First Career Point:
As a defensive defenseman, Toki Wartooth is not known as a playmaker in the offensive zone.  That is why his first ever assist came as a surprise to everyone, including himself.  In Detroit’s 3-2 win of the Halifax Raiders in the 33rd game of the season, Wartooth made an excellent pass across the slot to Edward Williams on the rush.  The pass was so slick and right on the tape, he deservedly got some pats from the boys on the bench. 

First Career Goal:
In the 94th game of the season, the Falcons played the Anchorage Armada.  It was a tight game coming right down to the wire, but the falcons prevailed in the third period going up 5-4 against their opponents.  Toki Wartooth scored his first ever SMJHL goal to tie the game at 4-4 before a Jmac NCheese won it all.  Wartooth’s slapshot from the blueline went right over the goaltender’s glove and went in for a top cheddar goal. 

First Career Star:
In the same game, Wartooth managed to make a key assist on a goal that kick started the Falcon’s comeback.  His two point performance was clutch enough to make him the second star of the game, the first time he had ever been privileged with those honors.