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With an allâ€"Ontario junior B championâ€" ships neatly tucked under their belts, Siskins saw centre/left winger Larry Courrville go to the Cornwall Royals, fourth pick overall, while going seventh and 12th in the opening round were defenceman Jamie Allison to the Windsor Spitfires and right winger Kevin Brown to the Belleville Bulls. Defenceman Peter No doubt, three months from now when they meet again, it‘s doubtful that there will be any smiles as they try to take one another into the boards or wrestle eachâ€" other to the ice. Let‘s face it, hockey players have a very selective memory. But the memory of the past season and Saturday‘s OHL draft will be something these players will never forget. There were smiles, hand shakes and the occassional hug as the three Waterloo Siskins congratulated eachother after Saturday‘s Ontario Hockey League midgâ€" et draft in Kitchener. Siskin midgets on their way Sn TC qany TOP® Kevin Brown, Larry Courville and Jamie Allison are all smiles after being drafted at the OHL midget draft in Kitchener on Saturday. _ * Cohes photo Courville s1GNS , Brown and Allison drafted in first round Allison, who has played with his brother Jamie in Whitby and Waterloo, was picked up by Windsor in the 10th round and reunited with his brother. As predicted, Cambridge Winter Hawk Todd Harvey was the first player overall to be selected, going to the lastâ€"place Detriot Ambassadors of the OHL‘s Emms Division. And, as predicted, three of the four Siskins eligible for the draft, also went in the opening round. All three Siskin first rounders admitted db INSIDE SPORTS "It will be hard to repeat everything that happen this past season, but the floor just keeps on moving and tables were turning and this probably was one of the best years I had in hockey," said Brown, who as a member of the Siskins, was also a member of the goldâ€"medal winning of the credit to Siskin coach Gerry Harrigan who guided them to an allâ€"Onâ€" tario championship. . â€" that this past season was the most memorable one of their lives, giving most "I like the look of the arena and | like the look of Bull hanging on the roof." Kevin Brown, selected by the Belleville Bull "I wasn‘t surprised (about being drafted by Belleville), 1 heard a lot about them since ] was billited with (Siskin) Shawn Way who played for them in the past 1 heard that they were an excellant orga nization and | proud to be here." "I like the look of the arena and 1 like the look of the Bull hanging on the (arena roof," he said while breaking into a wide grin. The 205â€"pound sixfoottwo right win ger, who scored 27 goals and addec 4 during the regular season and 11 woal and 22 assists in the playoffs. likes the thoughts of going to Belleville, a tean close to his Mississauga home Ontario under 17 hockey team that competed at the Canada Games in Prince Edward Island "I‘m proud to have played for th« Siskins especially under coach Harrigan HEAD COVERS (Continued on page A18)