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'''Montecito''' is a [[Skunk]] [[Kacheek]] and has been the ''Right Defender'' for [[Brightvale|Brightvale's | '''Montecito''' is a [[Skunk]] [[Kacheek]] and has been the ''Right Defender'' for [[Team Brightvale|Brightvale's Yooyuball team]] since 2006 and the new Team Captain in 2012. | ||
While Montecito may look cute and innocent, he is the dirtiest shover and clutcher on the Brightvale squad. Called "The Baby Faced Mauler" by the fans of Brightvale's rivals, Montecito will stop at nothing to keep an opponent from getting a shot on goal. Montecito is a a crafty and tenacious defender with superb tackling skills. He is hindered by his small size, however, and is known to be bad at running plays. | While Montecito may look cute and innocent, he is the dirtiest shover and clutcher on the Brightvale squad. Called "The Baby Faced Mauler" by the fans of Brightvale's rivals, Montecito will stop at nothing to keep an opponent from getting a shot on goal. Montecito is a a crafty and tenacious defender with superb tackling skills. He is hindered by his small size, however, and he is known to be bad at running plays. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Latest revision as of 21:51, 24 May 2012
Montecito is a Skunk Kacheek and has been the Right Defender for Brightvale's Yooyuball team since 2006 and the new Team Captain in 2012.
While Montecito may look cute and innocent, he is the dirtiest shover and clutcher on the Brightvale squad. Called "The Baby Faced Mauler" by the fans of Brightvale's rivals, Montecito will stop at nothing to keep an opponent from getting a shot on goal. Montecito is a a crafty and tenacious defender with superb tackling skills. He is hindered by his small size, however, and he is known to be bad at running plays.
Trivia[edit]
- Montecito won the Dirtiest Player award in 2006.