In the final game of the season against Manhattan, Westley was an absolute All-Star. Not only did he assist on three of the four goals that Toronto scored in a third period rally that saw them go from losing three to two to winning six to three. He also had a much more powerful impact that the scorekeepers wrongfully kept off the stat sheet. In the waning minutes of the game, Westley was stuck in his own zone helping to fend off a six on five courtesy of Manhattan pulling their goalie to get an extra man on the ice. That MAMMOTH OF A MAN, or really woman, was @kahri 's player, Betzee Nickelback, the best forward on her team. Betzee was doing everything in her power to take the win away from Westley and Toronto, leading to Westley blocking 6 of her shots. After the sixth blocked shot Westley was finally able to find a way to clear the puck. He saw Alexi Piastri streaking down the ice. He then sends the puck flying directly to the blade of Piastri's stick who drops the puck off into Manhattan's empty net. EnRAGEd by her costly turnover Betzee immediately charges her ex-Kraken teammate Westley and they both drop the gloves, just like they did at many of their practices as young SMJHL players. This time was different though, the practice skirmishes were generally practically playfights to get the rest of the team fired up during seasonal slumps, this time Betzee and Westley had true anger at their situations, Westley was frustrated due to his team needing THIS GAME to barely squeak themselves into the playoffs, and Betzee was frustrated at just how often she had been absolutely thwarted by Westley this game. Now while I would like to say that Westley easily won this fight, he had just taken six full power shots to the shins and torso and alas Betzee won the fight, but not the game.