Campbell has quietly become one of the top ten (maybe fifteen) goal scorers in the WNHL, with an ability to slither behind defensive lines and get gritty when it matters. With his unnatural ability to find the net, Campbell is a safe pick to round off any starting line the WNHL, and will continue to both annoy and inspire defensemen throughout the league. Also great for any Pug Dog related Locker Room Talk.
After spending the summer on a conditioning stint with the Polish Professional Hockey Association, the War-saw himself returns to wipe the ice with his opponents blood and slam moonshine, and he’s all out of moonshine. Huyge is an original WNHLer, and has cemented his role as one of the dressing room greats, with a Trevor Linden-esque on-ice presence that leaves opposing teams wondering if its 93 or 2018/19.
In the inaugural year of the WNHL, Dalton won MVP, and for good reason. Anyone taking him lightly is taught a quick and violent lesson about why jockstraps should be tightened and goalies should be terrified. Typically plying his trade on the blue line, Dalton is able to create opportunities out of thin air, and control the game at his will.