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MinnesotaDockheads

GP	W	L	OT	Pts
56	25	22	9	59

GM: Kieran Green	League Rank:17th	Arena: The Dock
Conference: Southern Conference	Conference Rank:8th	Capacity:17,000
Division: Mid West	Division Rank:3rd	Total Player Salaries:42,608,998$
Captain: Johnny Rusty	Last 10: 4-5-0	Bank Account:76,674,302$
Coach: Denis Zorn	Home: 10-13-3
All-Time Record: 130 W - 80 L - 30 OTL	Away: 10-9-6

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#	Player	Position	CD	CK	FG	DI	SK	ST	EN	DU	PH	FO	PA	SC	DF	PS	EX	LD	PO	OV	Age	Contract
9	Rawley Boney (A)	RW	100.00	68	69	86	92	84	70	85	77	74	98	99	94	51	35	97	34	86	28	5,200,000$/5yrs
23	Bedrich Visek	RW	100.00	51	44	73	87	63	77	88	65	82	98	84	99	65	52	95	23	81	32	2,900,999$/4yrs
0	Kiefer Zoerb	C	100.00	49	41	64	77	90	86	91	80	96	65	93	87	87	54	60	44	81	27	1,327,000$/2yrs
11	A.C. Westren	C	100.00	42	53	67	70	94	94	83	65	80	76	91	99	77	69	45	27	80	29	1,295,000$/1yrs
88	Karl-Johan Schmidt	LW	99.00	90	63	67	84	98	75	90	90	60	96	73	30	37	94	70	5	79	34	2,600,000$/1yrs
24	Leimo Ali	RW	100.00	86	54	87	66	93	99	70	99	58	76	55	71	38	49	63	30	78	28	980,000$/2yrs
16	Dayton Clement	C	100.00	49	69	60	87	84	80	84	76	99	66	85	78	52	75	38	5	78	34	2,750,999$/5yrs
18	Brantley Langevin	RW	100.00	68	42	69	89	80	81	51	95	86	83	99	37	75	68	81	36	77	29	3,900,000$/3yrs
10	Timothe Bauman	C	100.00	79	63	78	92	57	87	71	80	93	76	91	39	55	90	78	11	76	33	1,149,000$/2yrs
13	Bronson Landrum (A)	LW	100.00	33	45	81	62	61	67	72	94	97	88	88	81	81	99	94	24	76	30	3,000,000$/2yrs
87	Niall Topping	LW	100.00	71	55	69	74	88	96	80	90	77	40	98	50	65	55	99	20	74	32	2,200,000$/4yrs
48	Thornton Upchurch (R)	LW	100.00	43	64	86	54	40	88	50	88	54	93	90	90	85	30	89	63	73	22	900,000$/1yrs
2	Harper Frick	D	100.00	93	53	92	68	99	99	95	64	25	77	82	96	64	61	51	33	87	28	1,533,000$/2yrs
5	Eric Picklyk	D	100.00	99	60	80	99	56	77	68	99	25	83	79	65	77	49	83	19	81	32	854,000$/1yrs
4	Johnny Rusty (C)	D	100.00	36	46	92	76	96	76	87	90	25	84	64	54	64	65	96	13	77	33	700,000$/1yrs
6	Joran De Haan	D	100.00	84	61	81	95	53	92	62	69	25	78	73	90	97	70	63	54	77	25	1,740,000$/2yrs
67	Albert Zamuner	D	100.00	91	68	85	60	89	71	78	64	25	85	69	71	86	87	81	22	77	31	700,000$/2yrs
3	Marv Plaisance	D	100.00	98	57	68	64	98	76	87	62	25	64	36	60	44	43	83	20	74	32	1,550,000$/2yrs
21	Hartley OCurry	C	100.00	85	48	89	50	91	62	59	92	96	55	91	81	54	81	76	70	74	21	2,275,000$/2yrs
41	Ivan Nekhrist	D	100.00	50	59	83	91	56	99	75	85	25	56	65	60	98	80	64	23	73	32	739,000$/1yrs

	TEAM AVERAGE	99.95	68	56	78	77	79	83	76	81	61	77	80	72	68	65	75	29	78

#	Goalie	CON	SK	DU	EN	SZ	AG	RB	SC	HS	RT	PH	PS	EX	LD	PO	OV	AGE	CONTRACT
39	Cooper Fornataro	97.00	59	99	77	86	99	53	99	92	92	66	96	62	36	26	82	30	1,915,000$/1yrs
34	Caden Boteler	99.00	65	88	72	82	88	97	63	83	78	84	52	75	84	60	80	23	2,400,000$/3yrs

	TEAM AVERAGE	98.00	62	94	75	84	94	75	81	88	85	75	74	69	60	43	81

	Coaches Name	PH	DF	OF	PD	EX	LD	PO	CNT	Age	Contract	Salary
	Denis Zorn	74	54	63	98	65	66	57	GER	49	1	550,000$

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#	Player Name	Team Name	POS	GP	G	A	P	+/-	PIM	PIM5	HIT	SHT	OSB	OSM	SHT%	SB	MPG	PPG	PPA	PPP	PKG	PKA	PKP	PKM	GW	GT	FO%	EG	HT	P/GP	PSG	PSS	GSAVG
1	Bedrich Visek	Dockheads	RW	56	24	20	44	4	6	0	41	166	41	97	14.46%	41	16.66	6	1	7	0	0	0	37	2	0	38.81%	1	0	0.79	3	10	0.87
2	Brantley Langevin	Dockheads	RW	56	18	26	44	2	8	0	78	195	73	120	9.23%	12	14.48	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	46.51%	0	0	0.79	0	0	0.90
3	Bronson Landrum	Dockheads	LW	56	15	20	35	-1	5	5	9	186	56	111	8.06%	26	16.11	1	1	2	0	0	0	10	2	1	60.42%	0	0	0.63	0	0	0.74
4	Eric Picklyk	Dockheads	D	48	9	25	34	-4	11	5	130	151	74	67	5.96%	58	21.12	1	2	3	0	0	0	44	2	1	0.00%	0	0	0.71	0	0	0.81
5	Karl-Johan Schmidt	Dockheads	LW	56	14	19	33	-19	39	15	134	179	70	101	7.82%	17	17.24	1	6	7	0	0	0	19	3	3	51.92%	1	0	0.59	0	1	0.54
6	Thornton Upchurch	Dockheads	LW	54	11	21	32	11	19	15	10	131	56	92	8.40%	28	14.17	0	0	0	0	1	1	20	2	1	19.35%	0	0	0.59	0	0	0.67
7	Rawley Boney	Dockheads	RW	55	14	17	31	-13	24	10	48	164	61	122	8.54%	29	16.98	1	2	3	0	0	0	12	0	1	29.41%	0	0	0.56	1	10	0.55
8	Dayton Clement	Dockheads	C	56	6	19	25	-1	23	5	44	105	33	72	5.71%	23	14.15	0	0	0	0	0	0	6	0	0	55.31%	0	0	0.45	0	0	0.43
9	Kiefer Zoerb	Dockheads	C	56	11	13	24	5	12	0	39	94	36	60	11.70%	35	17.72	0	4	4	0	0	0	33	3	2	51.15%	0	0	0.43	4	9	0.47
10	Niall Topping	Dockheads	LW	56	8	14	22	8	21	5	67	111	45	66	7.21%	15	13.12	0	1	1	0	0	0	23	0	0	29.41%	1	0	0.39	0	0	0.48
11	Leimo Ali	Dockheads	RW	56	12	9	21	2	2	0	65	101	28	69	11.88%	20	13.75	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	43.24%	0	0	0.38	0	0	0.47
12	A.C. Westren	Dockheads	C	48	8	10	18	1	13	5	25	64	20	44	12.50%	25	14.65	0	0	0	1	0	1	38	1	0	49.72%	0	0	0.38	2	3	0.35
13	Hartley OCurry	Dockheads	C	51	9	7	16	-9	0	0	72	62	21	44	14.52%	17	13.87	1	0	1	0	0	0	16	3	0	55.31%	0	0	0.31	0	0	0.31
14	Harper Frick	Dockheads	D	56	0	15	15	-4	7	5	126	69	41	36	0.00%	78	23.81	0	2	2	0	0	0	37	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.27	0	0	0.34
15	Johnny Rusty	Dockheads	D	56	1	11	12	-3	5	5	5	67	28	32	1.49%	59	19.53	0	0	0	0	0	0	53	0	1	0.00%	0	0	0.21	0	0	0.26
16	Albert Zamuner	Dockheads	D	56	0	11	11	-9	15	15	131	36	19	24	0.00%	68	18.83	0	0	0	0	0	0	40	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.20	1	1	0.18
17	Timothe Bauman	Dockheads	C	14	1	6	7	1	2	0	15	39	8	21	2.56%	2	13.77	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	54.82%	0	0	0.50	0	0	0.63
18	Ivan Nekhrist	Dockheads	D	39	2	4	6	6	9	5	11	39	17	17	5.13%	20	16.48	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.15	1	1	0.22
19	Joran De Haan	Dockheads	D	18	0	4	4	7	17	5	30	33	8	8	0.00%	23	18.52	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.22	0	0	0.34
20	Marv Plaisance	Dockheads	D	24	0	1	1	2	14	0	40	20	6	5	0.00%	22	16.30	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.04	0	0	0.10
Team Total or Average				967	163	272	435	-14	252	100	1120	2012	741	1208	8.10%	618	16.61	11	19	30	915	1	1	2	401	19	13	51.62%	3448	347	368	3	0	0.54	12	35

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#	Goalie Name	Team Name	GP	W	L	OTL	PCT	GAA	MP	SO	GA	SA	SAR	A	EG	PS %	PSA	ST	BG	S1	S2	S3
1	Cooper Fornataro	Dockheads	29	14	12	3	0.923	2.71	1752	0	79	1027	603	1	4	0.889	9	29	25	7	2	1
2	Caden Boteler	Dockheads	26	11	9	6	0.911	3.05	1593	0	81	914	360	1	1	0.560	25	26	19	4	1	1
Team Total or Average		55	25	21	9	0.918	2.87	3345	0	160	1941	963	2	5	0.647	34	55	44	11	3	2

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	Puck Time
Offensive Zone	22
Neutral Zone	16
Defensive Zone	21

	Puck Time
Offensive Zone Start	1363
Neutral Zone Start	812
Defensive Zone Start	1234

	Puck Time
With Puck	30
Without Puck	30

	Faceoffs
Faceoffs Won	1780
Faceoffs Lost	1629

	Team Average Shots after	League Average Shots after
1st Period	13.5	9.57
2nd Period	25.3	20.31
3rd Period	36.6	30.68
Overtime	37.4	31.4

Goals in	Team Average Goals after	League Average Goals after
1st Period	1.2	0.64
2nd Period	2.1	1.65
3rd Period	2.9	2.67
Overtime	3.1	2.83


Even Strenght Goal	152
PP Goal	11
PK Goal	1
Empty Net Goal	5

	Home	Away
Win	12	13
Lost	13	9
Overtime Lost	3	6


PP Attempt	104
PP Goal	11
PK Attempt	66
PK Goal Against	12

	Home
Shots For	36.8
Shots Against	35.4
Goals For	3.0
Goals Against	3.1
Hits	21.5
Shots Blocked	12.1
Pim	4.5

Cap Hit


	Projected Total Cap Hit	47,131,899$
	Projected Cap Space	1,868,101$
	Retains And Buyout Cap Hit	0$
	Salary Cap To Date	26,790,414$
	Players In Salary Cap	22
	Contracts	51/55
	LTIR Players	0

Dockheads Roster	Pos	Age	Cap Hit	4-5	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
A.C. Westren	C	29	1,295,000$	1,295,000$	1,900,000$	1,900,000$
Albert Zamuner	D	31	700,000$	700,000$	700,000$
Bedrich Visek	RW	32	2,900,999$	2,900,999$	2,900,999$	2,900,999$	2,900,999$
Brantley Langevin	RW	29	3,900,000$	3,900,000$	3,900,000$	3,900,000$
Bronson Landrum	LW	30	3,000,000$	3,000,000$	3,000,000$
Caden Boteler	G	23	2,400,000$	2,400,000$	2,400,000$	2,400,000$
Cooper Fornataro	G	30	1,915,000$	1,915,000$	4,100,100$	4,100,100$	4,100,100$	4,100,100$	4,100,100$
Dayton Clement	C	34	2,750,999$	2,750,999$	2,750,999$	2,750,999$	2,750,999$	2,750,999$
Eric Picklyk	D	32	854,000$	854,000$	3,800,000$	3,800,000$	3,800,000$	3,800,000$	3,800,000$
Harper Frick	D	28	1,533,000$	1,533,000$	1,533,000$
Hartley OCurry	C	21	2,275,000$	2,275,000$	2,275,000$
Ivan Nekhrist	D	32	739,000$	739,000$	1,720,000$	1,720,000$
Johnny Rusty	D	33	700,000$	700,000$	1,900,000$	1,900,000$	1,900,000$	1,900,000$
Joran De Haan	D	25	1,740,000$	1,740,000$	1,740,000$
Karl-Johan Schmidt	LW	34	2,600,000$	2,600,000$	3,000,100$	3,000,100$	3,000,100$	3,000,100$
Kiefer Zoerb	C	27	1,327,000$	1,327,000$	1,327,000$
Leimo Ali	RW	28	980,000$	980,000$	980,000$
Marv Plaisance	D	32	1,550,000$	1,550,000$	1,550,000$
Niall Topping	LW	32	2,200,000$	2,200,000$	2,200,000$	2,200,000$	2,200,000$
Rawley Boney	RW	28	5,200,000$	5,200,000$	5,200,000$	5,200,000$	5,200,000$	5,200,000$
Thornton Upchurch	LW	22	900,000$	900,000$	2,850,000$	2,850,000$	2,850,000$	2,850,000$	2,850,000$
Timothe Bauman	C	33	1,149,000$	1,149,000$	1,149,000$
TOTAL				42,608,998$	52,876,198$	38,622,198$	28,702,198$	23,601,199$	10,750,100$	0$	0$

Non-Roster	Pos	Age	Cap Hit	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
Adalbert Berlin	C	29	1,100,000$	1,100,000$	1,100,000$	1,100,000$
Adel Ferrantino	C	21	844,507$	844,507$	844,507$	844,507$	844,507$
Aiden Wourms	RW	27	1,400,000$	1,400,000$	1,400,000$	1,400,000$	1,400,000$	1,400,000$
Akke Pyoriainen	D	32	950,000$	950,000$	950,000$	950,000$
Ben Moes	D	28	1,399,500$	1,399,500$	1,399,500$	1,399,500$
Bohdan Palamarchuk	D	23	700,000$	700,000$	700,000$
Connie Leather	D	21	700,000$	700,000$	700,000$
Dane Wooten	LW	22	1,999,999$	1,999,999$	1,999,999$	1,999,999$	1,999,999$
Deimantas Dainys	LW	28	1,330,000$	1,330,000$	1,330,000$
Easton Jamieson	C	25	1,200,000$	1,200,000$	1,200,000$	1,200,000$
Emilio Mabry	RW	22	800,000$	800,000$	1,900,999$	1,900,999$	1,900,999$
Finlay Hellgren	C	21	750,000$	750,000$	750,000$	750,000$	750,000$
Francois Walrod	LW	23	1,500,000$	1,500,000$	1,500,000$
Gennady Oginsky	RW	35	1,200,000$	1,200,000$	1,200,000$
Gleb Zazulenko	G	21	800,000$	800,000$	800,000$
Graeme Bourdeau	G	26	1,050,000$	1,050,000$	827,479$	827,479$	827,479$	827,479$
Jens Liljegren	D	22	1,900,000$	1,900,000$	1,900,000$	1,900,000$	1,900,000$
Kirill Karpyuk	RW	21	1,960,000$	1,960,000$	2,000,000$	2,000,000$	2,000,000$	2,000,000$	2,000,000$
Linus Smeds	G	32	1,400,000$	1,400,000$	1,400,000$	1,513,000$
Maitland Cable	C	35	835,000$	835,000$	835,000$	835,000$
Norman Krichew	D	21	800,000$	800,000$	800,000$
Oskar Carlsson	C	25	1,600,000$	1,600,000$	1,600,000$	1,600,000$
Rylan Meunier	LW	24	1,500,000$	1,500,000$
Siegfried Klatt	D	20	800,000$	800,000$	800,000$
Tavish Duhatschek	LW	32	700,000$	700,000$	700,000$
Tony Delaurentis	RW	21	700,000$	700,000$	700,000$
Tylor Rebelo	G	29	1,510,000$	1,510,000$	1,510,000$	1,510,000$
Wyatt Bergheimer	LW	21	750,000$	750,000$	750,000$	750,000$	750,000$
Yevheniy Yakovenko	D	21	700,000$	700,000$	700,000$
TOTAL				32,879,006 $	27,569,006$	16,239,006$	7,644,506$	1,400,000$	0$	0$	0$

Lines

5v5 Lines

Schmidt

GP: 56 | G: 14 | A: 19 | PTS: 33

Bauman

GP: 14 | G: 1 | A: 6 | PTS: 7

Langevin

GP: 56 | G: 18 | A: 26 | PTS: 44

Landrum

GP: 56 | G: 15 | A: 20 | PTS: 35

Zoerb

GP: 56 | G: 11 | A: 13 | PTS: 24

Boney

GP: 55 | G: 14 | A: 17 | PTS: 31

Upchurch

GP: 54 | G: 11 | A: 21 | PTS: 32

Clement

GP: 56 | G: 6 | A: 19 | PTS: 25

Ali

GP: 56 | G: 12 | A: 9 | PTS: 21

Topping

GP: 56 | G: 8 | A: 14 | PTS: 22

Westren

GP: 48 | G: 8 | A: 10 | PTS: 18

Visek

GP: 56 | G: 24 | A: 20 | PTS: 44

De Haan

GP: 18 | G: 0 | A: 4 | PTS: 4

Picklyk

GP: 48 | G: 9 | A: 25 | PTS: 34

Frick

GP: 56 | G: 0 | A: 15 | PTS: 15

Rusty

GP: 56 | G: 1 | A: 11 | PTS: 12

Zamuner

GP: 56 | G: 0 | A: 11 | PTS: 11

Plaisance

GP: 24 | G: 0 | A: 1 | PTS: 1

Power Play Lines

Schmidt

GP: 56 | G: 14 | A: 19 | PTS: 33

Zoerb

GP: 56 | G: 11 | A: 13 | PTS: 24

Visek

GP: 56 | G: 24 | A: 20 | PTS: 44

Frick

GP: 56 | G: 0 | A: 15 | PTS: 15

Picklyk

GP: 48 | G: 9 | A: 25 | PTS: 34

Landrum

GP: 56 | G: 15 | A: 20 | PTS: 35

Bauman

GP: 14 | G: 1 | A: 6 | PTS: 7

Boney

GP: 55 | G: 14 | A: 17 | PTS: 31

De Haan

GP: 18 | G: 0 | A: 4 | PTS: 4

Zamuner

GP: 56 | G: 0 | A: 11 | PTS: 11

Goalies

Fornataro

W: 14 | L: 12 | 0.923 SV%

Boteler

W: 11 | L: 9 | 0.911 SV%

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#	VS Team	GP	W	L	OTL	SOW	SOL	GF	GA	Diff	P	PCT	G	A	TP	SO	GP1	GP2	GP3	GP4	SHF	SH1	SP2	SP3	SP4	SHA	SHB	Pim	Hit	PPA	PPG	PP%	PKA	PK GA	PK%	PK GF	W OF FO	T OF FO	OF FO%	W DF FO	T DF FO	DF FO%	W NT FO	T NT FO	NT FO%	PZ DF	PZ OF	PZ NT	PC DF	PC OF	PC NT	GF%	SH%	SV%	PDO	PDOBRK
1	Muertos	3	2	0	0	1	0	13	6	7	6	1.000	13	22	35	0	5	4	3	1	102	42	27	33	3	129	52	6	58	3	0	0.00%	3	0	100.00%	1	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	62	37	72	25	50	25	68.4%	12.7%	95.3%	108.1	LUCKY
2	Blizzard	2	2	0	0	0	0	9	2	7	4	1.000	9	16	25	0	4	3	2	0	70	28	16	26	0	60	12	35	39	9	1	11.11%	5	0	100.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	44	26	41	17	34	17	80.0%	12.9%	96.7%	109.5	LUCKY
3	Privateers	4	3	1	0	0	0	18	13	5	6	0.750	18	33	51	0	7	4	7	0	157	45	64	48	0	161	40	10	79	4	1	25.00%	5	1	80.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	83	51	89	32	66	33	58.6%	11.5%	91.9%	103.4	LUCKY
4	Stormbreakers	1	1	0	0	0	0	4	1	3	2	1.000	4	7	11	0	2	2	0	0	38	14	14	10	0	31	13	4	16	4	1	25.00%	2	0	100.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	22	12	20	9	17	8	75.0%	10.5%	96.8%	107.3	LUCKY
5	Trident	4	1	3	0	0	0	11	15	-4	2	0.250	11	17	28	2	4	4	3	0	141	47	55	39	0	161	39	17	75	2	1	50.00%	6	0	100.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	80	48	93	33	66	32	40.0%	7.8%	90.7%	98.5	Unlucky
6	North Stars	4	0	4	0	0	0	7	18	-11	0	0.000	7	11	18	2	3	2	2	0	151	51	54	46	0	146	46	15	82	2	0	0.00%	5	0	100.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	88	54	87	32	63	31	28.0%	4.6%	87.7%	92.3	Unlucky
7	Mighty Moose	2	0	2	0	0	0	3	7	-4	0	0.000	3	6	9	0	1	0	2	0	82	27	21	34	0	69	27	13	46	3	0	0.00%	4	1	75.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	44	26	41	15	34	17	33.3%	3.7%	89.9%	93.5	Unlucky
8	Redbull	2	0	2	0	0	0	3	8	-5	0	0.000	3	5	8	0	1	1	1	0	77	31	23	23	0	74	12	5	46	4	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	46	28	42	15	31	16	27.3%	3.9%	89.2%	93.1	Unlucky
9	Dynasty	2	1	0	0	1	0	10	6	4	4	1.000	10	16	26	0	4	4	1	2	71	35	23	13	3	72	27	43	47	5	1	20.00%	4	2	50.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	46	29	41	17	36	18	69.2%	14.1%	91.7%	105.8	LUCKY
10	Orcas	3	1	2	0	0	0	6	9	-3	2	0.333	6	10	16	0	3	1	2	0	114	43	40	31	0	109	33	8	85	5	0	0.00%	4	2	50.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	66	40	63	25	49	25	46.2%	5.3%	91.7%	97.0	DULL
11	Blues	4	1	2	0	0	1	10	14	-4	3	0.375	10	16	26	0	6	3	1	0	131	55	46	29	4	152	62	19	79	5	0	0.00%	7	1	85.71%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	91	55	86	32	67	34	43.5%	7.6%	90.8%	98.4	Unlucky
12	Voltage	3	2	1	0	0	0	9	6	3	4	0.667	9	16	25	0	4	2	3	0	121	56	32	33	0	90	49	9	62	11	1	9.09%	2	0	100.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	66	40	64	24	48	25	57.1%	7.4%	93.3%	100.8	DULL
13	Twisters	2	0	1	0	0	1	7	11	-4	1	0.250	7	10	17	0	2	2	3	0	64	21	16	27	2	72	31	10	42	2	1	50.00%	5	0	100.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	39	22	48	18	37	17	35.3%	10.9%	84.7%	95.7	FUN
14	Bandits	2	0	2	0	0	0	3	6	-3	0	0.000	3	5	8	1	0	2	1	0	63	20	18	25	0	69	34	0	51	3	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	44	28	43	15	32	16	33.3%	4.8%	91.3%	96.1	DULL
15	Razorbacks	4	1	0	3	0	0	12	12	0	5	0.625	12	22	34	0	5	5	2	0	153	54	56	43	0	123	42	15	81	15	2	13.33%	5	2	60.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	91	55	80	35	72	38	50.0%	7.8%	90.2%	98.1	Unlucky
16	Stingrays	1	0	0	0	0	1	3	4	-1	1	0.500	3	6	9	0	3	0	0	1	39	23	8	7	5	39	14	0	20	1	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	23	14	22	8	19	10	42.9%	7.7%	89.7%	97.4	Unlucky
17	Royals	3	2	1	0	0	0	9	7	2	4	0.667	9	17	26	0	4	1	4	0	114	34	35	45	0	101	26	2	54	6	1	16.67%	1	0	100.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	65	41	66	23	48	25	53.3%	7.9%	93.1%	101.0	DULL
18	Voodoo	4	1	0	0	2	1	12	9	3	7	0.875	12	16	28	0	4	4	2	6	144	54	43	40	20	136	47	14	99	13	1	7.69%	2	1	50.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	89	52	92	36	72	38	57.9%	8.3%	93.4%	101.7	DULL
19	Knights	2	0	0	1	1	0	4	4	0	3	0.750	4	5	9	0	1	1	1	1	74	22	27	25	4	69	23	7	52	3	0	0.00%	1	0	100.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	47	29	44	17	34	17	50.0%	5.4%	94.2%	99.6	DULL
20	Harfang	2	1	0	0	0	1	9	7	2	3	0.750	9	15	24	0	3	2	4	1	76	25	25	25	4	63	31	9	40	1	0	0.00%	2	1	50.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	45	29	45	16	33	16	60.0%	11.8%	88.9%	100.7	FUN
21	Chaos	1	0	1	0	0	0	2	5	-3	0	0.000	2	4	6	0	0	1	1	0	37	13	8	16	0	29	6	7	28	2	0	0.00%	1	0	100.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	22	14	20	8	16	8	28.6%	5.4%	82.8%	88.2	Unlucky
22	Militia	1	1	0	0	0	0	5	3	2	2	1.000	5	8	13	0	1	1	3	0	39	17	7	15	0	27	10	4	22	1	0	0.00%	2	1	50.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	23	14	20	8	16	7	71.4%	12.8%	88.9%	101.7	FUN
	_Vs Division	12	2	4	3	2	1	31	39	-8	12	0.500	31	49	80	2	12	11	6	6	448	159	153	129	20	405	135	44	262	30	3	10.00%	12	3	75.00%	0	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	269	162	260	104	209	108	43.8%	6.9%	90.4%	97.3	Unlucky
	_Vs Conference	38	15	14	3	4	2	117	115	2	43	0.566	117	196	313	4	49	34	30	9	1399	516	475	400	30	1380	463	158	801	71	8	11.27%	44	9	79.55%	1	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	832	507	838	319	643	327	50.7%	8.4%	91.7%	100.0	DULL
	_Since Last GM Reset	56	20	22	4	5	5	169	173	-4	59	0.527	169	283	452	5	67	49	48	12	2058	757	658	633	45	1982	676	252	1203	104	11	10.58%	66	12	81.82%	1	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	1236	754	1227	472	950	480	49.5%	8.2%	91.3%	99.5	DULL
	Total	56	20	22	4	5	5	169	173	-4	59	0.527	169	283	452	5	67	49	48	12	2058	757	658	633	45	1982	676	252	1203	104	11	10.58%	66	12	81.82%	1	687	1363	50.40%	674	1234	54.62%	419	812	51.60%	1236	754	1227	472	950	480	49.5%	8.2%	91.3%	99.5	DULL

	Puck Time
Offensive Zone	22
Neutral Zone	16
Defensive Zone	21

	Puck Time
Offensive Zone Start	1363
Neutral Zone Start	812
Defensive Zone Start	1234

	Puck Time
With Puck	30
Without Puck	30

	Faceoffs
Faceoffs Won	1780
Faceoffs Lost	1629

	Team Average Shots after	League Average Shots after
1st Period	13.5	9.57
2nd Period	25.3	20.31
3rd Period	36.6	30.68
Overtime	37.4	31.4

Goals in	Team Average Goals after	League Average Goals after
1st Period	1.2	0.64
2nd Period	2.1	1.65
3rd Period	2.9	2.67
Overtime	3.1	2.83


Even Strenght Goal	152
PP Goal	11
PK Goal	1
Empty Net Goal	5

	Home	Away
Win	12	13
Lost	13	9
Overtime Lost	3	6


PP Attempt	104
PP Goal	11
PK Attempt	66
PK Goal Against	12

	Home
Shots For	36.8
Shots Against	35.4
Goals For	3.0
Goals Against	3.1
Hits	21.5
Shots Blocked	12.1
Pim	4.5

Schedule

Mon, Mar 10

Dockheads

North Stars

Boxscore

Wed, Mar 12

Dynasty

Dockheads

Boxscore

Fri, Mar 14

Dockheads

(SO)

Muertos

Boxscore

Sat, Mar 15

Voltage

Dockheads

Boxscore

Mon, Mar 17

Dockheads

(SO)

Dynasty

Boxscore

Wed, Mar 19

Dockheads

Voodoo

Boxscore

Fri, Mar 21

Dockheads

Blues

Boxscore

Sat, Mar 22

Chaos

Dockheads

Boxscore

Mon, Mar 24

Dockheads

(OT)

Razorbacks

Boxscore

Wed, Mar 26

Dockheads

Mighty Moose

Boxscore

Fri, Mar 28

Knights

(SO)

Dockheads

Boxscore

Sat, Mar 29

Razorbacks

(OT)

Dockheads

Boxscore

Mon, Mar 31

Dockheads

(SO)

Blues

Boxscore

Wed, Apr 2

Dockheads

Voltage

Boxscore

Fri, Apr 4

Militia

Dockheads

Boxscore

Sat, Apr 5

Voodoo

(SO)

Dockheads

Boxscore

Mon, Apr 7

Mighty Moose

Dockheads

Boxscore

Wed, Apr 9

Dockheads

Privateers

Boxscore

Fri, Apr 11

Bandits

Dockheads

Boxscore

Sat, Apr 12

North Stars

Dockheads

Boxscore

Mon, Apr 14

Muertos

Dockheads

Boxscore

Tue, Apr 15

Dockheads

(OT)

Knights

Boxscore

Thu, Apr 17

Dockheads

Trident

Boxscore

Sat, Apr 19

Dockheads

Muertos

Boxscore

Mon, Apr 21

Dockheads

(OT)

Razorbacks

Boxscore

Wed, Apr 23

Harfang

Dockheads

Boxscore

Fri, Apr 25

Dockheads

Stormbreakers

Boxscore

Sat, Apr 26

Dockheads

Trident

Boxscore

Mon, Apr 28

Privateers

Dockheads

Boxscore

Tue, Apr 29

Orcas

Dockheads

Boxscore

Thu, May 1

Dockheads

Privateers

Boxscore

Sat, May 3

Dockheads

Royals

Boxscore

Mon, May 5

Trident

Dockheads

Boxscore

Wed, May 7

Dockheads

Redbull

Boxscore

Fri, May 9

Dockheads

(SO)

Twisters

Boxscore

Sat, May 10

Dockheads

(SO)

Harfang

Boxscore

Mon, May 12

Dockheads

(SO)

Voodoo

Boxscore

Tue, May 13

North Stars

Dockheads

Boxscore

Thu, May 15

Redbull

Dockheads

Boxscore

Sat, May 17

Dockheads

North Stars

Boxscore

Mon, May 19

Dockheads

Royals

Boxscore

Wed, May 21

Blues

Dockheads

Boxscore

Fri, May 23

Privateers

Dockheads

Boxscore

Sat, May 24

Trident

Dockheads

Boxscore

Mon, May 26

Royals

Dockheads

Boxscore

Tue, May 27

Stingrays

(SO)

Dockheads

Boxscore

Thu, May 29

Dockheads

Blizzard

Boxscore

Sat, May 31

Voodoo

(SO)

Dockheads

Boxscore

Mon, Jun 2

Dockheads

Voltage

Boxscore

Wed, Jun 4

Razorbacks

Dockheads

Boxscore

Fri, Jun 6

Blues

Dockheads

Boxscore

Sat, Jun 7

Blizzard

Dockheads

Boxscore

Mon, Jun 9

Twisters

Dockheads

Boxscore

Wed, Jun 11

Dockheads

Bandits

Boxscore

Fri, Jun 13

Orcas

Dockheads

Boxscore

Sat, Jun 14

Dockheads

Orcas

Boxscore

Mon, Jun 16

Dockheads

@Armed Forces Ice Palace

Militia

Tue, Jun 17

Maulers

@The Dock

Dockheads

Thu, Jun 19

Dockheads

@Hooroo Arena

Orcas

Sat, Jun 21

Dockheads

@The Back Forty

Razorbacks

Mon, Jun 23

Muertos

@The Dock

Dockheads

Wed, Jun 25

Stormbreakers

@The Dock

Dockheads

Fri, Jun 27

Dockheads

@Nantucket Arena

Stingrays

Sat, Jun 28

Voltage

@The Dock

Dockheads

Trade Deadline --- Trades can't be done after this day is simulated!

Mon, Jun 30

Dockheads

@The Igloo

Maulers

Tue, Jul 1

Royals

@The Dock

Dockheads

Thu, Jul 3

Razorbacks

@The Dock

Dockheads

Sat, Jul 5

Dockheads

@Hollywood Coliseum

Dynasty

Mon, Jul 7

Voodoo

@The Dock

Dockheads

Wed, Jul 9

Dockheads

@Chaos Center

Chaos

Sat, Jul 12

Dockheads

@Hangar 57

Voodoo

Mon, Jul 14

Dynasty

@The Dock

Dockheads

Fri, Jul 18

Dockheads

@Underground Station

North Stars

Sat, Jul 19

North Stars

@The Dock

Dockheads

Mon, Jul 21

Dockheads

@The Back Forty

Razorbacks

Thu, Jul 24

Razorbacks

@The Dock

Dockheads

Sat, Jul 26

Voodoo

@The Dock

Dockheads

Tue, Jul 29

Dockheads

@Hangar 57

Voodoo

Thu, Jul 31

Dockheads

@Underground Station

North Stars

Fri, Aug 1

North Stars

@The Dock

Dockheads

Finance

Salary Cap
Players Total Salaries	Retained Salary	Total Cap Hit	Estimated Cap Space
42,608,998$	0$	47,131,899$	1,868,101$

Arena	Goal Horn	About us
		Name	The Dock
		City	Minnesota
		Capacity	18000
		Season Ticket Holders	40%

Arena Capacity - Ticket Price Attendance - %

Arena Capacity	6000	5000	2000	4000	1000
Ticket Price	110$	65$	40$	30$	200$
Attendance	159125	131672	51528	105260	25803
Attendance PCT	94.72%	94.05%	92.01%	93.98%	92.15%

Income

Home Games Left	Average Attendance - %	Average Income per Game	Year to Date Revenue	Arena Capacity	Team Popularity
12	16907 - 93.93%	1,715,376$	48,030,524$	18000	100

Expenses
Players Total Salaries	Players Total Average Salaries	Coaches Salaries	Special Salary Cap Value
42,608,998$	42,608,998$	0$	0$

Year To Date Expenses	Salary Cap Per Days	Salary Cap To Date	Luxury Taxe Total
26,790,414$	42,608,998$	26,790,414$	0$

Estimate
Estimated Season Revenue	Remaining Season Days	Expenses Per Days	Estimated Season Expenses
20,584,510$	52	289,658$	15,062,216$

Team Total Estimate
Estimated Season Expenses	Estimated Season Salary Cap	Current Bank Account	Projected Bank Account
16,431,260$	47,131,899$	76,674,302$	81,552,089$

Depth Chart

Name	Condition	Age	Pos	CK	FG	DI	SK	ST	EN	DU	PH	FO	PA	SC	DF	PS	EX	LD	PO	OV	Contract	Salary
Left Wing
Karl-Johan Schmidt	99%	34 yrs	LW	90	63	67	84	98	75	90	90	60	96	73	30	37	94	70	5	79	1	$2,600,000
Bronson Landrum	100%	30 yrs	LW	33	45	81	62	61	67	72	94	97	88	88	81	81	99	94	24	76	2	$3,000,000
Niall Topping	100%	32 yrs	LW	71	55	69	74	88	96	80	90	77	40	98	50	65	55	99	20	74	4	$2,200,000
Tavish Duhatschek	100%	32 yrs	LW	54	41	97	73	58	76	78	62	62	95	67	67	76	54	89	13	73	2	$700,000
Thornton Upchurch	100%	22 yrs	LW	43	64	86	54	40	88	50	88	54	93	90	90	85	30	89	63	73	1	$900,000
Dane Wooten	100%	22 yrs	LW	78	52	76	57	84	61	55	82	62	87	86	65	63	57	88	64	73	4	$1,999,999
Rylan Meunier	100%	24 yrs	LW	63	40	87	71	82	87	54	68	56	61	68	94	35	98	92	59	72	1	$1,500,000
Francois Walrod	100%	23 yrs	LW	80	46	87	82	48	96	61	66	50	93	80	44	87	85	48	62	72	2	$1,500,000
Deimantas Dainys	100%	28 yrs	LW	87	51	71	57	82	70	50	61	75	45	98	99	35	99	78	44	70	2	$1,330,000
Wyatt Bergheimer	100%	21 yrs	LW	43	52	76	70	60	59	51	90	89	32	61	55	43	95	92	75	60	4	$750,000
Center
Kiefer Zoerb	100%	27 yrs	C	49	41	64	77	90	86	91	80	96	65	93	87	87	54	60	44	81	2	$1,327,000
A.C. Westren	100%	29 yrs	C	42	53	67	70	94	94	83	65	80	76	91	99	77	69	45	27	80	1	$1,295,000
Dayton Clement	100%	34 yrs	C	49	69	60	87	84	80	84	76	99	66	85	78	52	75	38	5	78	5	$2,750,999
Timothe Bauman	100%	33 yrs	C	79	63	78	92	57	87	71	80	93	76	91	39	55	90	78	11	76	2	$1,149,000
Hartley OCurry	100%	21 yrs	C	85	48	89	50	91	62	59	92	96	55	91	81	54	81	76	70	74	2	$2,275,000
Adalbert Berlin Player is available to trade	99%	29 yrs	C	40	54	91	62	99	61	69	68	99	97	44	76	92	59	69	34	74	3	$1,100,000
Maitland Cable	100%	35 yrs	C	98	64	94	59	63	93	76	89	93	82	37	43	48	94	79	3	73	3	$835,000
Easton Jamieson	100%	25 yrs	C	59	49	88	72	77	99	94	67	64	72	61	37	33	77	87	46	72	3	$1,200,000
Oskar Carlsson	87%	25 yrs	C	54	34	97	85	94	63	59	87	94	74	43	56	75	92	44	44	72	3	$1,600,000
Adel Ferrantino Player is available to trade	100%	21 yrs	C	46	46	55	66	59	70	75	70	64	59	62	55	50	55	75	70	63	4	$844,507
Finlay Hellgren Player is available to trade	75%	21 yrs	C	52	31	84	70	81	46	59	81	71	34	56	86	86	85	46	70	63	4	$750,000
Right Wing
Rawley Boney	100%	28 yrs	RW	68	69	86	92	84	70	85	77	74	98	99	94	51	35	97	34	86	5	$5,200,000
Bedrich Visek	100%	32 yrs	RW	51	44	73	87	63	77	88	65	82	98	84	99	65	52	95	23	81	4	$2,900,999
Leimo Ali	100%	28 yrs	RW	86	54	87	66	93	99	70	99	58	76	55	71	38	49	63	30	78	2	$980,000
Brantley Langevin	100%	29 yrs	RW	68	42	69	89	80	81	51	95	86	83	99	37	75	68	81	36	77	3	$3,900,000
Aiden Wourms	100%	27 yrs	RW	36	45	96	87	65	60	92	96	83	95	61	38	77	65	59	44	75	5	$1,400,000
Emilio Mabry	100%	22 yrs	RW	32	45	83	72	87	72	50	84	91	84	89	67	60	90	30	63	75	1	$800,000
Gennady Oginsky	100%	35 yrs	RW	79	50	83	92	60	74	88	83	58	69	46	79	89	76	82	5	74	2	$1,200,000
Kirill Karpyuk	100%	21 yrs	RW	51	61	85	64	71	92	67	63	86	79	94	54	42	47	82	67	73	1	$1,960,000
Tony Delaurentis	100%	21 yrs	RW	41	60	59	75	26	59	85	65	50	45	76	86	80	78	35	78	61	2	$700,000
Defense
Harper Frick	100%	28 yrs	D	93	53	92	68	99	99	95	64	25	77	82	96	64	61	51	33	87	2	$1,533,000
Eric Picklyk	100%	32 yrs	D	99	60	80	99	56	77	68	99	25	83	79	65	77	49	83	19	81	1	$854,000
Johnny Rusty	100%	33 yrs	D	36	46	92	76	96	76	87	90	25	84	64	54	64	65	96	13	77	1	$700,000
Joran De Haan	100%	25 yrs	D	84	61	81	95	53	92	62	69	25	78	73	90	97	70	63	54	77	2	$1,740,000
Albert Zamuner	100%	31 yrs	D	91	68	85	60	89	71	78	64	25	85	69	71	86	87	81	22	77	2	$700,000
Marv Plaisance	100%	32 yrs	D	98	57	68	64	98	76	87	62	25	64	36	60	44	43	83	20	74	2	$1,550,000
Ivan Nekhrist Player is available to trade	100%	32 yrs	D	50	59	83	91	56	99	75	85	25	56	65	60	98	80	64	23	73	1	$739,000
Norman Krichew	100%	21 yrs	D	98	46	88	94	36	99	54	66	25	56	49	99	34	60	42	73	73	2	$800,000
Ben Moes	100%	28 yrs	D	75	51	71	67	89	86	50	99	25	57	66	73	42	63	44	38	72	3	$1,399,500
Jens Liljegren	100%	22 yrs	D	88	58	73	63	56	77	63	71	25	72	56	68	71	46	52	69	68	4	$1,900,000
Siegfried Klatt	100%	20 yrs	D	54	28	92	88	68	87	56	76	25	43	56	83	57	75	37	79	68	2	$800,000
Connie Leather	100%	21 yrs	D	95	40	81	71	57	61	57	91	25	62	61	71	63	59	97	70	67	2	$700,000
Bohdan Palamarchuk Player is available to trade	100%	23 yrs	D	86	35	57	71	38	94	53	67	25	79	46	75	39	52	61	61	66	2	$700,000
Akke Pyoriainen	100%	32 yrs	D	54	39	76	86	60	76	61	74	25	60	49	51	90	52	57	19	62	3	$950,000
Yevheniy Yakovenko Player is available to trade	100%	21 yrs	D	45	32	85	52	41	67	68	75	25	61	63	55	91	66	88	76	60	2	$700,000

Name	Condition	Age	Pos	SK	DU	EN	SZ	AG	RB	SC	HS	RT	PH	PS	EX	LD	PO	MO	OV	Contract	Salary
Goaltender
Cooper Fornataro	97%	30 yrs	G	59	99	77	86	99	53	99	92	92	66	96	62	36	26	50	82	1	$1,915,000
Caden Boteler	99%	23 yrs	G	65	88	72	82	88	97	63	83	78	84	52	75	84	60	50	80	3	$2,400,000
Gleb Zazulenko	97%	21 yrs	G	89	69	67	77	83	69	52	95	88	74	86	66	53	72	50	76	2	$800,000
Tylor Rebelo Player is available to trade	100%	29 yrs	G	75	55	79	69	76	99	68	90	63	68	92	66	71	34	50	74	3	$1,510,000
Linus Smeds Player is available to trade	100%	32 yrs	G	59	72	72	68	88	55	58	86	90	73	53	76	96	14	50	72	2	$1,400,000
Graeme Bourdeau	100%	26 yrs	G	54	54	68	79	55	85	60	64	83	76	72	96	36	44	50	68	1	$1,050,000

Draft Picks

Year	Ronde 1	Ronde 2	Ronde 3	Ronde 4	Ronde 5
5
6
7
8
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** Conditional Draft Pick That Have Been Traded

Prospects

Name	Age	Pos	CK	FG	DI	SK	ST	EN	DU	PH	FO	PA	SC	DF	PS	EX	LD	PO	OV	Draft Info	Current Junior Stats
Artsyom Marakow Player is available to trade	20	RW	62	45	67	85	98	63	86	90	46	51	62	50	53	62	84	74	70	Year: 4 Round: 2 Pick: 40	GP: 58 G: 21 A:39 Pts: 60
Ilya Boyko Player is available to trade	18	D	67	62	74	73	66	71	87	77	70	68	65	58	67	68	53	90	71	Year: 4 Round: 1 Pick: 16	GP: 57 G: 5 A:20 Pts: 25
Lynn Manseau Player is available to trade	19	RW	87	27	84	57	81	64	61	62	48	51	60	81	77	28	35	83	65	Year: 4 Round: 4 Pick: 88	GP: 57 G: 4 A:5 Pts: 9

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Minnesota Dockheads Make Strong Statement Early in New Season - 2025-04-10 15:20:30

The Minnesota Dockheads have stormed into the new LTLHL season with authority, posting an impressive 11-4-3 record. With the team sitting in first place in the Mid West Division and third overall in the league, they’ve positioned themselves as early contenders in what promises to be a tightly contested season. General Manager Kieran Green and Head Coach Denis Zorn have found their rhythm, as the team continues to win somewhat consistently. Minnesota’s strong defensive core, led by Rusty and Picklyk, has been a key factor in their success. At the same time, the offensive attack has been bolstered by Bedrich Visek and newcomer Karl-Johan Schmidt Rawley Boney, the team’s assistant captain, has been a key player in the leadership group, breaking a five-game pointless streak last night with a goal and an assist to help propel the team to victory. His performance exemplifies the Dockheads' resilience and ability to perform when it matters most. In goal, Cooper Fornataro has been outstanding. The veteran netminder boasts an 8-3 record, along with a 2.19 goals-against average and a .916 save percentage. He’s earned four Star of the Game honors, showcasing his ability to deliver in big moments. Meanwhile, backup goalie Caden Boteler has quietly excelled in his limited starts, posting a .911 save percentage and a 3.12 GAA in three appearances, including one Star of the Game nod. With key players heating up and the team playing a structured, disciplined game, the Dockheads are proving they have the depth and determination to remain among the league’s elite.

Dockheads Acquire Veteran Forward Karl-Johan Schmidt from Miami Trident - 2025-02-12 01:14:00

The DOCK: – The Dockheads have strengthened their roster with the acquisition of veteran left-winger Karl-Johan Schmidt from the Miami Trident in exchange for a second-round pick in season 5. Schmidt, 34, brings a wealth of experience, skill, and leadership to the Dockheads as they push for a Championship

Schmidt has been a consistent offensive producer throughout his 225-game career in the Light The Lamp Hockey League (LTLHL), amassing 130 career points (57 goals, 73 assists). Last season, he recorded 26 goals and 49 points, showcasing his ability to contribute at both ends of the ice.

“Karl-Johan is a player who brings veteran experience, skill, and a strong two-way presence,” said Dockheads HC Zorn. “He’s someone who can help us in key situations, whether it’s five-on-five, on the power play, or in the locker room. We’re excited to add him to our group.”

Schmidt, originally drafted by Laval Redbull, has played for both Trident and Redbull, proving to be a reliable playmaker with 96 Passing, 90 puck handling, and a strong hockey IQ. His ability to create scoring chances and play physically will be a welcome addition to the Dockheads’ forward corps.

With Schmidt now on board, the Dockheads are poised to make a strong push in the second half of the season.

- Pattrick Rode

Beat-writer for the Minnesota Dockgheads

Light The Lamp League - November 26, 2024 Results Recap - 2024-11-27 01:15:17

The action across the Light The Lamp Hockey League did not disappoint, with some intense matchups and standout performances. Here's a breakdown of tonight's results:

Rogers Place

Minnesota Dockheads 6 - 3 Edmonton Blizzard
The Dockheads asserted dominance, clinching a big win and moving to 88 points on the season. Timothe Bauman led the charge with a stellar performance, earning first-star honors. Eric Picklyk and Lee Metcalfe also contributed heavily, securing Minnesota’s control over the game. Edmonton struggled to keep pace, remaining at 79 points.

Hollywood Coliseum

Los Angeles Dynasty 5 - 2 Atlanta Royals
The Dynasty played spoiler to Atlanta’s strong season, with Stefan Gordon, Anton Lebed, and Sacha Taverner combining to produce a relentless offensive effort. Despite the Royals’ 90-point record, they couldn’t keep the momentum tonight against an inspired Los Angeles squad.

Round Table Arena

New York City Knights 3 - 2 Port City Privateers
The Knights edged out the Privateers in a hard-fought battle, extending their lead in the standings with 93 points. Brooks Goupil and Rodney Brockman were pivotal for New York City, while Niel Sharib gave the Privateers a fighting chance.

Underground Station

Rochester North Stars 2 - 1 Tucson Muertos (OT)
In a stunning overtime finish, the North Stars clinched only their 20th win of the season. Pitt Kidwell and Derrell Hults shone brightly for Rochester, while Tucson’s Par Mellgren had a solid effort for the league-leading Muertos (103 points).

Hooroo Arena

San Francisco Orcas 4 - 1 Memphis Blues
The Orcas swam away with a decisive victory, powered by standout contributions from Srebrenko Cvitanovic, Jamal Gratton, and Vladislav Stasenko. Memphis was unable to find much rhythm, leaving them stalled at 79 points in the standings.

Twisters Coliseum

Portland Twisters 6 - 5 Maine Mighty Moose (OT)
The Twisters secured a thrilling overtime win, with Daulton Millar, Michal England, and Maksim Rutenka leading the charge. The victory puts Portland at an impressive 96 points, while Maine showed grit but couldn’t overcome the Twisters’ firepower.

Looking Ahead

Several key matchups are set for tomorrow night, including clashes at Chaos Center, the Colisée, and The Igloo. Expect more fireworks as the season heats up!

Wooten TO MND - 2024-11-09 02:49:46

Dockheads’ Perspective: Betting on Potential

At just 21 years old, Wooten is a high-potential forward who made waves in his junior career. While injuries have limited his impact this season—currently sidelined with a left hip injury until late November—Minnesota is banking on his ability to return to form and contribute on both ends of the ice.

In his junior years, Wooten tallied 122 points over two seasons, showcasing his scoring and playmaking ability. His physical presence and hockey IQ will be critical additions to the Dockheads' top-six forward group once he recovers.

Muertos’ Perspective: Immediate Returns and Draft Capital

Tucson gets an immediate contributor in Timothy Pham, who has had a standout season so far by his standards . Pham notched 20 points in 50 games and has been a driving force in Minnesotas team. Known for his solid two-way play and consistency, Pham could help stabilize the Muertos as they push for a deep playoff.

Additionally, the acquisition of York Kiki provides Tucson with another depth option on the wing, while the two third-round picks bolster their draft capital for future rebuilding efforts.

What This Means for the Dockheads

For Minnesota, this trade is a calculated risk with significant upside. The team believes in Wooten’s potential to be a long-term asset despite his current injury status. If Wooten can stay healthy and develop further, the Dockheads may have found a small cornerstone player to help drive their offense for years to come.

Fan Reaction

Initial reactions from Dockheads fans have been mixed. While some lament the loss of two third round picks and the reliable Pham, others are excited about Wooten’s ceiling and the added draft pick. General Manager Green has assured fans that this move aligns with Minnesota’s strategy to remain competitive while investing in the future.

As both teams look to solidify their identities in the Light The Lamp Hockey League, this trade could be pivotal. The Dockheads are clearly betting on youth and potential to carry them deeper into the postseason rather than the draft.

Minnesota Dockheads Gear Up for Final Push as Trade Deadline Near - 2024-11-03 00:23:36

By Patrick Rodes, Minneapolis Gazette

Remember there are no guarantees in LTLHL

As the Minnesota Dockheads skate into the final stretch of the season, they hold second place in their division and seventh overall in the league. With five wins in their last ten games, consistency remains a challenge. While they’ve shown flashes of brilliance, the team is still searching for the right formula to elevate them to contender status.

A quick look at the lineup reveals the Dockheads’ strategy on the ice. The top line, anchored by Eric Picklyk on defense and featuring the skilled Rawley Boney and Bronson Landrum up front, has been a solid source of both offensive production and stability. With 51 and 38 points respectively, Picklyk and Landrum are core contributors. Brantley Langevin and Timothe Bauman have also been effective on the wing, providing grit and depth with their defensive support.

Special teams remain a work in progress. The power play unit, featuring the likes of Picklyk, Landrum, and Clement, has struggled to convert consistently. With only 22 power-play goals and a mere 0.62 goals per game from the man advantage, the Dockheads are likely exploring options for a boost in this area as the trade deadline approaches.

Dockheads fans are buzzing with speculation about potential moves, as rumors swirl around the league. A top-six forward with a proven scoring touch or a shutdown defenseman could make the difference in close games down the stretch. With the team on the playoff bubble, any additions could be critical not only for a postseason push but also for a deeper run if they make it into the playoffs.

Remember there are no guarantees in LTLHL

LTLHL Season 2 Awards: Celebrating the Best Performers - 2024-10-04 02:21:44

LTLHL Season 2 Awards: Celebrating the Best Performers

The LTLHL Season 2 has officially come to a close, and what a season it has been! From jaw-dropping goals to game-saving stops, this season showcased the incredible talent and dedication of all involved. As we wrap up this exciting chapter, it's time to honor the outstanding individuals who have excelled in their respective roles. Here are the winners of the LTLHL Season 2 Awards.

Pro League Awards

Light the Lamp Regular Season MVP:
- Winner: Lars-Bjorn Sundholm (Muertos)
- Position: Goalie
- Statline: 46 GP - 34 W - 8 L - 4 OTL - 2 SO - 2.26 GAA - .939 PCT - 2679 MIN
- Summary: Sundholm’s stellar goaltending was the cornerstone of Meurtos' success this season. His exceptional performances between the pipes earned him the prestigious Regular Season MVP award. Sundholm recorded the second most wins, had the second least amount of losses (35 game minimum), and supported the best goals against average and save percentage in the league, even beating out last year's MVP, Andrew Wiewel of the Militia. While offense in hockey is the focal point of any fan, fans can’t ignore the fact that Sundholm had one of the best seasons of any player and continued his MVP season into the playoffs, helping Tucson take Season 2 Beacon Cup!
- Finalists: Three players received first place votes, but there was one clear winner:
  1. G - Lars-Bjorn Sundholm - Tucson Muertos (9)
  2. RW - Duma Dodrescu - Memphis Blues (2)
  3. C - Jeremiah Plaxton - Portland Twisters (1)
Defensive Player of the Year:
- Winner: Eric Picklyk (Dockheads)
- Position: Defenseman
- Statline: 80 GP - 9 G - 49 A - 58 Pts - +15 - 76 PIM - 8 PPP - 2 GWG - 200 Hits - 48 GA - 57 TA - 110 SB - 21.03 AM/G
- Summary: Picklyk’s defensive mastery made him the league’s top defenseman, playing a crucial role in his team’s solid defensive record. Offensively, Picklyk finished second in points among defensemen but it wasn’t just his contribution in the offensive zone that won him Defensive Player of the Year. His combination of elite shot blocking, hits, and penalty discipline all contributed to his strong defensive season, including a +15 rating.
- Finalists: Final ballot first place votes were as follows:
  1. D Erik Picklyk - Minnesota Dockheads (8)
  2. D Harper Frick - Minnesota Dockheads (4)
Goalie of the Year:
- Winner: Lars-Bjorn Sundholm (Muertos)
- Position: Goalie
- Statline: 46 GP - 34 W - 8 L - 4 OTL - 2 SO - 2.26 GAA - .939 PCT - 2679 MIN
- Summary: Adding to his MVP title, Sundholm also takes home the Goalie of the Year award, highlighting his dominance in the crease. Sundholm winning goalie of the year speaks for itself. For the second straight year the MVP is your Goalie of the Year. Add it to his stealer resumé at only 28 years old.
Offensive Player of the Year / Points Leader:
- Winner: Timothy Chisholm (Knights)
- Position: Center
- Stat: 80 GP - 38 G - 55 A - 93 Pts - +15 - 43 PIM - 13 PPP - 5 GWG - 32 Hits - 55 GA - 23 TA - 40 SB - 18.79 AM/G
- Summary: Speaking of a young player making his mark, Timothy Chisholm was the league's offensive dynamo, leading all players with 93 points and proving to be an invaluable asset to the Knights. At just 22 years old Chisholm led the league in points, was eighth in goals, third in assists, and finished with 12 shooting percentage while finishing with the 11th most shots in the league. Oh did I forget to say he’s only 22 and this was his ROOKIE season. Yeah, Chisholm is a star in the making and a steal in the Year 2 Rookie Draft, getting picked NINTH overall. In case you still didn’t know, Chisholm also won Rookie of the Year. Keep an eye out for this kid.
Goal Scoring Leader:
- Winner: Duma Dodrescu (Blues)
- Position: Right Wing
- Stat: 48 Goals
- Summary: Dodrescu’s lethal finishing ability crowned him the top goal scorer of the season with an impressive 48 goals. With a league leading 420 shots (relax stoners), Dodrescu still finished with an impressive 11.43 shooting percentage. Duma was also able to break Season 1’s scoring record that he shared with Dillion Salemro from the Harfangs with 41 goals.
Rookie of the Year
- Winner: Timothy Chisholm (Knights)
- Position: Center
- Stat: 80 GP - 38 G - 55 A - 93 Pts - +15 - 43 PIM - 13 PPP - 5 GWG - 32 Hits - 55 GA - 23 TA - 40 SB - 18.79 AM/G
- Summary: See Offensive Player of the Year
Coach of the Year:
- Winner: Cyril Arensault (Muertos)
- Stat: 80 GP - 51 W - 23 L - 6 OTL - 108 pts
- Summary: Coached the team all the way to the Presidents Trophy as well as a cup. No Presidents Trophy curse for this coach, Arensault was able to guide his team to the best record in Season 2 (tying the Militia with the best record ever in LTLHL’s young existence) while also taking home Season 2’s Beacon Cup!
General Manager of the Year:
- Winner: Kriss Nissen (Muertos)
- Summary: Kris guided the Muertos to back-to-back Southwest Division Titles, improved on the 93 point S1 performance into a 108 point campaign, and won the Beacon Cup. Kriss has built a solid foundation in Tucson, look out for them in Season 3 and beyond, a dynasty could be brewing before our eyes.

Beacon Cup Playoffs

Beacon Cup MVP:
- Co-Winners: G Lars-Bjorn Sundholm & G Par Mellgren (Muertos)
- Position: Goalie
- Statline:
  1. Sundholm: 12 GP - 7 W - 4 L - 1 OTL - 0 SO - 2.75 GAA - .929 PCT -751 MIN
  2. Mellgren: 6 GP - 5 W - 1 L - 0 OTL - 0 SO - 2.50 GAA - .929 PCT - 365 MIN
- Summary: Three players each from the Beacon Cup Finals were nominated for the award. Finally emerging victorious after seven ballots were the two goalies from the Cup Champions in Tucson. Sundholm and Mellgren combined for a .929 save percentage, 2.55 GAA, and a 12-5-1 record on their way to winning the Beacon Cup.

Farm League Awards

Farm Regular Season MVP:
- Winner: Cliff Deruelle - New Orleans Jazz (BLU)
- Position: Center
- Summary: Farm leader in Points (89) and assists (57). His goals total (32) was ranked 7th and he finished with 10 game winning goals (3rd in the league). Jazz owned the 3rd highest scoring offense (249 G) and finished 3rd in the Western Conference in points (97).

Bosse Cup MVP:
- Winner: Cade Calkins - Thornton Devils (BAN)
- Position: Center
- Statline: 18 GP - 10 G - 11 A - 21 Pts - +11 - 20 PIM - 9 PPP - 3 GWG - 26 Hits - 12 GA - 9 TA - 6 SB - 18.24 AM/G
- Summary: Led the farm playoffs in points (21), power play goals (4), and power play points (9). Additionally, he had 3 game winning goals

NJHL League Awards

NJHL Reg Season MVP:
- Winner: Darko Rekelji - Reign
- Position: Center
- Statline: 80 GP - 51 G - 64 A - 115 Pts - +25 - 42 PIM - 11 PPP - 10 GWG - 180 Hits - 75 GA - 29 TA - 33 SB - 23.31 AM/G
- Summary: The 18 year old lead the league in points (115) and game winning goals (10), was 3rd in assists (64), and was 9th in +/-. Rekelji helped lead the Reign to the 3rd best record in the Canadian Conference (97p)
NJHL Playoff MVP:
- Winner: TBD
- Position: TBD
- Summary: TBD

Conclusion

Season 2 of the LTLHL was nothing short of spectacular, with incredible performances across the board. Congratulations to all the award winners and a huge thank you to every player, coach, and fan who made this season unforgettable. We look forward to seeing what Season 3 has in store!

Points lookout - 2024-09-24 21:51:17

As we hit the near mid-season mark of Season 3, the race for the top spot in the player standings is heating up, with several key performers standing out in the Light The Lamp Hockey League.

Tomas Rydval of the Knights currently leads the pack, boasting an impressive 45 points (33 goals, 17 assists). His incredible offensive output has kept the Knights in contention all season. Rydval’s shooting percentage of 13.39% is a testament to his accuracy and consistency.

Trailing close behind is Pete Sandhu of the Voodoo, with 42 points (13 goals, 29 assists). Sandhu has proven himself as one of the best setup men in the league, consistently creating opportunities for his teammates while maintaining a sharp eye on the puck. His 11.4% shooting percentage and 52.63% faceoff win rate demonstrate his all-around game.

Donavon Sorley from Muertos rounds out the top three, with 41 points (12 goals, 29assists). Sorley’s balanced contributions have been instrumental in Muertos' season, helping keep his team competitive. Sorley boasts the highest number of shots on goal (128), underscoring his aggressiveness on the attack.

Lazarr Zawilinski of the Blizzard is another high-impact player, tied for third in points with 41 (20 goals, 21 assists). Zawilinski’s 14.71% shooting accuracy shows his capability to finish plays and capitalize on scoring chances. With a solid +/- rating of +9, his contributions are not limited to offense, as his defensive work has been equally critical.

In fifth, Timothy Chisholm of the Knights also has 39 points (20 goals, 19 assists), playing a major role in New York’s top-ranked standing. Chisholm’s 10.67% shooting and a solid faceoff win percentage of 48% make him a valuable player on both ends of the ice.

Dalen Palmateer of Muertos, with 38 points (14 goals, 24 assists), is another standout performer. His balanced play and smart decision-making have been key to Muertos' consistency. His 19:15 minutes per game demonstrate his critical role on the ice, averaging a strong presence in both special teams and 5-on-5 play.

These top players have been central to their teams' successes, and as the season progresses, the race for the league’s points leader is bound to intensify. With several weeks left in the season, players like Rydval, Sandhu, and Sorley will be key to their teams' playoff hopes.

Key Stats and Highlights:
Tomas Rydval (Knights): Leading the league with 45 points, excelling in dishing the puck.
Pete Sandhu (Voodoo): League’s assist leader with 29, combining playmaking and defensive responsibility.
Donavon Sorley (Muertos): A top 6 shooter with 128 shots, contributing heavily to Muertos' offense.
Lazarr Zawilinski (Blizzard): Dual-threat forward with 20 goals and strong defensive numbers.
Timothy Chisholm (Knights): All-around performer, excelling in faceoffs and point production.
As we enter the back half of the season, expect these top performers to keep pushing the pace, while other rising stars look to challenge their hold on the leaderboard.’

Awards - 2024-04-03 17:59:46

ITs Timeeeeeeeeeeeeee for the season one awards article and there is no better way to start than by recognizing our MVP. In the heart-pounding inaugural season of Light the Lamp, where every goal, save, and play mattered, one player stood out above the rest, earning the prestigious title of Pro Regular Season MVP. With eight out of twelve first-place votes, Goalie Andrew Wiewel of the Massachusetts Militia emerged as a beacon of excellence, captivating fans and dominating the ice with his unparalleled skill and determination.
Throughout the season, Wiewel showcased a mastery of his craft, thwarting opponents' scoring attempts with remarkable precision and agility. His acrobatic saves, lightning-fast reflexes, and unwavering focus were not only instrumental in securing victories for his team but also in inspiring his teammates to elevate their performance to new heights. He remained a pillar of strength and composure, earning the respect and admiration of teammates, opponents, and fans alike. As the recipient of the Pro Regular Season MVP award, Andrew Wiewel's name will forever be etched in the annals of Light the Lamp history, a testament to his unparalleled skill, unwavering dedication, and undeniable impact on the game. Congratulations, Andrew, on this well-deserved honor – may your legacy continue to inspire generations of athletes to strive for greatness and light the lamp of success on and off the ice.

For our next award, we highlight Offensive Player of the year/Point leaders. This award belongs to Charlie Derko of the Lavall Redbull. Charlie was a must see this season also Capturing the League lead for most Assist for the LTLHL. Watching Derko was like a man amongst boys in his 80 Games played he had 32 goals with a league-leading 64 Apples for a grand total of 96 points. Here is what head coach for the Redbull Michele Renggli had to say “Charlie is most deserving of these two awards his efforts on and off the ice are what made this great club get to the playoffs in our first season. Charlie is someone that every team would be lucky to have.”
Defensive Player of the year for season 1 will be awarded to Charlie Esau of the Maine Might Moose. Charlie this season had 49 points was an outstanding +27 on the ice and carried his team with 1968 Minutes played tied for 6th best in the league.

Season one league leaders in goals scored saw a tie at a total of 41 goals each Dillon Salerno (Harfang) and Duma Dodrescu (Blues) both players showed great consistency throughout every game being able to find the twine. it was an incredible battle all the way down the final game of the season for these two, but nothing could separate them. When speaking with both players both remarked that they live for the competition and were happy to have the other guy pushing him to score every night. Dodrescu even mention his next contract should be a good one coming up in season 3.

For the Season One Champions, you’d expect the Portland Twisters to have multiple players throughout the LTLHL award list and yet there hasn’t been a Twister player on the list, until now. Good defense makes a great offense. Outside of being second on the team in points, Michal England had a fantastic year for the Twisters defensively as well and with a plus-33 rating, Michal England is your Season One Plus-Minus Leader.

Although he didn’t win Goalie of the Year, Harri-Juhani Sutelaninen had an incredible Year One campaign for the New York Knights in-between the pipes. Sutelaninen was tenth in wins and led the league in save percentage with a 0.931 and in goals against average with a 2.55. A brick wall on the back end, New York was lucky enough to call Sutelaninen their starter and could expect a strong performance from him each night.

To all 24 different General Managers who patently waited for months for the LTLHL to commence and then stuck it out to make its Inaugural Season a year to remember, thank you! Everyone played their part and contributed to Season One’s success in one way or another. But only one can be General Manager of the Year and who other than the one who led their team to the first ever LTLHL Championship than Portland Twister’s own Boston Stepaniuk! Boston wasn’t afraid to make moves early, after a strong Inaugural draft, to improve his roster and was able to lead a team of misfits to a North West division champion as well, while going into the playoffs as the seventh best team in the league. The Twisters were led by Maksim Rutenka who had 95 points in 80 games. Portland went through the tenth seed in the league, fifth seed, ninth seed, and eventually the fourth seed in the league. They played the most games in the playoffs at 25 games, going 16-9 and winning the Eastern Conference Finals and LTLHL Finals in seven games. In the playoffs, Portland as had Year One’s Playoff MVP, Michal England who led the Twisters with 16 goals, 20 assists, for 36 points, and a plus-21. A great year for the Portland and even better first year for the league as a whole!

More than just a bench boss, coaches are the first line of leaders on a team and contribute to a huge part of the success a team has throughout a long, grueling season. For Year One, with an impressive 51-23-6 record for 108 points and being considered the best team in the LTLHL your Coach of the Year is Jullian Wells from the Massachusetts Militia!

Our Professional League isn’t the only one that will be getting some love for the Year One awards. The prospects of the LTLHL also had a great season in the Farm League, including one person in particular. Leading the league in assists (60), points (83) at the mere age of 21, your Farm League Regular Season MVP is Willem Halward of the Yukon Jacks (Edmonton Blizzards affiliate). Leading the Farm League in goals with 39 tucks in 80 games was Rajan Thoms of the Lachine Bulldogs (Laval Redbull affiliate).

LTHL Wrap Around - 2024-02-22 01:26:12

LTHL Paper

Writer: Conor Wyatt

North Stars vs High Rollers

In an action-packed game between the North Stars and the High Rollers, the North Stars emerged victorious in a high-scoring affair.

1st Period:

The High Rollers struck first as R.J. Upton found the back of the net at 11:23, assisted by Mathys Nemeth and Oiva Lyttinen. However, the North Stars quickly responded, with Giff Bradbury leveling the score just 18 seconds later at 11:41, assisted by Joseph Knaus and Laurent Godbout.

2nd Period:

The North Stars took the lead in the second period as K.C. Levers scored at 3:35, with an assist from Sang Tianzhi and Jessy Soucy. The High Rollers answered back promptly with a goal from Steve Banga at 4:22, assisted by Leon Christensen and Vladimir Khokhlachev. The North Stars regained the lead with goals from Sang Tianzhi at 12:21, assisted by Jessy Soucy, and Mikko Tasanen at 13:35, assisted by Jamey Fequet and Iisakki Wallen. Marly Ruttan of the High Rollers narrowed the gap with a goal at 16:55, assisted by Barnabas Vilezsal and Antoni Petherbridge.

3rd Period:

The North Stars extended their lead early in the third period as Joseph Knaus scored at 1:52, with assists from Laurent Godbout and K.C. Levers. Cole Mcure of the High Rollers served a minor penalty for hooking at 15:44, but neither team managed to capitalize on the power play.

Goalie Stats:

Emilio Istad of the North Stars delivered a solid performance in goal, making 29 saves out of 32 shots for a save percentage of 0.906, earning him the win with a final score of 12-5-2. Kyllian Lind tended the net for the High Rollers, making 33 saves out of 38 shots for a save percentage of 0.868, despite suffering the loss with a final score of 17-13-1.

Three Stars:

The official three stars of the game were awarded to:

Sang Tianzhi (North Stars) - Contributed with a goal and an assist
K.C. Levers (North Stars) - Scored a goal and provided an assist
Joseph Knaus (North Stars) - Contributed with a goal and an assist

In a thrilling contest, the North Stars showcased their offensive firepower and solid teamwork to secure the win over the High Rollers.

Moose vs Chaos

In a game packed with action, the Chaos emerged victorious over the Mighty Moose in a high-scoring battle.

1st Period:

The Mighty Moose got off to a quick start as Lloyd Mceachern scored just 1 minute and 51 seconds into the game, with an assist from Abel Skipper. However, the Chaos responded with a goal from Yegor Mylnikov at 9:36, assisted by Grels Hohka. The period also saw Maksim Lalancette of the Chaos serving a minor penalty for high sticking.

2nd Period:

The Chaos took control in the second period, with Newton Dee scoring at 14:26, assisted by Thomas Braaksma. They extended their lead with goals from Aatami Kevari at 15:43, assisted by Lalancette and Konstantin Pastushenko, and Newton Dee again at 15:58 on the power play, with Lalancette and Pastushenko registering assists. Mceachern of the Mighty Moose served a minor penalty for tripping during this period.

3rd Period:

The Chaos continued their offensive onslaught in the third period, with B.J. Zack scoring at 8:55, assisted by Anthoni Pears and Braaksma. Konstantin Pastushenko added another goal at 12:29, with assists from Mylnikov and Hohka. Quinn Millbank and Layton Neveu of the Chaos each served minor penalties during the period.

Goalie Stats:

Innis Knox of the Chaos delivered an outstanding performance in goal, making 38 saves out of 39 shots for an impressive save percentage of 0.974, earning him the win with a final score of 6-7-3. Marco Rutherford tended the net for the Mighty Moose, making 28 saves out of 34 shots for a save percentage of 0.824, despite suffering the loss with a final score of 13-10-1.

Three Stars:

The official three stars of the game were awarded to:

Innis Knox (CHA) - Stellar goaltending performance
Newton Dee (CHA) - Contributed with two goals
Konstantin Pastushenko (CHA) - Contributed with a goal and two assists

In a dominant performance, the Chaos showcased their offensive prowess and solid goaltending to secure the win over the Mighty Moose.

Orcas vs Harfang

In a thrilling match between the Orcas and the Harfang, the Harfang emerged victorious in a high-scoring affair.

1st Period:

The Harfang got off to a strong start with Josef Dolnicek netting the opening goal at 13:33, assisted by Dillon Salerno and Vsevolod Neretin. They quickly followed up with another goal, this time by Osma Gullfors at 16:31, assisted by Wil Garland and Dwight Robichaud.

2nd Period:

The Orcas fought back early in the second period, as Eetu-Pekka Pylsy found the back of the net at 1:01, with an assist from Jamal Gratton. However, the Harfang responded swiftly, with Jesse Podloski scoring just 36 seconds later at 1:37, assisted by Isiah Bruton. They extended their lead with another goal from Wil Garland at 11:12, with assists from Nichlas Bjorklund and Osma Gullfors.

3rd Period:

Despite both teams' efforts, there were no goals scored in the final period.

Penalties:

Mikko-Matti Forsblad of the Orcas and Nichlas Bjorklund of the Harfang were both penalized for fighting at 11:40 of the third period.

Goalie Stats:

Ludvik Lyngmo of the Harfang delivered a stellar performance between the pipes, making 31 saves out of 32 shots for an impressive save percentage of 0.969, earning him the win with a final score of 11-3-1. Yefim Rogozhkin tended the net for the Orcas, making 28 saves out of 32 shots for a save percentage of 0.875, despite suffering the loss with a final score of 3-4-0.

Three Stars:

The official three stars of the game were awarded to:

Wil Garland (Harfang) - Contributed with a goal and an assist
Osma Gullfors (Harfang) - Scored a goal and provided an assist
Ludvik Lyngmo (Harfang) - Stellar goaltending performance

In an exciting game filled with scoring opportunities, the Harfang's offensive prowess and strong goaltending led them to a well-deserved victory over the Orcas.

Mustangs vs Samurai

In a matchup between the Mustangs and the Samurai, the game unfolded with skilled plays and thrilling moments.

1st Period:

The Mustangs took an early lead as Pete Sandhu scored at 10:19, with an assist from Miihkali Haataja. Both teams saw penalties during the period, with Herbert Pohjolainen of the Mustangs and Ragnvald Myntti of the Samurai each serving minor penalties for infractions.

2nd Period:

The Samurai quickly responded in the second period, with Sterling Capelle scoring just 37 seconds into the period, assisted by Kenneth Pehrson. However, the Mustangs regained the lead with goals from Tikhon Lemyasev at 7:08, assisted by Rurik Pietsalo, and Rodney Brockman at 14:18, assisted by Jimmy Ruddell and Sergey Krivulya. Craig Lythgoe of the Samurai was penalized for tripping during the period.

3rd Period:

The Samurai fought back in the third period, as Leimo Ali scored at 3:11, with assists from Nevin Callaghan and Karim Hogdal. Zaine Bosch of the Mustangs incurred a penalty for delaying the game at 14:53.

Goalie Stats:

Ruben Junnilainen of the Mustangs delivered a standout performance in goal, making 35 saves out of 37 shots for a save percentage of 0.946, earning him the win with a final score of 9-14-3. Karim Hogdal tended the net for the Samurai, making 24 saves out of 27 shots for a save percentage of 0.889, despite suffering the loss with a final score of 10-11-3.

Three Stars:

The official three stars of the game were awarded to:

Ruben Junnilainen (Mustangs) - Outstanding goaltending performance
Pete Sandhu (Mustangs) - Key goal to kick off the scoring
Rodney Brockman (Mustangs) - Contributed with a crucial goal

MILITIA vs Trident

In a thrilling contest between the MILITIA and Trident, the game unfolded with dramatic moments and skilled plays on both ends of the ice.

1st Period:

The opening period saw both teams battling hard, but neither managed to find the back of the net. However, there were penalties as Zack Blanch of Trident received a minor penalty for high sticking early in the period, followed by Marc-Andre Larochelle being called for goalie interference later on.

2nd Period:

Ezra Baskerville broke the deadlock for the Militia at 13:05, assisted by Russ Berlin and Melvin Hertz. Trident quickly responded with a goal from Marc-Andre Larochelle at 13:54, assisted by Lenny Koonts and Valentin Lokhanov, tying the game.

3rd Period:

The Militia regained the lead in the third period, as Ron Lebar scored at 10:52, with assists from Ed Zandbeek and Carl-Luc Alzner. However, Trident answered back with a goal from Andrei Flatley at 13:57, assisted by Garland Newkirk and Zack Blanch, leveling the score once again.

Overtime #1:

Despite intense efforts from both teams, neither managed to score in the overtime period, sending the game into a shootout.

Shootout:

Amadeus Helm scored for the Militia, while Andrew Wiewel made a crucial save on Garland Newkirk's attempt for Trident. Oleg Svitov then scored for the Militia, but Trident responded with a goal from Stanley Cyncar. Ed Zandbeek sealed the victory for the Militia with another goal in the shootout.

Goalie Stats:

Andrew Wiewel of the Militia delivered a stellar performance, making 32 saves out of 34 shots for a save percentage of 0.941, earning him the win with a final score of 19-3-1. Parttyli Kruus tended the net for Trident, making 35 saves out of 37 shots for a save percentage of 0.946, despite suffering the overtime loss with a final score of 6-15-6.

Three Stars:

The official three stars of the game were awarded to:

Parttyli Kruus (Trident) - Outstanding goaltending performance
Andrew Wiewel (Militia) - Stellar goaltending performance
Ron Lebar (Militia) - Key goal to help secure the win

In a closely contested matchup, the Militia emerged victorious over Trident in a shootout thriller, showcasing their resilience and determination to claim the victory

Dynasty vs Knights

In a highly charged match between the Dynasty and the Knights, the Knights emerged victorious in a game filled with intense action and multiple goals.

1st Period:

The Knights started the scoring on a power play opportunity, with Timothy Chisholm netting the first goal of the game at 15:34, assisted by Toby Hornbrook. Both teams faced penalties during the period, with Trafim Zaleski of the Knights and Vladimir Zayev of the Dynasty each serving minor penalties. Chisholm also incurred a minor penalty for high sticking.

2nd Period:

The Dynasty responded in the second period, as Chris Neurauter found the back of the net at 13:12, with assists from Zayev and Eyck Eismann, tying the game. However, the Knights regained the lead late in the period, with Uno Thun scoring at 18:57, assisted by Glynn Simpson.

3rd Period:

The Knights dominated the third period with a flurry of goals. Vilppu Lavinen struck early at 0:10, followed by power play goals from Reinhold Lahdo at 4:19 and Tomas Rydval at 6:40. The Dynasty managed to narrow the gap with a goal from Eismann at 8:53, but it wasn't enough to mount a comeback. The period was marked by several penalties, including cross-checking, slashing, and fighting infractions.

Goalie Stats:

Ingemar Sjoberg of the Knights delivered a standout performance in goal, making 34 saves out of 36 shots for a save percentage of 0.944, earning him the win with a final score of 13-7-2. J.T. Macleish tended the net for the Dynasty, making 35 saves out of 40 shots for a save percentage of 0.875, despite suffering the loss with a final score of 11-17-3.

Three Stars:

The official three stars of the game were awarded to:

Reinhold Lahdo (Knights) - 1 goal, 1 assist
Tomas Rydval (Knights) - 1 goal, 1 assist
Ingemar Sjoberg (Knights) - Stellar goaltending performance

In a game characterized by offensive firepower and physical play, the Knights emerged victorious, showcasing their scoring prowess and defensive resilience to secure the win over the Dynasty.

Dockheads VS Blues

In a tightly contested matchup between the Dockheads and Blues, both teams battled fiercely throughout the game.

1st Period:

The opening period saw a defensive struggle, with neither team managing to find the back of the net. However, both teams incurred penalties, with Kaarl Kontturi of the Blues receiving a minor penalty for slashing at 0:51, and Duma Dodrescu also serving a minor penalty for cross-checking at 18:05.

2nd Period:

The Blues broke the deadlock midway through the second period, as Hampus Ollilainen scored his 8th goal of the season at 10:41, assisted by Loughlin Dowe and Mikhail Tsvetkov. The Dockheads quickly responded, with Eric Picklyk netting his 3rd goal of the season at 12:38, assisted by Rawley Boney and Harper Frick. However, the Blues regained the lead just over a minute later, as Wesley Groulx scored his 1st goal of the season at 14:19, with Ollilainen notching his second point of the game with an assist.

3rd Period:

Trailing by a goal, the Dockheads surged back in the third period. Aiden Wourms tied the game at 2-2 with his 2nd goal of the season at 11:26, assisted by Joran De Haan. The Dockheads then took the lead late in the period, as Eric Picklyk scored his 2nd goal of the game and 4th of the season at 16:48, with assists from Bedrich Visek and Hartley OCurry.

Goalie Stats:

Cooper Fornataro of the Dockheads delivered a stellar performance in net, making 34 saves out of 36 shots for a save percentage of 0.944, earning him the win with a final score of 14-12-2. Sampa Paunonen tended the net for the Blues, making 32 saves out of 35 shots for a save percentage of 0.914, despite suffering the loss with a final score of 18-8-2.

Three Stars:

The official three stars of the game were awarded to:

Eric Picklyk (Dockheads) - 2 goals
Hampus Ollilainen (Blues) - 1 goal, 1 assist
Harper Frick (Dockheads) - 1 assist

In a thrilling contest, the Dockheads emerged victorious over the Blues, capitalizing on timely scoring and solid goaltending to secure the win.

Privateers and the Muertos decided things in a SO - 2024-02-16 01:07:40

LTLHL Paper

In a thrilling matchup between the Privateers and the Muertos, the game saw intense action from start to finish.

1st Period:

The Privateers started strong with Herb Edmond netting the first goal at 5:22, assisted by Chris Touhey and Guillaume Hanley. They didn't stop there, as Cameron Lodewyks capitalized on a power play just 12 seconds later at 5:34, with Hanley again setting up the play.

Donovan Sorley of the Muertos received a minor penalty for slashing during this period.

2nd Period:

The Muertos fought back in the second period with Dalen Palmateer finding the back of the net at 18:27, assisted by Kody Schutz, closing the gap between the two teams.

3rd Period:

Palmateer struck again in the third period at 6:43, with assists from Luke Vanni and Niclas Saarelainen, tying the game. Both teams faced penalties, with Vanni and Rong-Zilei each serving time for tripping.

Overtime:

Despite intense efforts, neither team managed to score during the overtime period, the best chance was a Wrist shot by Kody Schutz. Stopped by Olaf Patalong, Leading to a shootout to determine the winner.

Shootout:

Ristian Vuojarvi missed the net for the Privateers, but Olaf Patalong, their goaltender, made a crucial save on Dalen Palmateer's shot. Rong Zilei scored for the Privateers, while Patalong continued to shine by denying Kody Schutz. Lars-Bjorn Sundholm, the Muertos' goaltender, made impressive saves on Maddison Bilcke and in the end John-Michael Mcdonough couldnt score and PRI takes the win

Goalie Stats:

Olaf Patalong of the Privateers made 37 saves out of 39 shots, with a save percentage of 0.949, earning him the win with a final score of 3-1-0. Lars-Bjorn Sundholm of the Muertos made 41 saves out of 43 shots, with a save percentage of 0.953, earning him an overtime loss with a final score of 14-5-4.

Three Stars:

The official three stars of the game were awarded to:

Lars-Bjorn Sundholm (MUE)
Dalen Palmateer (MUE)
Olaf Patalong (PRI)

In a tightly contested match, the Privateers emerged victorious, thanks to stellar goaltending and timely scoring, securing the win in a shootout thriller.

Boteler Takes L in First Dockheads Appearance - 2024-02-16 00:44:56

Minnesota Gazette
Pattrick Rode: Beat writer for the Dockheads:

In Caden Boteler's debut game as a Dockhead, the team faced off against the Orcas. The first period kicked off with an early goal by the Dockheads'A.C. Westren assisted by Brantley Langevin assisted by Timothy Pham, giving them an early lead. However, the Orcas quickly responded with a goal from Keegan Ramkema, assisted by Karter Larocque and Jamal Gratton, evening the score. The period concluded without any penalties.

Moving into the second period, the Dockheads regained the lead with Langevin netting his second goal of the game, assisted by Eric Picklyk and Rawley Boney. Yet again, Ramkema of the Orcas swiftly countered with his second goal, assisted by Reeti Tiitinen and Justice Wang. Just before the period ended, Mikko-Matti Forsblad of the Orcas scored, assisted by Aston Critchley and Reko Hongell.

As the third period unfolded, the Orcas sealed their victory with an empty-net goal from Aston Critchley, assisted by Forsblad, securing a win with a final score of 4-2. Goalie stats revealed Mangjeol Su-Cheol of the Orcas as the standout performer, making 36 saves out of 38 shots, while Caden Boteler, in his debut, made 18 saves out of 21 shots for the Dockheads. The three stars of the game were awarded to Orcas players Keegan Ramkema, Mikko-Matti Forsblad, and Mangjeol Su-Cheol.

Minnesota Gazette - 2024-02-14 14:16:14

Pattrick Rode: Beat writer for the Dockheads:

In a bold move aimed at fortifying their roster for the future, the Minnesota Dockheads have completed a trade with the Denver Bandits, acquiring defenseman Ben Moss and promising goaltender Caden Boteler. The addition of Moss, a young stud defenseman with immense potential, injects a boost of talent and depth into the Dockheads' blue line. Known for his defensive prowess, Moss brings a blend of size, skill, and hockey IQ that promises to bolster Minnesota's defensive stability and contribute to their success on the ice.
Accompanying Moss in this trade is goaltender Caden Boteler, another rising star in the hockey world. Boteler's arrival in Minnesota adds further depth to the Dockheads' goaltending corps and provides insurance between the pipes. With a combination of athleticism, reflexes, and a calm demeanor under pressure, His presence not only enhances the Dockheads' goaltending depth but also sets the stage for healthy competition within the team, driving performance and pushing each goaltender to excel.

In exchange for Moss and Boteler, the Dockheads sent defenseman Philip Salenius and a first-round pick in the upcoming Year 3 draft (Y:3-RND:1-DOC) to the Denver Bandits. While parting ways with Salenius represents a loss of farm experienced talent, the Dockheads' management believes the acquisition of Moss and Boteler aligns with their long-term strategy of building a competitive and formidable team. This trade underscores the Dockheads' commitment to investing in young, talented players while also addressing key areas of need, positioning them for success both in the immediate future and in the seasons to come.

TRADE - 2024-01-31 15:06:16

Minnesota Gazette
Pattrick Rode: Beat writer for the Dockheads:

In a surprising move, the Minnesota Dockheads have executed a trade with the Saint Paul Razorbacks, exchanging defenseman Curt Daae in return for draft picks. The Dockheads, seemingly eyeing future prospects and bolstering their organizational depth, have acquired the Razorbacks' second-round pick in the upcoming Year 5 draft (RAZ-R2) and their fourth-round pick in the subsequent Year 6 draft (RAZ-R4). This transaction signals a strategic approach by the Dockheads' management, emphasizing a long-term vision and a commitment to building a competitive roster for seasons to come.
Curt Daae, the defenseman headed to the Saint Paul Razorbacks, had just recently cracked the lineup and has been a new steady presence on the blue line for the Dockheads and Hornets. The trade, however, underscores the team's willingness to make calculated moves to strengthen their overall position and capitalize on future talent. The acquisition of valuable draft picks positions the Dockheads to make informed selections in upcoming drafts, potentially bringing in fresh talent or serving as valuable trade assets as the team continues to navigate the competitive landscape of the league. Only time will reveal the full impact of this trade, but the Dockheads' front office is playing the long game in their pursuit of sustained success.

Welsford to Start Tonight - 2024-01-29 20:18:57

Minnesota Gazette
Pattrick Rode: Beat writer for the Dockheads:

In an escalation of play, the Minnesota Dockheads have experienced a wonderful surge of success, claiming victory in seven out of their last ten games. This impressive run has helped them tremendously in the standings, instilling a renewed sense of confidence and optimism within the team and its fanbase. The Dockheads' recent form has been marked by a combination of solid defensive play, and potent offensive contributions, from Viskek and Rawley Boney.

As the team prepares to face the Memphis Blues tonight, the focus will undoubtedly be on Welsford to maintain his impeccable form and continue his undefeated streak, providing the Dockheads with a solid foundation to secure another victory on the road.

Tonight's matchup against the Memphis Blues presents a significant test for the Dockheads as they aim to extend their winning form to further solidify their hopes of being a contender in the league. The team's recent success has been a collective effort, with both offensive and defensive units clicking cohesively. As they face off against the Blues, the Dockheads will look to build on the momentum generated by their recent victories, showcasing the resilience and determination that have defined their turnaround this season. Fans eagerly anticipate a thrilling contest in Memphis, with hopes high that the Dockheads, led by the indomitable Willy Welsford, will continue their winning ways and make a statement in their quest for playoff contention

Is there Hope?? - 2024-01-22 00:04:04

Minnesota Gazette

Patrick Rode: Beat writer for the Dockheads:

The early stages of the season have proven to be a challenging period for the Minnesota Dockheads, marked by a series of struggles and subpar performances on the ice. Despite the initial high expectations, the team has faced difficulties in finding their rhythm and cohesion. Defensive lapses and an inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities have plagued the Dockheads, resulting in a string of disappointing losses that have left both fans and players frustrated.

One glaring issue has been the team's inconsistent play, with a lack of synergy evident in their on-ice movements. Defensive breakdowns and goaltending woes have left the Dockheads vulnerable to opposing attacks, while the offensive unit has struggled to convert chances into goals. The early season struggles serve as a stark contrast to the team's potential, raising questions about the factors contributing to their lackluster performances. As the Dockheads navigate this challenging phase, and a recent spectacular turn of events, the Minnesota Dockheads have recently showcased an impressive surge, securing three consecutive victories and netting an astonishing 16 goals across these triumphs.

The team's offensive prowess was on full display as they dominated their opponents, demonstrating exceptional coordination and goal-scoring efficiency. This remarkable winning streak has not only boosted the Dockheads' morale but has also given the players confidence to try and be a force to be reckoned with in the league.

Adding to their impressive feat, the Dockheads achieved a notable milestone by defeating their arch-rival, the Razorbacks, twice during this streak. These victories hold particular significance, not only for the points earned but also for the pride and bragging rights that come with conquering a rival. The team's supporters are undoubtedly reveling in the success of their beloved Dockheads, and the players' confidence is soaring as they continue to build momentum in what promises to be an exciting season.

The next game is Home at The Dock, VS Port City Privateers. @7pm It will be law enforcement appreciation night!!

A hiatus in the Gazette and the hockey team it appears - 2023-07-13 16:43:42

NHL should absolutely get weird with neutral-site cities

Minnesota Gazette

Reporter: Patrick Rode

A hiatus in the Gazzet and the hockey team it appears

The Minnesota Dockheads Ice Hockey team has recently experienced a series of struggles, finding themselves on the bubble line for the playoffs. The team's performance has been inconsistent, leading to frustrating losses and a drop in the standings. With each passing game, the pressure mounts as the Dockheads fight to secure their spot in the postseason. Despite the team's recent additions struggles have arisen, Coach Zorn remains optimistic about their chances. He believes that the Dockheads have the talent and potential to turn things around. Zorn emphasizes the importance of staying focused, working on their weaknesses, and executing their game plan with precision. Behind closed doors, "he motivates his players to stay determined and reminds them that there is still time to hold on and if need be make a push toward the playoffs" said GM Green.

General Manager and Head of Hockey Operations Kieran Green shares Zorn's sentiment and believes that the team should stay the course leading up to the upcoming trade deadline. He understands the value of stability and continuity within the roster and is hesitant to make drastic moves that could disrupt team chemistry. Green was quoted as saying " I think we found a core group of players this year and have recently added top talent in the league to make things even better if we play consistently I think we can be really good". Green also acknowledges that the Dockheads have the necessary pieces in place and that the players need time to regain their confidence and find their winning form.

In the Dockhead's last ten games, they have a record of 4 wins 5 losses, and 1 OT loss. It sums up the average play of late. Tonight the Dockheads will face the Chaos away in Halifax at the Chaos Center. The Chaos coming off a split with Cape Cod will look to stay hot as they have 8 wins out of the last 10.

Around the rest of the league, The Main Mighty Moose are on a 7-game win streak, since the arrival of new GM Joe Larson the team has really turned itself around and is a serious threat to win it all. Just down the road in Massachusetts, the Militia has reached 80 points with 58 games played. the Top 10 Points leaders are

1 Charlie Derko

2 Maksim Rutenka

3 Vladilen Kanareikin

9 Kalle-Veikko Kekalaine

The Top Goalies are

7 Lars-Bjorn Sundholm

8 Barron Dowler

9 Stephane Wazasnik

10 Kellen Trayner

First trade in Dockheads history - 2023-06-21 13:25:20

Brantley Langevin is Now a Dockhead. He was aquired for Elie Van Der Male. GM Green was quoted on the trade as saying "I hope this provides us the secondarey scoring that was lackluster and we contiune to play well into the second half of the season and push for the cup"

A look into Minnesota hockey right now - 2023-05-17 12:40:37

Minnesota Gazzet

Reporter: Patrick Rode

A look into Minnesota hockey right now

The young but intense rivalry between the Minnesota Dockheads and the St. Paul Razorbacks has become the talk of the hockey community in Minnesota. Both teams, based in neighboring cities, have ignited a fiery competition on the ice that captivates fans and players alike. With each game, the stakes are raised, and the intensity reaches new heights.

The Minnesota Dockheads, fell to the Razorbacks last night in overtime. but as they are known for their relentless offensive prowess and lightning-fast skating, it just wasn't enough last night. On the other hand, the St. Paul Razorbacks are renowned for their disciplined goal-scoring and low physicality. Their style and unwavering determination make them a force to be reckoned with, and they never back down from a challenge. As the teams clash, the atmosphere in the arenas becomes electric, with passionate fans fueling the rivalry and creating an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.

This fierce competition has not only intensified the on-ice battles but has also sparked a deep-rooted animosity between the two cities. Fans proudly don their team colors, engaging in spirited debates and friendly banter that often spills over into heated discussions. The rivalry has become a symbol of local pride, with each victory or defeat carrying significant weight. The matchups between the Dockheads and the Razorbacks have become must-see events, near drawing sell-out crowds and leaving a lasting impact on the hockey community in Minnesota. As the rivalry continues to grow, one thing is certain: Both teams are off to a more than respectable start and whenever these two teams meet, it's a clash that will leave hockey fans on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting the next chapter in this thrilling saga.

The two teams play once more this week but again the location is The Back Forty. The Dockhead's next home game they will be having Mighty Ducks night with Emilio Estevez in attendance. Tickets are still available for that game against the Royals.

Dockheads Next three games @Razorbacks- @Trident-VS Royals

Looking around LTLHL: you have seen Portland Twisters rise up the standings since making a wave of trades now sitting only 5 points out of a playoff spot after being dead last in the conference. Another team not many want to face right now is the Las Vegas High Rollers they are on a 4-game win streak and currently sit 2nd in the Southern Conference. Lastly and to everyone's sadness the Milita are still on a dominant run with 9 wins in his last ten.

Boney Off to the races - 2023-05-08 20:32:50

Minnesota Gazzet

Reporter: Patrick Rode

Boney Off to the races

Rawley Boney has had an amazing start to the Dockheads season, leading the hockey team with an impressive 12G 13A 25 points. His skill on the ice and dedication to the game has made him a valuable asset to the team, and his performance this season has been nothing short of outstanding.

Boney is a 25-year-old forward for the Dockheads, and his ability to score goals and create opportunities for his teammates has been crucial to the team's success. He has a keen eye for the net and a quick release on his shots, which has allowed him to put up impressive numbers early in the season.

But it's not just his scoring ability that makes Boney stand out. He's also a hard-working player who is willing to put in the effort both on and off the ice. He's always looking for ways to improve his game, whether that's by working on his skating or studying films of opposing teams to better understand their strategies. It's the on and off-the-ice actions that have made him a fan favorite

Looking around the rest of the LTLHL it would be wrong to not mention some other point leaders as Boney is only top 3. 1 is Steve Banga a fantastic 12G 15A with the LVHR who is 2nd in the Southern Conference riding high. Nino Hebar is also standing out for the forwards so far this season potting 8G but serving the biscuit all over for 18 Apples. On the back end in Net leading the league is a 4 dog race with Andrew Wiewel-(Militia), Ash Galvin-(Seattle) (who is showing why Seattle wanted him so much on draft day) Karim Hogdal,-(Bandits), and finally Barron Dowler-(Razorbacks) all posting 9 or more wins holding their teams in games every time they go out many having over 600 minutes already.

Kirill Karpyuk nets his first goal - 2023-04-25 02:55:20

Minnesota Gazzet

Reporter: Patrick Rode

Kirill Karpyuk nets his first goal and Teams are heating up

Dockhead's 18-year-old forward, Kirill Karpyuk, scored his first-ever goal in a game against the Knights. With his speed and skill, Karpyuk received a loose puck off a blocked shot just inside the opponent's zone and made a quick move to get past the defenseman. He then fired a slapshot towards the net, beating the goalie with a perfect shot into the top corner. The crowd erupted with cheers as Karpyuk celebrated his milestone achievement with his teammates. This goal not only marked an important moment in Karpyuk's career but also proved his potential as a rising star in the hockey world.

In the rest of the league, you see three teams on three-game win streaks currently as of Tuesday April 25th the Razorbacks who beat the Muertos, Orcas, and Trident also the Blizzard who took down the Mustangs, Moose and Samurai. Lastly, the Royals took away the Northstars' three-game win streak en route to also beating Privateers and Dynasty.

Standings can be found at https://ltlhl.com/output/Standing.php

Dockheads next game: Edmonton Blizzard

MINNESTOTA GAZZETE - 2023-03-22 20:00:00

Massachusetts Militia

The Massachusetts Militia is a new team in the Light the Lamp Hockey League and they have set their sights high. The team was founded to win the championship within the next five years. The Militia's management has made several bold moves to ensure they are on the right path to success. They have Drafted top players from the ingural draft and hired young and tough coach ,JULIAN WEISS. Who has implemented a rigorous training program. With a strong and dedicated team, the Militia is determined to make its championship dream a reality.

The fans in Massachusetts outside of the Cape area are excited about the new team and the potential for a championship in the near future. Fans have already started to rally around the Militia and have high hopes for the team's success. The Militia's management has also made it a priority to give back to the community, hosting charity events and donating to local causes. With their commitment to both their team and their city, the Massachusetts Militia is poised for success both on and off the ice. If they continue to work hard and stay focused on their goal, it's only a matter of time before they bring the championship home.

The Las Vegas High Rollers

The Las Vegas High Rollers are a new team in the Light the Lamp Hockey League and they've already made a splash in the league with their exciting promotions and flashy Logo. But what's got the hockey world talking is their new general manager, Xan Ottenberg He's known for his sharp mind and his ability to build successful teams. Ottenberg has wasted no time putting his stamp on the High Rollers, making bold moves and bringing in top talent in his first draft to ensure that the team is a force to be reckoned with in the league.

The excitement around the High Rollers and their new general manager is palpable in Las Vegas. Fans are thrilled to have such an eager and talented manager at the helm of their team, and they're enthusiastic to see what the future holds. Ottenberg has already proven himself to be a shrewd and savvy manager, and his dedication to the team is evident in every move he makes. With Ottenberg leading the way, the High Rollers are poised to become one of the league's top teams, and the city of Las Vegas couldn't be more excited about what's to come.

The Los Angeles Dynasty

The Los Angeles Dynasty is a new team in the Light the Lamp Hockey League and they have set their sights on building a dynasty. The team's ownership group has spared no expense in building a top-tier organization from the ground up. They have brought in a talented roster of players, including soon-to-be superstar JOSEF DOLNICEK and have hired experienced coach LINUS SODERGREN. The Dynasty is committed to creating a winning culture that will last for years to come.

The city of Los Angeles is buzzing with excitement over the new team and their quest to build a dynasty. Fans have already started to rally around the Dynasty and are eager to see the team succeed. The Dynasty's ownership group has made it clear that they are in it for the long haul, and are willing to do whatever it takes to build a winning team. With the Owner and GM experiance of creating a Dynasty once before and their commitment to excellence, the Los Angeles Dynasty is poised to become a dominant force in the Light the Lamp Hockey League for years to come.

MINNESOTA GAZZETE - 2023-03-19 20:00:00

Reporter: Patrick Rode

Edmonton Blizzard

The Edmonton Blizzard is a new team in the Light the Lamp league, and they are already making a splash with their experienced general manager at the helm. The Blizzard's GM brings years of experience in the sport to the team, having worked with some of the top teams and players in other leagues. With a keen eye for talent and a strategic approach to team building, the GM has already made significant moves to strengthen the Blizzard's roster and position them for success in the upcoming inaugural season.

One of the Blizzard's key strengths is their GM's ability to identify and develop talent. The team has already recruited several rising stars who are poised to make a big impact on the league, and they are focused on building a team that will be competitive for years to come. With the GM's leadership and vision, the Edmonton Blizzard is one to look for to quickly become a team to watch in the Light the Lamp league. Fans in Edmonton are excited to see what this new team can achieve under their experienced general manager's guidance.

Memphis Blues

The Memphis Blues is one of the new teams that is set to join the Light the Lamp league, bringing with them a unique style and culture to the sport. A GM also with significant experience.

With a rich history of music, art, and entertainment, Memphis is a city that is known for its vibrancy and energy, and the Blues are determined to bring that same spirit to the ice. The team has assembled a talented and diverse roster of players, each with their own unique strengths and skills that will be put to the test in the upcoming season.

Kiefer Zoerb is the star player for the Memphis Blues, and he is expected to be a major force on the ice in the upcoming Light the Lamp season. Zoerb is known for his incredible speed, agility, and scoring ability, making him a formidable opponent for any team in the league. He has a long history of success in the sport, having played at the highest levels in the junior and minor leagues before joining the Memphis Blues. Zoerb's talent and experience make him a key asset for the Memphis Blues, and the team is looking to him to provide leadership and inspiration both on and off the ice. As one of the league's top players, Zoerb is expected to be a major factor in the Blues' success this season, and his skill and determination will be crucial to the team's chances of making it to the playoffs. Fans in Memphis are excited to see what Zoerb and the rest of the Blues can achieve in their inaugural season in the Light the Lamp league.

Halafix Choas

The Halifax Chaos is a new team in the Light the Lamp league, and they are looking to bring a unique cultural perspective to the sport. Halifax is a city with a rich history and a diverse community, and the Chaos are determined to reflect that in their team culture and gameplay. The team has already attracted a strong fanbase, with supporters eager to see how the city's heritage and traditions will be reflected on and off the ice.

The Halifax Chaos seems to be focused on building a team that reflects the city's values of inclusivity, diversity, and community. The team has recruited players from a variety of backgrounds and nationalities, each bringing their own unique style and perspective to the game. The Chaos GM is equiped with the knowelege and skill to provide the Fans in Halifax with what they want. Fans are excited to see how the team will embody the city's spirit and passion, and they are looking forward to a season filled with excitement and energy.

MINNESOTA GAZZETE - 2023-03-14 20:00:00

With pre season coming around in the next couple of weeks its import to understand what each team is about.
The Light the Lamp season is set to kick off its inaugural year, promising to be a thrilling new addition to the world of professional fantasy sports. This innovative new league features 24 teams from across the United States and Canada each with a unique roster of talented players who will compete in a fast-paced, action-packed game that blends all the elements of hockey

The goal of the Light the Lamp league is to offer a fresh and exciting take on simulated hockey, with a focus on accessibility, maximizing realism, inclusivity, and entertainment. Fans can expect to see high-scoring games that are full of intense action, as players showcase their skills in a sport that is both fast-paced and physically demanding. With a lineup of talented athletes and passionate fans, the Light the Lamp season is sure to be an unforgettable experience for sports enthusiasts everywhere.

As we take a look into the team First let's start in the Mile High City. The Light the Lamp league's inaugural year welcomes a new team in Denver, and the city is buzzing with excitement as they prepare for their debut season.

The Denver squad boasts a talented roster of players, each with a unique skill set that promises to bring a fresh dynamic to the league. Led by coach Trent O'Brien with a proven track record of success, the team is poised to make an immediate impact and challenge the other teams for the top spot in the standings.

The Denver team has set their sights on one goal - winning the Light the Lamp championship. With an intense training regimen and a relentless work ethic, the players are fully committed to achieving this goal. Their strategy is focused on teamwork, communication, and maximizing the strengths of each individual player. They know that every game counts, and they are ready to leave it all on the ice in pursuit of their ultimate objective.

The key to the Denver team's success will be their ability to maintain their focus and discipline throughout the season. They will need to stay motivated and committed, even in the face of adversity and tough losses. With the support of their dedicated fans, the Denver team is determined to bring the championship trophy home and make their mark in the Light the Lamp league's history books.

Next, We take a look up North of the American border in Quebec.

Les Harfang de Québec is a new team that is set to make its debut in the Light the Lamp league, and they are already generating buzz among fans and analysts alike. One of the reasons for this excitement is their highly-rated defenseman, Elijah Sanner. Sanner is a skilled and experienced player who is expecting to make himself known on the ice time and time again. He is known for his excellent defensive skills and his ability to read the game and anticipate his opponent's moves. With Sanner on their side, Les Harfang de Québec is sure to have a strong defensive presence that will be difficult for other teams to break through.

With coach Mohamed Hagman in Sanner's ear, his addition to the team is not the only reason to keep an eye on Les Harfang de Québec this season.

The team has a solid roster of talented players, and they are focused on building a strong team dynamic that will allow them to compete at the highest level. With a mix of veteran players and rising stars, Les Harfang de Québec is well-positioned to make a strong showing in their first season in the Light the Lamp league. Fans in Quebec City are eagerly anticipating the start of the season, and they are confident that their team will make them proud.

Lastly for today The Light the Lamp league is set to welcome a new team the Cape Cod Stingrays, and they are making headlines with their aggressive spending habits. The Stingrays have spared no expense in building their team, acquiring some of the league's top talent through impressive drafting deals. Their financial commitment to the team has raised eyebrows among fans and analysts alike, but the Stingrays are confident that their investment will pay off on the ice.

The Cape Cod Stingrays are looking to make a big splash in their debut season, and they are leaving no stone unturned in their quest for success. With a roster filled with experienced players and rising stars, the team is poised to make a strong showing in the league. However, some critics have raised concerns about the sustainability of the Stingrays' spending habits, and whether they will be able to maintain their financial commitment in the long term. Regardless, fans of the Stingrays are eagerly anticipating the start of the season, and they are excited to see what this new team can bring to the Light the Lamp league.

MINNESOTA GAZZETE - 2023-02-26 20:42:54

Next, We take a look up North of the American border in Quebec.

With coach Mohamed Hagman in Sanner's ear, his addition to the team is not the only reason to keep an eye on Les Harfang de Québec this season.

Injuries

Finlay Hellgren is out for 3 weeks because of a Strained Right Elbow Injury.

Oskar Carlsson is out for 1 week because of a Bruised Left Shoulder Injury.

Team History

Team Stat History

Season	Team	GP	W	L	OTW	OWL	SOW	SOL	Pts	GF	GA	Diff	SHF	SHA	SHB	Pim	Hits	PP%	PK%
1	Dockheads	80	32	26	6	6	5	5	97	262	258	4	2845	2970	963	396	1658	17.88%	86.87%
2	Dockheads	80	37	30	2	6	3	2	92	263	236	27	2993	2830	981	417	1753	24.54%	85.42%
3	Dockheads	80	39	24	4	6	2	5	101	272	232	40	2984	2744	912	486	1660	18.46%	84.68%
Playoffs
1	Dockheads	19	11	8	0	0	0	0	22	59	63	-4	669	738	252	166	389	31.03%	86.96%
3	Dockheads	6	2	4	0	0	0	0	4	11	17	-6	245	249	68	84	114	20%	100%

Trade History

2025/02/23 -

Traded Thor Souchotte, Vsevolod Kaiturov, Y7:DOC-R1 and Y8:DOC-R1 to

for Kiefer Zoerb and Y7:MIL-R4
2025/02/17 -

Traded Y4:TRI-R5 to

for Y5:STI-R5
2025/02/11 -

Traded Y5:RAZ-R2 to

for Karl-Johan Schmidt
2024/11/16 -

Traded Lee Metcalfe to

for Christian Cannan and Y5:DOC-R5
2024/11/08 -

Traded Timothy Pham, Y4:DOC-R3, Y6:DOC-R3 and York Kiki to

for Dane Wooten and Y6:MUE-R5
2024/03/31 -

Traded Jake Mcadie, Y4:DYN-R3 and Y4:DYN-R2 to

for Leimo Ali and Y6:SAM-R5
2024/02/27 -

Traded Y3:DOC-R2, Y3:DOC-R3, Y3:MIL-R3, Y3:DOC-R4, Y3:DOC-R5 and Y4:DOC-R5 to

for Y4:DYN-R2, Y4:DYN-R3, Y6:DYN-R2 and Y7:DYN-R3
2024/02/13 -

Traded Y3:DOC-R1 and Philip Salenius to

for Ben Moes and Caden Boteler
2024/01/31 -

Traded Y5:RAZ-R2 and Y6:RAZ-R4 to

for Curt Daae

Game Center

Orcas32-18-6, 70pts

42Final

Dockheads25-22-9, 59pts

32Final

Orcas32-18-6, 70pts

Dockheads25-22-9, 59pts

Mon, Jun 16Armed Forces Ice Palace

Militia28-18-8, 64pts

Maulers29-23-4, 62pts

Tue, Jun 17The Dock

Dockheads25-22-9, 59pts

Team Leaders

	GOALS Bedrich Visek 24			ASSISTS Brantley Langevin 26
	POINTS Bedrich Visek 44			PLUS/MINUS Thornton Upchurch 11
	WINS Cooper Fornataro 14			SV% Cooper Fornataro 0.923

Team Stats

Goals For 169 3.02 GFG	Shots For 2058 36.75 Avg	Power Play Percentage 10.6% 11 GF	Offensive Zone Start 52.5%
Goals Against 173 3.09 GAA	Shots Against 1982 35.39 Avg	Penalty Kill Percentage 81.8% 12 GA	Defensive Zone Start 47.5%

Injury status

Player	POS	Status	Injury	Out For	Expected Return
Finlay Hellgren (R)	C	Long Term Injured Reserve	Strained Right Elbow Injury	3 Weeks	2025-07-06
Oskar Carlsson	C	Long Term Injured Reserve	Bruised Left Shoulder Injury	2 Weeks	2025-06-24

Minnesota Dockheads Info


	General Manager	Kieran Green
	Head Coach	Denis Zorn
	Conference	Southern Conference
	Division	Mid West

AHL Affiliation


	Team Name	Hornets
	City	Kansas City
	Head Coach	Christer Bjorkman
	Division	Central Division

Team Jerseys


Home	Away	Alternate

Arena Info


	Stadium	The Dock
	Capacity	18,000
	Attendance	16,907
	Season Tickets	7,200

Roster Info


	Active Roster	22/23
	Contract Limit	51/55
	Prospects & Player's Rights	3
	Reserve List	54/90

Salary Cap


	Total Cap Hit	47,131,899$
	Cap Hit Percentage	96.19%
	Projected Cap Space	1,868,101$
	Retains & Buyout	0$

Finance


	Team Revenue	48,030,524$
	Estimated Revenue	69,339,571$
	Estimated Expenses	41,852,630$
	Operating Income	27,486,941$
	Bank Account	76,674,302$

Tickets


	Section 100	110$ \| 94.72%
	Section 200	65$ \| 94.05%
	Section 300	40$ \| 92.01%
	Section 400	30$ \| 93.98%
	Suites	200$ \| 92.15%

Team History


	4	25-22-9 (59PTS)
	Record (W-L-OTL)	155-102-39
	Playoff Appearances	2
	Playoff Record (W-L)	13-12
	Stanley Cup	0

Entry Draft

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