Three months have passed and Tanner has put a few more thoughts down for fans to read. The Boston College recruit continues to lead the Kodiaks in scoring having scored 11 goals and 29 assists for 40 points through 46 AJHL games this year.
The second entry to the blog courtesy Tanner MacMaster comes after the jump.
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| MacMaster took part in the 2011 All-Canadian Program |
Hello Everyone,
My second season with the Camrose Kodiaks didn't start quite how we wanted it to. Our team got off to a
slow start and for a month-long stretch we had lost 9 in a row. When something like
that happens the team is down and going to the rink just isn't as fun as if you
were winning.
We knew that we had to change
something to turn the season around. We had made a trade that brought 3 solid
players from Okotoks to Camrose and I think that has benefited our team in a
positive way; Since November 1st our team has gone 17-4-5. Finally it felt
that things were going our way.
Not only was the team
struggling at the beginning of the year, but many of the players were as well,
including myself. Sometimes it feels like no matter how hard you try the bounces
just aren't going your way. But I knew if I just kept things simple and played
my game that things would start turning around, and they have.
This season has flown by and is
already in the final stretch towards the playoffs. I believe that we have a solid team
this year and I am looking forward to what we can do this year in the
playoffs.
Tanner
Tanner
MacMaster is a top ranked player from the AJHL this year having been
given a 'B' rating by NHL Central Scouting at the start of the season. Central Scouting slotted MacMaster 94th in North America in their January Mid-Term rankings. The Calgary product is
listed at 5'9.25 and 156 lbs and currently leads the Camrose
Kodiaks in scoring with 40 points through 46
games. He has committed to join the Boston College Eagles next year.
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