A steady hand in the WNHL for the past two seasons, Dyson has cemented his role as a powerful line-mate with sights set consistently on the net. Though his name is synonymous with ‘vacuum’, he sure as hell doesn’t suck.
Season: 2018-2019
Jon Misir
When not busy posting instagram stories at work or in the bars, Jonny Misir can be seen eating opposing d-men for lunch on the halfboards, or using sensual adjectives when describing how much he loves the Boston Bruins. Jonny has been a WNHL regular since day one, and is eager to get back to business in what will hopefully be his King St. Cup hoisting season. On the point or up front, Misir is a versatile player with hockey sense that is an asset to any team he is part of.
Grant Vash
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.