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Newspaper Article
Lacrosse in Sanderson's blood
2005
Overview
\"I had no intentions of coaching this season. During the winter, I felt I needed a break so I could watch my sons play more,\" [Lindsay Sanderson] said. \"I got a call from ([Mike Kloepfer]) one day. I know Mike very well. I met him five years ago because our teams (Orangeville Jr. A and Barrie Tornado Sr. B) were affiliated and we had kept in contact since. \"It's in our (Sanderson family) blood. Our whole family is involved. We've put in a fair amount of time,\" Sanderson said. \"My sons are very much like me - they are very passionate about lacrosse and they are very good at it - they play the game the way it should be played. They are a lot better players than I was.\" Photo: J.T. McVeigh, The Barrie Examiner / Barrie Lakeshores' Bryan Kazarian, right, keeps an eye on Six Nations Chiefs' Kyle Jamieson during MSL action at the Barrie Molson Centre on Thursday night. [Barrie] topped Six Nations 9-4.; Photo: Lindsay Sanderson
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Postmedia Network Inc
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