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2 This year the Varsity Soccer Team was coached by Howard Feeman and Joseph Pro- copio. Under their guidance the soccer team compiled an 8-8-2 overall record. The team also maintained a winning season among the independent schools with a 7-4-0 record. By far the most gratifying win of the season was the 2- 1 victory over the Pennington team, since it
was Pennington’s only regulation loss of the season.
The soccer team lost the first round of the states to a team that they had beaten earlier in the season. “This was really the only disap­ pointment that the team produced this sea­
son,” said coach Freeman. Despite the first round loss coach Freeman was impressed with the efforts, cooperation and determination of the team this year.
There were many laudable individual accom­ plishments amoung the team members. Co­ captain Dave Stout was named MVP, this year and made the first All-State B division soccer team of Independent Schools. Co-captain Joe Rempson received the coach's award and
made the second All-State team. Rick McMur- rian led the scoring with 14 goals and 7 assists to accumulate a total of 47 career goals, and also made the the second All-State team. Tom Kopodakis and David Lombardi, the only ju­
nior, made the second All-State team.
As quoted by a senior member of the team, “ This year’s team despite its injuries and loses
was one of the best soccer teams the school [-|po nrnHnpoH ”
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