The Colorado Raptors decided to have their fan appreciation night on the last home game of the year against the Anaheim Outlaws. For fan appreciation night, the Colorado Raptors gave out the team yearbook, a beer coozy, and a voovoozala. The team yearbook included a picture, stats, and a quick biography about each player on the Raptors roster. The coozy was blue with the Raptors logo on the side. Finally, the voovoozala was blue with the Raptors logo on one side and "Go Raptors" on the other. Colorado is one of the few stadiums that encourage obnoxious noise during the games.

I would say that I was decent in my rookie season.  I only played 14 games but it was expected with Yanno Rosejac in net as the starting goaltender.  I was able to get my first professional shutout, which was a very bright spot in the season, for me personally.  In those 14 games played, I had a save percentage of 0.906, which was not even high enough for the milestone TPE.  With all that being said, I have improved about two fold in my earned TPE.  I am proud of the fact that I have been on top of all the tasks to do throughout the season and I believe that will propel Senji Seteki to be one of the better goaltenders next season.  Overall, this season has been a good experience in getting to know how a starting goaltender is supposed to behave.  With my game rating of 64, I fully expect my game rating to be above 70 next season and anything below that will be seen as a failure.

This off-season, Senji Seteki is spending all of his time training and preparing with the upcoming draft.  He has been training with Yanno Rosejac and his goalie trainer to learn all he can from Rosejac before he leaves for the SHL for good.  The two go through a number of exercises to increase their reflexes and their blocking technique.  On top of all the training, Seteki has been taking English lessons to help with his communication when he has interviews with the multiple SHL general managers that have requested an interview. Seteki has taken up ping pong whenever he is too sore to train.  Ping pong is the perfect sport for a goalie and continues to help him increase his eye-hand coordination.  Seteki took only two weeks to head back to Japan and see his family.  He stopped by the Nikko hockey rink and fitted in a one day goalie camp with the local kids to give back.