Going from the National League to the Simulation Major Junior Hockey League was... an interesting experience. I knew nothing about Anchorage and was not expecting to go there. I thought I'd be going in the first round, and while I did go 11th (just outside), it was to a team I didn't know. My welcome there didn't exactly help either. Bischoff and Wang weren't exactly what you would call welcoming. Hell, I almost asked for a trade because I was that unsettled already. But I decided to give it a shot, and I did well. 28 points as a rookie is pretty good, and I was happy with my performance, although we disappointingly lost in the second round. I also thought I'd be in the race for RotY, but I wasn't. Then the draft happened, which I won't talk about because it just pisses me off, and then last season happened. I took a major step forward, scoring 47 points (just under a point per game). And then the playoffs. I played like a man on fire as we won the cup, scoring in game 7 against the Kelowna Knights to bring the cup to Anchorage. I've been happy with my production in the SMJHL so far, and expect this season to possibly be my last.