The short term future looks bright in Anaheim, with only two players set to leave the team next season, both defensemen, James LeBlond and Chet Hillier. Although LeBlond's offensive output will be missed, the Outlaws' core remains young and competitive, as seen with the season the team just had, exceeding expectations. The team was on pace to win the division, but that was until SMJHL's scoring leader and core Outlaws member James Boxman II retired. It obviously left a gigantic offensive hole on the roster, but the Outlaws have more than one rookies ready to step up and improve next season. SMJHL veterans like Asclepius Perseus Flitterwind, Joorgustraad DuBolk, Ryu Jones and Hubert Andrews will do their best to help the team in their last years and with fresh faces like Long John Dunair leading the league in scoring, things look bright for the Outlaws future if the young players can contribute on a nightly basis. Things look bright for the Outlaws who could very well end up on top of the division if everything goes according to plan.

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