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Unprecendented before in Section 3 boys soc­ cer, our soccer team won back to back New York State Championships. This season was led by Central New York’s player of the year senior Bob­ by Hammer, as our scoring power; and our flaw­ less sweeper senior Jimmy Riverso, who was un­
scored upon until the last ten minutes of the State Championship match.
With the close of this season, our team is sad to say good-bye to the other graduating seniors; Jamie Goggi, Paul Walsh, Eric Rinella, Cesco Riverso, and Craig Overton. Next year still looks promising with tri-captains Kevin Boyle, John Klusick, and Greg Tait all returning leading the way. Watch for underclassmen Ross D ’Eredita and Jarret Park to step up and make great contri­ butions to the team’s success. Hopefully at this time next year we will be able to say “Three- peat” ,
By: Greg Tait
Key offensive player John Klusick, helped lead the Brothers to an undefeated sea-
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Freshman Tony Matrone steps up to the pressures of being on Varsity.
All-State goalie Greg Tait, clears the ball after making a save.
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