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TORONTO LYNX MEDIA RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

LYNX TO BATTLE CPSL CHAMPS!

Thursday, May 20, 2004 (TORONTO, ON) ˆ Lynx fans can catch the team in action this upcoming weekend when they are hosted by the defending CPSL Champion, the Brampton Hitmen, in an exhibition match this Saturday, May 22nd at Victoria Park in Brampton with a 5:30 pm kickoff. The Hitmen are preparing for their upcoming season and are looking forward to increasing the competition for their club while the Lynx are in good form coming off a 2-1 victory over the Rochester Raging Rhinos in their home opener last weekend. Head Coach, Duncan Wilde, will use the match to prepare for the home-and-home series against the Montreal Impact next weekend when they travel to Montreal on Friday May 28th and host Montreal in Toronto on Sunday May 29th at 6:00 in their annual Girl Power Night. Wilde will also use the match to take a closer look at several reserves and „trialists‰. A Brampton Hitmen/Lynx exhibition match which had been scheduled earlier in the spring had to be cancelled by the Hitmen due to the unavailability of a venue. For more information and directions visit www.bramptonhitmen.org.

NOTES FROM THE LAIR

ƒ Lynx Honours: Defender, Adrian Serioux, earned A-League Team of the Week honours for Week 5. His steady play defensively was a major factor in the Lynx 2-1 victory over Rochester. The selection was the first for the Lynx this season and third of Serioux‚s career.

ƒ Lynx Injury: Midfielder, Edgar Bartolomeu, who left Sunday‚s match in an ambulance, is recovering from a head injury but is scheduled to return to full training on Monday May 24th. In the meantime, Lynx captain, Shawn Faria, has also begun modified training with the June 4th match in Rochester as the target for his return. Faria has missed the last 4 matches with a lower body injury.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:

DAVID NUTT -- MEDIA RELATIONS, TORONTO LYNX

416-251-4625, extension 30

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quote:Originally posted by Loud Mouth Soup

More exclamation points!!!!!

My gawd, does that media guy suck.

Actually he's a good guy and does his job very well. If you want to look for blame, look towards to the headboss - the one who asserts her influence on every facet of the organization, including the press releases.

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quote:Originally posted by JayWay

Actually he's a good guy and does his job very well. If you want to look for blame, look towards to the headboss - the one who asserts her influence on every facet of the organization, including the press releases.

One word on that topic...

Yup.

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quote:Originally posted by JayWay

Actually he's a good guy and does his job very well. If you want to look for blame, look towards to the headboss - the one who asserts her influence on every facet of the organization, including the press releases.

One word on that topic...

Yup.

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I saw Hitmen head coach Steve Nijjar at the Shooters vs Supra game tonight. He said the score ended 3-0 and they lost it when he started making substitutes.

There was a downpour in the 2nd half (would have been soggy notes) and both teams were wearing uniforms rather than sweatshirts (so I would have been able to tell the players apart) (two reasons I stayed away from the game). I ended up playing NTN trivia. Knowing Denny Laine used to play for The Moody Blues helped me finish in the top 1% of North American players for the music trivia game.

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