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BY MICHAEL HAYAKAWA mhayukawaéoyrmgxom When the Stoufiville Spirit conduct their annual spring mokie camp at the Stoufiville Arena Friday and Saturday. they will keep a close watch out for potential prospects. While the Ontario Junior Hockey league club's braintrust will look for the obvious qualities. including an ability to skate. shoot the puck. dish out a few punishing hits or exhibit some gn't. they are also searching for something a little extra. That being players who are highly skilled. said Frank Robinson. Spirit director of player personnel. ' Especially since the Spirit are hoping to end a two-year playoff drought when the 2014- 15 regular season campaign begins. Spirit hopes to find ’diamonds in rough’ WEEKEND CAMP FOR PLAYOFF-HUNGRY JR. A TEAM camp at the end of May. At this camp. Robihson said the will take to the Stoufiville Arena ice to com- pete against a group of potential returnees. GET CONNECTED w ' V yovkreguon com and stouffvnllespmt com for updates on the Spun! SPORTS Stouffville Sunâ€"Tribune TSN sportsCentre anchor Kate Beimess (from left) had Toronto Furies players Kori Cheverie. Britni Smith and lenelle Kohanchuk on her squad in the Stouffville Amateur Hockey League women‘s division’s annual charity tourney at the Stoufl‘ville Clippers Complex last weekend. The 20 teams raised $6,000 for Five With Drive www.5wd.ca smmmm T0 STOUFFVILLE STAFF PNOTMUSIE KOCKERSCHEIDT