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Girls' Field Hockey
Although the field hockey tea ended the sea­ son with a disappointing record (1-10-3), there were a few encouraging notes. For example, the two best played games were the tie against South Plainfield at Homecoming and the 2-1 loss to Morristown-Beard in the State Tournament game. In the game against top-ranked South Plainfield, the Rams frustrated their opponents time and again with their outstanding defensive play. The State Tournament game was memora­ ble in avenging an earlier defeat by scoring the
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first goal and sending the Morristown-Beard team into a panic.
Outstanding careers were capped off this sea­ son by Valerie Pate who ended third in career scoring, and by Camille Henry who ended sec­ ond in career saves. MVP.................................................Valerie Pate Defensive MVP............................ Camille Henry Coach's Award.........Jackie Co Sf Tara Clifford HJISWAA All-Star Awards.......Valerie Pate and
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