Page 111 - PINE CREST 1980

HEAD COACH Bill Rousseau discusses the
rules with the two referees before one of the
home matches.

Lacrosse Is A Fast, Rough Sport

Lacrosse is a rough sport which was completed the season with a 2-7
developed by the North American record. Coach Bill Rousseau com­
Indians. It is most popular in Canada mented, "This was a disappointing
and the northeastern portion of the season. The team did not play up to
U.S. There are only a few schools its ability. However, they showed
which offer Lacrosse for their great improvement during the latter
students. Pine Crest, however, part of the season."
Varsity Lacrosse Scoreboard realized the need for the sport, and
P.C. students took advantage of the The team's victories came against
Season Record: 2-7
opportunity to play. Palm Beach Academy and South
Pine Crest Opponent
2 Palmetto 9 Miami High School. Scott Doyle's ten
10 South Miami 11 The absence of key players hurt the goals led the team in scoring. Other
2 St. Andrew's 12 performance of the team during the key scorers included Larry Amaturo,
5 Palmetto 9
6 Palm Beach Academy 5 season. Robert Cline and Richard with nine goals, Walter Millsaps,
2 Benjamin 9 Nathan were lost due to injuries. with eight goals, and Brian Foley,
9 South Miami 5
4 St. Andrew’s 8 Senior Scott Doyle, the team’s who scored seven goals. The defense,
5 Palm Beach Academy 6 leading scorer, missed three games led by John Jeu de Vine, played well.
due to track meets. The team

VARSITY LACROSSE: FRONT ROW: Scot Charles Cassel, Bob Stehlin, Walter Millsaps. GOALIE Brian Walwyn defends against an
Schultz, Ed Barbanell, David Weissman, Jack Brian Foley, John Finnell, Curt McManus, Ed aggressive Benjamin team. Here he deflects
Finnell, Eric Jordan, Brian Walwyn, Jeff Saar, Scott Sorensen, Los Byron, John Jeu de one of many attempts at the goal.
Donlon. BACK ROW: John Kennelly, Scott Vine, David Forman.
Doyle, George Caldwell, Larry Amaturo,

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