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Tail end of Cats season

“We accomplished what we set out to do.”

That’s the reaction of PG Cougars President Greg Pocock as this year’s season has come to an end.

He says their main goals for this year was to make the play-offs.

“Make sure we got our young group of guys some play-off experience that will serve us well down the road,” says Pocock, “small picture yeah we’re disappointed to be out, but big picture we’re so proud and happy and really feel like we had a successful season for the new ice age.”

Pocock says the biggest challenge they had to overcome was perception.

He says fans can expect more surprises next season.

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