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Coming into the SMJHL, Barcus Juneau knew there would be new experiences and new demands placed on him. Playing hockey is easy, almost second-nature; he's been doing that since he could walk. But the first time a camera was trained on him and a microphone stuck in his face after a game was a bit unnerving. Why are they talking to me? I'm just a rookie who doesn't know anything.

Over time, Barcus slowly gets used to the attention, but he's never really comfortable with it. He prefers to do all of his talking about hockey on the ice. Being asked about a particular play or what he might have been thinking at a certain moment during the game is always a bit weird, since he always finds it hard to verbalize what is a very non-rational activity. In the heat of the moment during a chaotic on-ice shift, Barcus works entirely on instinct. Making words out of that experience is not something that comes to Barcus easily, but as always, he tries his best to help the team.