season recap -- Windsor Spitfires

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Subject: season recap

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scott todd

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Date Posted: 14:52:11 03/23/07 Fri

I would like to start by thanking all the people that have helped me during my time in Windsor. I've had great teammates, great coaches and great billets. I met some great friends and have received unbelievable support from the fans throughout my career here. Thanks for everything.

This year for me was one of the toughest seasons I've had to go through as a hockey player. It wasn't the losses that bothered me because I saw constant effort from the boys everyday. It was not being able to be a physical part of the team and play for 3 months while I was injured.

The season started with us having the feeling that we could prove a few people wrong and we had a chance at the playoffs. Once Christmas came around we had a lot of injuries and weren't in a position to make the playoffs. Management decided to go into a complete youth movement, which makes the future look promising.

I have a lot of good memories of Windsor - my first game, coming back against the Soo, 15 wins in a row at home last season, and more than anything, going to the rink everyday to see the boys. I've made a lot of life long friends in Windsor and couldn't be happier to end my career here. I just wish it had of been a more successful season (with a few more of those friends still around).

Scott Todd #8

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