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Varsity Lacrosse: Row 1: J. Tankersjey,
E. LaBarge, T. langan, R. Bernales, S.
Coyle, M. Kaminski, B. Vance, P. Ryan,
K. Nolan. Row 2: Coach Tom Kraft, J.
Masello, J. Magnarelli, J. Magnarelli,
J. LeMessureier, J. Difulvio, M. Fazio,
T. Schiano, F. Smith, P. Feliu, D. Falter,
C. Bogle, J. Mayes, Coach P. Baker.
Junior Varsity Lacrosse: Row 1: B. Fal
ter, M. Albani, T. Bush, M. Smith, B.
Yeomans, K. Langan, J. Villani, S. Zdep.
Row 2: Coach C. Salomon, S. Hanra-
han, R. Masterpol, R. Lombard, R. Paltz,
H. Barnes, J. Wawrek, R. Canzano, M.
Zinszer, T. Wilber, B. Jones, M. Hen-
nessy.
Building and Rebuilding
T he Varsity Lacrosse team un
espite an unusually rainy
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Modified LaCrosse. The team did more
than just play games; it won them.
It was a sound winning season. The
team even beat such opponents as
Fayetteville-Manlius "away," despite
the fact that they were outnumbered
and did not have as up-to-date equip
ment.
The solid performance of this
Spring's Modified LaCrosse team gives
CBA some insurance of a great varsity
LaCrosse team to come.
derwent a rebuilding year this
past Spring. The team suf
fered since losing its top scor
ers, who happened to be graduating
Seniors. There were, however, some
pluses. Jamie Lemessieur broke CBA's
school scoring record this year with
103 points. In addition, three starting
Freshmen from last year are now
Sophomores with a lot of potential.
They are Chris Bogle, Jason Magnar
elli and Eric LaBarge. The Brothers are
looking forward to a winning season.
season, the Boys JV La
crosse team managed a re
spectable record, improv
ing gradually as the season contin
ued. The team, consisting mostly of
Freshmen, developed good strategies
with the help of their coach. Players
not only developed a good relation
ship with their coach, but amongst
themselves. Their camaraderie was
helpful in dealing with their loss
against JD, their toughest opponent.
The team came a long way and hopes
to improve the next time around.
he Junior Fligh students con
tinued to distinguish them
selves as a respectable ath
letic team when it came to
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