played together in Maple Ridge, there was no bad blood between us. I would like to think that we are pretty good friends now, and I can't wait to see him at camp," Giourmetakis recalls.  On making the transition to Sr. A, he adds, "The most difficult part was the huge size difference.  I found that all the guys playing Sr. A are bigger and stronger, so you really have to put in the work to be able to play with these guys. The WLA has many players who are already on NLL teams, and it gave me experience playing against that caliber of players." Now graduated from college, Giourmetakis looks forward to playing for his long-time-favourite NLL team and putting his Management major to good use.  "I am going to try and get a job somewhere in Edmonton and get in on the ground level, learn the inner workings of the company, and then try to work my way up the ladder. Hopefully I will be able to get my MBA sometime soon, because I think that would be a big help in finding that one right job. In the meantime, I have been going to school in the U.S., so a steady income would suit me just fine at this moment. "I am born and raised in Edmonton, and it will always be my home, so getting to play in front of my family and friends will mean a lot to me.  ... Growing up and playing in