The Iron Street Shackler himself, Vash is eager to enter into his third season with the WNHL, and give opposing teams the ‘ham sandwich’ (his words, not ours). Able to release a Kessel-esque shot and score from anywhere in the attacking zone, Vash contributes classic characteristics to the game, and was an asset to the Steelers last year. Still, if the Iron Street Cup were a thing, Vash would undoubtedly be drinking from it, without proper consent.
Weins joined the WNHL in the 2017-18 year, and then went on to win the Christmas classic with Warden’s Mustangs. With a strong finger on the pulse of tailgate culture across Western New York, Weins has brought back what he’s learned and taught lessons to parking lot faithful across the four [two] corners of the WNHL world. A force on the blue line, and generally a good guy.
‘Kevin Shatter-kirk’ or ‘The Vaped Crusader’, a rose by any other name still smells like the rose, or pot. Dussault proved his worth last year, and has become one of the toughest to play against in the WNHL. Both a playmaker and a finisher, Dussault is a powerhouse winger and able to see the game better than most. Without question, he is hungry to prove himself on a cup campaign, after falling short with the Stelcobras in the 2017-18 season.