Vote for November’s European Player of the Month

10 Dec 2012 | - eurohockey.com

Damien Brunner, Carl Söderberg, Ilari Filppula, Milan Gulaš, Nicklas Bäckström and Marco Postma all performed great on the European hockey scene in November. Now we need your vote to decide who of them wins our Player of the Month award.

Which one of these six players deserves our Player of the Month award best? It is up to you to decide.

Participate in our vote here!

1. Damien Brunner (EV Zug, NLA)

Brunner leads NLA in scoring 5 points ahead of a teammate. In November he scored 10 goals in as many games. He also got 7 assists.

2. Carl Söderberg (Linköping, Elitserien)

Söderberg leads Elitserien in goal scoring 7 goals ahead of the next player. In November he got 9 goals and 8 assists in 11 games. He was also the only player to score twice in the Karjala Tournament (EHT).

3. Ilari Filppula (Jokerit, SM-Liiga)

Filppula leads SM-Liiga in scoring with a 5-point margin. In November he scored 5 goals and 8 assists in 9 games.

4. Milan Gulaš (Škoda Plzeň, Extraliga)

Plzen leads the Czech league much thanks to Gulas, who in November got 7+10 points in 9 games.

5. Nicklas Bäckström (Dynamo Moscow, KHL)

In a line with his Washington mate Alexander Ovechkin Bäckström has done great. In 8 games in November he got 6 goals and 9 assists in KHL.

6. Marco Postma (The Hague/Netherlands)

Postma scored 10 points in 3 games when Netherlands a bit surprising advanced to the next stage of the Olympic Qualification. In the league he got 3 goals and 18 assists in 9 games.

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