Like, just kinda talk to us about the difference between both years.

It was very different.

Um, you know, my first year, I was a, a fourth liner, didn't play much, super young.

I was ...

It was me and Caroline Harvey who were the two youngest players, you know, going into it, and, um, you know, you're on the team and you're just as important as anyone else, but my role was extremely different.

You know, I was going out there and being a grinder, getting pucks deep, and just kinda working the other teams, which I loved.

Like, I loved it.

Like, take us through, you know, that process, that camp, and just, uh, you know, what you learned from that, too, and, and, uh, you know, just how awesome of an experience that was.

Like, what- is that just one of those things you're born with, or when you get in that locker room, it's just passed down from generation to generation?

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, I think when you experience it at, like, a U18 World, you kind of first come to realize that it's just, um, the rivalry that you'd never expect, you know? And, um, ever since I put on a USA jersey for U18s, the, my hatred for [chuckles] Canada - sorry, Biz - kind of grew, you know? So, um, but I think everyone feels the same way, you know.

Canadians hate us too.

I'm just happy I don't have to go back to repeat up and play with, [chuckles] play with any of, any of them or against them.

So, uh, but yeah, I mean, you, you go out on the ice, and it's a free-for-all, you know.

There's, there's no limits to, to what gets said or what gets...

Like, are there any other, like, fun, memorable stories from the village that you got to experience wh- while there?