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The players below are ranked by age and TSP. All players on this list have at least Superstar potential, and if deemed improperly trained, such as players with 21 21 Handling/Drive, they will be removed from the list, as their TSP does not represent their talent.

Age 27

1. Tom Seliger

Age 26

1. Kerry Fournier
2. Ian Loughran
3. Turk Nadr
4. Daryl Anderson
5. Michael Doherty
6. Peter Garvey
7. Kerehi McDonough
8. Andrew Gaunson
9. Kevin Weissengruber
10. Kelly West

Age 25

1. Gary Ryan
2. Conor MacRitchie
3. Bruni Blois
4. Xia Xingqing

Age 24

1. Thodoris Mpaltasis
2. Mick Wilburn
3. Andrew Munn
4. Mathieu Coderre
5. Mike Sample
6. Grygoriy Levin
7. Olivier Paradis
8. Jules Ashton
9. Pavlo Bundash
10. Stewart Nisbet
11. Kevin Caffrey
12. Kajetan Hanula
13. Ennio Podda
14. Nikos Gkaravelas
15. Zheng Baojun
16. Brian Franklin
17. Angus Fraser
18. Madoda Matambanadzo

Age 23

1. Abel Paz
2. Yatuta Moonsamy
3. Mimis Mourikis
4. Martin Murphy
5. Gary Maggs
6. Tomas Ross
7. Calvin Davey
8. Hu Nanan
9. Alfred MacLintock
10. Will Camacho
11. Boryslav Krivcun
12. Joe Randle
13. Yves Racine
14. Johnothan Walshe

Age 22

1. Cillian O'Flanagan
2. Tukaiora Tallis
3. Elpidio Rechichi
4. Paramon Avdeenko
5. Stevie Mulligan
6. Rod Irizarry
7. Alaister Finlay
8. Paul Cornello
9. Jude Kay
10. Jérémie Bordeleau
11. Lakis Papadopoulos
12. Larry Petty
13. Eliott Naud

Game 2 vs. Dominican Republic

Canada (39) vs. Dominican Republic (87)

Final Score

93 Canada - 71 DR

Recap of the Match

This was once again, an easy match up, as we faced off against a weak micronation, who plays their players 48 minutes at multiple positions. We were trying out a princeton to see how our big men would react to playing in a flow intensive offense. Our 25-8 assists to TO ratio can prove that our team may be able to use this offense down the line. With the MacNuir problem soon to be fixed, Paviliuk has once again come in clutch at SG, starting his last few games before he loses his starting job.

Game MVP

Izyaslav Paviliuk - 8/14, 20 Points, 5 Rebounds, 4 Assists, 2 Steals


Last edited by Myles at 02/24/2019 21:55:27

Game 3 @ Jamaica

Canada (39) @ Jamaica (73)

Final Score

101 Canada - 84 Jamaica

Recap of the Match

The score of this match makes it seem much closer than it actually was. This is due to our starters leaving the game in the final quarter and Jamaica leaving their top players in the game. This game was our experimentation with Basic Offense. I knew this match would've been quite useful to utilize it, since they are an easy win, who will still remain somewhat in the match. The top players on the team had quite good game shape coming in, and were able to showcase their skills by out rebounding, scoring and defending the opponents.

Our inside dominance was shown off by Beauchamp & Hall, who scored 33 in their 59 minutes. The continuing battle between Guèvremont & Paviliuk for the interim SG position had resulted in a victory for Guèvremont as his well rounded nature has allowed him to score inside, resulting in a 23 point game.

Game MVP

N. Guèvremont - 23 Points, 26 Minutes, 4 Rebounds, 2 Assists, 19 Rating, 9/15 FG, 3/5 3Pt

Last edited by Myles at 03/11/2019 21:22:33

Game 4 @ Colombia

Canada (39) @ Colombia (25)

Final Score

105 Canada - 94 Colombia

Recap of the Match

This game was the most competitive matchup that we have had, so far. The players in starting roles, were basically the only ones to reach the floor, as the game was too close for them to leave the game.

When observing our opponents team, it is quite visible that they have a great weakness in the guard positions, as their 5 highest DMI's were all Big Men. This caused me to start 3 guards, to attempt to target their flaws. Trujillo, Torry & Paviliuk were most suited for the job, as they had strong DMI's & Shooting Ability. Beauchamp's Injury caused me to replace him with Ryan, who has finally reached his top game shape.

In their first three matches of the season, they had played LI, and I had guessed that they would play Inside, Fast. Since if they played an outside offense, they would lose. The Inside had been correct, yet the slow was off.

Our team had been quite balanced, as our PP100 had been pretty close at all 5 positions. Yet, our opponent's guards had absolutely sucked, and Colombia, the ranking favourite, had taken the fall for it. Our team had pulled away in the fourth quarter after a close game, and we remain an undefeated team.

Game MVP

Stephen Hall - 20 Points, 14 Rebounds, 4 Assists, 19 Rating, +14 when on court


Last edited by Myles at 03/12/2019 18:20:33

Team Additions

Euan Torry - His improved game shape, and great shooting abilities, lead him to become a SG on the team. He will be one of the team's 8 Guards this season, as a final spot will be determined down the line, as we review with Koszakov's new owner, once he sells.

Derek MacNuir - Recovering from his long term injury, MacNuir is in good hands, as Former NT Manager, Green Machines, will keep good care of our future starter. His game shape will soon return to 8/9, and he will become the top Canadian Guard, filling the seventh of eight Guard Positions.

Plans

Our big men, may be increased as communications with managers continue, and we, at least for the next few days, will not be adding a big man, to the team.

Spots will be left open for botified players, but with the issues of NT Scout, scouting of at risk players will be done manually, and slowly.

Update

Our season did not turn out as well as we wished, as we ended up the worst team in our division. This season, the roster has accepted 2 new players,

Ian Loughran & Robbie Robertson

New Starting Lineup

C: Christopher Beauchamp
PF: Stephen Hall
SF: Mika Girouard
SG: Euan Torry
PG: Gavin McNamara