While writing the previous article on the SPBL Mikkeli Leg, I went through our team bulletin board to do a quick summary of the trainings we had prior to the last event, and I got a bit curious. Last year we also did an internal summary of statistics at our season-ender party, and I figured what the heck, I could count the practises and other general things as a blog post as well. Turns out it wasn’t such a quick little thing to do after all..
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Victorious at last!
Five years.
That’s a long time by any standard. For a team that has been almost completely rebuilt and then nourished in the shadow of past success, it’s a long time to struggle for those rare rays of light. Already at the end of last season we felt that we are definitely on the right path, and the team headed into the off-season with a clear goal to make the last push to the top. A lot of hard work has been put in, the countless hours of practises have finally started to pay dividends. Helsinki Cyclone won again.
End of season thanks and thoughts.
After recovering from our annual end of season team gathering in a cabin in middle of nothing its about time to do a quick season summary.
Minor update
We have the team roster up, a few words of each player as well. A ton of stuff in the works, we will definately be posting more as we go along.
Enter Toni!
Toni Sireni signed to Helsinki Cyclone. Toni, our old family member form the Scion era is again with us! Toni carries with him a wealth of experience, as he has played from the good ol’ woodsball days, starting from the Lahti legends Feenix. All of Cyclone welcomes Toni for more good times to come!
Welcome Kimi & Kassu!
Helsinki Cyclone welcomes the beginning of the new generation to our brotherhood! Kim Vainionpää and Kassu “Päiviö” Hellman, the whole team wishes an ardent welcome. Both Kimi and Kassu are former members of Wipe from Vaasa, but have now migrated to Helsinki. They certainly made an occasion of their initiation to the team, as they were both playing aside us grumpy old men at the World Cup event in Orlando. Gear up now, there’ll be good times ahead!