the following year, and put up 73 tallies and 168 points in 1979. In all three seasons he was a key member of teams that won three consecutive Ontario Junior C championships. Now known as the Signmen, the team moved up to Junior B ranks in 1980. Cruickshank finished second in scoring with 42 goals and 95 points and was even deadlier in the postseason, scoring 53 goals and 107 playoff points as Owen Sound won a fourth straight provincial title. He captured his first scoring title in 1981 with 53 goals and 152 points, then captained the Signmen to Ontario and Canadian Junior B championships in 1982. He finished second in scoring that year with 60 goals and 135 points. In his final year of junior eligibility, Cruickshank was fourth in the scoring race with 61 goals and 134 points. He suited up in 232 games for the Satellites, Forsyths and Signmen, scoring at least 589 goals and 1,259 points – more than any other player in the history of Owen Sound junior lacrosse. His true statistics would be higher, but his scoring stats from the six games of the 1980 Founders Cup tournament were not recorded. Dave Cruickshank graduated to the Owen Sound North Stars in Senior B and Major ranks, winning a Presidents Cup in 1989, having also won a Minto Cup in Junior A with Whitby in 1980. He won the Senior B scoring championship in 1986, the year he set a record that still stands for most points in one game, with 17. He was inducted into the Ontario Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 1998 and the Owen Sound Sports Hall of Fame in 2001. #12 Randy "Rooster" McMillen Randy “Rooster” McMillen did a lot during his too-short life, winning a number of lacrosse championships and accolades. But nothing will likely ever compare to what he did during the 1979 season as a 19-year-old member of the Owen Sound Signmen. A product of the Owen Sound minor lacrosse system, McMillen saw action in some Junior C games in 1975 and 1976 before joining the Satellites full-time in 1977. He put up solid numbers as a rookie, scoring 41 times and adding 33 assists. He dropped back a little the next season, scoring 27 goals and 55 points, but he really turned it on in the playoffs, notching 41 goals as Owen Sound won its second