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  1. Havu Gaming We are looking for starting RW. You can DM us (Dominointi/Nassustelija) here. Or on Twitter (Dominointi/Nassustelija/willekunq).
    79 points
  2. Yks Mummewi olis vapaana viel (still free)
    39 points
  3. Stargazing💫(Elite) -Looking for 50/50 G. Also we are looking for backup skater, (playing time not quaranteed) -Prior Elite experience is a big plus but we are also listening offers from all hungry grinders. If you have any questions or feel interested, please contact me here or PSN nikhaa27
    35 points
  4. Another ECL Pro season is now finished and what a season it was. Two top teams managed to earn their places in the Elite division for the Spring season. On behalf of SportsGamer and the community I want to congratulate JYP Jyväskylä and Stargazing for their successful seasons and wish them good luck among the European top 16. Regular season At the beginning of the season we had some clear favorites and playoff candidates in both groups. Especially JYP Jyväskylä, Reality Check, GHETTO FIREBIRDS and VISU Gaming were named as favorites in both groups and most of them were very hard to beat in the regular season. Teams like Dynastia, RCTIC, Hanaa HC and Renascor were expected to be stronger after some great offseason signings and that turned out to be a correct prediction as all of these teams made their way to the playoffs. A couple of the favorite teams started their seasons weaker than expected and they had big troubles against some teams on occasion. At the end of the regular season we saw some really tight battles for the final playoff spots. Perhaps the biggest surprises of this ECL Pro regular season was that VISU Gaming and Växjö Lakers didn’t make their way to the playoffs. VISU Gaming played in the finals of the Elite Qualifiers before the season started. Somehow they just didn’t get their game going in the regular season, but they managed to keep their spot in the Pro division eventually. Växjö had a strong team with all the Elite experience, but alike VISU Gaming they didn't get their game going in time to make the playoffs. Also I would add Pata Hellalla to this list, they have played in the top two divisions for so long now but at this time they didn't have a chance to keep their spot. Regular season All Star lineup @Ojala16 (Tohtorit) - @Virusactive (Renascor) - @Valluxet (Renascor) @MCH_98 (Hokurit) - @xXPsykoSkillsXx (Deadly Phantoms) @Jeresti (GHETTO FIREBIRDS) Playoffs In the first round we saw some really tight series including one that went all the way to game seven. With only one series ending in a sweep, we can really say that all of these teams belonged in the playoffs. In the quarterfinals we saw two matchups going all the way to a game seven and both clear favorites were on the brink of elimination, but both Reality Check and JYP Jyväskylä managed to come away with the win in the end. The semifinals were a joy to watch, both series extending to a game seven. It was a game of inches and with these small margins, a bounce or two the other way could've changed the outcome. JYP and Reality Check pushed through to the Finals. In the finals we saw the two strongest teams in the Pro division. Both teams won their own group. Reality Check started their series with two complete blowout wins but after that JYP Jyväskylä showed how dominant of a team they can be at their best by winning four games straight and being crowned the Champions of ECL '22 Winter Pro, gaining their promotion to Elite back. Quite interestingly, two teams that had a weaker regular season really came out of their shells in the playoffs. Those teams were RCTIC and Stargazing. Both teams lost the Semifinal in game seven and both of those teams can be proud of how good they played against two contender teams. Having tight defense and scoring on counter attacks kept their hopes alive all the series. Also having great goalies behind their tight defense almost led their way to the finals. Playoffs All Star lineup @Buantso (JYP) - @tbnantti (JYP) - @Pursuitti (Reality Check) @vSilenttio (JYP) - @kim_johan (Reality Check) @FINSeRe (Reality Check) Elite Qualifiers After their successful Pro campaign, Reality Check, RCTIC and Stargazing were allowed a great chance to climb their way to the Elite Division in the Elite Qualifiers against Conquer Gaming, HV71 and Northern Ascendancy respectively. We saw tight battles between all these teams but unfortunately only one team from the Pro division managed to secure their spot in Elite for next season as Stargazing overcame Northern Ascendancy. Going from Core to Elite in two seasons is something that you could just dream about. Congratulations to Stargazing for achieving that huge step forward. The most important individuals for their teams There are so many players that can be put on this list but I named one from every playoff team. These players aren’t just scoring points, these players are helping their team to win every game and play to the best of their abilities in both ends of the ice. Also there are two goalies on this list that made an impact this season. Renascor: @Valluxet, Tohtorit: @Ojala16, Hanaa HC: @xLeikku, Reality Check: @vvlampela, JYP Jyväskylä: @Buantso, Sinister: @OsquuG, RCTIC: @Naikou88, Deadly Phantoms: @xXPsykoSkillsXx,Dynastia: @Pikkardz, Hokurit: @MCH_98, GHETTO FIREBIRDS: @Jeresti, Herlev Eagles: @TeikDaun, Stargazing: @Flopper71, Sulkavan Sudet: @Koppipelaaja, noRex Gaming: @Keuschemischand Gifu Hockey: @N44TTI_16. Finally, two teams really stood out above all others this season, capping their campaigns off with promotions. Let's go through the journeys to success for both JYP Jyväskylä and Stargazing. JYP Jyväskylä Regular season record (23-5-2), #2 seed in the playoffs. In the regular season JYP dominated their opponents, but in the beginning of the season they also had some serious problems. After the first eight games JYP had a 4-2-2 record, which was a tremendous disappointment but after that they really got their game going and only lost three games after that hard start. Round 1 JYP Jyväskylä - Gifu Hockey 4-0 In the first round of the playoffs JYP faced #8 seed GIFU Hockey. JYP dominated every game even though they hardly even reached their best level. JYP allowed only one goal in four games and paved their way quite easily to the next round. Quarterfinals JYP Jyväskylä - noRex Gaming 4-3 This series will be remembered as the tightest series in the Quarterfinals, the series went all the way to game seven. noRex Gaming put up a really good fight against JYP and looked very dangerous from time to time. noRex started the series with two wins, but after that JYP took the drivers seat in the series and cruised their way to the semifinals. Semifinals JYP Jyväskylä - RCTIC 4-3 This incredibly tight series between these two strong teams went all the way to game seven. Even though this series went to game seven I feel like JYP had this series under control all the time. JYP won game seven 3-1 with a dominant performance and kept their dream alive going to the final against Reality Check. Finals JYP Jyväskylä - Reality Check 4-2 Reality Check got a dream start to this series and won the first two games. After that JYP really shut things down defensively and started converting on their chances. JYP won four games in a row without allowing a single goal and honestly dominated every single game in this series even though Reality Check won game one and two. There weren't any underdogs in this series, clearly two best teams in the Pro division this season. Stargazing Regular season record (20-9-1), #10 seed in the playoffs. Stargazing started their regular season with four wins in a row and lost only three games in the first 17. After that they started to struggle a little bit, but still managed to make their way to the playoffs easily. Round 1 Stargazing - Sinister 4-2 In the first round of the playoffs Stargazing faced the very good defending team Sinister. All these games were tight in this series but at the end Stargazing managed to get their game going and kept their dream alive, closing the series in game six with a 3-2 win. Quarterfinals Stargazing - Tohtorit 4-2 In the quarter finals we saw last seasons Core bronze game rematch between Stargazing and Tohtorit. Stargazing dominated the first night between these two teams and won the three first games in this series. After that night, Tohtorit started to bounce back, but a bit too late. Tohtorit won game four and five but after that Stargazing closed the series with a clear 3-0 win and got through to the semifinals. Semifinals Stargazing - Reality Check 3-4 This series was a close one and went to game seven. After the first night Stargazing was leading the series 2-1 and also won game four. They had three chances to end the series but Reality Check somehow found their game in the right time and dominated games after that, getting away with the win in the end. Even though Stargazing lost this series they still had a chance to achieve that Elite spot through the relegation series. Elite Qualifiers Stargazing - Northern Ascendancy 4-0 This series included three overtime games and every single time Stargazing left the ice as a winner. Stargazing won the first game 6-1 with a dominant performance but after that they started to struggle in the offensive zone. Having great goalies in both ends made this series even more interesting. Every single overtime game Stargazing ended with a power play goal, and every single time @Flopper71 scored the game winner. Stargazing are now playing in ECL Elite next season. A great performance all season long and a deserved promotion for them. That's all for the ECL '22 Winter Pro season, remember that the signups for the spring season are now open and we're hoping to see you all there!
    28 points
  5. HV71 is looking for a starting LD or RD for the upcoming elite season. Big priority is finding a defender, but a LW could also work. Prior elite experience is a big plus but talent can take you far as well so don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Being able to speak English is a must, if you understand a thing or two in Swedish it’s even better. You can contact me here, at discord Demski_#1566 or at psn Demski_
    27 points
  6. Sawolanche in: @kikiukko @Jusa out: @PerfectGorilla
    18 points
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  8. RCTIC In: @MrNipsuli 💙 Welcome to the team!
    16 points
  9. Would your friend group make the best NHL esports squad around? SportsGamer presents a ground-breaking competitive amateur tournament for Finnish citizens in the form of the Wilhelm eHockey Tour! The Wilhelm eHockey Tour starts in mid-April and is aimed at casual players in the Finnish market. All you need is a team with 2-4 players, access to NHL 22 on PlayStation 4 and a stable internet connection to have a chance at glory and the largest slice of the 10 000 € prize pool. We’ll tour all the biggest hockey towns in Finland virtually in order to determine the inaugural Wilhelm eHockey Tour Champion. The tournament is intended for players who are interested in playing competitively, but haven't necessarily taken the steps to get involved yet. Our goal is to get new players into competitive NHL gaming and grow our community. In order to make the gaming experience for new players as enjoyable as possible, we have restricted participation in the tournament so that players and teams from the top two ECL divisions (Pro & Elite) cannot participate in the tournament. While this event is for Finland only, we want to see this event succeed and bring similar events for other countries in the future. What? A competitive NHL 22-tournament, played on PlayStation 4. Mode: CHEL 4v4 Prize pool 10 000 € Teams of 2-4 players Where? City tournaments will be played online, and each team is eligible to participate in as many as they want The finals will be played in Helsinki When? The city tournaments will last 1-2 days over the weekend, depending on amount of participants Helsinki 16.-17.4. Tampere 23.-24.4. Turku 30.4.-1.5. Oulu 7.-8.5. Jyväskylä 14.-15.5. Kuopio 21.-22.5. Mikkeli 28.-29.5. Kouvola 4.-5.6. Espoo 11.-12.6. TOP 32 Playoffs 14.-15.6. Finals, Helsinki 18.-19.6. Whether you’re always playing for the win, or are just out there to have some fun, this is your chance to test out the competitive side of NHL esports at an amateur level. The prizes are also great! Our partners will be rewarding the best performers in each city tournament with product prizes in addition to the main prize pool up for grabs. Your road to the playoffs can be paved either by gaining a top 3 finish in one of the city tournaments, or by touring the events and collecting enough ranking points to qualify. Eventually, the eight best squads will make a finals appearance in Helsinki in June. The city tournaments and the final event can all be followed at the SportsGamer.gg Twitch-channel. In addition to top notch entertainment and great virtual hockey, our viewers can also expect some raffles and product prizes from our partners. Wilhelm eHockey Tour Landing Page (In Finnish) Partners:
    15 points
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  11. Fiasko (Pro Qualifiers) Looking for a potential backup! With good opportunity you have a change play on stating line up. We need to find right player on quickly timeframe and hoping quick decisions from player of next season. Send me a msg on psn tkantola or here, all messages will check.
    9 points
  12. Still free looking for lw spot from lite/core. Msg here or PSN:RuttuBerse
    7 points
  13. free Rw/C (Lw) for upcoming tournaments contact here or psn: hapee-_-
    7 points
  14. DJURGÅRDEN HOCKEY Looking for some last pieces to our puzzle. If you see yourself as a player who is ready to compete at the highest pro level or even in elite we are interested to hear from you. After last seasons disaster in elite we need to make some changes and find some new hungry players who are ready to show this scene that they belong in the top. If you are interested contact me here, psn sveti- or at discord svetidaje#3679.
    7 points
  15. PASILAN SKA: @Macentoitunu from Hotbox @ItzPoro from Hotbox @Jann3_67_ from Hotbox @VesqGamefrom Hotbox @Jehboi from Hunters @kemppainen39 from Boomers @vekidekifrom Valco @Finnish_hockeyking from Project x OUT: @Hokiboi18 @Penkuins @Kaapo13 @TuomoP83 @Hangoverangel @niittyvirta Thank you guys for the season and good luck in the future. And welcome our new players!
    7 points
  16. Free LD / G for upcoming tournaments contact here or psn jerexu
    4 points
  17. SportsGamers, It's been a long season but now also the last of our divisions have come to a close in the form of the ECL '22 Winter Core Finals, where #2 seed Točený Salámy took on #5 seed Almtuna eSport. A tough battle was expected between the two combatants and they certainly delivered. Despite the series being over by a sweep, three games out of four extended into overtime. When it was all said and done, Almtuna eSport hoisted the cup in the newest ECL division.   Almtuna eSport's s road to the championship: #5 seed from group 4 with the record 21-3-0 Round 1: vs Carolina Reapers 4-1 Round 2: vs SKYFALL 4-2 Round 3: vs Ebangalakata 4-0 Quarterfinals: vs Lausanne HC Esports 4-1 Semifinals: vs Sawolanche 4-1 Finals: vs Točený Salámy 0-4 The winning roster: GOALTENDERS #11 @Rickard Pettersson (lokope11) #30 @benjamint737 DEFENSEMEN #2 @Knickedikk (Snyggve-) #62 @PillenUpp (A) #74 @oh_man (bjoohm) FORWARDS #16 @jazze- #18 @BeastBenn14 (C) #87 @SmitteX (A) #91 @Svana_22 Once again, congratulations to the winners on behalf of the entire community!
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  19. IQUE IN : @Teemuyy From Frölunda HC 🖤💚 Welcome Teemu 💚🖤
    3 points
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  21. Elegance Hockey is looking: division: Core -LW -Defenseman (fast passes) -starter goalie or 50/50. Contact me here or psn id: Don_Dexal
    2 points
  22. Free next ECL G top lite/Pro RD/RW lite/core Psn: Supeeermaaario
    2 points
  23. Carolina Reapers (Core) is looking for: - Backup/rotational F Ability to play center and with both handedness is a huge plus. You should have previous ecl experience. Searching for finnish players. Contact me or @LapsiPaahdinhere or psn. Cheers!
    2 points
  24. Tohtorit In: @ADETIKKI @kongi- OUT: @johtaja_lebi to SunFiesta @Mestarilepi to SunFiesta @Linkku60 to SunFiesta @Koljinge to SunFiesta Thanks for your commitment and good luck with your new team. Also warm welcome to our new players!
    2 points
  25. Linköping Hockey Club looking starting RD or F for pro qualifier and upcoming seasons. You can contact me here or psn Lamsa
    2 points
  26. VISU Gaming (PRO) We are still looking for long term D (mainly RD) to our starting lineup. Our only goal is win the PRO next season and get promoted to ELITE! What we expect: - you can play like 4-5 days a week - you are able to communicate in games - you have competitive mind set - experience from PRO or ELITE What we can offer: - 100% games in clubs and tournaments - Chance to be part of the great organisation - group of great guys with good sense of humour If you think that you will be the player what we are looking for please contact me here or discord Saviinainen#2716
    2 points
  27. RCTIC Out: @hulkamaania (zeukki_) Zeukki has decided to pursue new opportunities. As one of the original Genesis players you will be truly missed. From the very beginning to the last minutes, you have done nothing but supported the team and been ready to help when needed. I admire you both as a player and as a human. You would have deserved much more than what we were able to provide. I am confident that you will succeed wherever you end up. Thank you for the past couple of years and good luck! 💙
    2 points
  28. Saucer Hockey (Core) is looking for 50/50 goalie. You must be able to speak Finnish fluently. You also need to have a working microphone and whatsapp installed on your mobile device. Hit us up here or via PSN. @sahis96 @Bantubox
    1 point
  29. HC VADELMA Looking for d for the next season (Finnish players) Core
    1 point
  30. Still looking. I can play backup GK also.
    1 point
  31. Hello! Mora IK is looking for some players who wants to tryout. We are going to play in pro in this up coming ecl tournament. We are searching for rd and a lw that is active and have a mic, its a plus if you have some pro experience. We are a good team manage to win ecl lite last ecl. If you find this intresting please msg us for a tryout.
    1 point
  32. Free LW looking for club in core/neo. finnish teams only! contact me: Discord Iso-heijari2 #6921 psn: Iso-heijari2
    1 point
  33. FILADELPHIA Academy Academy looking for RD for the next ECL season. Team has taken huge steps after last ECL season and got promoted to Pro division for next season. Team is hungrier more than ever. We offer a place where you can improve as a player and good team spirit. Welcome to tryout! Contact us here in NHLGamer: team captains @mikaasi @TEST0-RYTZE Or psn: rytze_ or mikaasi
    1 point
  34. Växjö lakers🦁: we are looking for a RW for upcoming ECL season. also looking for a backup Goalie. contact me here, psn or where you want.🤙🏻
    1 point
  35. HanaaHC (ECL Pro) Looking for a 50/50 goalie for all future tournaments. You’ll split the regular season games with our other goalie, & then the better one of you two will play the playoffs. We play most nights Sunday-Thursday. We’re also looking for a finnish-speaking allrounder backup. If you can only play D or F, or lefty or righty, feel free to message anyways. Unfortunately we can’t really promise you more playtime than some occassional games here and there. If you’re interested, contact me here or on PSN.
    1 point
  36. SportsGamers, The sun is shining, and the snow is melting. As your traditional hockey seasons might be pushing towards the postseason, on the virtual side of things, we're just about to witness the Elite Finale tonight! We're very excited for what the games ahead will hold, but we're also turning our heads towards the ECL '22 Spring season and launching registrations for all divisions. For the ECL '22 Winter season, we brought in licenses to our lower divisions for the first time. We received huge support from the community and will continue with the same formula for the ECL '22 Spring season. We're always in the process of developing further, so all feedback will be welcomed with open arms. During the ECL '22 Winter season, you probably also noticed our rebrand, which brought a new name, a refreshed website, and some other added features. Most importantly, this allows for us to operate vertically across all sports games in the esports market. The community is certainly also interested to know on which console the ECL Spring will be played? We’ve decided that the ECL '22 Spring season will be played on the PlayStation 4 version and we’ll move to the PlayStation 5 version in the next ECL. However, this does not exclude playing other tournaments on the PlayStation 5 version already in the summer. Without further ado, let's go into it. The ECL is the pinnacle of European NHL esports - a league where all the best European NHL gamers create teams and compete against each other in the game mode EASHL (6v6) for the title of Best EASHL Team in Europe. The league currently features five divisions, so action is guaranteed for everyone regardless of skill level and experience! Basic information/requirements of ECL: Regional restrictions: ECL is a European tournament format, however, we do not necessarily exclude North American or Russian players. A European server will always be used. In case of severe connection issues, we reserve the right to exclude teams or players. Russian-owned organization's participation is currently prohibited indefinitely. The ban affects organizations, meaning that Russian players and their private created teams will be able to participate, but cannot be affiliated to a Russian-owned organization. 6v6 tournament: ECL is played 6 vs. 6 only, using the EASHL Challenge Club game mode in NHL 22. Individual requirements: Each player needs to have an account at NHLGamer.com and create their personal player card. Roster requirements: Teams in ECL Elite need to have at least 7 players to sign up. Teams in ECL Pro, ECL Lite, ECL Core and ECL Neo need to have at least 8 players to sign up. The roster cap is 14 players. ECL licenses: Teams in ECL Elite & ECL Pro will be require their respective ECL '22 Spring license in order to play. Optional licenses are available for the ECL Lite and Core levels. More details below. Rules: The ECL '22 Spring ruleset will follow the same foundation as in ECL '22 Winter season. Wildcard Battle: 5.-10.3. ⚠️ ECL Lite Qualifier: 5.-13.3. ⚠️ ECL Pro Qualifier: 5.-13.3. ⚠️ ECL Neo: 5.3.-1.4. ECL Core: 5.3.-1.4. ECL Lite: 5.-20.3. ECL Pro: 5.-20.3. ECL Elite: 5.-20.3. * Sign-ups will close 23:59 CET on the last day mentioned unless otherwise specified. Additionally, players qualifying for the Wildcard spot must be on the team roster by the time the sign-ups close. Below you'll find the condensed version of what's new this year in the ECL. For a longer look, please read our article about the new era of ECL. ECL Winter & Spring ECL seasons will no longer carry the same numerical distinctions next to them as before. Instead, NHLGamer will be hosting two annual ECL seasons: ECL Winter and ECL Spring. The combined prize pools for ECL Winter, ECL Spring and the ECL Grand Finals will be larger than anything seen before in NHL esports! We’ll be hosting an ECL Grand Final – with an additional prize pool – to crown the annual ECL Champion. This much-anticipated best-of-seven event will feature the ECL Elite teams who won ECL Winter and ECL Spring, respectively. Prize pools for ECL Pro, Lite and Core ECL Elite remains the pinnacle of virtual hockey gaming in Europe but as our community continues to grow and the competition becomes increasingly tougher, playing in ECL Pro, Lite and Core is more prestigious than ever before. We’ll be adding a license and prize pool for our second-tier division; ECL Pro – and voluntary licenses and prize pools for ECL Lite and Core. ECL Pro will feature a mandatory license fee and prize pool. All the money from the team licenses goes into the prize pool. The top sixteen (16) out of the divisions’ 32 teams will be awarded a share of the prize pool. ECL Lite and Core will feature a voluntary license fee and a prize pool for the teams who choose to acquire a license. The top 16 teams that choose to acquire a license in ECL Lite (64 teams) will be awarded a share of the prize pool. The top 32 teams that choose to acquire a license in ECL Core (128 teams) will be awarded a share of the prize pool. See more about licenses in our Licenses section. The divisions framework for the ECL '22 Spring will follow the same logic as for the previous season. We will have a total of five divisions with the following team allocation: Elite 16 teams, Pro 32 teams, Lite 64 teams, Core 128 teams and Neo 32+ teams. Please use the below links for more detailed info about each division and which teams are eligible to sign up: Wildcard Battle information (for ECL Lite and Pro Qualifiers) ECL Lite & Pro Qualifiers information ECL Neo Season Information ECL Core Season Information ECL Lite Season Information ECL Pro Season Information ECL Elite Season Information *If you're an existing team that wants to change names, simply sign up with the old name and contact support for the name change. If you're having issues with signing up overall, please contact support. Don't have a team yet? Team looking for additions to your roster? If you are a free agent looking to be picked up, please head over here. If you are representing a team looking for players, please head over here. Did your team sign with an organization that is represented in the game and needs in-game unlocks? Fill in this form. (Only if your organization has unlockables available in NHL 22) Social media Here's an update to the social media instructions. Our sponsors this season are Kouvolan Lakritsi, Wilhelm & St Hockey. Twitter: When posting tweets of your lineups, matchups, recaps, clips, articles - or any other content you might want to create - please make sure to tag the following accounts and hashtag: @SportsGamerGG #ECL22Spring #NHL22 #esports #kouvolanlakritsi #MukanaWilhelm Instagram: When posting on Instagram, please make sure to tag the following accounts and hashtag: @SportsGamerGG #ECL22Spring #NHL22 #esports #kouvolanlakritsi #MukanaWilhelm Note: It is super helpful and critical for us to succeed in getting our partners tagged, so they get the necessary mentions and interaction to validate their participation in the future. That being said, it is understandable that there may be circumstances due to your other partners where you are unable to tag competition etc. Your support is appreciated. As there are quite a few hashtags by now, especially from a Twitter perspective with limited characters, we recommend using at least #ECL22Winter in the text part of the tweet and leave the sponsor tags for the end. If you need to cut out tags, remove #esports and #NHL22. For Instagram this shouldn't be an issue. PS: We would love for you to follow our social channels, as they are an integral part of the ECL season. Discord Instagram Facebook Twitch Twitter This post has been promoted to an article
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  37. Free D Looking for Lite team... or it doesn't really matter at what level you play. Old Slow No time to play Not even a particularly good company Here you can see my "achievements". Contact me here or Discord: iRSPe#6973 if there is a need for a substitute.
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