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Who is Going to Saranac?
To introduce some of you
that may not be familiar with our player designation system - here's how
it works. A long time ago Rick
Scanlon started using the term BEAR
and BABY. If you followed his lead,
played with reckless abandon and never gave up you were a
BEAR. If you didn't you were a
BABY. So now we have adopted the
following classification
scheme.
If you are going and playing you are a BEAR
If you are still able to play, but choose not to go,
or go and not play, then you are a
BABY
If you can't play any more because of injury or other issues you are a
Permanent Touch Judge (PTJ)
There is no shame in being a
PTJ. You've given your all and just
can't do it any more. We respect that. However, being a
BABY is quite a different story. After
the CanAm tournament is over all non-PTJ
players
will be reclassified as BABIES until they commit for the next year. |
To the best of
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Team |
Name |
Age in
2010 |
Position |
Last
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Attended |
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Oswego |
Arbes, Dave |
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Scrum Half |
2009 |
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Oswego |
Arbes, Jerry |
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Scrum Half |
2009 |
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Oswego |
Borovich, Henry |
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Strong Side
Wing |
2009 |
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Oswego |
Caruso, Frank |
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Scrum Half |
2009 |
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Oswego |
Compo, Steve |
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Flanker |
2009 |
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Oswego |
DeCastro, Peter |
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Strong Side
Wing |
2009 |
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Oswego |
Gotimer, Dan |
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Scrum Half |
2009 |
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Oswego |
Greenwald, Gary |
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Second Row |
2009 |
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Oswego |
Harding, Jim |
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I'm Retired |
2009 |
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Oswego |
Hart, Tim |
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Flanker |
2009 |
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Oswego |
Kreutter, Paul |
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Second Row |
2009 |
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Oswego |
Scanlon, Rick |
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Second Row |
2009 |
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