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Barracudas Add Another Veteran

October 25, 2003 - SPHL (SPHL)
Jacksonville Barracudas News Release

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Jacksonville Barracudas Head Coach Ron Duguay today announced the signing of veteran winger Brent Scott.

Scott, a 5'10", 200-lb. Calgary, Alberta native is a six-year pro who played with El Paso of the WPHL in 2000-01. That season he was tied for first on the team with assists (31), tied for first on the team with points (56), was third on the team in goals (25), and led the team in penalties (134).

"Brent's the type of player we're missing on this club," Duguay said. "He plays with a lot of emotion. He's an agitator who will draw a lot of penalties while scoring lots of goals. He'll be good for the young players."

For the past two seasons, Scott has led San Angelo of the CHL as Head Coach. In 105 games as coach, Scott had a 37 - 57 - 11 record.

The Barracudas open their 2003-04 Training Camp on Monday at Skate World from 10:30am to noon. Training camp is free and open to the public. The Barracudas will play the Orlando Seals in an exhibition game on Saturday, November 1st at the RDV Sportsplex in Orlando. Face off time is 4:00pm.

The Barracudas start the WHA2 season on the road as they face-off Friday and Saturday, November 7th and 8th in Alabama against the Slammers. Catch all the action live on the World Wide Web at jacksonvillebarracudas.com. Woody Carlson will bring you all the play-by-play action starting with the pre-game show at 7:45pm eastern.

The Barracudas Home Opening Celebration is Friday, November 28th against the Miami Manatees at 7:05pm in the brand new 16,000 seat Veteran's Memorial Arena. The first sporting event in the new Arena is sponsored by the JEDC. Tickets are on sale right now by calling (904) 367-1423.

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