We've been on an amazing run. We've been playing our best hockey in the tournament, and we know we'll have to play a great game to win. I hope it happens. It would be a great way to end the year.

I've been inconsistent for the better part of the season. I was making some mistakes early and letting in some soft goals. But then it all clicked. I started gaining confidence and it has carried over into the tournament. I'm seeing the puck very well and doing what I can to keep us in games.

Peter and I have a great relationship. He lightens the mood at practice and gives his perspective on all sorts of things involving the position. He is also someone I can go to for advice. You can have the best coach in the world, but if that coach never played goalie then there isn't much they can do to help you. Having Peter as a coach has been huge for me. The system worked for him, so I know it will work for me.

Jon and Peter are the reason for my success. Jon was the most instrumental teacher I've had in hockey. He helped me develop my skills and learn the position. Peter has helped me become a more polished goalie. He has gone over the various nuances of the position, and has been there for moral support. I owe them both a lot.

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