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Girls' Soccer
varsity
The girls' varsity soccer team ended its season on November I, with a loss to Pennington. The girls, however, have "nothing to be disappointed about," end­ ing their season with 7 wins and 9 losses, a drastic improvement from winning only four games last year.
"This team has developed a "esprit-de- corps" or sense of unity, boasts head coach Howard Freeman in his Peruvian way.
Senior Nicole Everhart, juniors Jennifer Allman, Arielle Drummond, Elisabeth Held, Sarah Williamson, sopho­ mores Alarice Cesareo, Sarah Kovach- Orr, Nisha Singh and Jackie Sibblies were
returning starters.
One of the strengths of the team was the
notable duo of Allman, the goalkeeper, and Cesareo, the sweeper, who "played outstanding defense all season" accord­ ing to Freeman. The offense was led by Drummond, Kovach-Orr, and new comer Mireia Oil, with help from Williamson at center half-back.
VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER
Front Row deft to right): Kairtha Janardhan, Pam Babik, Alarice Cesareo, Sarah Kovach-Orr, Branice Fletcher, Amiyrah Allen, Sara Whalen, Stephanie Machronc.
lincti Row-tteft to right): Ass't. Coach Robin Arsenault, Sarah Murphy, Ritlka Chopra, Arielle Drummond, Elisabeth, Held, Pticole Everhart, Jen Allman, Jackie Sibblies, Mireia Gil, Matasha Davis, Christina Keresztesy, Huri Sastre, Coach Howard Freeman; Missing: Sarah Williamson, Misha Sinyh, Laurie Aiello.