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Varsity Soccer Team
RETURNS TO SECTIONALS
The Varsity Soccer Team had a very good season with a record of 11-5-2 in the tough Onondaga High School League.
The team welcomed Scott Charles and Joe Marino who were the new coaches assigned to Varsity Soccer.
blow to the squad. Defensive specialists
JayBradshaw,JohnKoch,JoeMiller and Bray Kelly left a void that could not be filled by a small bench. The team also lost seven seniors, six of whom were starters, which made the road to the championship somewhat harder.
also allowed the team into sectional play. The league was one of the most balanced leagues ever. More than 2/3 of the teams finished with respectable re­ cords. The balance resulted in many competitive games, including CBA 0-0 tie with league power Fulton. The Jamesville-Dewitt games produced a loss early in the season (4-0) and a win late in the season (3-1). A bid to the sec­ tionals brought the team through the
(upper left) J. Bradshaw, M. Roswick, B. Kelly, L. Jerry, G. Aumiller, P. Nlaglione, G. Aumiller, J. Sweet, P. Colella, K. Shanahan, J. Rosbrook, J. Koch, A. Tappan, J. Goron, D. Tognoni, C. Mangel, Coach
Marino, C. Baroncelli, R. Eckerman, T. Barker.
(far left) Joe Sweet covers back as Pete Maglione moves the ball up the field.
Brothers prepare for another victory on the road. (bottom, left) Jason Gordon takes to the air.
(below) Greg Aumiller and Dino Tognoni getting ready to play.
The above obstacles were overcome by exceptional skills and team develop­ ment. The record of 11-5-2 kept CBA in
Repeating the previous year's League
Championship proved to be a difficult
and an awesome challenge for the CBA
hooters. The team was limited to prac­ contention for the lead in the league
tice fields due to the renovation of our throughout the season, along with Ful­
own, new field. Injuries also struck a ton, Jamesville-Dewitt and Cortland. It second round.
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