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Skaters Show Pride and Determination
Young Team turns in quality season for CBA
(opposite top right) Coach piay apparently worked.
(opposite top middle) Jay Bradshaw fires one from the point.
(opposite top left) Coach Qagliardi and Joe Miller disf:uss the next play.
(below) John Yockell trails Henry Dotterer to the Ludden Goal.
S. Alquist, J. Galimi, R. Windhuasen, R. Heiser, C. Smith, T. Murray, J. Yockeli, P. Deskin, Coach Conroy, M. Herron, J. Kotch, J. Bradshaw, C. Krylo, S. Ahlquist, J. Miller, W. Kennedy, M. Burns, M. Keyes, S. Jevis, J. Dotterer, Coach Gagliardi
The 1986-87 Hockey season saw many new faces and names come into the rink for the Brothers. With the departure of seven seniors, it looked as if the team would be a little young and have the cliched “rebuild­ ing year. ” This simply was not the case. With 3 return­ ing seniors, the young team opened its season with a big win over former state champions Liverpool High School. It was a good start to a very encouraging season wrapping up in sectional play.
Faced with the challenging task of the team with little experience were tri-captains Charles Krylo, James Bradshaw, and Henrey Dotterer along with Coach Gagliardi and Conroy molded the young tal­ ent into a strong and cohesive unit. Anchoring this unit with perhaps the most demanding task was Reid Heiser, the league’s number one goalie.
With an overall record o f IT8-1 the Brothers Hockey Team has proven once again that they are a formida­
ble force to be reckoned with in the Syracuse area.
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