Hey there, hi there, ho there hockey fans.
Hunter
Long signing in with the newest blog. Well, it hasn't really hit me yet
that the season is over. I am humbled to say that I played with a great
group of guys my senior year and wouldn't have it any other way. After
the final buzzer hit, I sat in the locker room looking around at
everyone in disbelief that it was over. There were different emotions
that were lingering in the room. The first thing I thought about was the
first time I ever laced up the old Bauer skates that were from play it
again sports. It was in Lexington Kentucky, and I was just learning how
to skate. I thought about those uncomfortable skates and the sweatpants I
wore over my used, over sized shin pads that looked like goalie pads on
me at the time. I didn't get emotional like my other teammates did in
that locker room. I still don't know why, but I think I was so proud of
everyone in that locker room and I was at peace with myself because I
knew I didn't have any regrets for the time that I spent here in
fredonia playing hockey. I knew whatever I did, whether is was on ice or
after a Saturday
night game, I did everything at 100%. I want to take this time to thank
my teammates and more importantly my folks back home for supporting. 22
years of my career they have been there for me and I am very blessed.
Every night during the national anthem I always prayed and thanked the
big man for letting me have the opportunity to stand on the blue line
for another game and to lead a team full of great guys that made it
easier on me as a captain to do what I did. Fredonia has always been a
big brotherhood and family, but this year we took that meaning to the
next level. I am thankful for my time here and I'm looking forward to
what the future brings.
We are a FRED family, and family is a strong bond that can never be broke no matter what.
Until next time,
Hunts.
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