Page 126 - CBA 1983 YEARBOOK

Seasonal Blues
Young Stickmen have
a tough season
The score was tied, with thirty seconds left to
play. General Brown had the ball and were work­
ing it to the goal when the defense suddenly forced
a turnover. The middies took it up the field on a fast
break, and passed it to attackman Eric Schneid,
who fired it into the goal with only three seconds
left on the clock.
The J.V. stickmen finished their season with a
dissappointing record of 4-9. Part of this was due
to the fact that seven sophomores moved up to the
varsity level. This left second year coach Augie
Rotunno with many young and inexperienced play­
ers and a lot of work.
The offense was led by the sure shots of attack-
men Eric Schnied, Mike Wood and Mike Her­
ring. The midfielders were led by the strong stick­
handling of Greg Unger and Bob Smythe. The
strength of the defense was centered around the
hard hitting of Vinnie Socia and Billy Anderson.
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h aGrnegd l e d . Ungermoves forward slow­
ly, showing his stick han­
C a r e f u l l y
dling abilities.
Cleared in time. Midfielder
MikeWoodmoves the ball nearerto the Laker goal be­ fore being jumped.