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"Doing a brief check, we could lose anywhere from 15-16 play. ers." said Brill. "But that’s stan. dard for our club, we're in this for the kids and to see them develop and move along. When that hep pebns, it means we're doing our Jo /' Kevin tkguin, Rob Schweyer. Joel Ptsiriér, Stet Mature and 15-year-old netminder Mike Wat. son. A native of North Bay, Watson would be under-age for the draft and would therefore have to be chosen in the ftrgt three rounds. As usual, Siskins will lose a majority of their players next season A handful will be attend. ing university, and likel four or fwe will go in the 'IB, draft. Qandidatea for selection include "lt was a good lesson for every. one, and a real valuable one for the kids. We had Iota of kids out there who have never been in a real intense series like that be. fore, they've come up through the ranks without being exposed to that pressure. Now, maybe they'll take that knowledge with them next year." 7 “I guess the bottom line is Stratford outplayed us those last two games," said Brill looking back on his club’s ouster. "We just never really came together as a team. Brill particularly saw the Strat- ford series as a lesson learned, from the top of the organization right down to the players on the Ice. iSiskins loss was a lesson learned: Brill It is neither a familiar position to be in, not one they are comfort- able with. that the Waterloo Siskins find themselves on the outside looking in at this point in the hockey season. Having been put out of the Midwestern Ontario Junior B playoffs 10 days by the Strat- ford Cullitons, 'liSi'l'i find them. selves with lots of time to polish up their golf clubs. But for club GM Pete Brill, who in his 12 years with the club has guided them to four Ontario championships and three other Midwestern titles, that's small consolation. 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