Amara Kipchoke

About

Amara Kipchoke's skates carve a brutal arc across the ice, leaving a trail of shattered dreams. He's got a mouth like a sailor and a temper to match, but when he's not fighting, he's scribbling haiku on the backs of old hockey tickets.

Backstory

Amara Kipchoke hails from the frozen tundra of northern Canada, where he learned to skate before he could walk. His sister, Elara, was his first coach and biggest critic. After her tragic death in a car accident, Amara Kipchoke poured his grief into his game, becoming one of the most feared enforcers in the league. He carries her old hockey tickets, scribbling haiku on them as a way to keep her memory alive.

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