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The girl’s team work to gain

possesion of the ball. “Previ­

ous to college, most of the

players did not have much

experience, but they had a

desire to learn. When

regionals and nationals ar­

rived, they hustled, played

passionately, and ended the

season with a great game.

Although only two seasons

are behind us, God has taught

and blessed us trem en­

dously," Kristin Nissley said.

Valerie Conner keeps the ball

away from her opponent. In

the fall awards chapel, Conner

received the outstanding de­

fense award for the team.

soccer