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ning mentalities as the foursome all played together on the OBA Division 1 winning Kitchener/ Waterloo Lightning team coached by Urosevic‘s father, Bob. It may take some time for the whole unit to gel together, but with some patience from all involved, the young team could definitely be challenging for more than just recognition come playoffs. With the OUA East in the shape it is right now, Wilson may have numerous opportunities to play around with line-ups and still easily find a solid spot in the post-season. Being the experienced G Paige Robinson coach that he is, Wilson plays an emphasis on the game beyond the X‘s and O‘s and predicts success if they are able to ―communicate and play with passion.‖ In general, the 2009-10 season was somewhat average and ‗as-expected‘ for Queen‘s. For the most part, they won the games they were expected to and lost the games that many might have thought likely, both at home and on the road. The only two real surprises came with a two-point win in Ottawa against the Gee-Gees, and an oh-so-close performance against the nationally-ranked Windsor Lancers. In that game, the Gaels gave the Lancers a real scare, thanks in part The Official E-Magazine of OUA
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