Page 137 - CBA 1996 YEARBOOK

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VARSITY BOYS SOCCER
OPPONENT OPP CBA
J.Elbridge 0
RECORD
11 1-0
Nottingham 0
FM
Tully 0
St. Joseph's
Bishop Ludden
Bishop Grimes 0
Lafayette 0
8
2-0
2-0-1
3 - 0 - 1
3- 0-2
4-0-2
5-0-2
6-0-2
7-0-2
8-0-2
9-0-2
10-0-2
11-0-2
1 2 - 0 - 2
13-0-2
14-0-2,
15-0-2'
Marcellos 1
F. Pompey
0
5
Westhill 1
2
Skaneateles 0
■Cazenovia
Marcellos
5
Skaneateles 0
Cazenovia 0
Sooth Lewis
4
0
0
2
9
0
2
2
1
1
The boy's varsity soccer
team had an absolutely
splendid season this year.
They went undefeated and
traveled to Canisius College
to compete in the Class C
State Championship. The
team leaders, Jeff Ascenzo,
David Chrisogonou, and
Doug Tankersley led them to
their number one position
and a record breaking year!
11
4
4
6
4
9
3
The defense recorded over
15 shutouts and the offense
was a great big help in scor­
ing the goals to help the
team remain undefeated
throughout the season. Jim
Tanner and Brian Demlein led
the offensive. According to
David Chrisogonou, overall
this season was a kick!
David Chrisogonou
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In the game of soccer,
passing Is an art In Itself.
Jamie GoggI demon­
strates his skill.
The Boys' Varsity Soccer
Team smiles with pride
after one of their twenty-
one wins. Let’s hope that
their next season will be
even better!
i
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the confidence that the
whole team acquired. It
was this confidence that
struck fear In the hearts
of opponents.
Matt Curtin dribbtes with
Varsity Boy’s Soccer
Once In a while, a direct
kick Is necessary. Jeff As-
cenzo sends the ball hur­
tling downfleld.
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