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Preâ€"season schedule opens tonight in Stouffville One day does not constitute an entire season. But what second-year Stouffville Spirit head coach Craig Donovan observed of his players when they‘ reported for the first official day of training camp Sunday, he was thor- oughly impressed with. With close to 40 hopefuls in attendance, the Spirit underwent fitness testing and dryland training at strength and conditioning coach Randy Smith’s BodySmith facility in Gomiley. Later that same day, they skated and played an intrasquad game at the Clippers Complex. 9mm.” n u 0 o Team trainer Randy Srnith of BodySmith looks on as Luke Anderson holds ,. the feet of Joseph Chemello during opening day of Spirit training camp. Spirit Jr: A players arrive in shape BY MICHAEL HAYAKAWA mhayakawa@yrmg. com new faces after the club came off a debut tonight when they host the subpar season. Markham Waxers at the Stouffville Among those back in the fold Arena at 7:30 pm. The clubs meet were defencemen Brennan Serâ€" again at Markham Centennial Arena ville, Daniel Fitzgerald and Chris- Sanmday at 7:30 pm. tian Finch and forwards Matt Neal, After those two preseason con- Declan Gunovski, Andrew Doyle, tests, Donovan intends to him his Chris Porter and Tyler Ferry. There roster down to 25 or 26 players. were more. “After that we'll try to make a final “After that we'll try t6 make a final decision on our roster,” he said. the right to limit quantities. Hease be aware that descriptive, Npographk. or :1 No mail, phone, inrerner, COD orders, or dealers, please. Bass Pro Shops‘ reserves photograth errors may sometimes occur. and are subject to correction. "mm STAFF PHOTOS/NICK IWANYSHYN I3.‘Iv Gabriel (left) and Robbie Acton chat while spinâ€" ning during fitness testing for the )r. A at BodySmith in Gormley Sunday. 3311on M I aunqu ]_-ung ant/111m Spirit hope- IPIOISSZ