Page 101 - CBA 1986 YEARBOOK

Having allowed no goals from the field in eight league games, the 1985 Varsity Soccer team rolled into the Class B sec­ tional playoffs as League Champions. Going 14-2 overall, the Brothers offense was powered by striker Dino Tognoni, Co-Captain and center midfielder Doug Taylor, and right midfielder Jason Gor­ don, Additional firepower up front came from Marty Cooke, Peter Maglione and freshman Rob Brophy.
Veterans Rich Yockell and Eric Huner provided skill and support wher­ ever needed. Defensively, the Brothers looked to key players Sean Murphy, Travis Heiser, Jay Bradshaw, and goalie Greg Aumiiier. They effectively neutralized opposing players by allow­ ing only eight goals to be scored.
In sectional play the Brothers re­ ceived the number one bid and a first round bye, but then lost 1-0 to Westhill in the quarterfinals, destroying their chances for a shot at the Section III Class B championship.
All-league First Team honors were earned by senior Doug Taylor and Ju­ nior Dino Tognoni. Chosen for the Sec­ ond Team were sophomore Jason Gor­ don and Senior Marty Cooke. Tognoni, who scored 22 goals led the league in scoring, and was assisted by midfielder Gordon, who had 16 assists. Co-cap­ tain Sean Murphy was voted to an all­ league Honorable Mention.
New coach Jim Wemesfelder did an outstanding job with the team. Having nearly all the starters from the 1984 team returning, was a definite factor, plus the help of new members Aumiiier, Bradshaw, Jones, Brophy and Sweet.
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