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Acquired during the offseason from the Peterborough Stars by the Stouffville Spirit and named captain to start the Central Canadian Hockey league season, Forfar unexpectedly left the club last Saturday and has requested a trade. Acknowledging he was taken a bit off- guard by Forfar’s sudden decision, Spirit general manager Kenny Burrows said the former Spirit captain wished to leave the club for several reasons. They included disappointment in the amount of ice time he was receiving and the direction the team was going. “It happens, you always get one or two players that are unhappy during the course of a year," Burrows said. 7 A Burrows is trying to oblige with the 19- year-old Mount Albert resident’s wishes, but would like to get a player of his calibre in exchange. In 28 games this season, Forfar had 10 goals and seven assists “It sounds like he wants to go out west and I talked with two teams from out there, but they either wanted to give me futures or cash and I said no,” Burrows said yesterday. Spirit head coach Craig Donovan was also taken by surprise. 1W0 GOALS FOR GUNOVSKI, DERLIS “I've never experienced this before where your captain wanted to leave mid- way through the season. He gave no indica- tion to (the coaching stam," the first-year head coach said. “He had a lot of energy and time that he gave off the ice. He was always the first guy to volunteer his time to the community and to minor hockey," Donovan said. Forfar could not be reached for comâ€" ment yesterday. Thé Spirit hamed Declan Gunovski as their new captain. Donovan called the decision an easy one. Gunovski was one of the finalists for the job in the preâ€"season. Acquired way through last season by the Spirit from the Couchiching Terriers, the 19-year-old forward made his presence Mlnor atoms stopped In Guelph The Stoufiville minor atom Clippers had hopes of vying fora medal at last weekend's Guelph Power Play Toumame.nt. But their stay was short after recording a win, tie and loss in round-robin action. The Clippers opened the tOumament by routing the Pickering Panthers 10-0. Quest Rodin led the Clippers with a hat trick. Tyler Davis contributed one goal and three helpers while Adam Bain and Sam Atanackovich each had a goal and two assists, Nathan Mlson and Rhys Garlough one goal, one assist each and Tyler Davis, Met Ribi and William Keith one goal. Myles Craven had two assists, while Connor Hicks and Alden McKinney each had one. Dalton Lehman posted the shutout. The Clippers then battled the Valley East felt immediately scoring a pair of goals in the club's 6-1 win over the Ajax Attack at the Stoufl'ville Arena Thursday. “Declan made a good statement and he will lead us,” Donovan said. Alex Derlis also added a pair of goals for the Spirit, who held leads of 2-0 through 20 minutes and 5-0 through 40. Matt Neal and Chris Porter added the other goals for the Spirit, whq s_napp_ed_ a two-game losing stréak and defeated the Attack for the third time invas many outings this season. Spirit netminder Kori Coelho stopped 22 of 23 shots. The Spirit fired 41 shots on the Attack goal. “The pucks went in and we played a good defensive game and had high intenâ€" sity," Donovan said. “It’s exactly what you want as a coach. If we can play like that every night, we’ll win three-quarters of our games for sure.” With 12 wins, one overtime win, three shootout wins, one shootout loss and 13 losses, the Spirit moved into a fourth-place tie in the East Division with the Attack. - After yesterday’s game in Bowmanville. the Spirit take to the road for a game against the Streetsville Derbys Sunday at 7:30 pm. Rebels to a 4-4 draw. Ribi scored twice for the Clippers while McKayla Major had a goal and one assist and Rodin one goal. Keith drew two helpers while Anthony Messina, Craven and Colin Johnston each had one. The Clippers concluded tournament play with a 5â€"0 loss against the eventual toumamentâ€"champion Nepean Raiders. Peewee AEs tle two on The Stouffville peewee Ali Clippers received a stellar netminding performance from Met Ryan in a 0-0 tie against host Barrie in Ontan’o Minor Hockey Associa- tion action Wednesday. The Clippers. who tied TNT 2-2 last Sunday, resume league play in Richmond Hill Sunday. For more on the Spirit. go to: wwwstouflviflespirit com JORDAN FORFAR: Stouffville Spirit captain left Jr. A hockey team last weekend.