Though they call him ‘PeeWee’, his approach is purely beer league. With his signature ‘drape’ move when chasing down opposing players, he has been frustrating forwards since the inaugural WNHL year. After coming close to winning the King Street Cup in 2017-18, Voynovich is ready to burst onto the scene as a fierce competitor and a one-man recon team in search of the elusive hardware. He makes up half of the ‘Art Department’ – the other half being Gielfeldt.
Gomez enjoyed his first season with the WNHL this past year, and has since become a force in front of the net; with his ability to arrest defenders for the crimes of failing to pick up their man, Gomez enters his second year a veteran and a force to be reckoned with.
Chad Kellmann beat out his arch-rival Brad Spellman in order to win his spot in the WNHL, and has never looked back. Close to tasting glory as a member of the Atlas Steelers, Kellmann’s skating, puck handling abilities, and general chirps have managed to cement him in as one of the most annoying hard-working figures in the league. As an added bonus, he weirdly owns every ‘Violent Gentlemen’ shirt that has ever been made, showing that he is in it for the long-haul.