twin of Barron.
R: Barron o SeaBear _ Clan SeaBear; home team = NorthPort Dynamos, experience = 6 years; age = 22, right-pawed, fur = medium brown, twin of Marron.
(2nd pair)
L: Hallarkh o Thrimt-Thuleann _ Clan Thuleann; home team = NorthPort Blizzards, experience = 5 years; age = 21, left-pawed, fur = white (‘Polar’).
R: Eiggarh Eiggarh’s-son _ Clan Thuleann; home team = NorthPort Blizzards, experience = 7 years; age = 24, left-pawed, fur = light brown.
(3rd pair)
L: Norrin o Borr-Jherran_ Clan Urrset (Northern); home team = Green Valley Giants, experience = 4 years; age = 21, left-pawed, fur = reddish-brown.
R: Dhrarm Wolf-Slayer _ Clan Five-Lakes; home team = Green Valley Giants, experience = 3 years; age =18, right-pawed, fur = ‘grizzly’ brown & quite long.

Attackers
(1st line)
LW: Marrlo o SeaBear _ Clan SeaBear; home team = NorthPort Dynamos, experience = 5 years; age = 22, left-pawed, fur = medium brown.
C: Marrlo SummerLight _ Sun Clan; home team = NorthPort Dynamos, experience = 6 years; age = 23, left-pawed, fur = pale blond.
RW: Gwinn o Ark-Royal _ Clan Barrannann; home team = NorthPort Dynamos, experience = 6 years; age = 22, right-pawed, fur = light brown; relatively light (& more anthropomorphic) build.
(2nd line)
LW: Gordfred o AmmFahr _ Clan Thuleann; home team = NorthPort Blizzards, experience = 4 years; age = 20, left-pawed, fur = dark brown.
C: Osbaron Ortho’s-Son o Thuleann _ Clan Thuleann; home team = NorthPort Blizzards, experience = 5 years; age = 20, left-pawed, fur = white (‘Polar’).
RW: Skarrallagh o Thuleann _ Clan Thuleann; home team = NorthPort Blizzards, experience = 6 years; age = 21, right-pawed, fur = white (‘Polar’).
(3rd line)
(Not yet arrived.)

Reserves
(Not yet arrived.)


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My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y, if in an amusing way
RP injuries to my players: Y, but not too many and not ones that would require missing more than one game as a result… Not that most [if not all] of your players should be capable of harming them worse than that without using actual weapons (and not just hockey sticks), anyway...
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out penalties to my players: Y
Godmod other events: Y, if they’re funny

STYLE MODIFIER: +2

Kit: striped vertically, white-&-black.


NOTES

Ursines may tend to be a bit less agile & slower to accelerate than humans on average, but this team's members were carefully selected so the gap between them & their opponents in this respect should be narrower than some people might expect. However their typical size & strength mean that it will probably take a very brave human (or a very stupid one…) to get right in their way, which should balance that factor pretty well. They're physically robust, of course, which means that they're much less likely than humans to suffer injuries in falls or collisions. Even the coldest of cold weather should pose no problem to them.

And, as has now been seen during various tournaments, some of our fans like to take drums — and possibly cow-horns, or other "musical instruments", too — along to the games...