S24 Written PT#4 - 'Season Overview'

S24 Written PT#4 - 'Season Overview'

Cynthia
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#16

07-16-2015, 06:09 PM

As the S24 Regular season comes to a close, I realized how much time had truly passed, I was still thinking of the day I joined, how I knew it would be tough, the friends I made here in Prince George, and how I have become a better player this season.

But let's go back a couple of months ago to look back on how I started here in Prince George. Straight off the bat everyone thought I was gonna go to the Whalers as my husband played there as well, JHS decided to wait till the 6th round and it proved to be a mistake as Prince George took me in the draft just before Vancouver's 6th round pick very close to how Patrikov Bure joined the league after Yousuf decided to snag him up just before Regina's 6th round pick. JHS in return had all his defence go MIA as they had to sign many free agents to fix their defence

Anyways when I joined Prince George, Veterans like Brumm and Kyle Prince welcomed me as I made many friends not just with my teammates but also with some other teams. My season was nothing but pretty though, I had a horrific season with -18, although Rick Chleb could also be put on the spotlight as he seemed to fall behind after a while, nonetheless, I was to blame as I couldn't handle tons of ice time, although I am considered the Whaler killer as almost all my points are against the whalers :ph34r: However I have improved my skills throughout the season and I think I've improved greatly since starting :D :ph34r:

My coaches, teammates and friends all helped my development greatly and I have to thank them for that. I focused on improving my puck handling and my defensive positioning. Plus lots of weight training as well. I feel like I am on schedule with my growth and it can only go up from here.

During the season, the Firebirds had a great year compared to their Regina Force days, they managed to be 1st in the west for a while before the Kelowna Knights led by the ego filled Adam Abodobe took 1st in the west again.

Now the Firebirds face the hot Vancouver Whalers as they just came off a 7-4 win with Bure getting 6 points. We look to the top as we look to get the 4 star cup taking out Kelowna in the process.

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Thanks to Enigmatic and Crutch for the beautiful signatures

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#17

07-16-2015, 07:41 PM

With the first season over, even with the playoffs just around the corner, I can start to look back and reflect on everything that happened this year.

One thing Iâ€™d like to say before I get into the details, is that I feel like I failed the team a little this season with my effort. I didnâ€™t produce, and did poorly in most situations. I tried to make up for it by being funny and at least likeable so that the rest of the team would put up with my garbage. Now that the playoffs are here, Iâ€™ve gotta try my hardest and put all the effort in that I possibly can. Iâ€™m coming off a 3 point game, the best of my short career, but I canâ€™t get cocky.

I was a late round pick and didnâ€™t know what to expect. I was thrown into possibly the best rookie group in the league. Jon Lundberg is a guy that I would probably compare myself the most to, the only difference is that no matter what happens, that guy is going to be a stud. Plus if you want to watch Pulp Fiction with someone, give him a call. Maria has been really helpful all year, nothing gets handed to her, she earns every bit of the credit she gets. Nik is a solid hobbit loving talent. That guy is seriously underrated. I canâ€™t forget Ivan, who after a season of being in the same locker room as him, I still canâ€™t understand a thing he says. But he racks up the points, so I love him anyway. Gonna leave out some people, but they know who they are.

I also want to thank Randy Randleman for being the best captain I could have asked for. Whenever I was bummed out about anything heâ€™d be able to make it all seem like it was going to be okay. Plus heâ€™s really good at hockey and only likes good movies. Once he moves on and leaves us to suffer, Iâ€™m gonna miss him.

I started out on the third line, but didnâ€™t perform well and didnâ€™t improve my play to the point where I deserved to keep my spot, so I was put on the fourth line. I played exactly like how youâ€™d imagine an underperforming rookie on the 4th line to play. I threw a whole lot of hits, which is something Iâ€™m happy about. I ended up with the second most hits out of the forwards on the team. I chipped in pretty rarely, ending up with 11 points thanks to a lucky stretch at the end of the year.

I think my most memorable moment besides the last game, was when I threw a hit that resulted in monster scrum that had a couple fights. I guess if I wasnâ€™t gonna score I had to disturb a little shit.

I may have had a pretty disappointing rookie season, but weâ€™ve got the playoffs ahead of us, and now Iâ€™m driven to improve next year. So watch out for the awesome, gritty antics of Tony Flow and Jon Lundberg next year.

Thanks for the opportunity Kelowna. If you decide to let me stick around, Iâ€™ll be sure to work harder so you donâ€™t regret it.

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Baelor Swift
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#18

07-17-2015, 12:42 AM

I came into this league not really knowing what to expect. I certainly did not foresee it being such an amazing place and an awesome time. Even before the draft, I had an idea of where I wanted to go and also where I did not want to go. I was able to form a solid opinion on all the teams... except for one. Turns out that one team that I had not been in contact with a single representative of or even knew anything about was the one which drafted me... the Montreal Impact.

After being drafted, I immediately fell in love as soon as I was able to talk with the GMs, current players, alumni, and my fellow draftees. Everyone was excited about the team's future and it would be hard to say that anyone drafted better that night than ArGarBarGar and BluesBoy, who surprisingly were also very open to suggestions not only from other members of the organization but from the draftees. It felt good to be valued from the very beginning.

The regular seasons itself was full of ups and downs. We started off the season strong and fell into a bit of a slump. We ripped out an eight game win streak... and then we lost a ton of games before finally ramping things back up at the end of the season. My individual performance was pretty dreadful. But it's behind me as everyone has a clean slate now in the playoffs and the only thing on my mind right now is beating the Scarecrows.

Why do I believe we will not only beat the Scarecrows but also win the Four Star Cup? Well, it's because I believe in my teammates. We're a super talented team. With the scoring ability of guys like Killington, Jesster, Gerrard, and myself, the perfect passing we get from Falk and Welch, the great defense out of Wolff, Liddy, Wagner, Morenov, and Mack, and, of course, Ciarelli's outstanding goaltending, we're a force to be reckoned with. We're being underestimated for sure right now. But that's exactly where we want to be and we're okay with that. We know how it feels to struggle and we know how it feels to feel as if absolutely everything is going right. Our mindset is at the perfect level going into the playoffs and with some extra motivation to fuck up Robb Wind's season, nothing can stop us. Vive Le'Impact!

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NateyD
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#19

07-17-2015, 08:56 PM

The first year is always tough for players. The transition for new teams, a new league and new faces is always difficult, and it can be made even more difficult for European players. One of those entering a new North American league this season was Alexander Wolff. The young Norwegian player saw himself drafted later than originally projected. That did not deter the young defender. The rookie had a very quiet, underrated season. He led all defenders in hits when it was all said and done with 112, while chipping in a fair amount of points from the blue line with 27 points and blocking 29 shots to go with it.

The youngster improved immensely over the course of the season. To start he was drafted as a defensive defenseman, but as the season went on his offensive game started to come around. For a 5â€™ 10â€ defender, he also threw an inordinate amount of hits as the season went on, especially compared to the other defensemen throughout league.

â€œI was a bit out of shape to start the camp, I knew I was going to need to work a bit harder if I wanted to contribute to the team. My size was a big issue, I gained I think 20 lbs from training camp to the middle of the season, which is when I really started using my body and leverage more. I think it was an important lesson for me. I thought I was extremely healthy and in great shape going into camp, but it just goes to show you can never stop learning,â€ remarked Wolff.

His team, the Montreal Impact also had a good season. Placing 3rd in a tough conference was not a knock on the team, as they just simply had stretches where they seemed to fall apart that hurt them in the long run. However, this article is not about the Impact, but more importantly the players on it. Alexander Wolff was particularly close with teammate Evandrus Jesster. Both were rookies and had an immediate bond. Part of this may have had something to do with the fact that both youngstersâ€™ agents, Nathan Dâ€™Angelo and Ryan Jesster, were close friends as members as the Calgary Dragons even winning a few cups together along the way.

Wolff was for the most part quiet within the lockerroom, being a bit on the shy side this season, but the youngster still enjoyed his time with the team this season.

The Norwegian defender was quoted as saying, â€œA lot of the players already knew each other, so I was a bit on the outside of conversations. But everyone was still so nice and welcoming. They all helped me get familiar with the city and the type of hockey they play. My teammates are part of why my season went so well and why I will be glad if I am back in Montreal next seasonâ€

The city was also a very easy transition for Wolff. Montreal had a very familiar â€˜vibeâ€™ as Oslo, the youngster mentioned, saying the weather was especially easy to acclimatize to as it was almost identical in the winter as his hometown.

The transition and slow start were all new to the youngster, but he seems to have grown from his experiences and looks well on track to being a great defensive defensemen in the SHL. Come draft day, it will be interesting to see where Alexander Wolff lands, however he will be a player to watch regardless of his draft position and team.

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BeanSnoodie
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#20

07-17-2015, 09:01 PM

Coming out of the final game of the season Travis Kudleychuk walked the halls of the Montreal Arena, home to the Impact. The season had come and gone in what feels like a few moments and a few months all at the same time. And while the teamâ€™s unspoken goal of finishing at the top of the ladder for the regular season had gone out a the windows a few days ago it was still what Travis would call a successful season.

In terms of personal growth Kuddles had gone from a slightly above average defensive scrub to one of the leagueâ€™s more well rounded centres. After the draft one of the first things he was asked was if he would be competing with Luke Fleming for the first line centre position, and he answered honestly when he said no; sitting on top of the teamâ€™s depth chart however was an amazing experience for Travis and he gets a little smile going whenever he thinks about that period of time.

The personal goal in terms of team position that Kuddles was gunning for the whole year however was having a role on both sides of the special teams play. From day one of training camp Kudleychuk was the leader for the PK among the forwards. About halfway through the season at a team meeting Kudleychuk brought up the prospect of him playing the point on the powerplay (Mike Richards late 2000â€™s style) and the move paid immediate dividends as he went on to add 9 of his 25 assists for the year from the powerplay. And while his modest 5 goals was a bit of a let down the total 25 assists made him one of the more underrated playmakers in the league.

As Kudleychuk made his way toward the taxi he called to give him a ride back to the hotel, having just spent an hour walking the empty halls in thought, he ran into a face he had not expected to see this late. Flacko, left wing sniper for the Impact who had hosted the draft party at the start of the season. It seemed forever ago, all the young faces nervously waiting to be called, offering huge praise amongst each other as their names were called out, some drinking their sorrows as their names slip by and by each round. Travis just nodded to Flacko as they went their separate ways; Flacko probably forgot it but it he had chirped about Kuddles being a lazy player early in the season that was really the driving force behind so much of what Travis had done this year. Making sure to hit the gym hard, and going out of his way to scout the other SMJHL players. Travis had taken those comments to heart and really turned his year around and in a weird way it sort of felt full circle to have his final game against him during the season.

â€œHey Flacko! You holding another draft party this summer or what? What do you say you and me go take over Buffalo?â€

GrapeJuice72
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#21

07-18-2015, 04:53 AM

Coming into the draft and league was a nerve wracking adventure. I wasn't too sure what to expect and how to react, but after being told I was a late first to second round pick in most people's mock drafts and slipping all the way down to the fourth round I was having my nerves wracked by the stress of it all until Jesster, a good friend of mine now and the person who helped me where I am today, came around and talked with me and actually gave the heads up to the Montreal Impact GM's about me. As the numbers dwindled down, I was finally selected 23rd overall.

Coming into Montreal I was a bit worried on how it would go down as I didn't look into the Impact too well, but I couldn't of found a better place with the best teammates and friends, as well as the best management around. All my questions and worries went away with the help of everyone on the team, and leading up to the season I was able to have the most fun and just a great time with everyone. I couldn't have asked for a better start to my career here, and I'll definitely owe my startup to the Impact, because I couldn't of done what I have done even so far without them and their allowance of me being in the top six even as a fourth round pick.

The pre-season went pretty good, but the regular season definitely was a rocky road. We'd have a great few games, then some horrific next few. It was up and down until we found a great combination and won many games straight before slumping again. Finding a great combination has been hard, but we've fought through and exceeded many expectations and I think we've definitely showed we are not only a great team, but we are a cup contender. My performance was pretty much like our season, very up and down the entire time, I'd be pointless for many games straight, then I'd pull a hat-trick out of nowhere or I'd have a great few games straight. In total, I think I rounded out my game near the end of the season and looking back I'm pretty happy how it went, ending up 10th in rookie scoring with a solid 31 points in 52 games. I'm hoping next season however that I'll be a first line or second line guy that can stay true to my playmaking style.

Although we are last in the East, it's definitely not something to be sorry about. The East has been a tough division all season long, with all three teams towering over the West, even the Impact in last place. That being said, it's definitely going to be a hard fight with the Scarecrows in the first round as we've had many of good match-ups during the regular season. I know we'll cancel out all the haters though and get rid of our first round exit nature the Impact has been known for the previous years, because we aren't backing down without a bloody good fight. We are challenging for the cup, and we are going to battle our way to the top. Let's go Montreal, and lets show the league who runs the SMJHL!

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Nereus
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#22

07-18-2015, 04:04 PM

When I joined the SHL, I knew I was going to have my work cut out for me. It's never easy when you have high expectations for yourself, and it's even worse when you're actively trying to be one of the best center prospects in the entire league. One thing I did not expect, however, was the amount of people who were willing to share their knowledge and help out a rook who was a bit too proud to ask for assistance. I would name one of them, but then I would have to name all of them. The point is I wouldn't still be here if I didn't find something special in this community. As if it even needed to be said...I did.

Early on I made friends with Jasper Clayton and Zack Hoover, as we were both members of the Lions prospect team, pre-draft. We got along pretty well of the bat and practiced together often, sharing ideas on how to improve our individual play styles. We raised each other's draft stock simply by making it known that we were buddies, and that we were going to remain buddies whichever team we ended up being drafted to. Unfortunately this attention attracted some SMJHL GMs, and though we all wanted to play on the same team together, it wasn't meant to be. At 4th overall, Zack Hoover was selected by the Vancouver Whalers. As the first pick of the second round, I, Luke Fleming, was selected 7th overall. As if reality was just trying to mess with us, Jasper Clayton was selected next, at 8th overall. While I was proud of my buddies for their accomplishments, it would be a lie to say that I wasn't disappointed that none of us ended up on the same team. There's always the SHL Draft, however...

My rookie season was a rough one for a team captain of a newly relocated Prince George Firebirds club. Producing on a consistent basis never came easy, though my potential shined on one occasion or another. Despite the fact that I may have underpreformed, my teammates were nothing less than supportive, as they were the ones who voted me into my position in the first place. This means the world to me. This is the reason why I feel the need to represent my team in a positive light at all times. I take the leadership role pretty seriously, because if I can't stand up for my team on the ice I can at least portray them in way they'd be proud of. This relationship between me and my team is what will drive me to achieve my goals, and becoming the player I see myself as.

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spidey
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#23

07-18-2015, 04:41 PM

It all started at the draft, and lets be honest that is where every major career starts. I would have been lying to you if I said I expected to be taken outside of the first round. I had a number of GMs contact me tell me they were interested and wanted to know my interest. I figured I would have been in the top 5, I hoped I would have been the third name in the draft board. I knew Wind and Jesster were going 1 and 2, I wanted number 3. When it was my time to shine at the third overall spot, I nearly stood up as the pick came in. When it wasn't Leon Webb I sank, I'll be honest I don't know who was called at the time, all I know it wasn't my name. Each pick after that was a stab of a knife and each time I made a personal promise to make each GM and team pay for their mistakes. When the 6th pick came around all that was going through my head was the idea of who was going to get cross checked to the back of the head next...LEON WEBB...oh never mind.

The Firebirds had selected me 6th overall, just barely squeaking into the first round. I was ready, I wanted the ice, I wanted a team to play against I wanted to show the world what years of hockey tutelage could produce. I finally got my chance in the preseason, I was a whirlwind of destruction, no purpose, no focus, just busting my ass trying to prove myself. All I did was make myself look foolish. Not a lot of what I did transferred to the score sheet. I possessed big game potential but couldn't get it together. It was embarrassing here I am 6th overall and I can't even score.

The coaching staff pulled me aside after the preseason was over and really forced me to focus on my team play, work on utilizing the players around, play as a team and individual success will come. They made me watch video of my older brother Kain...that was a real blow to the gut. But they were right, Kain could score work with any teammate and he could pass. I am still working on that part but with work the coaching staff put into me I progressed. Through out the season I worked on a lot of aspects of my game. I won't lie I focused on shooting the puck, but I developed carrying the puck. protecting it and working with teammates to get open and create spacing. I became better and better. Gradually through out the season I noticed points piling up for myself. I got time on the power play on the first and second line, I did everything asked of me. It was a humble beginning to my career but through devotion to my game, I was able to add in nearly a .5 point per game. Not too shabby for a rookie. Not top 10 but a huge improvement to my preseason.

I have experienced ups and downs, we had a rough start to the season going 0-5-1 before getting a chance to play with are starting goalie Kyle Prince. I rode some incredible highs, 3 point nights, huge bone rattling hits, some punk named Vlad McZehrl wanting to fight and running like a girl when I came after him. In the end I have on an amazing experience that I can't wait to bring into the playoffs. Where does the next part of my journey go? Who knows hopefully I am good enough that a team in the SHL will take a chance on me, but for now Lets kick some Whaler ASS and win a 4 Star Cup.

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#24

07-18-2015, 08:32 PM

This season has lived up to everything I was hoping for as someone who has loved and followed the game his whole life but only started playing recently. After the initial hazing and practical jokes at the start of the season everyone came together as a unit and we had quite the regular season here in St. Louis. I became pretty tight with some of the players and with some of the management, such as bbp. I enjoyed my time on the ice and gave my all when I was called upon, and made sure I didnâ€™t look for personal glory as much as glory for the team as a whole. That is probably why I came out of the season with the most hits and one of the highest amounts of blocked shots for any rookie on the crows. I played to my strengths and let the others do so to their own as well. I learned the importance of team dynamics, as it is a lot different in the professional scene as compared to any hockey I have previously played. I think I lived up to a player who went mid-draft and as has been pointed out I stuck to my role as a defenseman as best I could.

I feel as if we can make a real run at the cup this year and will give it my all. What I really need to focus on in the playoffs is staying out of the penalty box just a little bit more. That being said I will always be willing to drop the gloves or deliver a hard hit for any of my brothers on the Crows. I have not had any bad experience throughout the whole season with a single member of the squad, and would simply say I am lucky to be surrounded by such a good group of lads.

Next season I hope to remain with the crows and further refine my game focusing a little more on assisting my team going forward and being the all-around 2-way defenseman I hope to one day become. Hopefully the few issues I had this season in my life away from the game will be a little more sorted and I can focus all my time and energy into training and winning games.

As far as Statistics go this season was a decent one, because having a positive rating throughout the season as a defenseman as we all know can be difficult. Next season I will look to gain more of a name for myself, and in so doing garner more ice time to better produce for the team. That being said, this will rely on the management, and I will respect their decisions. The only thing that I can promise to them and the fans is that I will give my all.

Thanks again to Cuffy and bbp for showing the faith they did in me, and I hope to pay dividends on it in the coming playoff run (to the cup Wink

) and next season if I find myself lucky enough to stay with the Crows. Finally a big shout out to the fans who made this season extremely memorable.
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#25

07-19-2015, 08:51 AM

My rookie season has come and almost went. The Impact are still in the hunt for a championship and hopefully we can bring it back to where it belongs. There is a crazy amount of highs and lows in your first rookie season, and this isnâ€™t even the big leagues yet. My year here was focused on staying active within the locker room, and showing that I can contribute even with my player type. I feel the job I have done was enough to show the rest of the league what my player is about and where his career will ultimately end up.

The year started off very quickly for me. I joined the draft class rather late, and felt that has hurt my player in terms of development in my first season. I took a big stance on my defensive game, which you can see with a 99 rating, but was told after wards that wonâ€™t necessarily make me a great defender. So I have back tracked throughout the season to try and help that rating out by supplementing it with checking and skating stats, which seem, in the short run, to have helped my player.

Going into the year most players and teams put season expectations upon you, which was no different in my case. I could have ended up with no points through the season and still would have been happy with the defensive stats I posted, the 9 points I put up were a great bonus. With that being said, defense stats is where I really watch to see what I can improve upon, because I believe this league doesnâ€™t see enough players like my build and how much of an impact I can make on certain teams heading forward.

All players on the team started out as just that, teammates, but those teammates have now turned into some great friends on and off the ice. Hopefully in this upcoming SHL draft I can go to an SHL team with some of these friends and start a life-long friendship. While being drafted you also hear about some teams not to go to because of locker room activity and players that just donâ€™t like anybody, this has been as far from the truth with the Impact this season. Everybody is here to help everybody, there is never a stupid question and both general managers treat us all like humans and not just a pawn in some sim.

Soon the off-season will be upon me, hopefully with a championship, and then my focus turns to making it in the SHL draft. I plan to continue my training as much as I can to show the SHL general managers that Iâ€™m staying in fighting shape for the upcoming season. I plan to improve my player and to be a big defensive force for years to come, and to get that size up to compete with the big boys in the SHL. I donâ€™t believe that I will be a staple on an SHL roster as soon as next season, but that doesnâ€™t faze me, Iâ€™m in it for the long run and to help a team with their future.

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#26

07-19-2015, 04:33 PM

My rookie season has been a ride.....Going from a free agent with high hopes to ending off a great season with a great team and some high expectations met. At the start I was given the opportunity to come in as a quiet rookie named Devon Mack for the Impact. Now I'm probably one of the loudest in the dressing room. I've been given great wisdom and have been keeping up with the media on my adventure this season.

Montreal talked to me the day I messaged all the GM's in the SMJHL. I got offered with the Scarecrows and Knights. I decided to go with the Impact. It was a decision I had to take as a 18 year old moving away to a french city and it's tough. Luckily I know small amounts of french to buy myself a slice or two of pizza. I loved the guys and their funny and uplifting attitudes. I've honestly seen a lot of improvement in my approach to how the game of hockey works and outside of it too. I'm more appreciative of how I got here because of these guys. Hands down the best season a rookie like me could ask for.

This season was about trying to play a role where I could show people that I could be more then just a player. I wanted to play a big role in Montreal's season. I've been told I have been contributing and that I've been a dominating force in the defensive aspects of the game. My goals were already set and Montreal was by me when I needed help, i'm very thankful.

I've been keeping in good shape, always pushing myself. I want to be the best and I think I can be. Soon I will be able to become a big threat in the SHL and show all the teams that passed up on me on what they're missing. My season has always been a great one. My numbers have been declining recently. But i've been helping so far on the second line for the playoff push. I want Montreal to bring a cup home, it's so over do. Montreal has the guys to win. Buster Killington, Evandrus Jesster, Earnest Cirelli, Lord Pretty Flacko and so much others.

So my season was a success. I killed it as hard as I could. No regrets, I feel like I will be back in Montreal next season, but there will be a cup in Montreal next year for sure! I can only hope as the days go by that I will be in Montreal and in another city playing for the SHL. For right now at least i'm happy in the SMJHL and in Montreal. So in conclusion my rookie season has been a season of dreams and great experiences, I've got to meet Russian's and Slovakian's. Tour around North America, it's a dream come true for me. Watch out SHL and playoffs. Because here comes Devon Mack.

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#27

07-19-2015, 07:14 PM

My season was a success in my mind. I should start with the draft, being drafted 20th to the Falcons was a dream come true for me. What an organization. It is a much easier time between the pipes when you have an active, and explosive offence, paired with an also active, and shut down defence. There is so much talent finished the season with 13 Wins, which was a great outing for me in my first season. This year was definitely a learning process. Whether it was learning about the league, learning everyone's name, or even learning how to dance like a pony, I had a great time as my first year as a Falcon. I haven't recorded a shutout yet, but I think I'm due by this point for one, but with so much offensive talent around the league, its tough to pull one off. I always try to get better everyday though, whether it is world class workouts, or just general activity, I always tried to give it my all everyday. I think some of the highlights of my year were against the Scarecrows. We shut them down this year, and that is where the bulk of my victories came from. I know I am beating a dead horse by now, but I loved playing against that team. I always had their games on my calendar circled twice. At the start of the season, we were the first team to beat them, and we didn't do it just once, or twice, but three times. It was definitely a proud moment for me winning those three games in a row. In conclusion, I would just like to thank everyone in this league, you guys make the game fun to play and stay active. I know a lot of hard work goes into running this, but I appreciate everything. To my team, It has been a great run, but we have come too far to quit now, lets go out there, and fuck some guys up this playoffs.

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