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\/ /\ R The boys varsity soccer team ended
their season with a 7-8-1 record.
The team started off the season well by taking second place in the W-H Kickoff Classic. There they defeated Rutger's Prep.
Co-captains, seniors, Jason Mozo and Brian Bonk, who have both been on the team for four years, provided the neces­ sary leadership on the field.
However, with five games remaining in the season, injuries caught up with the Rams as Bonk went down with a frac­ tured tail bone.
"That really hurt us. We lost our compet­ itive edge without Brian," said Junior center halfback Ben Friedland.
Coached byJohn Walker and Juan Alon­ zo, the team put up a fight in every match.
Returning eight letter men from this year's team, the future looks bright for next season. "We have a good core of players, and we will be in the top four in the conference next season."
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