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New Coach and a Young Team Prove That . . .
a losing season does not always tell the whole story. Although the JV Soc­ cer team did not emerge with a win­ ning record, there were many positive aspects to the season. Perhaps the most important of these was the nev- er-say-die attitude of Coach Robin­
son’s squad. Even though the Broth­ ers got off to a slow start at the begin­ ning of the season, the team showed a marked improvement during their last games. Instead of folding to a tough Marcellus team, the Brothers stayed even with their strong oppo­
nents. The squad posted a respect-^ | able tie in double-overtime behind the \ inspired play of Lee Jerry, who was' named team MVP. Jerry received as­ sistance from Greg Aumiller, Ted Barker, and Rick Kahute.
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Papa Hemingway drops in to watch and cheer on Ted Barker.
Mark Small watches as Chris Mangel destroys j| the ball. I