Task #1 - Top 5 snacks to eat at the game:

5 - Popcorn - A classic at number five, who doesn't love popcorn? You can sit and watch the games like you are watching a movie at the cinema. Great choice and still healthy, even when covered in butter.

4 - Hamburger - An all-American dish, the Hamburger is a classic at any event. Easy, cheap, delicious

3 - French Fries - I always loved eating French Fries with ketchup at sporting events. It's the perfect mix of delicious and trash.

2 - Nachos - I know Nachos are super popular. I am not necessarily a fan myself but it is a classic.

1 - Hot Dog - The number one spot goes to the Hot Dog, an amazing food that is delicious and perfect for the game.

Task #2 - Interview with Liam O'Callaghan:

me: How did you feel the team's season went?

O'Callaghan: I felt that our season started out slowly and I was worried we would miss the playoffs. We gelled halfway through the season and ended on a good note.

me: How do you feel about your own season?

O'Callaghan: I was mildly disappointed in my season. I had felt that I had the tools to make a bigger impact on the ice and I fell short of my own expectations.

me: What are your goals for next year?

O'Callaghan: My goals for next season are simple: be better. I want to log more minutes and play well during them. I want to put up a lot more points and help Vancouver to the top.

me: Who is your favourite teammate?

O'Callaghan: My favourite teammate? Hmmm, as much as I bug the big silly guy, I do like Gronk. Our rivalry is more friendly in nature but it helps keep us motivated to be better.

Task #3 - Game 6 of the series between the Kelowna Knights and the Montreal Militia was a close one. Both teams seemed very evenly matched but in the end, the Militia persisted and won game 6 and moved on to the next round.

In the first period, the Knights actually took an early lead, after Jacob Dorty found the net after excellent passes by Brock Becker and Mirio Tagata. A few minutes later, however, the Militia took advantage of their powerplay and after great puck movement, Patrick Brumm tied the game up, with assists from Connor Tanner and Artemi Berezin.

The second period had the Knights dominate with more shots, but it was the Militia who took the lead, with yet another Patrick Brumm goal, this time assisted by Friedrich Koenig and yet again Artemi Berezin.

In the third period, Connor Tanner added a goal, after he already had an assist earlier in the game. Kyle Keenan and Jack Tanner with the assist in that case. While the Knights added a goal a few minutes later with Miervaldis Frīdrihs Ozoliņš scoring the goal after Fenton Uriel and Lyndis Vakarian got assists, it was too little too late and the Knights could not score another goal.

This was a thrilling series and a thrilling decisive game with the Militia having the better end. Every game was tight and either team could have won and moved on to the next round. It was a luckier finish for the Militia but the Knights had a wonderful season as well.

Task #4 - Dionýz Vyskoč is the obvious choice for playoff MVP. He had a fantastic season, and an especially fantastic playoffs. Vyskoč had five goals and ten assists, good for the most points of any player in the playoffs. As part of the Prince George Firebirds, he also won the Championship, so you can say that getting the most points was also the most valuable to the team. Beyond that, the playoff final was only decided in game 7 of the finals, and even then it was in overtime. And who scored that goal? That's right, Vyskoč was not only the player with the most points but he also had the single most important goal of the playoffs, the walk-off championship goal. I can only imagine what it would feel like to win a championship but to then be the decisive player has to be incredible. Dionýz Vyskoč must be on top of the world and his deciding goal will forever be remembered in this league.