Tom Dundon

Yeah, I did.

I remember going to my mom when I was younger.

She kind of told this story right when I committed.

I was like, I don't know when that video came out.

Probably like it was right after their national champ.

I think 2020 or something like that or 2022, maybe something like that.

Um, sometime around then I w I watched it be right when it came out and, um, showed my mom to it and told her I was going to play at this place.

And obviously she was like, yeah, sure.

You are like, you're going to like Western, all our families, but if you're going to be that good, you're going to play in the Western league.

Like all our families done that.

And that's where you want to go.

Like, that's where you've told me you want to play and you can't really go to college if you play in the Western league.

So, um, that's kind of one thing that, uh, she, that funny story that she brought up when I ended up coming to Northville.

Yeah, it was awesome.

It was cool.

I think it was obviously a tough decision to leave Victoria.

Like you said, the town itself is unbelievable.

The organization was unbelievable and our fans were unbelievable as well.

We started building that fan base in Victoria.

It was definitely tough to leave them, but to have the opportunity to go was cool.